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Kumano Magaibutsu
A group of stone figures carved directly into the cliff, among the largest in Japan. You climb stone steps said to have been built by an ogre in a single night.
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Fukiji Odo
The oldest wooden building in Kyushu, and a National Treasure. An Amida hall to stand beside the Phoenix Hall at Byodoin.
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Nakayama Senkyo
A path of practice that crosses a ridge of rock. The Mumyo bridge spans it.
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Kawanaka Fudo
A Fudo triad is carved into a great rock standing in the river. It preserves the Shujo Onie rite.
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Fukiji Hekiga
The Pure Land is painted on the pillars and walls inside. The colour survives even as the surface flakes away.
OitaArchitectureBungotakada
Showa Town, Bungotakada
A shuttered shopping street brought back to its 1950s state, down to the signage and the fittings inside the shops.
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Sculptors of Bungo
A peninsula far from the capital that kept many Heian and Kamakura images - enough to compare provincial hands.
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Sunset at Matama Coast
A shore in Bungotakada, known for the sun setting over its tidal flats.
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Kumano Magaibutsu
Cliff Buddhas in Bungotakada, of the Heian period, at the top of steps said to have been laid by demons.
Bungotakada
Cape Nagasakibana Flowers and Art
A park on a cape in Bungotakada, with flower fields and works of contemporary art.
Bungotakada
Kunisaki Rokugo Onsen Hanairo Onsen
A municipal hot spring in Bungotakada. It is one of the Rokugo Onsen hot springs, where three types of water well up: bicarbonate, sulfate and chloride springs.
Bungotakada
teamLab Gallery Showa no Machi
A gallery in the Showa-era quarter of Bungotakada.
Bungotakada
Kaimon Onsen
A hot spring in Matama, Bungotakada. Its brown, cloudy water has one of the highest salt concentrations in the prefecture and is known among hot spring lovers.
Bungotakada
Matama Coast Koikana Yuhi Terrace
A viewing terrace on Matama beach in Bungotakada, for watching the sunset over the flats.