Overview
Walking routes laid out across Kyushu, modelled on the trails of Jeju Island in Korea.
About this place
Trekking courses in Saiki (Saiki-Oirijima Course) and Taketa and Bungoono (Oku-Bungo Course) in Oita Prefecture. Olle began on Jeju Island in Korea and means in the Jeju language a narrow alley leading from the street to a house. Kyushu Olle was developed as a sister to Jeju Olle with the idea of rediscovering Kyushu's charms, and the Saiki-Oirijima Course has Funakakushi and the 360-degree panorama of Tomiyama Observatory.
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