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A golf course in Koka with many wild birds, chosen as a bird-friendly course.
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A golf course in Koka, Shiga. There are many wild birds such as pheasants, kingfishers, and cuckoos, and it is ranked among the 24 selected courses of the 100 Bird-Loving Golf Courses (selected by the Japan Wild Bird Protection Federation). Set on gently rolling hills, the course has little elevation change and wide fairways, with two holes over 600 yards. You can see cherry blossoms and wild camellias in spring and autumn leaves in autumn.
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