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Kokonoe Yume Bridge Guide: Gorge Views, Waterfalls, and Seasonal Scenery

Kokonoe “Yume” Otsurihashi crosses the Narukogawa Gorge at a height of 173 meters, offering panoramic views of Shindo-no-Taki Falls, Kyusuikei forest, and the Kuju Mountains. A grated section at the bridge’s center adds a direct view to the valley floor, while fresh greenery, autumn foliage, and winter snow transform the surrounding scenery. The guide can help plan access, hours, admission, suitable footwear, local food, and visits to nearby Kuju Flower Park, Sujiyu Onsen, and Chojabaru Visitor Center.

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Umitamago Aquarium Guide: Marine Life, Shows, and Beppu Bay Views

Oita Marine Palace Aquarium “Umitamago” brings visitors close to dolphins, walruses, penguins, fur seals, and marine life from the Bungo Channel. Highlights include the Giant Circular Tank, Grand Cora...

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【27日12:00〜生配信】バロンドール速報解説／日本人唯一のバロンドール選考委員・田邊雅之氏に聞く

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Kiki's Delivery Service: Tombo on Bicycle

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「ひろゆき＆いずみ新党（仮）」 キックオフ LIVE 説明会

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Three Things to Do in Yufuin: Mountains, Shopping, and Onsen

Yufuin blends mountain scenery, shopping, and hot-spring relaxation into one of Oita Prefecture’s appealing getaways. Begin with views of 1,584-meter Mount Yufu, long revered as a sacred mountain and ...

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Meet Wild Japanese Macaques at Takasakiyama Monkey Park

Wild Japanese macaques roam freely at Takasakiyama Natural Zoological Garden in Oita City, offering a close look at their social lives. Different troops descend from Mount Takasaki, and feeding time transforms the grounds as hundreds of monkeys gather for wheat and sweet potatoes. The feedings also help discourage raids on nearby farmland. Between meals, visitors can watch macaques groom, rest, play, quarrel, and care for their young without cages separating them from view. Curious monkeys may pass close by—and one might walk between your legs, an encounter associated with good luck. Baby season brings youngsters exploring their surroundings, while winter offers the memorable sight of monkeys clustering into a warm “sarudango.” The park combines wildlife observation with insight into how people coexist with a wild macaque population.