Year-round · Heian Buddhist sculpture collection
The protected statues are an indoor cultural visit, useful in mixed weather; current opening hours vary by season.
Tourism source ↗A historic temple hall at 1796 Tashibu Maki, Bungotakada, preserving nine nationally designated Important Cultural Property Buddhist statues from the Kunisaki Peninsula’s Rokugo Manzan culture. Admission is approximately ¥500; confirm the latest price and seasonal closing time before travel.
Best time to visit: Oct–Nov – Kunisaki autumn route
💡 Check the official place page and current seasonal conditions before travel.
Maki Odo on the Kunisaki PeninsulaReference photo · selected conditions are not photographed yet
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19°C
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💧 32% rain chance · wind 2 km/h
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Forecast: Open-Meteo
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A DIFFERENT JAPAN, EVERY MONTH
When to see this place
Typical viewing windows. Weather and bloom dates vary each year; these are not live forecasts.
October–November · Kunisaki autumn route
Cool weather suits combining Maki Odo with nearby temples and rural scenery.
Tourism source ↗Suitability
Stroller: Accessible
Nursing room: Not verified
Noise level: quiet
Kids: The collection is sacred cultural property; follow indoor photography and conduct rules.
Rules
Fire: no fire
Drones: banned
Nearby places
Within 30 km, closest first.
Oita
Kumano Magaibutsu
Two enormous Buddhist figures carved into a natural cliff in Bungotakada. A forest slope and 99 rough stone steps, traditionally said to have been built by demons overnight, lead to the carvings; walking shoes and steady footing are essential.
3 km away
Oita
Beppu — Umi Jigoku
A blue geothermal pool in Beppu’s famous hells sightseeing area, surrounded by rising steam. The geothermal pool is for viewing, not bathing. Stay behind barriers and check individual attraction hours.
23 km away
Sources, photo credits and verification
Place information: Official tourism source · Reviewed 2026-09-27
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