Spring and summer are the seasons of flowers on the Notsuke Peninsula. From May onwards, Corydalis ambigua, Sendai bush clover, and Rugosa roses start to bloom one after another, and the scenery created by the mist and flowers is a sight to behold.
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In autumn, Notsuke Peninsula is quiet and sparsely populated. You can also see golden silver grass and migratory birds.
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The Notsuke Peninsula in winter is attractive for its frozen Notsuke Bay and winter birds such as Steller's sea eagles and snow buntings. Tours walking on the ice are also popular, allowing you to enjoy spectacular winter scenery.
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Notsuke Peninsula is a bird-watching spot where you can observe over 260 species of wild birds, and in winter, observers from both Japan and abroad visit in search of rare birds of prey.
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