Oga Peninsula
A peninsula in western Akita Prefecture that juts out into the Sea of Japan. Once separated from the mainland, it is now connected to the mainland by Hachiro Lagoon. The coast is lined with strange rocks. One of the oddly shaped rocks, Ryugashima, was shaped like a dragon's head, but its upper part fell off in the 1939 Oga earthquake. Oga Peninsula is also famous for its namahage, which are believed to be incarnations of deities.
Nishiki-e and Paintings
雄鹿半島竜ケ崎
川瀬巴水版画集 1
川瀬巴水版画集 1
川瀬巴水版画集 1
Photos
旅の家つと 第４２ 奥羽の巻
旅の家つと 第４２ 奥羽の巻
仁山智水帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
男鹿名勝写真帖
日本写真帖
日本写真帖
鉄道旅行案内
日本名勝風俗大写真帖
日本名勝風俗大写真帖
Landmarks around Oga Peninsula
Noshiro Akita Mt. Chokai Mt. Iwaki Lake Tazawa Hirosaki Hirosaki Castle Mogami River Tsuruoka Lake Towada
The NDL Image Bank is a public-domain digital gallery of the National Diet Library, the national library in Japan. Our website has thousands of out-of-copyright Japanese artworks and images from our library’s extensive collection!
The NDL Gallery is online content that you can enjoy using the digitized materials of the National Diet Library. It also provides information on exhibitions in the National Diet Library.
The NDL Digital Exhibitions features the NDL’s unique collections with explanations covering various themes such as nishiki-e, landscape photographs and historical materials. Discover your favorites!