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Autumn Leaves

Byobuiwa Cliffs

Mountain cherry blossoms at the base of a sheer rock wall   Declared a Natural Monument in 1934, Byobuiwa is…
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Maruyama Park

More than 100 wild mountain cherry trees   Positioned at a somewhat high elevation, Maruyama Park is the ideal spot…
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Country Park Ōko

Camping, barbecues and other outdoor fun amidst historical ruins from the Jōmon period Each spring, approximately 200 sakura (cherry blossom)…
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Lake Shorenji & Kaochidani Valley

Lake Shorenji Created when a dam was built upon the Shorenji River, this striking blue lake surrounded by tree-covered mountains…
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Sekita Shrine / 積田神社

Sekita Shrine

In the 8th century, Kashima-no-kami, the chief deity of Kashima Shrine in Ibaraki Prefecture, is believed to have stopped by…
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春日神社(土屋原)のラッパイチョウ / Ginkgo tree at Kasuga Shrine

Kasuga Shrine at Tsuchiyahara

This shrine at Tsuchiyahara, one of the two Kasuga Shrines in Mitsue Village, is known for its large 400-year-old ginkgo…
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Hirara / カエデの郷ひらら

World Maple Park ‘Hirara’

Used to be an elementary school, this beautifully restored old schoolhouse has been revived as a library, café, and art…
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Torimiyama Park in Fall

Torimiyama Park

Throughout the year, there is always something to see in this natural park: thousands of azaleas in early summer and…
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higashiyoshino

Niukawakami Shrine (Middle Shrine)

The Niukawakami Shrine is located in the village of Higashiyoshino, an area that in ancient times had very close ties…
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Kono-ji Temple in Fall

Kono-ji Temple

Konoji is assumed to be erected in 740 (Tenpyo 12, era of Emperor Shomu) by monk Gyoki and established its…
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Akame 48 Waterfalls

Refresh your spirit along one of Japan’s greatest hiking trails – a pristine forest that’s home to ninja culture and…
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Murou-ji Temple

A unique temple known as the “Nyonin-Koya” or “Women’s Koya” that has a history of progressive values towards women Located…
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Soni Highland

Dramatic vistas of shimmering silver and gold pampas grass   This high basin and sweeping plateau lies between Mount Kuroso…
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Forest Park Konoyama

An entire mountain transformed into an outdoor playground! This prefectural nature park offers activities, attractions, and outdoor fun through all…
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Mount Miune

Designated as one of ‘Japan’s 300 Famous Mountains’ by the Japanese Alpine Club, Mount Miune rises to 1,235 meters (4,050…
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Fudo no Taki

Fudo Waterfall

Flowing from a height of 21 meters (68 feet) Fudo Waterfall emerges at the foot of Mount Miune. The sound…
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