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  • Ogama
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    4.0
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    Nagano Pref. Shimotakaigunnozawaonsenmura Toyosato
    Located on Ogama Road, Ogama no Yu is one of the open-air baths in the Nozawa Onsen resort. These open-air baths have been protected by yunakama since the Edo period and still use 100% natural spring water. The baths are well maintained and always kept clean. This public bathhouse takes its spring water from the source in Ogama. It is said that the waters are good for people with diabetes, nerve pains, and rheumatism, etc.

    Unlike some other onsens with lions head spouts or water trickling from rock facades, this has a simple spout. It is definitely no-frills, but still has the 100yen refundable valuable locker and...

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  • Hiratoko Daifunsen
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    2.0
    1 Reviews
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    Yamanouchi cho, Shimokitai-gun, Nagano Prefecture
    This spring belches white steam along the Shiga Kusatsu Kogen route. It has been designated a Natural Monument and is often referred to as “firefly hot spring” because of the fireflies that can be observed here, making for an enchanting sight.

    志賀高原の横手山スキー場から帰る際にあったので寄ってみた。 この周辺は硫黄の温泉エリアで、ほたる温泉というのがあって、そこの源泉になっている。と言ってニュージーランド・ロトルアの大噴泉みたくなっているか？といわれれば、ただ煙（水蒸気）が出ているだけと、その手前に温泉看板があるぐらい。 特に見るモノもない。駐車スペースが２台分がなんとかあるぐらい。

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  • Shiga Highlands Ishi no Yu Genji Fireflies
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    Nagano Shimotakai-gun Yamanouchimachi Shigakogen Hasuike
    A 50-minute drive from the Shinshu-Nakano Interchange on the Joshin-Etsu Expressway. At Ishi no Yu in the Shiga Highlands, you can watch Genji fireflies, a large variety of firefly which only lives in Japan. One of only a few firefly varieties in the world to spend its larval stage, Genji fireflies are an essential part of summertime nights in the Shiga Highlands. The Iwakurazawa River in Ishi no Yu is known as the highest habitat for Genji fireflies in Japan. In recognition of its uniqueness, the area was designated a National Natural Monument in 2008.
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  • Imaizumi Area Fireflies
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    Nagano Shimominochi-gun Sakaemura Hokushin Imaizumi
    Visitors to the area around the Nonomi Kogen Campground and Sakae Club Ski Area close to the Akiyama Onsen hot spring district can view Genji fireflies. The fireflies can be seen from late June to late July. The surrounding area is occupied by farming families, so visitors are asked to be mindful and avoid entering farm fields. Sakae Village has been selected as an Important Mountain Village for the Conservation of Biodiversity in order to preserve its excellent waterside, paddy, and marsh environments, and the village also engages in activities to promote firefly breeding.
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  • Amidado
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    Nagano Iiyama-shi Mizuho Fukushima
    "A Buddhist temple which blends in with the surrounding natural scenery and situated above the Fukushima Rice Terraces, selected for inclusion in a list of Japan's 100 most beautiful rice terraces. Although originally a set for the 2002 film ""Letter from the Mountain,"" today the temple enshrines a real Amitabha statue and is carefully maintained by local residents. Many people wishing to meet Grandma Oume from the film come here from across the country."
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  • Shinshuji Temple
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    Nagano Iiyama-shi Minamimachi 22-17
    "This Buddhist temple's history stretches back to the Kamakura period; after repeated changes to its name, denomination, and location, it came to settle in its current location in 1604. The temple served as the model for the Rengeji Temple appearing in Toson Shimazaki's novel ""The Broken Commandment,"" and a monument on the grounds is inscribed with the book's first chapter. The temple complex was damaged during the Great Fire of Iiyama and only the original Rokkakudo hall stands today."
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  • Fukushima Tanada no Sato
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    Nagano Pref. Iyamashi Mizuho District Fukushima
    This terraced paddy field was developed in the Edo period from natural stone, and has been selected as one of Japan’s Top 100 Terraced Paddy Fields. The cultivation of people’s knowledge reflected in the steadily constructed fields is a beautiful sight to behold.
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  • Kodo no O Icho
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    Nagano Iiyama-shi Mizuho
  • Meguriainoka
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    Nagano Pref. Nakanoshi Nakano 1150
  • Tennokihashi
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    Nagano Prefecture Kamiminochi-gun Iizuna
  • Shibutoge
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    Nagano Shimotakai-gun Yamanouchimachi Hirao
  • Iizuna Higashi Kogen Mure no Sato
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    Nagano Kamiminochi-gun Iizunamachi Kawakami
  • Takayashiro Ohashi
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    Nagano Nakano-shi Kanai
  • Iizuna Kogen
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    Nagano Kamiminochi-gun Iizunamachi Kawakami
  • Issa no Promenade
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    Nagano Shimotakai-gun Yamanouchimachi Hirao
  • World Heiwa Hijiri Guanyin
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    Nagano Shimotakai-gun Yamanouchimachi Hirao 2763-1
  • Thirteen cliff of kestrel breeding ground
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    Nagano Pref. Nakanoshi Fukasawa
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Nagano prefecture is an exciting mix of mountains, hot spring monkeys, and preserved Edo history. At the heart of the Japanese Alps, Nagano is one of the country’s most popular destinations, whether in winter for its snow sports and the much-loved Jigokudani Monkey Park or in the warmer months for discovering the undulating hills on foot. For fantastic Edo architecture, head to the Kiso Valley for a 60-kilometer stretch of quaint wooden buildings that marked the Nakasendo route 200 years ago.

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