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The Magnificent Natural Wonders of Hachimantai
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- In this article we will be introducing the magnificent natural beauty of Hachimantai, an area that offers impressive scenery in all seasons as well as excellent skiing, hiking and wildlife experiences. Whether you visit for the snowy landscapes during the winter months, the blossom in spring, the abundant alpine flowers and hiking trails during summer or the striking autumn colours in fall, you will be greeted with stunning scenery and unforgettable views upon any trip to Hachimantai! Can’t decide which season is best to visit? Read on for everything you’ll need to know while planning your trip, what you can see in each season and tips on where to stay…The Hachimantai area makes up the southern area of the Towada-Hachimantai National Park, a large park that straddles three prefectures; Aomori, Akita and Iwate. To the north of Hachimantai is the Towada-Hakkoda part of the park which is just as beautiful, although we won’t be covering that area in this article. Appi-Kogen Ski Resort We will start with the winter season. Winter in Hachimantai is very much about winter sports. It is home to the Appi-Kogen Appi Kogen Ski Resort, the biggest in all of Tohoku and one of the best equipped in all of Japan - Appi-Kogen Appi Kogen boasts 21 different slopes, the longest of which is over 5 km in length. Large amounts of snow fall every winter meaning it gets constant top-ups of fresh snow almost daily, the quality of which is famous for being top notch, light and exceptionally powdery.Most of the resort, including Shimokura and Panorama, is aimed toward beginner and intermediate skiers, making it an excellent choice for big groups or families, although there are also some off-piste and side-country style tree runs for those who want to challenge themselves. Typically the ski season runs from December through the end of March. The area also has a lot to offer for those interested in snowshoe hiking. Hachimantai Aspite Line Hachimantai Mountain Hotel Mountain Hotel offers guests hotspring bathing, locally sourced and very delicious food options and of course comfortable common areas and lodgings. They also have nature guides on hand in the hotel ready to help you explore the area. There are various evening activities as well provide, including star gazing. Hachimantai Mountain Hotel For more information on the Hachimantai area in general and also Hachimantai Mountain Hotel you can contact them direct through their website:Towada Hachimantai National Park Hachimantai Area: http://www.env.go.jp/en/nature/nps/park/towada/index.htmlHachimantai Mountain Hotel: https://hachimantai-mountainhotel.com/enSupported by Hachimantai DMO Inc. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 2. August. 2019
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A Day Trip Around Lake Tazawa
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- The cerulean blue Lake Tazawa of the Akita Prefecture is the deepest lake in Japan, and is the 17th deepest lake in the world. It is a perfect place to take in some of the most breathtaking natural views Akita has to offer. With a whopping depth of about 424 meters, combined with its almost perfect circle shape, the lake exudes an air of mystery that attracts countless tourists and local visitors year-round. Sitting just south of the Towada Hachimantai National Park, the serenity of Lake Tazawa is a massive draw card for many visitors. This is thanks to the relative underdevelopment of the surrounding area, thus preserving the peace around the place and allowing the natural countryside vibe to shine through. Subsequently, the lake is a big hit with families having picnics and couples looking for a romantic escape to nature – Lake Tazawa is a crowd pleasing destination no matter your background. A Day Trip Around Lake Tazawa A Day Trip Around Lake Tazawa One of the main attractions of Lake Tazawa is the Goza no Ishi Shrine, which is located where the old lords of the area would congregate to admire the great natural scenery afforded by the expansive lake. It is here where you will find the famous torii gate of Lake Tazawa. A Day Trip Around Lake Tazawa ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 16. October. 2017
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Where to Go in Shirakami
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- Straddling the Akita and Aomori Prefectures, Shirakami-Sanchi's incredible natural beauty earned itself the title of being one of the Japan's first UNESCO recognised World Heritage Sites. Spread across 130,000 hectares the region is one of the largest-scale untouched virgin beech forests in the world. In order to maintain its natural untouched beauty there are a few areas with restricted admission, but that doesn't at all mean that there's isn't plenty to explore. Shirakami Depending on your preference, how much time you have, and how adventurous you’re feeling, there are a number of courses open to the public. From single hour road trips to full day, eight-hour mountain scaling courses there’s something for everyone. For seasoned mountain climbers Mount Shirakami is available to climb. Hitting about 1,232 meters high, it’s the high point of Shirakami-Sanchi and the best place to view the surrounding area and the Japan Sea. Visitor centers Visitor centers The best place to begin your exploration through Shirakami-Sanchi is by visiting the local visitor centres which are ready to arm you with everything you need to know. When traveling from Hirosaki the closest one is the Shirakami Sanchi Visitor Center tucked between Hirosaki and the Anmon Falls. This centre has plenty of English information about the beech forests of Shirakami and other major ones around the world. Laid out as a museum, a visit here ends up being enlightening and perfect especially on rainy days when entering the actual forest might be impossible. The centre also features an impressive IMAX theatre, which regularly screens a 30 minute documentary on the surrounding forests. If you’re hungry for more knowledge there’s also the World Heritage Conservation Center located in Fujisato, Akita which is well stocked with information about the region and also houses an exhibit on the forests. Juniko Another popular destination for many visitors is the Juniko ‘twelve lakes’ area. This collection of small ponds, pools and lakes are connected by trekking trails that weave through the western side of Shirakami-Sanchi touching the coast of the Sea of Japan. This area is perfect for those wanting to enjoy a little fishing, boating and camping as there are plenty of facilities on offer. While you are exploring the ponds, be sure not to miss Aoike pond, which boasts the most incredible, almost spooky deep blue water. For more information you can pop by the Juniko Eco-Museum Center Kokyokan, where guides are ready to help you out with any questions you may have about the area. Nihon Canyon Nihon Canyon So you’ve gathered the facts at Shirakami Visitor Centre, explored the deep blue lakes and ponds of Juniko, now it’s time to visit Nihon Canyon, Japan’s little version of the Grand Canyon. Actually named after the Grand Canon, Nihon Canyon is U-shaped canyon situated on the Sea of Japan-side of the mountain. In good weather it’s rather easy to access as there is a walking trail connecting Juniko to the canyon. If you do plan on going, be wary though that from late November through March, roads to the Juniko and the Nihon Canyon are closed making the area inaccessible. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 28. August. 2017
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Day Trip to the Oirase Gorge
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- Oirase Gorge is regarded by many visitors and locals as the most beautiful river valley in Japan, which if you spend any time there you’ll find it tough to disagree. Dotted with waterfalls, lush foliage and hidden getaways, a day at the Oirase Gorge is completely unforgettable. Bypass the motorised vehicles and explore the area either by foot on bike to really immerse yourself in everything this area has to offer. Rent a bike at the Oirase visitor center Rent a bike at the Oirase visitor center Stretching 14 km from Lake Towada, the best and easiest way to experience the beauty of the Oirase Gorge is exploring the area by bicycle. With the fast flowing waterfalls and vibrant foliage that transforms throughout the seasons, it’s clear why the gorge is considered one of the most beautiful river valleys in Japan. Aomori Cycle Tourism Association recommends a number of different cycling courses depending on what you want to see and your fitness level so it’s best to do a little research before. Once you’ve picked your course head to the Oirase visitor center for some advice and to pick up your set of rental wheels. Rent a bike at the Oirase visitor center Stop at the Hoshino Resorts Oirase Keiryu Hotel for tea Hoshino Resorts Oirase Keiryu Hotel When the time comes to rest your legs and sit back to soak in the surrounding beauty, stop off at Hoshino Resorts Oirase Keiryu Hotel for tea and sweets. Tucked behind the picturesque Oirase Mountain Stream, the resort was built on a ridge facing the Oirase Mountain Stream. Even though it is a hotel, the resort’s dining area is open to the public for lunch and tea. After all that hard cycling reward yourself with something sweet from the kitchen while you admire the floor to ceiling glass walls which allow the natural beauty of the surrounding area to be your backdrop. Seeing that you’re in apple country, the kitchen’s apple milles feuilles dessert comes highly recommended, served with herbal mint tea from the pristine tea set for 680 yen. Hike through the trail bordering the river Hike through the trail bordering the river Upon leaving the resort you’ll no doubt pass a number of signposts signaling the trail walk. These well marked trails will guide you through the river walk, which spans around 14 kms but can be modified depending on how far you want to go. A soothing stroll is the perfect way to fully immerse yourself in the powerful beauty of the area. If you are going during autumn, be sure to take a camera as the foliage bordering the river transforms from a deep lush green to fiery orange, red and yellow. Stop by waterfalls Stop by waterfalls Be sure while on the walk to do some serious waterfall hopping. Flowing from from Lake Towada, the water is churned as it makes its way through the stream’s various waterfalls. Don’t miss the 25 meter high Kumoi-no-taki Falls, and the Tamasudare-no-taki Falls where the water is forced down the fall in spheres, it’s like watching a natural optical illusion. Even though the walk is relatively easy, if you do stop to admire and explore the waterfalls and surrounding pockets, be sure to allow plenty of time because there is a lot to explore. ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 25. August. 2017
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Walking Through Towada Shrine
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- Towada shrine is a Shinto shrine believed to have been built in the 9th century in honour of Yamato Takeru and is regarded as the home of the water spirit. It It is nestled in a phenomenal forest on the shores of Lake Towada and within walking distance of the town centre. Together with Mount Osore, Towada Shrine is considered one of the most significant spiritual locations in Aomori and a walk along its unpaved paths lined with towering cedar trees is one of the best activities in the area. Walking Through Towada Shrine These sacred grounds can be explore on your own or as part of a guided tour. A self-guided walk can be done at any time of day although is not recommended at night due to the lack of lighting in the grounds and the fact the bears are common in the region. An alternative is to join one of the daily walks provided by the Towada Lake Nature Guide Walk Club. The walk club offers daily tours from April 28th to November 3rd, depending on the weather conditions. These walks will take you on a 2.1km course covering Towada Shrine, the Path of Luck, and The Maiden Statue, the last work by Japanese sculptor Kotaro Takamura. On Tuesdays only, the walk offered focuses on the historic aspects of the shrine and it is the most interesting one to embark on. For guests at sponsoring hotels in the area like Hotel Towada-so and Towadako Backpackers Hostel, the guided tours are free of charge. For the general public a small fee of 300 yen applies and do keep in mind that the tours are offered in Japanese only. Walking Through Towada Shrine The mystical tour starts in front of Hotel Towada-so. From here the group walks through a “tunnel” of 250 year old cedar trees; these used to lead the way for worshipers who traveled from afar to pay their respects to the deity. Once at the main stone torii gate, visitors are welcomed by the deep greenery and peacefulness of the ancient forests. Before heading up to the shrine, one interesting stop is the purifying station. This station has the typical mystifying look common in this sort of places, but with an added charm that at times it is home to a colony of frogs. You will not see them but once you get up close you will hear them loud and clear. Walking Through Towada Shrine ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 25. August. 2017
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Where to Pick Autumn Fruit in Japan
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- Japan is famous for really delicious fruit. Rather than eat the expensive stuff from speciality shops and supermarkets, why not pick your own fresh from the tree? Seasonal foods are a big deal in Japanese culture. On top of that, Japanese fruit tends to be of really high quality. One interesting twist to put on your trip is to get out of the big city and pick fresh fruit. It’s a nice activity to add on to your onsen stay as well. You can pick all kinds of fruit all over the country, but we chose 5 autumn fruits and the 5 prefectures most famous for them.Generally speaking, there are two basic systems for picking fruit so the two Japanese words you’ll need to know for this are 食べ放題 tabehodai (all you can eat) and ～狩り gari (picking). The former is usually unlimited, the latter tends to have a time limit. Alright then, let’s look at some farms! Grapes Grapes in Yamanashi Japanese name: ぶどう budoSeason: August to OctoberKatsunuma, Yamanashi is the grape capital of Japan. If you’re in Yamanashi to visit Mt. Fuji, why not enjoy some grapey goodness? Katsunuma Grapark (combining the words “grape” and “park”) grows over 16 varieties and offers 2 plans. One is a tabehodai (1000 yen for normal species, 2000 yen for high end ones) – all you can eat, no time limit, but you can’t take anything with you. The other is the budo-gari plan – 100 yen per 100 grams of normal grapes, 200 yen per 100 grams for the premium kind. While you’re in town, you also might want to pop into the ぶどうの国文化館 Budo no Kuni Culture Hall and learn about the history of Katsunuma, grape cultivation, and wine production.Katsunuma Budokyo Station is 10 minutes from Yamanashi Station by train. Just take a bus or taxi another 15 minutes to Katsunuma Grapark. Apples Apples in Aomori Japanese name: りんご ringoSeason: September to NovemberIn Japan, Aomori is synonymous with apples. In fact, 70% of all apples in Japan are produced here. At Aomori Sightseeing Apple Garden they grow 26 varieties on roughly 250 trees. They have 2 plans. One, you can pick 3 apples for 300 yen. Two, if you’re feeling like a glutton, you can do a one hour tabehodai for 1000 yen. They also grow pears, chestnuts, peaches, prunes, and cherries, but the cost varies if you want to pick other fruit.It’s a 30 minute drive from Aomori City. If you’re limited to public transit, at Aomori Station take the Aomori Shiei Bus (Tamogino Line) bound for Tamogino Station. Get off at Ringo-en Mae, and walk 5 minutes the apple orchard. The Japanese name is Aomori Kanko Ringo-en, just in case you have to ask for directions. Pears Pears in Funabashi Japanese name: 梨 nashiSeason: August to NovemberYou might be familiar with Funassyi, the hilarious unofficial mascot of Funabashi, Chiba. That’s because there are a lot of pear growers in Funabashi. Unfortunately, only one of them allows nashi-gari and its a bit inconvenient, but that’s OK all of Chiba Prefecture is famous for pears. Takadai-en grows 4 types of pears and offers a simple system: 650 per kilogram. If your group plans on spending more than 1000 yen per person, you’ll need to make a reservation. But, c’mon. Nobody needs that many pears on vacation.Take the train to Matsudo Station and use the East Exit. Hop on the Shin-Keisei Bus bound for Rikodai Danchi to the last stop. Walk 5 minutes and – boom! – you’re there. Mikan Mikan in Shizuoka Japanese name: みかん mikanSeason: October to DecemberShizuoka’s moderate climate in autumn and winter is perfect for growing mikan (Mandarin oranges) along the coast. If you’re enjoying an onsen, make a little time to pick some of these juicy little guys. Nishijima No-en in Atami offers 2 plans. For 300 yen, you have an unlimited tabehodai. Or you can pick as much as you want to take home at 250 yen per kilogram.It’s a 7 minute walk from Ajiro Station, or at Atami Station, take the Tokai Bus headed for Ajiro. Get off at Minami-Atami Shisho-Mae. Persimmons Persimmons in Nara Japanese name: 柿 kakiSeason: October and NovemberNara is the largest producer of persimmons in Japan. There are 2 types, astringent and non-astringent – both of which are usually eaten in different ways. If you want to take a break from sightseeing, Yamashiro Taga Fruits Line is a popular spot for picking persimmons (they also have mikan and grapes). They have an 800 yen tabehodai plan with no time limit. Of course, you can buy some to take home at market price (varies year to year).The farm is located 15 minutes from Nara by train. Just go to Yamashiro Taga Station and walk about 10 minutes and you’re there.Posts by Marky Star ©NAVITIME JAPAN. Travel Info Check out our travel tips to make your trip better!
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- 24. March. 2017
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จุดท่องเที่ยวที่แนะนำ
ทั้งหมด 1602 รายการ
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- สวนสาธารณะฮิโรซากิ
- สวนสาธารณะ / พื้นที่สีเขียว
- Aomori Pref. Hirosakishi Shimoshiroganechou 1
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- Aomori Pref. Hirosakishi Kamishiroganechou 8-1
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When it comes to landscape gardening, the Japanese have no equals. This is a rather large garden, consisting of two levels. The upper level has a teahouse and a traditional Japanese home, which is...
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- สวนสาธารณะแอปเปิ้ล เมืองฮิโรซากิ
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- Aomori Pref. Hirosakishi Shimizutomita Terasawa 125
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- Aomori Prefecture, Iwate Prefecture, Akita Prefecture
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- สวนสาธารณะ อาชิโนะ
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