Minagawa Shoten

Starting from Lake Kamikita in the town of Mōroyama, there are approximately 11km in total length and a 6-hour hiking trail for the healthy family, connecting Kitamou Jizo ~ Monomiyama ~ Hidaka City Takashiyama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama ~ Hiwadayama Pass ~ Iinono City. It was developed to allow you to enjoy the seasonal nature while walking slowly, passing through the forest of cedar and cypress, enjoying the coppice forest, the clear stream of the Koryo River, and the idyllic landscape of the countryside, leaving the remnants of Musashino, and walking by visiting the ancient shrine. The vantage from Mount Mono at an altitude of 375m is exceptional.

A 20,000-square-meter-wide park maintained on a small, tall hill adjacent to the east-south flank of Kushita Lake. An undulating promenade has been maintained in the lush green garden, and along the way, a wooden bridge and a viewing platform with a view of the northern lake of Kushita, as well as an east house where you can take a break are also installed. You can also enjoy the natural scenery of the four seasons, including cherry blossoms in spring, azaleas and hydrangeas in early summer, and autumn leaves. The round course from the Kushita Lake No. 1 parking lot is about 700m, so it looks good for a mini hike.

A waterfall also known as "Shinta's waterfall" in the upper reaches of the Sukuya River. In the old days, it was also a place for Shugen, and is still visited by people who perform the waterfall. The head is 12m. Surrounded by old trees, the graceful water streaks that tug through the towering mossy rock walls are impressive. Due to its location in the prefectural Kuroyama Natural Park, a promenade is also maintained, and in the summer, hikers can be seen in the vicinity of the waterhole, and even children who play in the waterhole can be seen.