Flat garden plateau

Flat garden plateau

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JR Iwate Numaminai Station → JR Bus Limited Express 1 hour to Kuji Station (5 lines a day), bus stop: Hiraniwa Kogen off, 5 minutes on foot
65km 1 hour 20 minutes from Takizawa IC on Tōhoku Road via National Route 4.281
100 units

Spot Category

Plateau, marsh, forest, forest, tree, animal habitat, plant fabric


About 300,000 birch forests


Blooming azalea on the plateau


Birch forest in autumn leaves

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