Asahi Gassan Lake

Asahi Gassan Lake

Info

JR Tsuruoka Station → 40 minutes by car
10km18 minutes from Yamagata-do Shonai Asahi IC via National Route 112
30 units/use the observation square

Business Hours

Freedom to walk

Price

Free

Spot Category

Lakes and ponds


Asahi Gassan Lake and Gassan


Akakura and Aokra


Brahma River Valley

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