Water of the water

Water of the water

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JR Komagane Station → Ina-Chuo Alps sightseeing bus 16 minutes to Komagedake ropeway, bus stop: Suga no off the road, short walk
2.5km3 minutes from Chuo-do Komagane IC via Prefectural Road No. 75
120 units/free

Business Hours

10 AM to 9 PM (Last admission at 8 PM)

Price

Adult 700 yen, elementary school student 300 yen

Spot Category

Hot Spring Spots and More


Hot water bath in the water


Large Baths

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Central Alps Komagatake Ropeway

Kiso Komagatake, the highest peak of the Central Alps at an elevation of 2,956 meters. The mountain ropeway connects Shirabidaira, the base for climbing and sightseeing, to Senjojiki, which spreads out directly below the 2,931-meter-high Hōken-dake to the south, in about 8 minutes. Established in 1967 (Showa 42), the height difference between Shirabidaira Station at 1,662 meters and Senjojiki Station at 2,612 meters is the highest in Japan at 950 meters. The Senjojiki Cirque, which spreads out in front of Senjojiki Station, has walking paths, and looking up, you can see the rugged shape of Hōken-dake, while below you can overlook the Southern Alps and Mount Fuji. In summer, alpine plants bloom all over, and the autumn foliage is exceptional, with the hotel, café, and observation terrace adjacent to Senjojiki Station also being popular. Due to car restrictions, please check in advance.

Syojki Curl

The glacial topography (cirque) that spreads out directly below Hōken-dake at an elevation of 2,931 meters in the Central Alps. Formed about 20,000 years ago by the gentle flow of glaciers, it is a semicircular depression, and its flat terrain was described as being the size and shape of 1,000 tatami mats, hence the name "Senjojiki Cirque." It takes about 8 minutes from the base Shirabidaira Station to Senjojiki Station at an elevation of 2,612 meters via the Komagatake Ropeway. A walking path is maintained from Senjojiki Station, allowing for a scenic hike of about 50 minutes. In summer, you can see Kengai Pond formed by spring water and a variety of delicate alpine plants, and in autumn, you can enjoy the vibrant foliage of Nanakamado and others.

Tsurugi Pond

The Senjojiki Cirque, located directly beneath the 2931m high Hōken-dake in the Central Alps. The small pond called Ken-ga-ike is formed by mountain spring water flowing into the cirque, which was carved by glaciers. Water collects in the pond only for a brief period during the summer. The reflection of Hōken-dake on the clear water surface is stunningly beautiful, making it a hidden gem and a popular photo spot in the Senjojiki Cirque.

Marutaya

At the end of Masugata, a woodworking product shop. Even in the post hall where woodworking has been developed since ancient times, you can also see the work scenery where the master makes a piece of music. Shiraki lunch box 4000 yen ~.

Kayano Kogen

At an elevation of 1200m. A plateau that overlooks the ridgeline of the Alps, including Inaya. It is a treasure trove of flowers and wild birds, and the crowd of Mizubasho cannot be overlooked among them. You can also harvest mushrooms. In addition to the campsite (tent fee: 1000 yen, open from May to October) and the mountain villa where you can rest and stay, there is also a 1-hour 30-minute nature walking course around the area. The evening view from the observation deck has been selected as one of the "Sunset Point Hundred Elections in Nagano Prefecture".

Mount Iimori

A mountain with a beautiful shape like a bowl of rice; a variety of flowers from summer to autumn, such as the nickpea sedge and the pine tree; about an hour's walk from the trailhead to the summit.

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