Okudami Lake Tour Boat

Okudami Lake Tour Boat

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JR Urasa Station → Minami-Ego sightseeing bus bound for Okudadami Dam (operated from June to November 3, note that the number of buses is small) 1 hour 15 minutes, stop stop, 10 minutes on foot
35km 50 minutes from Onuma IC on Kanetsu Road via National Route 352 and Prefectural Route 50
700 units

Business Hours

9 to 17 o'clock

Price

1270 yen one way to Ozeguchi, 1000 yen for round-trip courses, 1270 yen for one-way flights to Ginzanping

Spot Category

Sightseeing boat, houseboat, river down, cruising, fall foliage spot


Enjoy wonderful autumn leaves from the lake in autumn

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