Lake Mashu Third Observatory

Lake Mashu Third Observatory

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JR Mashu Station → Akan Bus 25 minutes for Mashu Lake No. 1 Observation Deck, stop off, 1 hour on foot
Route 241,243 from Ashoro IC, Route 52 124km 2 hours
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Tower and Observation Facilities


Fog is synonymous with Lake Mashu

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