Bense Moor

Bense Moor

Info

JR Wooden Station → 20 minutes by car
1 hour from Nanioka IC, Tohoku
27 units

Price

Free to visit

Spot Category

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


The early summer nickouki sedge with the whole area dyed yellow is spectacular

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