Nose Visitor Center of Mount Oze

Info

Address:

898-9 Nakaharayama, Katashina-mura, Tone-gun, Gunma Prefecture

Public Transportation:

JR Numata Station → Take the Kan-Etsu Kotsu bus to Tokura or Okiyama for 1 hour and 30 minutes, get off at the bus stop: Oze Tokura, transfer to the shared bus or taxi to Hatomata Pass for 35 minutes, get off at the final stop, and walk for 1 hour.

Car Access:

From Kan-Etsu Expressway Numata IC, it is 50 km via National Routes 120 and 401, taking 1 hour. *Private cars can only go to Tokura (paid parking available). There are traffic regulations between Tsunagi and Hatomata Pass (transfer to a shared bus or shared taxi (paid) is necessary).

Phone Number:

027-220-4431 (Oze Conservation Foundation)

Business Hours

Open from 7 AM to 6 PM (ticket office hours are from 7:30 AM to 4 PM).

Price

Free admission *If using public restrooms, a restroom tip of about 100 yen per person is required for maintenance. (The Yamanohana training restroom accepts cash and some QR code payments.)

Spot Category

Tourist information center and visitor center

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