Mizubashow Fabric

One of the first designated parks in present-day Nagano Prefecture in 1875. In the year of Tenpo 14 (1843), the amusement park opened to the people by the Matsumoto feudal lord, Mitsunori Toda, who planted Kaigami and cherry blossoms at the Inukajo Ruins (Inukajo) and opened them to the folk. It is familiar as a place of cherry blossoms and has a good view of Matsumoto-daira. There are monuments related to the local area, such as Kubota Tsukubo, Rori Asai, and Hisame Sugita.

A hill with a good view of Takeshimine, Mikahara Plateau, and the Northern Alps. The place was named because the climbers who left the Mikahara Kogen behind them looked back and missed the way they came, and there is a promenade of about 4km, about 2 hours on foot, which takes about 4km and leads to the nature conservation center after the 1972.6m altitude. It is a course with up and down where you can enjoy various flowers such as the azalea in early summer and the pine tree in late summer.

At an altitude of 2034m, the highest peak of the Migahara Kogen. The area is a flat plateau, lined with various radio towers. The surrounding area is full of 360-degree panoramas such as Mount Asama, the Northern Alps, Mount Tateshina [Tatesanayama], and Mount Yagatake. There is also a 20-minute walk to the place. It is a cliff at an altitude of 2008m that protrudes to the west, and plate-like saving andesite can be seen. It was once visited by many people as a place of mountain faith, and it is still lined with more than a dozen stone Buddhas.