Mountains and Highlands in Japan
「mountain/plateau」Tourist Attractions
Nasu Flower World
Nasu Flower World is a vast flower park located in the Nasu Highlands. The colorful flower fields resemble a painting and are cherished as the geoglyph of Nasu Hana (Nasukai...
Nokogiriyama
Mount Nokogiri is a mountain rising approximately 330 meters high on the Boso Peninsula in Chiba Prefecture. Known since the Edo period through to the Showa era as a source ...
Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato
Daisen Makiba Milk no Sato is a popular spot located within Daisen Ranch, offering breathtaking views of the majestic Daisen Mountain and the Sea of Japan. Visitors can get ...
Akiyoshi Cave
Akiyoshidai, one of Japan's largest karst plateaus, is a special natural monument located in Mine City, Yamaguchi Prefecture, designated as a national park in 1955. The vast...
Jomon Sugi
Jomon Sugi is the most famous giant tree among the Yakusugi trees located on Yakushima Island in Kagoshima Prefecture, with an estimated age ranging from 2,170 to 7,200 year...
Sapporo Moiwa Mountain Ropeway
Mount Moiwa, easily accessible from the center of Sapporo at an elevation of 531 meters, is a popular spot where visitors can reach the summit via a combination of a ropeway...
Washuzan Observation Deck
Washu Mountain Observatory is located near the summit of Washu Mountain within Setonaikai National Park and has been designated as a national scenic spot. There are two obse...
Kintaikyo Bridge
One of Japan's three famous bridges, the Kintai Bridge, is a wooden five-arch bridge measuring approximately 193.3 meters in length, located in Iwakuni City, Yamaguchi Prefe...
Kokono'e "Yume" Ootsurihashi
The Kuju "Dream" Suspension Bridge, located in Kuju Town, Oita Prefecture, boasts the highest walkway-only suspension bridge in Japan. With an elevation of 777 meters, a tot...
