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Overview
Uplands at 1,739 metres across Nakatsugawa and Nagano, with a ridge of bamboo grass.
About this place
Fujimidai Kogen is a plateau in the Ena mountain system, the southern end of the Kiso Mountains (Central Alps), straddling Nakatsugawa, Gifu Prefecture, and Achi Village, Shimoina District, Nagano Prefecture. It is included in Gifu Prefecture's Hoyama Prefectural Natural Park. Its elevation is 1,739 m. Its area is about 1,000 ha. You can enjoy a 360-degree grand panorama of the Northern Alps, Mount Ontake, the Southern Alps and the Central Alps. From Fujimidai Kogen, 23 of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains can be seen, beginning with nearby Mount Ena.
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Please check the road conditions of the forest road to Misaka Pass before setting out. (It is closed to traffic in winter.)
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