Overview
A campsite on the Hiraniwa uplands at Kuji, ringed by what is held to be Japan's finest birch forest.
About this place
A campground on the Hiraniwa Plateau in Kuji, Iwate, surrounded by a vast beech forest. You can pick mushrooms, watch wild birds, take early-morning walks and stargaze, and it is often used for school events, children's groups and families. The nearby Hiraniwa Sanso also accepts bathing-only visitors.
Source iwatetabi.jp ↗Official website
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