Overview
A cedar wood growing in spring-fed marsh, with a path through it.
About this place
A forest of sawa cedar designated a national natural monument, in the Kurobe and Unazuki area of Toyama Prefecture. It grows in colonies around springs selected among the 100 Exquisite and Well-Conserved Waters of Japan, and is said to be the only cedar forest growing at a spring on flat land. At the Sawa Sugi Nature Museum you can learn through models, videos and panels, and there is also a promenade around it.
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