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A highland with an imperial villa, looking out on the fumes of Mount Chausu.
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Nasu Kogen refers to the area at the southern foot of Mount Nasu in northern Tochigi Prefecture, where gentle slopes spread from the area at an elevation of over a thousand metres on Mount Nasu down to around 300 m, where the Tohoku Main Line and National Route 4 pass. Across the Naka River, Nasuno-ga-hara and the north-western side of Nasu Kogen connect to Kashi Kogen in Fukushima Prefecture. Nasu Kogen has long been a tourist area known for the Nasu Onsen resort villages, and is also famous for the Nasu Imperial Villa, opened in 1926 (Taisho 15).
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