Here is information about the Tourist Information Office and typical sightseeing spots and accommodations.
Nature
Mt. Iwawaki
Mt. Iwawaki (897.7m) cradles Kimitoge Pass and faces Mt. Kongo. Its summit is covered in an expansive meadow (8 ha), attracting a large number of visitors during every season. The area of the mountain known as Kitora is a treasure trove of thatch plants that grow pretty flowers in the fall. Softly blowing in the wind, they soften the hearts of hikers passing through. And the trail up to the summit goes through “Iwawaki no mori” (the Forest of Iwawaki) and “Iwawaki no mori Shikisai-kan” , which is at the midst of the trail, is available for hikers to rest.
| Address | Takihata Kawachinagano |
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| Website | https://kankou-kawachinagano.jp/ |
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| Directions | Take the Nankai Bus from Kawachinagano Station, get off at Takihata Dam, and climb to the summit. ※To “Shikisai-kan”, take Nankai bus from Kawachinagano or Mikkaichi-cho station, get off at “Ko-no” and walk 80 min. Or get off Nankai bus at “Minami Aobadai-guchi” and walk 90 min. |
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Address
Takihata Kawachinagano
Website
https://kankou-kawachinagano.jp/
Directions
Take the Nankai Bus from Kawachinagano Station, get off at Takihata Dam, and climb to the summit.
※To “Shikisai-kan”, take Nankai bus from Kawachinagano or Mikkaichi-cho station, get off at “Ko-no” and walk 80 min. Or get off Nankai bus at “Minami Aobadai-guchi” and walk 90 min.
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