Alpine plants are said to be a treasure trove of wetlands.
Located between Takamine Kogen and Yunomaru Kogen, this marshland was created by the eruption of Mt. Asama. The gently sloping hills with little ups and downs make for an easy walking course that even small children and elderly people can enjoy. With over 1,000 species of subalpine and alpine plants living here, it is also known as a "treasure trove of alpine plants," and the plants throughout the four seasons are attractive. From the viewpoint of Miharashidake along the way, on a clear day, you can enjoy a view of the Northern Alps and the entire marshland♪