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Oze

福島県
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The largest high-altitude wetland in Honshu, with Oze as its feature.
Oze, which is the setting for the song "Natsu no Omoide," is the largest marsh in Honshu, spanning three prefectures: Fukushima, Niigata, and Gunma. You can enjoy the natural beauty of the unique flora and fauna of the wetland area, as well as a large number of alpine plants. The scenery that spreads out in Oze will become an unforgettable memory.

Features & How to Enjoy

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Highlights

Point 1

The Largest High Altitude Wetland in Japan is a Must-See!

Oze The Largest High Altitude Wetland in Japan is a Must-See!
Located in the heart of Oze, the wetland is the largest of its kind in Japan. It's also known as Oze-ga-hara and its unique terrain is eye-catching. Oze boasts an area of about 6km east to west and 2km north to south, and the wetland has been formed over a period of more than 6,000 years. It's a popular spot for mountain climbers to enjoy the vast nature. However, it's also known for its unpredictable weather, so it's a good idea to be prepared with clothes that can be changed according to the weather.
Point 2

Over 900 Species of Flowers Bloom in Oze!

Over 900 Species of Flowers Bloom in Oze!
Oze is known as a "paradise of flowers" with over 900 species of flowers growing naturally there. The representative flower of Oze is the skunk cabbage. It blooms from May to June, covering the wetlands with white flowers. In addition, delicate flowers such as cotton grass, iris, azalea, golden lace, and Ezo lily decorate the wetlands in each season, making it a popular place to enjoy flowers all year round!
Point 3

Majestic Mt. Hukuba and Mt. Shibutsu Tower Above

Oze Majestic Mt. Hukuba and Mt. Shibutsu Tower Above
Oze is a mountainous area that exceeds an altitude of 2,000 meters. Among them, the representatives are "Mt. Hukuba" and "Mt. Shibutsu". Mt. Hukuba is a volcano with an altitude of 2,356 meters, and is the highest peak in Tohoku and north of it. The contrast between Oze-numa and Mt. Hukuba creates a majestic atmosphere. On the other hand, Mt. Shibutsu is one of Japan's top 100 mountains and a treasure trove of alpine plants. The view of Oze from the summit is breathtaking!
Point 4

Enjoy a Fun Night at a Mountain Hut in Oze!

Enjoy a Fun Night at a Mountain Hut in Oze!
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There are about 20 huts in Oze that can be used for breaks during mountain climbing or hiking, as well as for lodging. The lodging facilities are well-maintained and the meals provided are delicious. Of course, bathing is also possible. There are also three designated camping areas, so those who enjoy tent camping can also have fun. The morning and evening views that spread out in Oze are a privilege only available to lodging guests. Why not spend a lovely night in the great outdoors?
Point 5

Oze Hiking is a Popular Activity!

Oze Hiking is a Popular Activity!
In Oze, there are boardwalks that have been maintained, making hiking a popular activity. The Oze way is to leisurely walk while enjoying the surrounding scenery and beautiful flowers in full bloom. Enjoy strolling at your own pace. The hiking trails are well-maintained for easy walking, making it safe for children and adults alike. The recommended time for hiking is in the fall. The sight of Oze ablaze with autumn leaves is not to be missed!
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Sightseeing

Oze A Major Scenic Spot with the Attraction of the Beauty of Wetlands
A Major Scenic Spot with the Attraction of the Beauty of Wetlands
Oze is a vast high-altitude wetland that spans Fukushima, Niigata, Tochigi, and Gunma prefectures. Its greatest attraction is the beauty of the wetlands that seem to stretch endlessly. Along with the grandeur of nature, you can fully enjoy the mystery of ponds and swamps, as well as the loveliness of blooming flowers. Oze is registered as a "Ramsar Convention Wetland" and is an important wetland for waterbirds. It is a perfect place to appreciate the wonders of nature.

Basic Information

Address 〒967-0521 Mt. Kumotori, Hinoemata Village, Minamiaizu-gun, Fukushima Prefecture
TEL 090-8921-8342
Web Site http://www.ozegoya.co.jp/
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