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Kiyotsu Gorge

Naeba Dragondola

Kiyotsu Gorge

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Kiyotsu Gorge is one of Japan's most scenic spots, made up of majestic reefs and clear streams. It was designated a national park in Sep. 1949, and is counted as one of Japan's three major gorges, along with Kurobe Gorge and Osugidani, due to the beauty of its majestic diorite porphyrite and columnar joints. The huge cliffs that rise up on either side of the Kiyotsu River create a V-shaped gorge, and the majestic columnar jointed rock surface and emerald-green clear stream leave a deep impression on visitors.

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Oze

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The vast area of Ozegahara, which stretches across Gunma, Fukushima, and Niigata prefectures, changes its scenery throughout the seasons with flowers such as Asian skunk cabbage blooming in early summer, day lilies blooming in summer, and golden autumn leaves spreading across the landscape in autumn. Enjoy a hike unique to Oze while feeling the refreshing breeze!

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Naeba Dragondola

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The Naeba Dragondola is the longest gondola in Japan (approximately 5.5 km long), connecting the Naeba Plateau and the Tashiro Plateau. You can enjoy an aerial walk that matches the undulating terrain of the mountain, passing directly above the Kiyotsu River and overlooking the lake and valley from high up. There is a 400m difference in elevation between the summit and the base of the mountain, and the types of trees are different. The best time to see the autumn leaves is from early Oct. to early Nov.. Starting from the summit, the colors change in a gradation towards the base of the mountain. During the autumn leaves season, it gets crowded even on weekdays, so we recommend that you plan your trip with plenty of time.

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