JTA Sightseeing Database

Alps Kaidō Hirayu and the Hirayu Bus Terminal This complex in the hot spring village of Hirayu …［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: ActivitiesRegional SpecialtiesNational Parks/Quasi-National Parks
Medium/Media of Use：: Web Page

Ohanabatake: Norikura’s Alpine Flower Garden Ohanabatake, meaning “field of flowers,” is Mt. No…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Staying Safe Around Bears Mt. Norikura is a fertile foraging ground for Asiatic black bears (ts…［Number of matching keywords：0］

A Tale of Two Birches Birch trees are a common sight in cool, northern climates around the worl…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Protecting the Rock Ptarmigan The rock ptarmigan (raichō) is a treasured resident of Mt. Noriku…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Norikura Skyline and the Nōhi Bus Company Norikura Skyline is the name given to the 14.4-kilome…［Number of matching keywords：0］

The 23 Peaks of Mt. Norikura (Please note that some areas are off-limits to visitors.) 1. Mt…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Topic(s)：: Nature/EcologyHistoric Sites/Castle RuinsNational Parks/Quasi-National Parks
Medium/Media of Use：: Pamphlet

Norikura Hongū Shrine The main sanctuary of Norikura Hongū Shrine is located at the top of Mt. …［Number of matching keywords：0］

Accommodations on Mt. Norikura Sleeping at high altitude and waking to see the sun rise above a…［Number of matching keywords：0］

Above the Timberline At 2,500 meters, plant life on Mt. Norikura undergoes a dramatic shift. Ab…［Number of matching keywords：0］