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Sights in Hinoemata, Fukushima
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小繋ライン

Kotsunagi Line
A pass road to Minamiaizu with superb autumn scenery.
沼山峠

Numayama Pass
Terminus of the Oze-numa shuttle bus; about an hour's walk to the Oe Marsh.
モーカケの滝の紅葉

Autumn Leaves at Mokake Falls
Falls on the Mokake stream, a tributary of the Hinoemata River.
沼田街道

Numata Kaido Road
An old trade route linking Numata in Gunma via Ozenuma to Aizuwakamatsu.
尾瀬沼

Ozenuma Pond
At 1,665 m, dammed by an eruption of Mount Hiuchigatake, about 6 km around and 5 m deep; Japan's highest lake of its kind.
平滑ノ滝

Hiraname Falls
A rare slide waterfall 70 m wide and 500 m long flowing gently over the Tadami River's bedrock.
三条の滝

Sanjo Falls
A symbol of Oze: a great waterfall 100 m high and 30 m wide.
檜枝岐村歴史民俗資料館

Hinoemata History and Folklore Museum
Near the village office, showing village history and Hinoemata Kabuki costumes.
中土合公園

Nakadoai Park
On the Funamata River, for rice cooking, barbecues (reservation), river play and walks.
ミニ尾瀬公園

Mini Oze Park
Compact botanical garden recreating Oze's flora by season, with a memorial hall to naturalist Takeda Hisayoshi.
尾瀬国立公園

Oze National Park
Spanning Fukushima, Tochigi, Gunma and Niigata, designated Japan's 29th national park in 2007.
ブナ平の紅葉

Autumn Leaves of Bunadaira
Seen from the shuttle bus between Miike and Numayama Pass.
尾瀬檜枝岐温泉

Oze Hinoemata Onsen
The northern gateway to Oze, where all 3 ryokan and 26 minshuku have hot-spring water.
尾瀬檜枝岐温泉スキー場

Oze Hinoemata Onsen Ski Area
An advanced slope with two courses on Route 352.
燧ヶ岳

Mount Hiuchigatake
North of Ozenuma, Tohoku's highest peak and one of Japan's 100 famous mountains, with Aizu's best views.
上田代

Kamitashiro
A gentle wetland on Hiuchigatake's north slope dotted with ponds and plants.
会津駒ケ岳

Mount Aizu-Komagatake
A famous Aizu peak with views over Oze, Minamiaizu and Nikko.
尾瀬の郷交流センター

Oze no Sato Exchange Center
A restaurant serving Hinoemata's traditional mountain cuisine and tachi soba.
六地蔵

Six Jizo Statues
Six stone statues standing beside Route 352.
愛宕神社・鎮守神社

Atago and Chinju Shrines
In the village center, always watching over the villagers.