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Sights in Omachishi, Nagano
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Nakayama Highlands no Na no Hana
Nakayama Highlands
E-bike De Hashiru Shinano Omachishi
Kyo Tani Sato Marsh
Karahana Ken Marsh
Naka Tsuna Koshu Hen no Asagimadara
Daikoku Town Oiwake no Shidarezakura
Nogu Kawa River Park no Shibazakura
Omachishi Park Cherry Blossoms
Nogu Kawa no Ayame Azarea
Mount Takagari
The 1,167-meter summit overlooks Omachi, with 3,000-meter Northern Alps peaks in a row.
Shiki Theatre Company Keita Asari Memorial Museum
Models, scripts, costumes, and props present Shiki Theatre Company's history since 1953.
Gurutta Network Omachi
Local experts use the network's strengths to convey Shinano-Omachi's appeal.
Shirasawa
Shirasawa is a mountain and river area.
Hinatayama Plateau
In the Northern Alps at the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route gateway, it has hotels and a golf course.
Omachi Tourist Road Cherry Blossoms
This elevated road east of the city offers spring cherry rows and Northern Alps views.
Katakuri Flowers of Kashimayari Kurosawa Plateau
Clear days offer Mount Kashimayari and katakuri together, sometimes with serows, a special natural monument.
Nishina Shinmeigu Shrine Buildings
The main hall, middle gate, and tsuriya preserve Japan's oldest shinmei-zukuri and are National Treasures.
Omachi Municipal Alpine Museum Affiliated Garden
It shows Northern Alps wildlife, protects injured animals, and resumed rock ptarmigan breeding.
Miasa Training Center
Near the Miasa branch office are three soft-volleyball courts, one volleyball court, and one basketball court.
Omachi City Sports Park Multipurpose Ground
This night-lit 10,005-square-meter dirt ground holds one baseball, two softball, and one soccer field.
Mount Takagari and Reishoji Temple Trekking Course
A trail from Omachi Mountain Museum to Mount Takagari, where Northern Alps views open wider.
Ogizawa
Nagano-side gateway to the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, with Harinoki and Kashiwabara Shindo trailheads.
Takase Dam
One of Japan's largest rockfill dams; its emerald reservoir changes color from day to day.