Tourism EXPO JAPAN 2024
National Park(Nikko National Park/Oze National Park)
Nikko National Park
Nikko National Park is the one of first national parks that opened in 1934. The park area straddles Fukushima, Tochigi, and Gunma Prefectures and the total area is 114,908 ha. Most of the area is a mountainous region of the Nasu Volcanic Belt with such mountains as Mt. Shirane (2,578 m above sea level), the highest peak in the northern Kanto region; Mt. Nantai (2,486 m above sea level), which has been renowned as an object of worship from ancient times; and Mt. Nasudake (1,917 m above sea level), which is still an active volcano. These mountains have wideplateaus at their bases, and the additional beauty of lakes, reservoirs, magnificent falls, and valleys with splendid autumn leaves, all of which were created by volcanic activity.
In addition, there is the beautiful fusion of a number of historic world-heritage temples and shrines and the natural scenery surrounding them.
Nikko National Park boasts easy access by train or car from areas around Tokyo and is, therefore, popular as a spot where visitors can experience nature, history, and culture.(Excerpt from the Nikko National Park website)
Oze Nationl Park
Oze National Park s home to the largest mountainous wetland in Japan and has spun a history that is often called the origin of nature conservation in Japan. Surrounding the wetland, a water paradise, are two mountains, "Mt. Hiuchi", the highest peak in the Tohoku region, and "Mt. Shibutsu", a mysterious rock formation, and which wre selected as one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan. Furthermore, the area offers a wealth of mountain climbing as well as wetlands, such as "Mt. Tashiro," whose summit is a wetland like a pudding, and "Mt. Aizukoma," from which you can even see Mt. Fuji.
The villages at the foot of the mountain are full of culture and buildings that remind us of its long history. Please come visit us as we are close to the Kanto region.
Nikko National Park is the one of first national parks that opened in 1934. The park area straddles Fukushima, Tochigi, and Gunma Prefectures and the total area is 114,908 ha. Most of the area is a mountainous region of the Nasu Volcanic Belt with such mountains as Mt. Shirane (2,578 m above sea level), the highest peak in the northern Kanto region; Mt. Nantai (2,486 m above sea level), which has been renowned as an object of worship from ancient times; and Mt. Nasudake (1,917 m above sea level), which is still an active volcano. These mountains have wideplateaus at their bases, and the additional beauty of lakes, reservoirs, magnificent falls, and valleys with splendid autumn leaves, all of which were created by volcanic activity.
In addition, there is the beautiful fusion of a number of historic world-heritage temples and shrines and the natural scenery surrounding them.
Nikko National Park boasts easy access by train or car from areas around Tokyo and is, therefore, popular as a spot where visitors can experience nature, history, and culture.(Excerpt from the Nikko National Park website)
Oze Nationl Park
Oze National Park s home to the largest mountainous wetland in Japan and has spun a history that is often called the origin of nature conservation in Japan. Surrounding the wetland, a water paradise, are two mountains, "Mt. Hiuchi", the highest peak in the Tohoku region, and "Mt. Shibutsu", a mysterious rock formation, and which wre selected as one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan. Furthermore, the area offers a wealth of mountain climbing as well as wetlands, such as "Mt. Tashiro," whose summit is a wetland like a pudding, and "Mt. Aizukoma," from which you can even see Mt. Fuji.
The villages at the foot of the mountain are full of culture and buildings that remind us of its long history. Please come visit us as we are close to the Kanto region.
Co-exhibitor of National Parks of Japan, Ministry of Environment.
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| Booth No | L-020 |
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| Area | Japan |
| Official site | https://www.japan.travel/national-parks/parks/oze/ |
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