Mt. Nanakura

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Mt. Nanakura is a mountain range consisting of seven consecutive peaks: Gongenkura, Eboshikura, Minokura, Sanbonsugikura, Shibakura, Ohkura, and Matsukura. You can enjoy a beautiful view of Mt. Nanakura from Kimimachi-zaka on the opposite bank across the Yoneshiro River. Natural Akita cedars, some over 300 years old, stand clustered within the mountain. Walking trails are well-maintained, allowing visitors to easily enjoy light hiking and strolling.

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【能代市】七座山

【能代市】七座山

Futatsui Tourist Association

Mt. Nanakura

Address
Aso, Futatsuimachi, Noshiro-shi, Akita
Website
https://futatsui.com/
Operator
Futatsui Tourist Association

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