Koriyama Nunobiki Wind Plateau

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Located on a plateau approximately 1,000 meters high overlooking Lake Inawashiro, this is one of Japan's largest wind farms, featuring 33 giant wind turbines. Sunflowers in summer and cosmos in autumn fill the vast grounds, creating a photogenic contrast between the white turbines and vibrant flowers. The panoramic view from the observatory is breathtaking, offering an open, magnificent vista of blue skies, the lake, and a sea of flowers accompanied by a refreshing mountain breeze.

Koriyama Nunobiki Wind Plateau
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郡山布引風の高原 赤津のカツラ HD

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Koriyama City

郡山布引風の高原（郡山市）

郡山布引風の高原（郡山市）

Fukushima Prefecture

Koriyama Nunobiki Wind Plateau

Address
Akatsu, Konan Town, Koriyama City, Fukushima
Website
https://www.kanko-koriyama.gr.jp/
Operator
Koriyama City Tourism Association

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