Suisha-no-Sato Park

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A nostalgic park recreating Japan’s traditional rural landscape with large wooden waterwheels and clear brooks. With Mt. Kaikomagatake and Mt. Fuji in the background, it’s a favorite spot for photographers and those seeking a peaceful breath of "Original Japan."

Suisha-no-Sato Park
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水車の里公園

Hokuto City

Suisha-no-Sato Park

Address
2569 Mitsubuki, Mukawacho, Hokuto-shi, Yamanashi
Website
https://www.hokuto-kanko.jp/
Operator
Hokuto City Tourism Association

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