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Oirase is a famous scenic spot in the Tohoku region of Japan, located at the junction of Aomori Prefecture and Akita Prefecture. It is famous for its natural features full of lush forests, waterfalls and rugged rocks. Every year in late October, the Oirase Valley is covered in red maples, making it the best time to appreciate the maples.

  • मुख्य आकर्षण

    National Park、Choshi Falls、Mossy Stream

  • सुझाई गई अवधि

    Half day

  • स्थान

    Aomori・Towada

  • कैसे पहुँचें

    Oirase Keiryu-kan: walk

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How do I get to Oirase Gorge?

Oirase Gorge is most easily reached by JR bus from either Aomori or Hachinohe stations. Please note service is suspended in winter. From either station, you'll take the bus bound for Towada-ko. There are numerous bus stops, such as Yakeyama, from which the trailhead can be reached.

Is Oirase Gorge worth visiting?

The Oirase Gorge is one of the most beautiful river valleys in Japan, with vibrant and fast flowing water. The gorge extends over 14 km from the contrastively calm Lake Towada. The Oirase Gorge shows its beauty in different ways throughout the four seasons.

How long does it take to hike the Oirase Gorge?

The Oirase Gorge stretches slightly over fourteen kilometers from the Field Museum to the Nenokuchi bus stop on the lakeshore, and walking the entire distance is estimated to take about four hours in one direction.

Where can I park for Oirase Gorge?

You can find a parking lot in front of Oirase Keiryu Onsen Ski Resort (free) or the Yasumiya parking lot (charges apply), and then use the shuttle bus (charges apply).

What are the best seasons to visit Oirase Gorge?

Oirase Gorge is beautiful year-round, but it particularly shines in autumn with its vibrant fall foliage and in spring and summer with lush greenery. Winter offers a different, serene beauty with snow-covered landscapes.