Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa Stream in Tottori Prefecture This video, titled "[4K UHD] Summer Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa stream" ([ 4K UHD ]夏の伯耆大山と木谷沢渓流 Mt.Daisen & Kitanisawa Stream in Summer), was created by AQUA Geo Graphic. It's an introductory video showing Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa Stream. Mt. Daisen is a mountain at 1,729m (5,700 ft.) above sea level in Tottori prefecture, in Japan's Chugoku region. It is a stratovolcano, but it is not active at present. It is also known as the sacred peak that represents the Chugoku region of Japan. Mt. Daisen is sometimes called Pansan or Hoki Daisen. The name Hoki Daisen derives from the history of western Tottori Prefecture, which was once called Hoki Country. Mt. Daisen is a popular scenic location that has been selected as one of Japan's "Top 100 Mountains" and Japan's "Top 100 Views." The Kitanizawa Stream is a clear stream that originates from Mt. Daisen, and is also designated as a walking route for sightseeing on Mt. Daisen. It is filled with many tourists, especially during the fall foliage season. The video introduces the fresh greenery of Mt. Daisen and the Kitanizawa Stream in beautiful 4K footage. You can enjoy the beautiful natural scenery, the chirping of birds, and the natural sounds of the flowing river, making it seem as if a mountain stream is actually flowing right in front of you. Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa Stream- Two Beautiful Instagram Locations Photo：Kitanizawa mountain stream When visiting Mt. Daisen, we recommend taking a guided tour with the Oku-Daisen tour guide. It's a popular walking tour where you can enjoy the seasonal natural scenery, such as bird watching in the summer, autumn leaves in the fall, and snowshoeing in the winter. Keep in mind that the tours require a minimum of people before starting. Reservations can be made with the Kofu Tourism Association by phone or email. The first Saturday of the month is Kitanizawa Tour Day, which includes a photo and allows pets and elementary school students to accompany the tour. Feel free to sign up for this walking route, as it's a great way to capture some Instagram-worthy pictures. The crater at the top of Daisen is marked by the rim of a volcano, indicating that it was once a volcano. It's also locally called Hoki Fuji. If you fancy yourself a hike, why not try climbing to the famous Hoki Fuji Rim to see the natural landscape of Mt. Daisen? Speaking of Mt. Daisen, in winter, we recommend the Oku-Daisen Ski Resort. It's the largest ski resort in Tottori Prefecture, with 400 free parking spots. Reservations should be made early, as the resort is quite popular. Oku-Daisen Was Used for Suntory's Natural Water TV Commercials! Photo：Houki Fuji among the stars In 2017, a commercial for Suntory Natural Water, featuring world-renowned female artist Utada Hikaru, was set in Oku-Daisen, a famous mountain that is said to be the highest peak in the Chugoku region. Oku-Daisen is a place where the air and water are so clean that it is said to be a mountain of water, and the atmosphere of its mysterious forest is something straight out of an anime or some other mythological world! The numerous climbing spots capture the hearts of visitors. Okudaisen (奥大山) has a vast beech forest, where you can enjoy a panoramic view of the majestic mountains, and you can see the beautiful starry sky that Utada Hikaru sang about in the TV commercial "#Hoshi Suge" (These stars are beautiful!). The mountain stream that Utada Hikaru visited in the TV commercial is featured throughout this video, where you can enjoy the clear river water of the naturally flowing stream. If you watch the video, you might be able to feel what Utada Hikaru felt, surrounding by the natural beauty of Okudai Mountain. Mountain Climbing and Sightseeing at Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa Stream Kofu City (江府町, Kofu cho), in Tottori Prefecture, is home to Oku-Daisen, mentioned earlier in the article. The air here is incredibly clear, making it a great place for stargazing, and many campers and photographers come here every year. In the surrounding downtown area and hotels, you can enjoy incredible gourmet cuisine, such as seafood from the Sea of Japan. Summary of Mt. Daisen and Kitanizawa Stream Hoki Daisen Station (JR West) in Yonago is a convenient way to get around, especially for trips to Mt. Daisen, home to the Kinayazawa Stream, one of the clearest rivers in Japan. We recommend using a local bus for transportation from Hoki Daisen Station to hotels, accommodations, and tourist destinations around Mt. Daisen. The highlight of this video is the Kitanizawa Stream, which is shown from 0:36 to the end of the video. The clear water flowing through the lush greenery of a mountain stream in summer, the beautiful moss on the rocks of the stream, and the beautiful sound of the river. It's a truly amazing atmosphere. The video is pleasing to both the eyes and ears. Please enjoy the beauty of Mt. Daisen and the Kitanizawa mountain stream.

A Popular Sightseeing Spot, Sera Kogen Farm, Boasts a Vast 65,000㎡ Tulip Field This video is "[4K] Tulips in full bloom Hiroshima • Sera Kogen Farm Tulips Hiroshima Japan Sightseeing" produced by "Discover Nippon（［4K］Tulips in full bloom広島•世羅高原農場のチューリップ Sera Kogen Farm 広島観光 JAPAN Hiroshima）." "Sera Kogen Farm" located in the Japan's Chugoku region, in Hiroshima Prefecture, is a hidden sightseeing spot with the largest flower garden in west Japan. It is a tourist farm where you can enjoy different flowery scenery in each season, but was originally opened in 1978 as a leaf tobacco farm. In the vast garden, there are facilities such as an observatory and the Sera Kogen Flower Forest, as well as tulip fields, sunflower fields, English roses, dahlia, and moss phlox. They also cultivate radish, corn, and more. There's also an event where you can experience harvesting and sowing. In this video, you'll see a beautiful 4K image of "Sera Kogen Farm," where colorful tulips are in full bloom. After watching this video, you're sure to want to visit the beautiful scenery of "Sera Kogen Farm." Seasonal Flowers at Sera Kogen Farm Photo：Tulip Field As you can see from 0:58, the Sera Kogen Farm grows more than 750,000 tulips of 300 varieties on its 65,000 square meter tulip farm. We recommend going to see "Hanae," which occurs when the tulips bloom. It's a superb view created by planting different varieties of plants in certain areas to create images in the fields. This can be seen at 1:19 in the video. The sunflower field, which is as large as the tulip field, is planted with 1.1 million sunflowers of 50 varieties, and the Sunflower Festival is held every summer during the blooming season. There are also dahlia in autumn. There are 550 varieties of dahlias of all shapes and sizes, but the most spectacular are the gigantic flowers, which are over 30 cm in diameter. In addition, they cultivate different seasonal flowers such as cherry blossoms, moss phlox, roses, nemophilia, and poppies. Tulips at Sera Kogen Farm, the highlight is "Hanae" (flower painting)! Source :YouTube screenshot Before we move further, be sure to check out the "Hanae" which can be seen at 1:19 in the video. Red, white, yellow, pink, and purple tulips paint large, beautiful pictures in the fields. From 4:44 you can see not only the tulips, but also the Sera Kogen Farm surrounded by beautiful greenery. At 6:20 you can see the tulips that are dyed in the setting sun. It is a fantastic landscape, with the nighttime view being different from the daytime view. If the weather is nice you can take some great pictures as well. Sera Plateau "Tulip Festival" and other flower viewing times and events Photo：Sera Kogen Farm's Sunflower Field The following is the schedule of events that will be held in the spring and summer of 2024. Cherry Blossom Festival In spring, visitors can enjoy the contrast of weeping cherry blossoms and rape blossoms. The illuminated nighttime cherry blossoms are also popular. Schedule: April 23 - April 7, 2024 Venue：Sera Kogen Farm Shiba-zakura and nemophila hill 450,000 shiba-zakura and 1 million nemophilas spread over the entire hill. The beautiful sight of pink and blue flowers covering the entire hill is a highlight of the festival. Schedule: March 30 - May 12, 2024 Venue: Flower Village Hanamumu no Sato Tulip Festival The flower paintings of 750,000 tulips of 200 varieties in white, pink, yellow and other vivid colors are a must-see. Schedule: April 6 - May 8, 2024 Venue: Sera Kogen Farm Wisteria Festival The flower garden with approximately 1,000 wisteria and 12,000 lupines called ascending wisteria is a truly photogenic sight. Schedule: April 27 - May 19, 2024 Venue: Serafuji Garden Rose Festa Located at an elevation of 540 m, the English Rose Garden will be in full bloom with 7,200 roses and 2,000 native grasses. Schedule: May 11 - June 30, 2024 Venue: Sora no Hanabatake Sera Kogen Hananomori Hill of hydrangeas and hollyhocks Enjoy 4,500 hydrangeas and 3,500 hollyhocks in pink, blue, and white. Schedule: June 1 - July 7, 2024 Venue: Flower Village Hanamumu no Sato Sunflower Festival There are various kinds of sunflowers, including common sunflowers as well as rare varieties of sunflowers. Visitors will be able to enjoy summer to the fullest with fields of sunflowers blooming all over the area. Schedule: July 27 - August 25, 2024 Venue: Sera Kogen Farm Dining at Sera Kogen Farm The park has a restaurant and a flower café where you can enjoy herbal tea. At the stall you can buy harvested corn and flower bulbs as souvenirs. The menus using freshly grilled corn and vegetables harvested in the garden are all excellent, so if you're hungry, we recommend grabbing a bite to eat here. The Surrounding Area of Sera Kogen Farm Please use a car or a local bus to access the Sera Kogen Farm, the largest flower field in west Japan. There is a free parking lot at the farm that can hold up to 1,000 vehicles. It takes about 15 minutes from the Sera Interchange on the Onomichi Matsue Line, about 40 minutes from the Kawachi Interchange on the Sanyo Expressway, and about 40 minutes from the Miyoshi Interchange on the Chugoku Expressway. Please note that nearby roads are crowded when the flowers are in bloom. Summary of Sera Kogen Farm Source :YouTube screenshot At the Sera Kogen Farm, you can enjoy seasonal flowers and plants at one of the largest flower fields in Japan. It also has hands-on activities that families, and couples can enjoy. Admission is 800 yen for adults and 400 yen for children (as of November 2019). If you still haven't yet, be sure to watch the video to see the amazing views of Sera Kogen Farm! It's truly something you don't want to miss. ◆Sera Kogen Farm◆ 【Address】1124-11 Besako, Sera-cho, Sera-gun, Hiroshima 【Access】15 minutes from the Sera Interchange on the Onomichi Matsue Line, about 40 minutes from the Kawachi Interchange on the Sanyo Expressway, and about 40 minutes from the Miyoshi Interchange on the Chugoku Expressway 【Entrance fee】800 yen for adults, 400 yen for children (as of November 2019) 【Opening Days】Outside of the event period, the park is closed for maintenance and flower growth. 【Parking】Available (1,000 cars) Free 【Phone number】0847-24-0014 【Official Website】Flowers Make Everyone Happy | Sera Kogen Farm 2019 https://sera.ne.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】Sera Kogen Farm https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1121400-d1424066-Reviews-Sera_Kogen_Farm-Sera_cho_Sera_gun_Hiroshima_Prefecture_Chugoku.html

Aerial Views of Mt. Daisen in Tottori, Japan via Drone: Video Introduction This video, titled "Autumn Leaves of Mt.Daisen JAPAN【Scenery Of JAPAN 4K】," was uploaded by "SCENERY OF JAPAN." It introduces the breathtaking autumn leaves around Mt. Daisen in Tottori, Japan. Enjoy the beautiful panoramic scenery as far as the eye can see, in this magnificent 4.5-minute video of Mt. Daisen blanketed in autumn leaves. Daisenji Temple, a Must-See Tourist Attraction on Mt. Daisen Photo：Daisenji Temple, Tottori, Japan Mt. Daisen in Tottori Prefecture is located roughly in the center of Japan's San'in region. Its official name is "Hoki Daisen." The majestic mountain even appears in the Izumo Fudoki, a record of the history of Japan's former Izumo Region, which is said to have been written in 733 AD, making it one of the most historical mountains in the history of Japan. Daisenji Temple is one of the prominent tourist attractions on Mt. Daisen. To get there by car, take Prefectural Route 24 (commonly known as "Daisen Sightseeing Road" (大山観光道路, Daisen Kanko Douro)) from the Yonago Interchange on the Yonago Expressway to the Bakuroza parking lot (about 15 minutes), or by train or bus from JR Yonago Station to Daisenji Temple by Nikko Bus (about 50 minutes). Both routes offer a great view of the stunning autumn leaves. Daisenji Temple has a history of flourishing as a training center for Shugendo (mountain asceticism). At its peak, the temple had more than 100 temples and over 3,000 monks. Following the Heian period (794-1185 A.D.), the number of temples increased as mountain worship became increasingly Buddhist. It's said that at one time, the temple was as prosperous as Mt. Hiei, Mt. Yoshino, and Koyasan, 3 of the most prominent places for Buddhism in Japan. Beautiful Views, Autumn Leaves, and Mountain Climbing on Mt. Daisen Photo：Autumn leaves on Mt. Daisen The autumn leaves overlooking the rugged southern cliff of Mt. Daisen is truly a photogenic spot. Although there have been some changes over the past few years due to climate change, the leaves usually begin to change color in early October and are at their peak from late October to early November. The white snow on the top of the mountain and red autumn leaves blend harmoniously with each other, adding even more color to the already spectacular view. You can view this in the video. [Video] 0:11 - Spectacular Autumn Leaves on the South Face of Mt. Daisen in the Snow, Captured via Drone The forests are mainly broadleaf forests renowned for their beautiful autumn leaves, with beech, oak, maple, rowans, and mizunara oak being the main species. Mt. Daisen is the largest mountain in Japan's Chugoku and San'in regions and also one of the 100 Famous Japanese Mountains. It is popular among climbers, tourists, and travelers year-round. Although it sits at an elevation of 1,709 meters, its beautiful conical shape seen from the northwestern side has earned it the nickname "Mt. Fuji in the East." Mt. Daisen's 2022 Autumn Illumination Event – Autumn Leaves & Traditional Japanese Umbrellas Photo：Mt. Daisen's illumination event, Tottori, Japan The autumn illumination event started as part of the 1,300th anniversary of the founding of Mt. Daisen in 2018, and is now a tradition of Mt. Daisen. Only because Tottori Prefecture has a large number of craftsmen is it possible to organize the autumn illumination displaying more than 100 wagasa (traditional Japanese umbrellas). The festival is held during the Obon Festival every year, but in 2022, it was held in October for the first time in two years. The event welcomed visitors with 120 wagasa and a variety of lanterns. In addition, there was a system for taking beautiful photos with the use of a smartphone, and a commemorative photo spot as well. It's a remarkable event, great for taking photos. Tickets for the 2022 event were sold exclusively online. No tickets were sold on the day of the event. We recommend checking ticket and other information as soon as possible in advance if you're planning to attend the next event. [Video] 2:44 - The Beautiful 'Mt. Fuji in the East' Summary of Autumn Leaves on Mt. Daisen During autumn on Mt. Daisen, a famous mountain in Tottori, Japan, the entire area is covered in beautiful autumn leaves. One of the most popular driving courses is the tunnel of autumn leaves leading to Kagikake Pass (鍵掛峠, Kagikake Toge). [Video] 1:32 - A Tunnel of Beautiful Beech Trees Leading To Kagikake Pass On weekends and other occasions, you can expect traffic on Prefectural Route 24. Even still, Mt. Daisen's autumn leaves are worth the time and effort to see. The autumn colors paint a magnificent canvas of autumn on Mt. Daisen, and we hope that you will enjoy the unique autumn leaves of Mt. Daisen with your own eyes. 【TripAdvisor】Mt. Daisen https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1121369-d1373369-Reviews-Mt_Daisen-Daisen_cho_Saihaku_gun_Tottori_Prefecture_Chugoku.html