Agematsu Town was the 38th Shukuba town on the Nakasendo Highway connecting Edo and Kyoto during the Edo period.
The distance from Koumatsu-juku to Suhara-juku is the longest in Kiso Road, and it flourished as a resting place for many travelers.
There are many historical attractions that still retain the remnants of that time.
Agematsu Town is the birthplace of "forest bathing".
The term "forest bathing" was born in 1982, and the first national National convention of forest bathing was held in the Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest that year.
We hope you will enjoy a journey of heartfelt healing and refreshment in Agematsu Town!
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Agematsu Tourism Association posted.
Akasawa has finished this season, but the Autumn leaves on the Nezame-no-Toko floor are still in Best time to visit
The coloring of the maples is beautiful!
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Agematsu Tourism Association posted.
[Important] Pay attention to the Akasawa Natural Recreation Forest route guidance on Google Maps!
When you come to the Akasawa Natural Recreation Forest, if you use Google Maps on your smartphone or other device to navigate, the route from Agematsu Station to the Akasawa Natural Recreation Forest will guide you to the following red route (via the Takakura and Tai areas) from around July 2021.
This road is very narrow from the middle, and it is not recommended for general vehicles to pass because it is partly unpaved.
Use the fully paved road (via Yakisasa area) via Prefectural Road 473.
As of September 2022, we have generally started to guide you on Prefectural Road 473, but the guide route may change when you stop at another stop or make a mistake at the branch.
Use other map apps as an alternative. When I checked Yahoo! Maps, I was guided by the correct route.
When coming to the Akasawa Natural Recreation Forest, please pay attention to the above route.
Thank you for your understanding.
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Agematsu Tourism Association posted.
Hello! This is the Uematsu Tourism Association.
Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture is a town rich in Rich in nature located in the center of the Kiso Valley in the upper reaches of the Kiso River in the southwestern part of Nagano Prefecture.
Blessed with a rich history and beautiful nature, it continues to attract visitors to visit.
◆◆History of Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture◆◆
Agematsu Town in Nagano Prefecture was the 38th Shukuba town on the Nakasendo Highway connecting Edo and Kyoto during the Edo period.
The distance from Koumatsu-juku to Suhara-juku is the longest in Kiso Road, and it flourished as a resting place for many travelers.
Even now, Agematsu Town has historical attractions such as "Kiso Plank" and "Nezame-no-Toko" where you can feel the history of that time.
There is also a Nakasendo Kiso Road walking tour led by a veteran guide, so please Use it as a memory of your trip.
In addition, Agematsu Town has prospered since ancient times as a forestry town that produces high-quality timber Representative by Kiso Hinoki, and is called "Hinoki no Sato".
◆◆Popular sightseeing spots in Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture◆◆
◇Nezame-no-Toko
The stream of the Kiso River cuts the granite into squares, and you can see the scenery as if a large box is lined up.
There is also a legend of Urashima Taro that Urashima Taro opened the Tamatebako box in this area.
◇Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest
It is a recreational forest with natural Kiso Hinoki trees that are more than 300 years old, and it is the place where the world's first forest protection policy was implemented about 400 years ago.
There are 7 walking paths, and there is also a Paid Menu such as a forest therapy experience.
Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest is the birthplace of forest bathing.
The term "forest bathing" was born in 1982, and the first national national convention of forest bathing was held here at the Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest.
◇Akasawa Forest Railway
A 2.2-kilometer-round Trolley train for sightseeing that runs through the Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest, and was once used to transport timber.
You can enjoy forest bathing while riding the train.
The Forest Railway Memorial Hall also exhibits steam locomotives from the time of its opening.
◇Mt. Kiso Komagatake
It is the highest peak in the Central Alps and is a mountain with an Elevation of 2956 meters.
Elevation up to 2612 meters can be climbed by the ropeway with the highest elevation difference in Japan.
◇Kiso old road of nature trail
It is a road that connected the north and south of Kiso even before the Nakasendo Road was maintained.
Hiking mountain trail on the Kiso Plateau at 1000 meters Elevation offers Nature views.
◆◆Beloved events and festivals in Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture◆◆
◇Komagatake Shrine Festival
It is held every year on May 3 at Komagatake Shrine, and the "13 Taisai Kagura" designated as a national selected Intangible folk cultural asset is Dedication.
You can see performances such as "Shishin Go Henpai" in which four tengu dance, and "Sanken no Mai (Dance of the Three Swords)" in which they dance with swords.
◆◆Specialty products of Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture◆◆
Specialty products of Agematsu Town include local gourmet foods such as Gohei-mochi and yasunki, sunki, and Hoha-maki.
These allow you to enjoy the flavorful flavors that are unique to the region.
◆◆Recommended points of Agematsu Town, Nagano Prefecture◆◆
Agematsu Town is an attractive area with its rich nature and deep history.
Magnificent nature such as Nezame-no-Toko and Mt. Kiso Komagatake, extraordinary forest bathing in the Akazawa Natural Recreation Forest, the history of Agematsu Town while walking along the Nakasendo Road...
Agematsu Town is full of elements that attract people.
Enjoy a trip away from everyday life, healing and refreshing from the heart, and enjoying nature, history, and culture in Agematsu Town.
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