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Jan. 14, 2025
[Image1]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite
[Image2]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite
[Image3]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite
[Image4]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite
[Image5]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite
[Image6]Senninzuka Park Campsite＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／This quiet campsite

Senninzuka Park Campsite
＼Campsite information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／
This quiet campsite offers stunning, ever-changing views of the Central Alps reflected on the lake surface.

Senninzuka Park is a nature park located in the Shichikubo district of Iijimamachi.
In the Sengoku period there was a mountain castle called Kitayama Castle nearby. A legend says the castle fell to an Oda clan invasion and the soldiers who died there, along with their arms, were buried at this site.
That is why the place came to be called Senninzuka, meaning "Thousand-Person Mound."

Today you can enjoy cherry blossoms around Jōga Pond, an auto campsite, a mallet golf course, and different activities by season. Winter camping is also possible.

Address: 3017-124 Shichikubo, Iijimamachi, Kamiina County, Nagano Prefecture
Phone: 0265-86-6764
Closed: Tuesdays
Website: https://www.senninzuka.site//

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Iijima Jinya ＼Tourist information for Iijima, Nagano Prefecture／ Iijima Jinya served as the magistrate's office for the shogunate-appointed administrators who governed much of the Inadani Valley under direct Tokugawa rule. Iijima Town has deep historical roots: during the Edo period it hosted Iijima Jinya, which administered the shogunate lands in the Shinshu Inadani Valley, and in the Meiji era the site was carried over to become the prefectural office of Ina Prefecture, the first prefecture established in Shinshu. Address: 2309-1 Iijima, Iijimamachi, Kamiina County, Nagano Prefecture Phone: 0265-86-4212 Opening hours: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM (last admission 4:30 PM) Closed: Mondays and the day after national holidays (open if that day falls on a Saturday or Sunday); winter season from December 15 to March 14 Admission fee: General: 300 yen (250 yen per person for groups of 20 or more); high school students and children under 18: free Website: https://www.town.iijima.lg.jp/soshikiichiran/kyoiku/s_gakusyu/rekiminkan/149.html
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＼Accommodation information for Iijimamachi, Nagano Prefecture／ [Lodging × Hair Salon] muir (Mūa) A 40-year-old, sturdy vacant house with a pronounced gable-roof style. Its nostalgic yet reassuring Showa-era charm is too precious to tear down. A travel-loving husband-and-wife hairdresser team who moved here poured in every value they learned while living abroad, and gradually carried out a self-renovation. They turned the wish “If only a place like this existed” into reality. Get a cut and head spa during a drive or touring trip. Use it as a reunion base for meeting friends after a long time. Or stay as a relaxed place to catch your breath. Perfect for those looking for a salon with natural-focused menus Address: 843-1 Shichikubo, Iijimamachi, Kamiina County, Nagano Prefecture Website: https://www.muirjapan.com/

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