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Jun. 10, 2024 (edited)
[Image1][View from Omachi Park]Omachi Park is a scenic lookout easily reached in about a 5-minute drive or a
[Image2][View from Omachi Park]Omachi Park is a scenic lookout easily reached in about a 5-minute drive or a
[Image3][View from Omachi Park]Omachi Park is a scenic lookout easily reached in about a 5-minute drive or a
[Image4][View from Omachi Park]Omachi Park is a scenic lookout easily reached in about a 5-minute drive or a

[View from Omachi Park]
Omachi Park is a scenic lookout easily reached in about a 5-minute drive or a 25-minute walk from JR Shinano-Omachi station, offering spectacular views.
There are benches where you can relax and take in the scenery.
The Northern Alps still wear traces of snow that stand out against the blue sky.
From the wooded slopes behind you can hear the pleasing song of a Japanese bush warbler.

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