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We will tell you about the tourist area of Hakuba Village, Kitaazumi-gun, Nagano Prefecture, and the area information of the Northern Alps.
Hakuba Village in Nagano Prefecture, located in the Northern Alps, is one of Japan's leading tourist destinations.
Activities such as hot springs, mountain climbing, skiing, cycling, and camping can be enjoyed throughout the year.
The Northern Alps, a recommended sightseeing spot in Hakuba Village, are ideal for outdoor activities from full-scale mountain climbing to casual trekking routes.
The Japanese Alps and Mt. Fuji are sacred places for mountaineering that represent not only Japan but also the world, and are crowded with many climbers every year, but there are more than 17 representative mountains in the Hakuba mountain range, and in particular, "Mt. Hakuba", "Mt. Shakushidake", and "Mt. Hakuba" are tourist spots that are said to be the three mountains of Hakuba. In the Hakuba mountain range, you can see rare flowers and animals unique to high mountains that cannot be seen on flat lands.
Hakuba Village is also popular as a "hot spring village" with one of the best hot springs in Japan, such as Hakuba Yari Onsen located in the middle of Mt. Yarigatake.
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