Surrounded by the magnificent nature of the Southern Alps, the entire city was registered as the Southern Alps UNESCO Eco Park in 2014.
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【Momoeda Management】
In less than a week from the draining and changing work, the buds swelled and some branches were blooming! This week, there was a warm day like April, and it seems that the growth has accelerated. It is difficult to adjust the growth according to the date of the campaign, but we will do our best to deliver it to you in good condition!
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【Ume Plum Blossom】Minami-Alps City
The Minami-Alps City has completely changed from the cheerfulness reminiscent of spring, and today it is cold as if it has returned to winter. On warm days, the Ume plum blossoms are fragrant, and the Ume plum fields are in full bloom. Spring is just around the corner...
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【Open book once every 33 years】Hattasan Chokokuji Temple
A secret Buddha book opened once every 33 years. The eleven-sided Kanzeon Bodhisattva, who was called the guardian Kannon of the Seven Villages of Hara, has been worshipped by people since ancient times. In addition, 2024, which is also the 500th anniversary of the reconstruction of the main hall, is a very precious and special year. Don't miss this opportunity!
Period March 16 Sat ~ March 18 Mon in 2024 Reiwa 6
Admission fee to the main hall 500 yen with protective tree
Main hall hours: 9 a.m. ~ 4 p.m.
Address Yamanashi Prefecture Minami-Alps City Enobara 442
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【Ando Family Residence Hinamatsuri】
Designated as a National Important Cultural Property, more than 200 dolls from Edo to Showa are on display at the "Ando Family Residence". Yamanashi's unique hina doll, "Bina Yokozawa", is charming in its standing figure. You can also enjoy the architecture and gardens that are more than 300 years old suitable for the spring festival. During the period, a concert of songs related to spring will be held. In addition, the staff is giving a handmade miniature folded gift to those who come. Limited number
Date and time: February 9 Fri ~ April 8 Mon, 2024 Reiwa 6
Time: 9 a.m. ~ 4:30 p.m. last admission 4 p.m.
*Closed on Tuesdays
Admission fee: Adults university students and older 300 yen
Children elementary, junior high, and high school students 100 yen
* Preschoolers free of charge
Address Yamanashi Prefecture Minami-Alps City Seinan Lake 4302
Note: You may be required to use a temporary parking lot due to parking lot maintenance work. 3 mins walk
Contact: Ando Family ☎Residence 055-284-4448
Cultural Properties Division, ☎Board of Education 055-282-7269
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This is the Minami-Alps City Tourism Association.
We will share lots of appealing information about Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture, through Cool Japan Video.
◇What is Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture?◇
Minami-Alps City covers about 5.9 percent of Yamanashi Prefecture and has a population of around 70,000.
Located in the western part of Yamanashi, the city sits embraced by the majestic Southern Alps.
In 2003, six towns and villages—Hatta Village, Shiranecho, Ashiyasu Village, Wakakusa-cho, Kushigata Town, and Kosei Town—merged to form Minami-Alps City.
In 2014, the entire city was designated the Minami-Alps UNESCO Eco Park.
The Southern Alps surrounding Minami-Alps City span Nagano, Yamanashi, and Shizuoka prefectures and form Japan’s largest mountain range.
It includes 3,000-meter peaks loved by climbers, such as MtKitadake, Senjogetake, Houou Sanzan, and Kai-komagatake.
◇Tourist attractions in Minami-Alps City◇
・Ecopa Inagako
Located on the slopes of MtKushigata, Ecopa Inagako offers nature classes, the Forest Science Museum, camping and BBQ facilities, and other hands-on experiences.
It is a popular spot for families to enjoy time in nature.
・Yukyari no Sato Juen
Yukyari no Sato Juen is a multi-purpose facility that features 100% natural hot spring baths, accommodations, barbecue areas, and tennis courts.
It also serves as a base for mountain climbing.
・Roadside Station Shirane Farm Products Direct Sales Market
Renovated in April 2023, the spacious market offers a relaxed shopping experience.
Visitors can buy fresh local fruits, vegetables, and specialty products, making it a popular destination for people from inside and outside the prefecture.
・Yashagami Pass
This pass at the southern end of the Houou Sanzan offers sweeping views of the Southern Alps.
You can reach the pass in about an hour, making it suitable for family hikes.
◇Local specialties and gourmet foods of Minami-Alps City◇
Minami-Alps City is known for abundant fruit production, including cherries, plums, peaches, grapes, persimmons, kiwifruit, and Shine Muscat grapes.
When these fruits are in season, you can enjoy fruit picking at orchards across the city.
Cherry picking and Shine Muscat harvest experiences are especially popular with families and couples.
These fruits are also popular choices for hometown tax return gifts.
◇Rich nature and hot springs in Minami-Alps City◇
The city offers seasonal natural beauty and plentiful hot spring resources.
You will find many hot spring facilities, from day-use baths to hotels and ryokan, catering to a wide range of needs.
Please take time to refresh your body and mind in the hot springs.
Minami-Alps City, Yamanashi Prefecture, is filled with rich nature and delicious local products that create lasting memories for visitors.
We look forward to welcoming you to Minami-Alps City.
Stay tuned to Cool Japan Video for recommended information about Minami-Alps City!
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