Oze National Park Review

Located at the junction of Gunma County and Fukushima County, there is actually a distance from the nuclear power plant. It feels like there are no tourists in the attractions on Fukushima. I came from blowing and cutting ノ and I didn’t see anyone along the way. The scenery is quite good, and there is free foot soup to soak.

Before the 311 earthquake, there were not many tourists at that time, very quiet, every season has flowers in full bloom, very beautiful, but now due to nuclear radiation, I don’t know if there are bold people to go there to play, it’s a pity that a beautiful place is really a pity.

It's a great place to track. The scenery was nice and quiet, so it was so healing. I went in September, but it was hot during the day (because there was no shade). I recommend wearing sunscreen well and wearing a hat.

The scenery here is very good, the scenery is beautiful.

Escape from the City Plan - A fin with a tail fin spans three counties in Japan, with a hilly wetland landscape, along with the surrounding mountains for the designated special protection area of Japan's National Park. This is the third time I have come to Japan. My girlfriends are clamoring that they must go to the tail fin once, so today I specially vacated a day's itinerary to explore the matter. After the eruption of the active volcano, the mound of the volcano formed a large and small marshland, and even the floating island landscape appeared. So here you can see the unique wetland type of flora, as well as various water plantains, licorice and other flowers are rushing to open scenes, and even various types of water moss balls. It was indeed the first time in my lifetime to play in such a wetland scenic spot, and my botanical girlfriends were so happy that all kinds of wonders once only appeared in textbooks. Recommended reason ↓ tail fin is not over-developed for tourism development, in order to protect the wetland, a long road is specially laid for tourists to visit. When you step on the wooden floor, enjoy the beauty, and move on to the wonders of nature's life, and also to the harmony between man and nature. This is the best reason for my recommendation.

The Japanese Window Tail, Lost in the Tail Tail Tail is an area between 1400 meters and 1700 meters above sea level, which is the largest wet source area in Japan. There are about 400 shallow pools of marsh in the tail fin, where you can see rare Guanyin lotus and daylight yellow fin. In addition to the beautiful scenery in the wet source, there are many mountain landscapes to visit in the tail fin national park, such as Aizu Yue, Di Shishan and so on. On a weekend in Japan, I carried my backpack and walked from the mud to the beautiful scenery with a lovely group of people. I saw the most beautiful tail fin along the way. I didn't see the map or guide at all before I set off. I didn't have any concept of how many roads to go and how many mountains to climb, but I just followed everyone silently. At first, it was still a flat plank road, so I didn't feel tired at all. A group of people said and laughed and took a lot of photos. When the sun penetrated the woods and shone into the depths, it was unspeakable. The more to the back, the more steep slopes, the harder it is to walk, slowly I can't keep up with the boys in front. At this time, my heart beat faster and I was a little panting. I wanted to slow myself down, so I just let everyone not wait for me, I went up by myself. On the way, I met many people who were also hiking, all of them were alone, they would say hello to me, and some people would ask how I felt. When I finally reached the top of the mountain, my friends had prepared instant noodles for me, which moved me in an instant. The view from the top of the mountain is particularly good, the scenery is beautiful, but it is a pity that it rained when I just finished eating instant noodles, and I had to hide in the woods. But this experience of hiking tails will make me unforgettable forever. Tips: Friends who hike must bring good water and can replenish water during rest.