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Osanai mountain stream

Kuji City

Northern Iwate

Nature / Scenery
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    A valley located upstream of the Osanai River. It is attractive for its vibrant colors throughout the four seasons, with the fresh greenery in spring and the autumn leaves creating a stunning contrast with the white rock surface. Downstream is a dam with a height of 70m and a length of 187m, offering views of the city, Kuji Bay, and the Pacific Ocean.

    Location
    〒028-0071 Kokuji-cho, Kuji City
    Inquiries
    Contact name: Kuji City Tourism Exchange Division

    Phone number: 0194-52-2123
    Website
    https://www.city.kuji.iwate.jp/kanko/kanko/osanai.htmlOpen in new tab
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