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Yanzan Dam

Yahaba Town

Central Iwate

Nature / Scenery

    An earthen dam with a height of 23 meters that dammed the Iwasaki River, which was frequently causing floods and other water damage. The view of the town from the dam side is exceptional, and there is also a health road that goes around the dam. Nearby are the hot spring bathing facility ``Pastoral Baden'' and the indoor heated pool ``Nanchang Green Heights.''

    Location
    〒028-3623 Oaza Enmoyamachi, Yahaba-cho, Shiwa-gun, Iwate Prefecture
    Inquiries
    Yahaba Town Agriculture and Forestry Division

    FAX number 019-611-2609
    Website
    http://www.town.yahaba.iwate.jp/Open in new tab
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    There is an outdoor toilet in the indoor heated pool parking lot right next to the hotel.
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    Nanchang Mountain

    At an altitude of 848m, it has been worshiped as a mountain where the dragon god lives in the mountains since ancient times, and you can still see the lion head dedicated to praying for rain on the mountaintop. In addition, the area is home to many types of flora and fauna, and is a place of relaxation where you can come into contact with nature such as the forest, and enjoy sightseeing centered around Nusakake Falls, as well as sports facilities such as mallet golf. It has been well maintained and is a popular hiking and picnic spot for families. Winter closed December to April

    Yahaba Town

    Central Iwate
    Nature / Scenery

    waterside village

    The approximately 1.4km promenade takes advantage of the rich natural forest and clear streams that spread along the Iwasaki River, and includes a suspension bridge, watermill, arbor, and a natural habitat for skunk cabbage. Families can enjoy forest bathing while taking a casual stroll.

    Yahaba Town

    Central Iwate
    Nature / Scenery

    Denen Hall (Yahaba Town Cultural Center)

    It was built in 1990 as the prefecture's first music hall. It has a seating capacity of 808 people, with four seats for the disabled, six seats for mothers and children, and headphones for the hard of hearing. It is used not only for music, but also for plays, ceremonies, etc.

    Yahaba Town

    Central Iwate
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