#Hamanasu

Tochinai Beach

Tochinai Beach, located on the south side of Taro Bay and south of Sagabe, which is a breeding ground for black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed black-tailed cats, is home to a colony of black-tailed black-tailed gulls, which are rarely seen these days. From April to August, bright pink flowers decorate the beach. The way the flowers bloom and compete, as if competing to be the first, looks like a green carpet sprinkled with rubies. Hamanasu, which has been a beloved subject of songs and poems since ancient times, is said to have gotten its name because the people of Tohoku pronounced the ``shi'' in ``Hamanashi'' as ``su''. By the time the bright flowers fade and bear red fruit, summer in Taro Town is over.

Hiraniwa Kogen

The vast Hiraniwa Plateau, located 800 meters above sea level, is a scenic place designated as a prefectural natural park. Starting with spring's emissaries, katakuris (dogtooth violet) and other marshland plants, followed by the dazzling green of the birch forests in early summer, the azaleas blooming all over the plateau, the autumn leaves in fall, and skiing in winter, this is a field where one can enjoy nature to the fullest throughout the year. Renge azalea] early to mid June [Best time to view autumn leaves] mid October to early November

Hiraniwa Kogen

The vast Hiraniwa Plateau, located 800 meters above sea level, is a scenic place designated as a prefectural natural park. Starting with spring's emissaries, katakuris (dogtooth violet) and other marshland plants, followed by the dazzling green of the birch forests in early summer, the azaleas blooming all over the plateau, the autumn leaves in fall, and skiing in winter, this is a field where one can enjoy nature to the fullest throughout the year. Renge azalea] early to mid June [Best time to view autumn leaves] mid October to early November