Daizahoushi Pond

Quiet pond

Original Text

It is a pond on the way from downtown Nagano to Togakushi Shrine. There are restaurants, Gasosta, and public toilets nearby, making it perfect for a break. You can walk along the lakeside for a while.

Landes mark of iinawa plateau

Original Text

A pond at an altitude of about 1000m. Everyone is healed by the landmark existence of the Iinawa plateau. Originally, it was a natural pond, but now it is built as a reservoir by building a embankment, and there is a sidewalk that can walk around the pond in 20 minutes, and it can be a pleasant walk. There are no shortages of leisure facilities such as campsites, boats, field athletics and tennis courts in the area. You can enjoy spring, summer, autumn and winter.

Oasis of nature

Original Text

It's a pond on the way to Togakushi, and it feels very good just to take a walk. The view from the pond on a swan boat is also the best.

and we've got plenty of space to play, not just camping.

Original Text

I went there for a preview for summer camping, but the camp space side was well maintained and it was very good. There is a large parking lot, but it is not an auto campsite. So, I park my car in the parking lot and bring my luggage to the camping space, but the tent site side is close to the parking lot and only a loose slope, so it doesn't bother me so much. The bungalow side is an old bungalow in front of you, and the back side is a new bungalow (it seems to be a log cabin) ...

It feels good to walk around the lake

Original Text

A reservoir at the entrance of Iizuna Kogen, a 30-minute drive from downtown Nagano. It is convenient because there are several cars in front of the public toilet and a large parking lot next to the tourist information center. There are campsites and athletics, and there is a promenade around the pond, so I was able to take a pleasant walk. Due to the zipline called Forest Adventure and the athletic on the tree, the promenade that passes near the pond was not able to pass because of the rope on the way, but ... called "Nordic Walking Course"