Ōsugidani
大杉谷
A premier national gorge and UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in Mie offering rugged trails through one of Japan's top three canyons.
What it is
- A canyon in Oda, Mie Prefecture, within the Yoshino-Kumano National Park.
- Designated as a National Natural Monument and part of a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve.
- One of the three major gorges in Japan managed by a mountain climbing center.
- A hiking route connecting Miyagawa Dai-san Power Station to Odaigahara.
What to see
- Nanatsugama Falls, which is listed among the top one hundred waterfalls in Japan.
- Rugged mountain trails featuring suspension bridges and steep canyon views.
- Two privately managed mountain huts including the large Momonoki Mountain House.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
Ōsugidani Open in Google Maps
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