Nibunamizusawa Sugi Shokubutsu Gunraku Forest Reserve

You can meet Akita cedar in Japan's three major forests!

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It is Akita Sugi no Mori, one of Japan's three major forests. There is a promenade in the majestic forest lined with giant natural Akita cedar trees, which are about 250 years old, so you can easily take a walk. Good access from the parking lot. There is also "Kimimachi Sugi", which was selected as "Japan's tallest cedar", and you can meet other giant trees named after it. If you come to Noshiro, the "Kito" that once prospered in Akita cedar, it is worth a visit!