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Kunimigaoka
Investigado y escrito por Hinato
Kunimigaoka is a ridge above the Takachiho basin where, according to the legend, Takeiwatatsu — a grandson of Emperor Jimmu — stopped to survey the land. Aso is to the west, the Sobo range to the north, and the whole basin lies below to the east. Michelin's Green Guide gave the view a star.
What people come for is the cloud. From mid-September to late November, on mornings after a clear day with some moisture and a temperature swing of fifteen degrees or more between afternoon and dawn, the basin fills and the ridges stand out of it. Those conditions do not occur every day and there is no way to guarantee them. The viewpoint is three minutes from the car park and about ten minutes by car from the town, and it is free.
Información esencial
Horario
Open at all times | Sea of cloud in the hour after sunrise
Cerrado: Open year-round | Access affected by ice in winter
Entrada
Free | Free parking
Mejor temporada
Mid-September–late November for the sea of cloud
Duración de la visita
60 minutes
Cómo llegar
Información de acceso
Guía privilegiada
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