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Kyuragi Valley
조사·집필 Hinato
사가현 · Takeo
33.2330°N, 130.3660°E
The Kyuragi River valley, between Takeo and Saga City, is one of western Kyushu's most intact examples of the mixed broadleaf forest that historically covered the entire island. The valley floor is particularly notable for its camphor trees (kusunoki) — several estimated at over 1,000 years old, with trunks wider than three adults can encircle. The largest, Okunchi-no-Okusu, stands 27 meters with a circumference of 20 meters and is registered as a National Natural Monument.
기본 정보
영업시간
Open year-round (outdoor trail)
휴무일: Open year-round
입장료
Free
베스트 시즌
October–November for autumn foliage and leaf-fall river walking | Any season for ancient camphor trees
방문 소요 시간
1.5–2 hours
가는 방법
교통 정보
인사이더 가이드
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