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“Hidden Wonders | An Otherworldly Mountain Landscape in Fukushima”
“Golden grasses sway among weathered rocks along the Bandai-Azuma Skyline, a scenic mountain drive where the views change with every season. The post Hidden Wonders | An Otherworldly Mountain Landscape in Fukushima first appeared on Japan Forward .”
Bandai-Azuma Skyline in Fukushima features otherworldly landscape.
Key points
- Bandai-Azuma Skyline is a 29-kilometer mountain road in Fukushima.
- It links Takayu Onsen with Tsuchiyu Pass along Azuma range.
- Jododaira offers an extraterrestrial, Mars-like landscape due to wind, snow, and volcanic gases.
- Mount Issaikyo and Mount Azuma-Kofuji shape the scenery and emissions.
- The area draws about 350,000 visitors annually and opened in 1959 as Japan's first toll road for mountain tourism.
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