Bihoku Hillside Park, National park in Shobara, Japan
Bihoku Hillside Park is a nature park across rolling hills in Hiroshima Prefecture featuring open lawns, seasonal flower gardens, and recreational facilities. The grounds cover approximately 340 hectares and include areas for relaxation, outdoor activities, and cultural experiences.
The site was established in 1995 as the eleventh national government park in Japan and underwent multiple expansion phases. The final stage with Ikoi Forest was completed in 2012.
The Hiba no Sato section recreates traditional mountain village life where visitors can watch local crafts and see performances that reflect the customs of the region.
The park is open daily and visitors should bring appropriate clothing for the season since the hills and open areas experience significant temperature variations. There are marked pathways throughout the grounds leading to different sections and varying in difficulty.
The grounds include a camping area with top-tier certification for its facilities and services. This camping section attracts visitors seeking to combine outdoor experiences with modern comfort.
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