Mikurahana Park

Park • Mikurahana Masaka, Hachirogata, Minamiakita District, Akita 018-1601, Japan

3.4(30 reviews)

Dog-friendly

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Experience the Pristine Beauty of Nature in Akita's Mikurahama Park

Enchantment amidst the great natural scenery

Facing the Pacific Ocean, Mikurahama Park in Akita offers a magnificent view of the beautiful lake landscape of Lake Hachirogata. Located on a small hill overlooking the lake, the park presents an open space surrounded by greenery. The expansive view reaches the horizon, allowing visitors to feel the breath of nature.

A scenic spot revered by poets

This place is also known as the location where the haiku master Masaoka Shiki composed the famous haiku

Park Tourist attraction Point of interest Establishment

Reviews

4(3 years ago)

Ryo K (Ryo)

The plants may be a little too loose. If it is properly maintained, the scenery will be much better () To view the view, enter from the back side of the hill. *[Note] Due to the steep slope from the entrance, we recommend parking in an empty lot. The vegetation may be a little too loose. If you take good care of it, the scenery will go up dramatically… Enter from the back of the hill for a view. * Caution: It is recommended to park on an empty site as it will be a steep slope by car from the entrance.

5(4 years ago)

makoto yoshida

It is not well known that the famous haiku writer Masaoka Shiki traveled so far to write songs, but he is listed in the Japanese language handbook for high school students. There is a monument with the haiku ``Autumn is high, the sea is sunny, and there is only one crane.'' At that time, the entire lagoon was visible.

5(2 years ago)

酒呑みひろりん

It's famous for its panoramic view of Hachiro Lagoon, but it's also perfect for taking pictures of trains!

3(5 years ago)

久美子伊藤

Akita, Hachirogata, Mikurahana Park, you can see a panoramic view of Hachirogata.

4(4 years ago)

Kuniko Tsuchida

It is a point where you can see from Hachirogata Town to the remaining lake and Ogata Village. Unfortunately, the trees have gotten bigger and the visibility has gotten a little worse.

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