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Tateyama National Park adventures

Tateyama National Park Adventures

Tateyama National Park is a breathtaking alpine region known for its rugged beauty and scenic mountain vistas, offering outdoor enthusiasts numerous opportunities for exploration and adventure.

55,998
Acres Protected
Over 100 miles
Miles of Trails
Over 1 million
Annual Visitors
1934
Year Established

About Tateyama National Park

Tateyama National Park
 

Tateyama National Park, located in the Chūbu region of Japan, is one of the country’s most picturesque alpine destinations, featuring the iconic Tateyama Mountain Range. Established to preserve its diverse landscapes, the park encompasses rugged peaks, deep valleys, and verdant forests. It serves as a critical habitat for wildlife species like the Japanese serow and black bears. The park's history is steeped in cultural and religious significance, with Mount Tateyama revered as a holy mountain in Shinto beliefs. Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is a major attraction, attracting tourists with its dramatic views and engineering feats, including the Kurobe Dam. Recreation opportunities abound, from challenging hiking trails and backcountry skiing in winter to relaxing hot springs and serene lakes in summer. Visitors are drawn by the park's ethereal beauty during the autumn foliage and the incredible snow walls along the mountain routes in spring.

Highlights

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Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

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Kurobe Dam

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Murodo Plateau

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Mikurigaike Pond

Notable Natural Features

Tateyama Mountain Range

A series of peaks offering panoramic views, popular for hiking and climbing.

Kurobe Gorge

A deep and scenic gorge best explored via the Kurobe Gorge Railway.

Shomyo Falls

Japan's tallest waterfall, plunging 350 meters.