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Shimoyama-Area
Mikawakougen is a gently sloping plateau with an altitude of 600 meters near the center of Aichi Kogen Quasi-National Park. Herds of cows roam the pastures, and the songs of birds can be heard from the trees in this relaxing setting. Facilities include campsites, cottages, a tennis court, a golf course and more, and nearby Lake Asagiri is a great place for lure and fly fishing.
Shimoyama-Area
Located in the Shimoyama region, an area abundant with nature, is Yamayuri Handmade Workshop. Here you can try making sausages and ham using the best ingredients. There is also a rental barbecue area to grill and eat what you’ve made. Eat your fill of all the tastes of Shimoyama with specialty products such as gohei-mame, famous handmade gelato, and hot dogs wrapped in naan flatbread.
Shimoyama-Area
Enjoy nature to the fullest from season to season with refreshing breezes along the clear, sparkling Nohara River at Noharagawa Tourism Center. With a total of 38 fishing spots, a place for fishing as a family, trout fishing by hand or with a rod, and other river activities, it's easy to have a fun, leisurely time. Depending on the season, try freshly picked, all-you-can-eat grilled shiitake mushrooms, too.
Shimoyama-Area
Many people come to see the lake’s seasonal beauty. You can drive around the lake’s 16-km perimeter or enjoy cycling or hiking. There are rest stations, walking paths, bungalows, and camping grounds. You can also rent a boat for a leisurely ride or lure fishing.
Shimoyama-Area
Hodo no Nakataki Waterfall is located on a tributary of the Nohara River. Stretching for approximately 300 meters, the waterfall varies in height from the first tier of the waterfall at the lowest part of the stream to the seventh tier. The flow of this ever-changing waterfall interwoven with the beauty of the gorge makes for some wonderfully calming sights. The autumn leaves that appear during the peak viewing season from mid-Nove...
Shimoyama-Area
On a path along the Tomoe River flowing from Lake Mikawa lies a picturesque building that specializes in fragrances and even has its own waterwheel. At Karen no Yakata, make seasonal flower wreaths or your own salt potpourri. When you’re done, get some play time across the river, where there’s a big, grassy area, a walking trail, a free dog park, and more.
Shimoyama-Area
Experience mountain cycling at Mikawakougen Camp Village! Intended for beginner through intermediate riders, most of the course is made of flat dirt trails with some hills and slopes. Both beginners and more confident riders will enjoy this scenic cross-country cycling course through the woods.