Yokotani Kannon Observation Deck

About 15 minutes walk from Merchen Road

Original Text

It takes about 15 minutes on foot from the fairy tale highway (National Highway 299) and the T-junction. The parking lot is located at the T-junction and where vehicles are closed. The road to the observatory is flat. Especially the road from the T-junction to the closed traffic is wide and there are many trees on both sides, so I think it will be a good walk during the autumn leaves season. On the other hand, the promenade is also maintained with the feeling that it is away from the place where the vehicle is closed, and there is a guide that the time is shortened here ...

Observatory to look for Wangtaki

Original Text

I went during the autumn leaves season. If you go down gently from the parking lot, you will find Otaki Shrine (not Otaki) on the curve on the way, and if you descend further, you will arrive at Yokoya Kannon. Stone Buddha is placed. I could see Otaki from the observation area with the fence, but I couldn't find it easily. .. .. There is also a promenade to Otaki, but please note that this road is a steep mountain road and the level is different from the approach to this point.

The trees along the autumn leaves are wonderful

Original Text

We recommend taking pictures on the broad-leaved tree-lined road. Near the parking lot is a new public toilet, a beverage vending machine and a soba stand (open until Sunday, the first week of November). There is no staircase to the observatory, so even the elderly are OK.

Wang Xuan Observatory

Original Text

Last year, I entered the Yokotani Valley from Yokotani Onsen and crossed the Meiji Onsen side to Misakaike Pond, but this year the bridge was washed away, and I turned back in front of Meiji Onsen and had lunch at Yokotani Kannon Observatory. You can see the No. 1 scale of Yokoya Valley ２ Dantaki and Wangtaki. １０ If you walk for a minute, you can see Wangtaki in front of you.

Henggu Yugu とは Other location の Yuyintang near くにも Resident parking lot

Original Text

Once back from the walking path upstream of the Yokoya Valley, and when I went up the national highway, there was a sign of Yokoya Kannon and a large parking lot. Turn right there and go for a while, there is also a parking lot. From there, walk to Kannon-do in a few minutes. Except for the bottom of the valley, the waterfall splashed. When I went down the walking path from the observatory, Tamataki appeared in front of me. It seems that you can come more easily than from Yokoya Valley.