Karikachi Kogen

Location set in Karikatsu garden

Original Text

ＮＨＫ Natsuzora's location set has been developed in the Karikatsu Garden. It is the entrance part of the Shibata family. The entrance door does not open, so you can't see inside. Just look at the building. Still free, so you won't lose. Rather, the eco-trolley across the road is recommended for families with children.

Location set in Karikatsu garden

Original Text

ＮＨＫ Natsuzora's location set has been developed in the Karikatsu Garden. It is the entrance part of the Shibata family. The entrance door does not open, so you can't see inside. Just look at the building. Still free, so you won't lose. Rather, the eco-trolley across the road is recommended for families with children.

the entrance of the shibata family

Original Text

The entrance of the Shibata family of NHK morning drama Natsuzora has been relocated to the Karikatsu Kogen Park. The location is on National Highway 38 from the direction of Shintoku to Karikatsu Pass, follow the signboard and turn left near ２ station, there is a parking lot on the left side, and the entrance of the Shibata family is quietly moved to the right side. It's only the front door, so you might think this is all!

the entrance of the shibata family

Original Text

The entrance of the Shibata family of NHK morning drama Natsuzora has been relocated to the Karikatsu Kogen Park. The location is on National Highway 38 from the direction of Shintoku to Karikatsu Pass, follow the signboard and turn left near ２ station, there is a parking lot on the left side, and the entrance of the Shibata family is quietly moved to the right side. It's only the front door, so you might think this is all!

You can see the three major train windows in the past!

Original Text

Strictly speaking, the Karikatsu Kogen refers to a forest area that extends toward Shintokucho in the hilly area on the east side of Karikatsu Pass. You can see the magnificent view from the rest area of Karikatsu Pass. In the center of the plateau, there are attractions such as Sahoro ski resort and Sahoro resort and Bear Mountain, making it a tourist destination. The train window from the train that once crossed this pass was １ of the three major train windows in Japan.