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2025年1月19日 · Explore the most popular walking trails in Oze National Park with hand-curated trail maps and driving directions as well as detailed reviews and photos from hikers, campers and nature lovers like you.

Hiking from the Hatomachitoge trailhead past the marshland and pond to the Oshimizu trailhead can be done in six to eight hours by decent hikers, and there are no overly difficult inclines. The park can be visited in a day trip from Tokyo, but to avoid an early start and a lot of traveling in one day it is also possible to stay overnight.

The best season for hiking June to mid-October is recommended. Snow remains in early June. Walk with caution as wet boardwalks are easy to slip. From June to July, enjoy the flowers bloom, as well as the fresh greenery in early summer, and coloring of autumn leaves in fall.

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Inside Oze National Park, wooden paths have been built in places including Ozegahara Plateau and Lake Ozenuma, letting visitors enjoy hiking throughout the seasons.

Explore the heart of this scenic highland marsh on an easy, family-friendly five-hour nature walk that takes you from Hatomachi Pass to Ushikubi Junction, with a stop at Oze Yamanohana Visitor Center. Walk along boardwalks that protect the delicate plants in the wetlands, and take in the beautiful mountain scenery.

The “Oze National Park” is familiar to many hikers, for walking the boardwalks to hiking the whole length of the mountains and covers an area of over 37,000 hectares spanning the four prefectures of Fukushima, Niigata, Gunma, and Tochigi.

The Oze National Park (in Japanese: 尾瀬国立公園 Oze kokuritsukōen) is one of the most remarkable destinations for nature lovers in Japan. With unparalleled landscapes, rich biodiversity, and hiking trails for all levels, Oze offers a unique experience.

Hikers can plan their own routes using the trails that crisscross the park, through marshes and mountain forests. These are two sample courses, a one-day hike around the marshes, and a two-day hike that includes climbing Mt. Shibutsu.