It's a wonderful place in Yokohama where the atmosphere of Satoyama remains. It's a great place to walk, but there's quite a bit of climbing, so depending on where you're going, it might be tough for some people.
This is a visit from Daimaruyama, the highest mountain in Yokohama City.
As the name suggests, it's spacious and full of nature.
The hiking course is also well maintained, but there were some areas that were impassable. I think it's perfect for bird watching and hiking.
A forest the size of 9.6 Tokyo Domes was opened in 1986 to provide a place to get closer to and learn about nature. A ranger from the Wild Bird Society of Japan is always on duty. Responsible for greeting visitors and conducting environmental surveys and management. These include the volunteer organization Tomo no Kai and the information dissemination organization Nature Observation Center.
Admission: Free, Open every day
Time sunrise-sunset
Admission Free
Time 9:00-16:30
Closed every Monday, year-end and New Year holidays
♣Visitors to Yokohama Nature Observation Forest,
You can use the Kamigo Morinoie parking lot.
[Usage hours] 7:00-22:00
[Fee]
① 7/21-8/31 & ② Saturdays, Sundays, and holidays
●0-60 minutes Free
●61 minutes ~ flat rate 500 yen
③ Weekdays other than ①
●0-60 minutes Free
●100 yen for every 60 minutes thereafter
●Maximum of 500 yen on the day
◆Enter from Prefectural Route 23 Harajuku Mutsuura Line (Kamigo/Mori no Ie Entrance).
◆A system where tickets are issued at the entry gate and payment is made at the exit gate.
◆There is a long distance from the entrance gate to the parking lot.
◆《Nature Observation Forest》 Visitors should turn right on the way. It's a sharp right turn, like a U-turn. If you go straight ahead, you will see Kamigo Mori's house (main building).
◆A parking lot section will appear.
