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Daisenje Terrace 2026

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Daisenje Terrace 2026

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Event Overview

Daisenje Terrace 2026 (Shitoyone Dam area) is a destination where advanced civil engineering meets breathtaking natural beauty. The massive 116m high arch dam offers a powerful and awe-inspiring sight. Set against a backdrop of lush mountains, this site allows visitors to observe a symbol of Japan's infrastructure up close.

Highlights & How to Enjoy

The main attraction is the sheer scale of the 116m high arch dam, showcasing both strength and elegant curves. A unique feature is the four 'Echo Points' located around the dam. Try shouting "Yaho!" toward the mountains to hear your voice beautifully echo back, a delightful way to connect with nature.

The scenery changes beautifully with the seasons. Enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring or the vibrant autumn foliage in the fall. Take a leisurely stroll along the well-maintained paths to fully appreciate the harmony between the massive dam structure and the surrounding natural landscape.

Schedule

The event is held during the following period:

  • Event Period: July 25, 2026 – August 16, 2026

Venue & Access

The venue is the area surrounding the Shitoyone Dam.

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Venue NameShitoyone Dam

Access is best by car. It is recommended to access via Route 473 → Route 151 → Prefectural Route 429.

Tips for Visitors

The area features well-maintained walking paths, making it safe and easy for even beginners to enjoy a nature walk. Observing the harmony between man-made structures and nature is the highlight of this trip. Don't forget to try the unique echo experience at the designated points.

Essentials & Etiquette

  • Payment: No specific payment information is available for this area.
  • English Support: English-language support is not provided.
  • Reservations: No prior reservation is required.
  • Facilities: Toilets are available on-site.
  • Parking: There is parking space for 10 vehicles.
  • Safety: While paths are well-maintained, please be mindful as you are exploring a natural environment.