Ougoku Numa

Basic Information

Address

Ougoku Numa, Hinohara, Kita-Shiobara Village, Yama District, Fukushima Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Fukushima

Access

From Kanazawa Pass (a 30-minute drive from Kitakata city center), it's a 30-minute walk to the vast Nikko Daylily colony. However, bus transportation is also available. Other common routes include the one starting from Yukozawakuchi in Kita-Shiobara Village (Ougoku Seseragi Hiking Trail; a 1-hour walk to Ougoku Numa, then another 30 minutes to the Nikko Daylily colony), the route from the Rabispa Urabandai hot spring facility via Mount Ougoku (Ougoku Panorama Hiking Trail; a 1.5-hour walk to Ougoku Numa), and the route from Happoudai, midway along the Bandai-san Gold Line, via Mount Komagatake (Komagatake Yamabiko Hiking Trail; a 2.5-hour walk to Ougoku Numa). Parking is available at each trailhead. There's also an unmanned emergency shelter called the Ougoku Numa Rest House to the north of Ougoku Numa. Show route

INFO

During the Nikkōkisuge (daylily) season (roughly from early June to mid-July), general vehicle traffic is restricted on the forest road leading to Kanazawa Pass, and a substitute bus service is provided. To protect the natural environment, please refrain from entering areas outside of designated walkways.