Osawa and Kamiosawa Magaki Village Landscape
Osawa Kamiosawa Ma-gaki Shuraku Keikan
At the northern tip of the Noto Peninsula, where steep mountains meet the Sea of Japan, lies a unique landscape of 'Magaki'—traditional bamboo…Explore this spot
Located at the northern edge of the Noto Peninsula in Wajima City, the areas of Osawa and Kamiosawa feature a truly unique landscape.
What makes it special
About Osawa and Kamiosawa Magaki Village Landscape
- Observe the Magaki: We highly recommend viewing the traditional bamboo structures up close to appreciate their craftsmanship.
- Nature Walks: Enjoy a stroll through the village to experience the unique topography of mountains and sea.
- Photography: Capture the traditional landscape, but please do so quietly and respectfully.
- Seasonal Colors: Pay close attention to the changing colors of the terraced fields and the sea throughout the seasons.
Photo gallery
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Weather forecast
Tue
8/4
29°/24°
55%
Wed
8/5
30°/24°
37%
Thu
8/6
31°/24°
50%
Fri
8/7
33°/25°
67%
Sat
8/8
31°/26°
95%
Sun
8/9
29°/25°
83%
Mon
8/10
30°/25°
61%
Tips
Payment
There are no specific facilities requiring payment in the village, but we recommend carrying cash or a transit IC card for travel to/from the area.
Language Support
English support is limited at information centers and nearby facilities.
Reservations
No prior reservation is required to visit the landscape.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes and practical clothing suitable for exploring the village.
Photography
Photography of the landscape is permitted, but please be mindful of privacy and avoid photographing private residences.
Accessibility
The paths in the village follow natural terrain and include uneven or unpaved surfaces; please use caution if traveling with a wheelchair.
Etiquette
This is a living residential area. Please respect the privacy of locals and keep noise levels low.