Asama Ranch
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Kita-Karuizawa, Nagano-hara Town, Agatsuma District, Gunma Prefecture, 377-1412, Japan
Asama Ranch is a scenic agricultural area located at the foot of Mount Asama in the Kanto region of Japan, in Gunma Prefecture. Known for its beautiful landscape and fresh, natural air, the ranch offers visitors the chance to experience rural Japan with a view of the majestic volcano. The ranch is primarily known for its livestock farming, especially dairy cattle, and produces high-quality milk and dairy products.
Visitors to Asama Ranch can enjoy a variety of activities such as horseback riding, feeding animals, and exploring the vast, green pastures. It’s also a great place for hiking, with scenic trails that allow visitors to take in the breathtaking views of Mount Asama and the surrounding countryside. The ranch is a popular destination for families, outdoor enthusiasts, and anyone looking to experience the charm of Japan’s rural life.
In addition to the outdoor activities, there are also farm-fresh products available for purchase, including milk, cheese, and ice cream. The serene and peaceful environment makes Asama Ranch a perfect place to relax and connect with nature.
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Masamitsu Fuji
Tokyo
The Imperial Household Agency Shin-Hama Duck Hunting Grounds (Shin-Hama Kamoba) is a private hunting reserve located in the coastal area of Chiba Prefecture, Japan. It has been used by the Imperial Family for centuries for traditional wild duck hunting during the winter season. The grounds are managed by the Imperial Household Agency and are not open to the public. The area is an important part of Japan’s royal heritage, where duck hunting has been a longstanding custom. The wetlands, rivers, and marshes that make up the hunting grounds provide a rich environment for a variety of wildlife, particularly migratory ducks, making it a prime location for the Imperial hunting tradition. In addition to its historical significance, the Shin-Hama Duck Hunting Grounds also serve as a protected ecological space. Efforts to preserve the natural environment and wildlife in the area are closely maintained. While access to the grounds is highly restricted, it remains an iconic site connected to Japan’s imperial culture and traditions.
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