Mont Zao

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Mount Zao (Photo présentée par pixhound / 123rf.com)

Le mont Zao est un volcan de 1841 mètres de haut situé entre les préfectures de Yamagata et Miyagi dans la région de Tohoku au nord. C'est l'une des attractions les plus célèbres de la région, offrant des vues spectaculaires et des activités uniques tout au long des quatre saisons.

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Adresse

Zaoonsen, Yamagata, 990-2301 (Directions)

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  • First aid facilities

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御釜 ~ 蔵王連峰の火口湖

御釜 ~ 蔵王連峰の火口湖

Takako Sakamoto

蔵王山は火山で、緑がかった火山湖や周囲の山々など山頂の景色が得も言われず美しい。そして簡素だがこれまた絵のように美しい神社がある。

Yamagata
Кратерное озеро Окама Зао-сана

Кратерное озеро Окама Зао-сана

Katerina Sokolova

Зао-Сан является вулканом на границе префектур Ямагата и Мияги в 45-ти минутах езды к юго-востоку от города Ямагата. Главной достопримечательностью является бирюзового оттенка озеро, расположенное в кратере, которое называется Goshikinuma или просто «Okama».

Yamagata
Viajar pelo Mt. Zao

Viajar pelo Mt. Zao

Andre Moreira

Mt. Zao - Caminhar por uma paisagem vulcânica no verão e esquiar no inverno, com o extra de relaxar nas águas quentes das termas

Yamagata
Lago da Cratera Okama, Zao-san

Lago da Cratera Okama, Zao-san

Andre Moreira

Zao-san é um vulcão com uma vista espetacular a partir do seu cume, incluindo um lago na cratera em tons de azul e verde, as montanhas em redor, e um simples mas pitoresco santuário xintoísta.

Yamagata
Wandern am Berg Zao

Wandern am Berg Zao

Susann Schuster

Der Berg Zao - Wandern durch eine vulkanische Landschaft im Sommer und Skifahren im Winter sowie Entspannung in den heißen Quellen.

Yamagata
Прогулка по горе Дзао

Прогулка по горе Дзао

Elena Daurtseva

Гора Дзао - это прогулка по вулканической местности летом и катание на лыжах зимой, а еще отдых в горячих источниках у подножия го

Yamagata
자오 산 트레킹

자오 산 트레킹

Andrew

자오 산: 여름에는 화산 지형을 횡단하고 겨울에는 스키를 타며 온천에서 휴식을 취해보자

Yamagata
"BRING" Bakery in Togatta Onsen

"BRING" Bakery in Togatta Onsen

Justin Velgus

"BRING" is a take-out only bakery located in Togatta Onsen, part of Zao Town in Miyagi Prefecture. In addition to its delicious handmade breads, you'll find treats such as German pretzels and original sweet-infused breads.

Miyagi
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Within the Mt. Zao scenic area is Zao Onsen (蔵王温泉), a popular hot spring and ski resort. Zao Onsen is especially popular during winter, where the famous "snow monsters" form on the winte...

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Visite de la Ville de Zao Onsen

Visite de la Ville de Zao Onsen

Celine Villeneuve

La ville de Zao Onsen se situe dans la préfecture de Yamagata. Le trajet jusqu'à Yamagata Station demande environ 2h50 depuis Tokyo Station, il vous faudra ensuite 40 minutes de bus pour rejoindre la ville thermale.

Yamagata
Zao Onsen Ski Resort

Zao Onsen Ski Resort

Within the Mt. Zao scenic area is Zao Onsen (蔵王温泉), a popular hot spring and ski resort. Zao Onsen is especially popular during winter, where the famous "snow monsters" form on the wintery slopes of Mount Zao. Due to the Tohoku region's harsh winters and heavy snowfall, the trees atop Mt. Zao get covered with snow and resemble monstrous-looking frozen sculptures. Many make the trip to Zao Onsen especially to see the snow monsters, which is a unique event that only occurs during February when snowfall is abundant. Other than the snow monsters, Zao Onsen resort offers several different ski slopes of varying difficulties. Visitors can also utilize the Zao Ropeway to get around, as well as enjoy the mountainside views from above. If you're visiting during winter, make sure not to miss the snow monster illuminations at night — as part of the annual Zao Snow Festival. Festivalgoers enjoy firework displays, illuminations, professional ski and snowboard shows, and many more fun activities.

Yamagata
Monstres de Glace au Zao Onsen

Monstres de Glace au Zao Onsen

Julian Bohler

Chaque hiver, à Zaō Onsen, station de ski très prisée de la préfecture de Yamagata, se produit un phénomène très rare et pour le moins spectaculaire, que l'on appelle jū​hyō en japonais: les « monstres de glace ».

Yamagata
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