Recommended for winter mountain climbing! Introducing the “snowy mountains” that Mie is proud of! ～To the world of silver～

Komono KomonoTown, Mie Prefecture, is surrounded by nature. Aquaignis, which was born in Yunoyama Onsen at the foot of Mt.Gozaisho, offers a variety of "healing" and "food" such as Hiroaki Tsujiguchi's sweets and stone oven bread, two Italian restaurants by Masayuki Okuda, Japanese food by Masahiro Kasahara, 100% natural hot springs, accommodation buildings, detached lodges, strawberry house, gallery, etc. [Pursuit of "healing"] ◆ 100% natural hot springs "Kataoka Onsen" Kataoka Onsen is luxuriously free-flowing with about 800 liters of hot spring water per minute from the source 1,200 meters underground at about 42°C without adding water, heating, or circulating, including for showers. There is a shop, cafe, mineral mist bath "LeFuro", a relaxation and rest space such as the beauty salon "MiMC", and accommodation buildings. ◆ Organic detached lodges "Cedar", "Matsu", "Chestnut", and "Cypress" We have four detached lodges with different styles. The inn is made with plenty of naturally dried domestic wood of "cedar," "pine," "chestnut," and "cypress," and the interior was designed by four artists. All four buildings are equipped with private open-air baths. [Pursuit of "food"] ◆Three top chefs ・Hiroaki Tsujiguchi A representative Japanese pastry chef who has won many world championships. He is active in a wide range of fields as the owner chef of "Mont Saint Clair" in Jiyugaoka. At Aquaignis, he works on "Confiture H" and "Mariage de Farine," and also manages the four strawberry houses "Tsujiguchi Farm." ・Masayuki Okuda Owner chef of "Al Checciano" in Tsuruoka City, Yamagata Prefecture. He is active worldwide, having been selected as the executive chef of the Swiss Davos Conference. This is Aquaignis' first store in Western Japan, and "Sala Bianchi Al Checciano" and "Il Checciano Miele" are open.・Kasahara Masahiro Currently, he is the owner of Sanpiroron in Ebisu, Shibuya Ward, which is known as one of the most difficult Japanese restaurants to get a reservation for. At Aquaignis has developed Kasaan Sanpiroron with the theme of "real Japanese cuisine that the whole family can enjoy." - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ◎Click here for a list of Aquaignis' "Lunch + Sweets + Bath Plans" - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ◎Click here to make a reservation for a stay at Aquaignis- - - - - - - - - - - - - - -

With a total length of 2,161m, an elevation difference of 780m, and a travel time (one way) of about 15 minutes, this ropeway is one of the largest in the world. In spring, azalea flowers decorate the mountain, and in summer, red dragonflies come to escape the heat. The autumn leaves begin to change color at the mountaintop park in mid-October and gradually descend to the foothills by late November. In winter, you can be amazed by the beautiful natural art of "frost-covered trees"! The prefecture's only ski resort is also located here, so you can enjoy it all year round. https://twitter.com/GozaishoRopeway?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Eembeddedtimeline%7Ctwterm%5Escreen-name%3AGozaishoRopeway%7Ctwcon%5Es2 For information on the autumn foliage situation in 2024, please see Mie's Autumn Foliage Calendar. For information on recommended famous and hidden spots for autumn foliage in Mie Prefecture, please see Mie Prefecture's Autumn Foliage Feature 2024

It is a mountain at the northern end of the Suzuka Mountains and is known as one of the 100 Famous Mountains for Flowers, where you can enjoy flowers throughout the year. Over 50,000 climbers visit each year. There is a mountain hut (unmanned) at the 9th station, which is perfect for eating and taking a break. Botanically, it is the point of contact between the Ura-Nihon plant system and the Omote-Nihon plant system, and plants from both coexist. Geologically, it is a karst topography dotted with dolines typical of limestone areas. Plants from igneous rock areas can also be seen. <Distance from the trailhead to the summit> ・4.0km from the Okaido route ・4.0km from the Shohoji route If you need a climbing map, please come to the `` InabeCity, Agriculture, Forestry, and Commerce Department, Commerce, Industry and Tourism Division''. If you have time before climbing and live far away, please contact InabeCity, Agriculture, Forestry and Commerce Department, Commerce and Tourism Division, as we can send you a climbing map by mail. [InabeCity InabeCity Agriculture, Forestry, Commerce and Industry Department, Commerce and Tourism Division] 31 Ageki, Kitase-cho, ageki-shi, Mie 511-0498 Phone: 0594-86-7833 Click here for climbing information and route Mt. Fujiwara (Yamareko) *The mountain trail may collapse. Please check the latest information here for parking information Google Maps

The highest peak in Suzuka Quasi-National Park, 1243m. A peak on the mountain ridge that continues to the north face of Mt. Fujiwara. 2 hours and 30 minutes from Mt. Fujiwara. There are many ponds (dolines) near the top of the mountain. For transportation information regarding mountain climbing from the Shiga Prefecture side, please contact Shiga Prefecture. Click here for information on mountain trail closures. https://www.city.inabe.mie.jp/sangyo/kanko/1002017.html *Please check the latest information as there is a risk of the mountain trail collapsing. If you need a mountain climbing map, please come to the `` InabeCity, Agriculture, Forestry, and Commerce Department, Commerce, Industry and Tourism Division''. If you have time before climbing and live far away, please contact InabeCity, Agriculture, Forestry and Commerce Department, Commerce and Tourism Division, as we can send you a climbing map by mail. [InabeCity Agriculture, Forestry, Commerce and Industry Department, Commerce and Tourism Division] 31 Agaki, Kitase-InabeCity ageki-shi, Mie 511-0498 Phone: 0594-86-7833

It is the main peak of the Suzuka Mountains, and at the foot of the mountain is Yunoyama Onsen, a wonderful mountain park with a world-class ropeway leading to the summit. The mountain is made of granite, and has many rocky areas, including the Fujinai Wall, which is famous for rock climbing, and several waterfalls in the mountain stream. It has also been known for its abundance of plants as "Komonoyama" since the Edo period, and the foot of the mountain has a rare natural environment where a wide variety of plants from all over Japan can be observed. At an altitude of 1,212m, there are many hiking trails and it is crowded with many hikers throughout the year. For hiking information, please click here Mt.Gozaisho (Yamareco) *Please check the latest information as there is a risk of collapse on the hiking trails. [Plants you can encounter on Mt.Gozaisho] Mt.Gozaisho is formed of granite and has many types of rhododendrons. In early summer, the mountain is colored with flowers such as red rhododendrons, white rhododendrons, red enkianthus, and Japanese enkianthus. The flowers of Mt.Gozaisho start blooming in late March with the witch hazel (hence the name; it blooms first) on the middle slope, and you can enjoy the flowers of Mt.Gozaisho until around June. ■For information on the plants that can be seen on Mt.Gozaisho, please refer to GozaishoRopeway website https://www.gozaisho.co.jp/