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メタセコイア並木

Avenue of Metasequoia Trees

A breathtaking tree-lined avenue offering stunning views year-round, from lush green canopies to golden autumn hues.

Attractions

Nature, Scenic, Photography

MK Guide Recommends

The Avenue of Metasequoia Trees is one of Shiga’s most scenic natural landmarks, stretching for nearly 2.5 kilometers along a picturesque road in Makinocho. Lined with over 500 towering metasequoia trees, the avenue transforms with the seasons, offering a lush green tunnel in summer, vibrant golden hues in autumn, and a magical, snow-covered landscape in winter. Popular with photographers, cyclists, and nature lovers, this peaceful stretch is perfect for a scenic drive or a leisurely stroll. The serene beauty of the Metasequoia trees makes this avenue a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the Takashima area.

Facilities & Services

  • Scenic Walking Path
  • Parking Area
  • Photography Spot

Contact

Address:

Makinocho Makino, Takashima, Shiga 520-1835

Phone:

0740-33-7101

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