Mount Sekirozan
The mountain in the southeast of Lake Sagami is called Sekirozan. It has been said that it got its name Sekirozan because it is rich in rocks. Photos Provided by photolibery
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Central Area 4h30m
A popular hiking course for casual hiking. Mt. Sekiro’s and Mt. Miharashi’s altitudes are both 695 meters, The altitudes of Mt. Miharashi as well as Mt. Ishii are both 695 meters (2,280 ft), making them the highest passing point around Lake Sagami on Tokai Nature Trail.
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Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest
Lake Sagami Pleasure Forest is a large leisure facility combining outdoor facilities such as campsites or barbecue sites, and an amusement park.
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Sagami dam
Sagami dam was completed in 1951 (Showa 22), forming the first large scale artificial lake in Kanagawa Prefecture, Sagami Lake. Using the volume of water stored there, water is supplied regularly from the downstream of Numamoto dam passing through the Sagami power plant. This water from Sagami-gawa River is used for various purposes. In 2017, the dam will celebrate its 70th anniversary since co...
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