Best trails in Daisen-Oki National Park

Daisen-Oki National Park is comprised of four areas: the mountain range from Mt. Daisen to Mt. Hiruyama, Mt. Kenashi, and Mt. Funakami, the Mt. Mitoku area, the Mt. Sanbe area along the coast of the Shimane Peninsula, and four areas around the Oki Islands. It is characterized by its rich natural scenery. It has also been known as a place where culture and tradition have coexisted with the local nature since ancient times.

The mountainous region has a variety of elements, such as dynamic volcanic topography, rich forests, and vast grasslands, and is an overwhelming experience. Many people are fascinated by the variety of plants and wildlife that have adapted to their respective environments, as well as the majestic mountain scenery created by the unique topography.

The coastline and islands area has a powerful coastal landscape formed by a complex combination of factors such as volcanic activity, tectonic movement, climate change, and erosion, as well as a unique biological environment affected by harsh ocean currents. It's distinctive.

In this area, nature and people's lives have been deeply intertwined since ancient times, and a rich relationship has been maintained. It is also known as the land of the ``Kokubiki Myth''.

Daisen is a special spot for hikers and snow sports enthusiasts. You can enjoy a panoramic view of the Sea of Japan while hiking or skiing. The park is also famous for its various historical sites, especially Izumo Taisha Shrine, which is a must-see. It is a historic shrine known as the god of matchmaking and is home to various myths and historical sites.