
This is a vast marshland located at the 8th station of Mt. Gassan in Yamagata Prefecture.
Mt. Gassan is known as an area that receives heavy snowfall in winter.
In summer, the snow melts, providing large amounts of water to the marsh.
This marshland is attractive for its abundant water sources and vastness.
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Touring the Marshes
Early October
▼The entire area around the 8th station trailhead is Midagahara Marsh.
It's a scale that is worthy of being called Tohoku.

Equipment, stamina, and skills
If you are not climbing Mt. Gassan, you can dress quite lightly.
If you go during the autumn foliage season, the temperature drops in the early morning and evening, so it's a good idea to bring warm clothing.
▼The trailhead to the 8th station can be accessed by car.

▼If you are only exploring the marshland, there is a boardwalk so it is easy to walk on.

Visit the Marshes
access
▼If you are traveling long distances, we recommend staying the night before in Sakata City or Tsuruoka City and leaving early in the morning.
There were also people sleeping in their cars in the parking lot at the 8th station trailhead.
weather forecast
The weather on Mt. Gassan isHerefrom!
facility
toilet
There are toilets at the trailhead of the 8th station.
Roadside Stations, Food and Souvenirs
Roadside Station Gassan Gassan Asahi Museum Village