A limestone plateau at an altitude of 1,400m that was once mistaken for a white horse by the Heike clan.

📍Genjigadaba This is a limestone plateau at an altitude of 1100m to 1400m. Long ago, when the remnants of the Heike clan saw the countless white limestones, they mistook them for a large number of Genji on white horses surrounding them, and retreated from the area in a panic. It is said that since then, this plateau has been called "Genjigadaba". Nowadays, instead of white horses, dairy cows are grazed here, and it is a popular spot for those who want to see the pastures of Onogahara. The contrast between the cows grazing leisurely without worrying about humans in the majestic scenery of Onogahara and the countless white limestones makes an interesting sight. There is also a first-class triangulation point in Genjigadaba, which is marked by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan as "1402.8m above sea level." #Free hotel stay