[2025 Katta District Attraction] Travel Guide for Zao (Updated Jun)
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Zao Address:
Zaō, Katta District, Miyagi 989-0916
[Miyagi] Miyagi Zao Eboshi Resort Daffodil Festival
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Miyagi Zao Eboshi Daffodil Festival
This is an event that takes place every year from late April to mid-May, where 600,000 daffodils of over 30 varieties beautifully decorate the slopes of "Miyagi Zao Eboshi Resort" in Zao National Park.
The wide variety of daffodils filling the slopes is overwhelming!
It was empty so I was able to take as many photos as I wanted.
It's rare to have a chance to see so many daffodils, so please go☆
● Viewing period: Usually from late April to mid-May
※Depends on the flowering situation.
It will end as soon as the daffodils have finished blooming.
Admission fee: 1,000 yen (free for junior high school students and younger)
※Additional charges apply for gondolas, etc.
There was a go-kart course, but it was a paid ride, so I tried it.
It's only an hour from Sendai, and you can enjoy the rich nature.
There are many attractions in the area, such as Zao's Okama and Togatta Onsen.
Miyagi Zao Eboshi Resort
Kuraishidake National Forest, Togatta Onsen, Zao Town, Katta District
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[Miyagi Prefecture] Zao Kattamine Shrine Okumiya, surrounded by a spectacular view
This shrine is located at the top of Mt. Katta, which is even higher than Zao's Okama Observatory. You can see the Okama from the shrine. This spectacular view is only available for a limited time and cannot be seen during the winter road closure of the Zao Echo Line.
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Facility name📍Zao Kattamine Shrine Okumiya
Address📍Karitamine Shrine Okumiya, Shichikashuku-cho, Katta-gun, Miyagi Prefecture
Access📍5-minute walk from Zao Katta-dake Parking Lot
Opening hours📍8:00-17:00
*Open from May to late October
No viewing from early November to late April due to road closure
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