[2025 Takashima Attraction] Travel Guide for Metasequoia Avenue (Updated Mar)

#Seasonal places in Japan 💖Reasons for recommendation A great spot to visit in any season🌳 A 2.4km-long avenue of about 500 metasequoia trees. It feels cool even in the hot summer! The autumn leaves from autumn to winter are also beautiful🧡 It's also special when it's covered in snow⛄ There are shops and cafes nearby, so please park your car and take a walk☺ 🚙Access From Kosai Road Hira Ramp, take R161 50 minutes via Prefectural Route 287 🚃From JR Makino Station, take the Makino Kogen Line bus for about 6 minutes (counterclockwise for about 25 minutes) Get off at "Makino Pickland" 📍Location Takashima City Makinocho Hiruguchi to Makino #Shiga Tourism #Takashima City #Metasequoia Avenue #Shiga Trip

Takashima City in Shiga Prefecture is home to numerous beautiful tourist spots that harmonize with nature. Metasequoia Avenue This tree-lined road stretches for about 2.4 km with approximately 500 metasequoia trees, offering picturesque views throughout the seasons. The autumn foliage and winter snow scenery are particularly stunning, attracting many photography enthusiasts. Shirahige Shrine's Torii in the Lake The vermilion torii gate standing in Lake Biwa creates a magical scene at sunrise and sunset. The shrine, with a history of about 2000 years, enshrines Sarutahiko-no-Mikoto and is also known as the 'Itsukushima of Omi.' By the way, wild monkeys appear in this area, so be careful even though they are cute!

📍Metasequoia Tree Line 💠A spot where you can enjoy Metasequoia Tree Line 💠Address: Makino, Makino-cho, Takashima-shi, Shiga-ken 520-1835 When setting the destination in your car navigation system, register "Makino Pickland" at 0740-27-1811 for a smoother route! 💠Opening hours: 24 hours 💠No fixed holidays 💠No parking lot A beautiful spot where giant Metasequoia trees fill both sides of the road💖💖💖 In autumn, the road is dyed golden with autumn leaves🍁 In winter, the whole area is covered in white snow❄️ In summer, it is surrounded by greenery🌿 It is very beautiful no matter what time of year or season you visit🌟🌟 Please go and check it out🎀 #0 yen trip November

#日本景点 #坎西景点 #紅葉 Metasequoia Namiki Avenue #Shiga Prefecture #Takashima City #マキノ #Metasequoia #Namiki Located in the suburbs of Kansai, it takes 1 hour from Kyoto Station to Makino Station (Makino Station) by JR and then transfer to the bus for about 6 minutes to arrive at "Makino Pic Land", where you can enjoy the view of Metasequoia Avenue. The straight streets and the Metasequoia trees on both sides of the road, whose autumn red leaves are at their best viewing time (photo taken by the author on December 4, 2023), are very spectacular. Metasequoia Avenue is about 2.5 kilometers long. Many people stay at the front end, but there are actually bus stops and coffee shops at both ends of the avenue. After completing the entire journey, I took the bus back from "Minamimakino" in the middle.

#fallishere Location: Metasequoia Avenue Takashima City Agricultural Park Makino Pick land 835-1 Makinocho Terakubo, Takashima, Shiga 520-1834, Japan Metasequoia Avenue, situated in Takashima, Shiga, Japan, is renowned for its picturesque rows of Metasequoia glyptostroboides trees, creating a stunning canopy. Planted in 1953, this tree-lined avenue spans approximately two kilometers, attracting visitors with its vibrant foliage during autumn. The Metasequoia, also known as dawn redwood, is a deciduous conifer that adds to the area's natural beauty. Adjacent to Metasequoia Avenue is the Takashima City Agricultural Park Makino Pick land, located at 835-1 Makinocho Terakubo, Takashima. This park serves as a hub for agricultural activities, offering a hands-on experience for visitors to engage in fruit picking and appreciate the region's agricultural bounty. The idyllic setting and agricultural pursuits make it a popular destination, providing a harmonious blend of nature and local culture in the heart of Takashima. #trip #2023travel #2023trip #2023travelwish #2023旅行願望 #timetotravel #tripblazers #historical #heritage #takashima #japan