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Recreation(Yatsugatake Area)
Oka-no-koen Kiyosato Golf Course
You can enjoy the magnificent nature. 3 courses: Mt. Komagatake Course, Yatsugatake mountain range Course and Mt. Fuji Course
Heidi’s Village (Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center)
The Yamanashi Prefectural Flower Center re-opened on April 1st 2006! It was re-born as Heidi’s Village. Of course beautiful flowers continue to bloom across the year. The mountains of the alps stretch out as far as you can see. Clear air, warm rays of the sun and abundant flowers - this is a place overflowing with tenderness and inspiration. Heidi’s Village stands in this tranquil place. Themed Facilities - Heidi themed hall and European Christmas. There is a display room showing the world of the TV animation Heidi, Girl of the Alps with a large 4 meter diorama, and a shop with the atmosphere of a European town at Christmas to represent the concept of 'Heidi's village'. - The workroom of Alm-Onji - The room of Heidi's grandfather, which appeared in the animation, has been re-created. There are also European and carpenter’s tools such as hooks and large saws on display. The location of this room is a secret. You have to search the whole of the park to try and find it. - Stardust Stage - The outdoor circular stage fits in well with the theme of a village of flowers and a starry sky. Events are held such as concerts in the milder seasons and dance competitions under the night sky in summer.
There is a special discount for Resort Outlets Yatsugatake users. Skate rental for Resort Outlets Yatsugatake users is reduced from 500 yen to 200 yen.
Sun Meadows Kiyosato Ski Resort
Mt. Akadake, the highest of the Yatsugatake mountains peaks with an altitude of 2,899 m. Panoramic ski slopes which everyone from beginners to advanced skiers can enjoy.
A prefectural park with free space, an area to interact with animals, a water play area, a forest of birds, a restaurant, shop and 82 parking spaces (buses allowed).
Designated a national park on June 1, 1964 (Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare Notification No.239). The total area is 35,798ha. Of this area, 18,285ha (51.1%) lies in Yamanashi Prefecture. Related municipalities are Minami-Alps City, Hayakawa-cho, Hokuto City and Nirasaki City. Major attractions are the vast mountain range with more than ten peaks reaching 3,000m, the Siberian Dwarf Pine and various alpine plants, and the Rock Ptarmigan.
An 18- hole champion golf course open to the public.