Oze National Park Voyage Tips and guide

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• Oze Preservation Foundation, ☏ +81 27-220-4431, fax: +81 27-220-4421. 

In 2007 Oze was detached from Nikko National Park and given the status of a new National park.

Mizubasyo (Japanese skunk cabbage) flowers are full bloom in Spring, Nikkokisuge (orange-yellow day lilies) flowers are full bloom in Summer.

Ministry of Environment has an official bilingual webpage for the park.

36°56′10″N 139°19′37″E

Map of Oze National Park

There are five major entrances to the park. From here, you walk into the park.

• Oshimizu (大清水).
• Fujimishita (富士見下) .
• Hatomachi Toge Pass (鳩待峠) .
• Miike (御池) .
• Numayama Toge Pass (沼山峠) .

• 36.93832139.2517891 Ozegahara Marsh (尾瀬ヶ原). 
• 36.927652139.303862 Ozenuma Pond. 
• Mt. Shibutsu. 
• Mt. Hiuchigatake. 
• 36.974784139.4805263 Mt. Tashiro. 
• Mt. Taishaku. 
• Mt. Aizukomagadake. 

There are approximately 20 lodges in Oze that can accommodate a limited number of guests by reservation.

• 36.844299139.2401411 Chozo Hut (長蔵小屋), 958 Tokura Katashina-mura Tone-gun Gunma (Lake Ozenuma), ☏ +81 278-58 7100 (Japanese Only), fax: +81 278-58-7101, [email protected]. Chozo Hut is very big with room for 300 guests, and includes modern amenities such as toilets with bidets, popularly known as "washlets. ¥8400 per night with dinner and breakfast./ ¥700 Lunch pack (rice balls and side dish, or sandwich). 

Kashiwazaki ← Nagaoka ←	W  E	→ Kinugawa → Nikko
Yonezawa ← Aizu Wakamatsu ←	N  S	→ Katashina → Numata