Nejiki-no-Sugi Japanese Cedar Tree

Tourist attraction • Nakahechicho Nishidani, Tanabe, Wakayama 646-1414, Japan

4.1(8 reviews)

Adventure to the Twisted Cedar

Crossing the Maze-like Path

Embark on an adventure through an untrodden path. The narrow mountain path that has been cleared gradually turns into a neglected trail. The scent of dry grass wafts from underfoot, and the rustling of trees can be heard from afar. By carefully taking one step at a time, you will unknowingly penetrate deep into the dense forest.

Sky Scenery Hidden in the Dark Forest

Passing through the intertwining trees, suddenly, dazzling light shines in. At the end of the adventure unfolds a magnificent landscape. The pleasant breeze blowing occasionally is enough to blow away the hardships of the journey. This panoramic view can instantly sweep away the twists and turns it took to get here.

Resting at the Base of the Giant Tree

After enjoying the panoramic view below, take a short break at the nearby base of the giant tree. Stretch your limbs, breathe in the forest air deeply, and you should be able to refresh your body and mind. You can take a moment to enjoy the memories of the adventure and the grandeur of this place.

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Reviews

1(4 years ago)

Aaron

Bad condition, narrow, dangerous , unmanaged

5(10 months ago)

Nrp iNg_

Approximately 3 hours walk from Kii-Tanabe Station. My feet hurt because there were so many paved roads. It was hot and humid and I was sweating profusely. No one is walking on the mountain trails at this time of year. The view is outstanding, so we had lunch here😃

4(4 years ago)

Takaaki Bato

Is it a bit impossible to go by car? If you are on a bike, please come and try it! A wonderful view spreads out in front of you! !

5(2 years ago)

MAKO

A light car is recommended. The road is bumpy, so a certain amount of vehicle height is required. The scenery is outstanding!

4(3 years ago)

yui marlu

I was able to go by light car. You can get to the point where there is a wooden signboard with a small tree. There was a point earlier where you could turn if you were light. The road ahead was heading towards Kumano Kodo, but it was a gravel road, so it looked like it would be difficult to drive from here. As the reviews say, it is located at the highest point overlooking Tanabe and Shirahama, and on days when the air is clear and the weather is nice, you can see the beautiful scenery. There was a bench at the observation point. The grass is overgrown and obstructs the view. There are some great views near the graves that go downhill from here, but the power lines are blocking them and making them a little difficult to see. If you look at the Shirahama side, you can clearly see Kawahisa, if you look at the Kamitonda side, you can clearly see the Horo Incineration Plant, and if you look at the Tanabe River, you can clearly see Family Villa and Harvest. Personally, I thought it was a spectacular view because you could see a wider view than the view from the top of Mt. Takao.

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