クロベの大木

Tourist attraction • 2499 Yumoto, Nikko, Tochigi 321-1662, Japan

4.3(18 reviews)

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The Natural Symbol at Yumoto Lakeside - The Kurobe Tree

Overwhelming Power

As you walk along the lakeside promenade, suddenly you come across the huge rock and tree formation. This is the Kurobe tree. The large rock embraces the trunk and the roots stretch out along the ground, an overwhelming sight. Everyone would involuntarily stop and gaze in awe at this presence much larger than a primary school student.

Vitality Over 500 Years

The Kurobe tree is a giant cypress tree over 500 years old. After many long years, it has integrated with nature, brimming with vitality. Walk through the sunlight filtering through the leaves, and you should be able to breathe in the refreshing scent emitted from the tree along with a refreshing feeling.

Enchanting Charm of the Lakeside Forest

In addition to the Kurobe tree, there are unique shaped trees scattered around the lakeside. By paying attention to the beauty of the tree formations, you may encounter the breath of nature that you usually don't notice. When you visit Nikko, be sure to take a walk along the lakeside path and revel in the charm of the forest.

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Reviews

5(a year ago)

A. Irisarten

Very impressive hope to see you soon (pic of my last trip to Japan in October 2018)

5(8 months ago)

goto

Yunoko, Nikko City, Tochigi Prefecture After about 5 minutes of leisurely strolling through the sunlight filtering through the leaves and breathing in the indescribable refreshing air, you'll arrive at the ``Big Blackberry Tree,'' whose roots hug rocks. The roots that creep along the ground are very impressive. In addition to the large arborvitae trees, there are many uniquely shaped trees along the lakeside, making it a very attractive place for tree lovers. This is a relaxing spot that you should definitely stop by when you come to Nikko.

5(a year ago)

農楽狸

This tree is a member of the Japanese cypress tree and is called "Kurobe". Members of the cypress family such as Japanese cypress, Spanish mackerel, and arborvitae can be distinguished by the white striped patterns on the underside of their leaves.

5(2 years ago)

Keiichi Takano

This is the size compared to a 2nd grade elementary school student.

4(3 years ago)

KEIJI DURAN

It is a huge tree that grows around a large rock. I think it's worth seeing when you come to Lake Yunoko. It is located on the promenade that goes around Lake Yunoko.

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