Oshamojiyama Park

The night view was beautiful and there didn't seem to be many insects on the observation deck, so I was able to enjoy it leisurely. The path to the observatory is short, so you can get there even at night without getting lost.

As I was driving along the road below, I noticed an orange observatory and felt the urge to climb it, so I stopped by. It seems that it is Oshamojiyama Park. There is no parking lot(*_*) It's a small mountain with a paved road and a promenade, so it's easy to climb. The view at the top is nice even if you don't go up to the observation deck, but I thought I'd climb up if there was one, so I climbed to the top and enjoyed the view to the fullest. It was a sunny winter day with some wind, clear blue skies everywhere, and a 180° visibility. The sunset can also be spectacular. There is an arbor and a clean restroom, so it was quite nice for a short stop.

This is a park with an observation deck that offers a wonderful view of the scenery that stretches out before your eyes. Although it is called a park, it is overgrown with grass and gives the impression that it is not well-maintained. Also, the slopes along the way are somewhat narrow, so it will be difficult for cars to pass each other. If you go by car, I think you can park one or two cars in the space halfway up the slope.

It's quite high, and the view from the top is great. There is also a unique observation deck, and there are plenty of things to see. The rock wall at the foot is also amazing.

You can see the townscape of Hatoyama Town, Sakado, Mt. Moro, and the Hidaka area. The observation deck is low, so you can reach it without any trouble. I remember that they used to have an azalea festival. Parking is available at the chamber of commerce just below.