紫峰杉

``Shibōsugi'' and ``The Headwaters of the Men and Women River'' The huge cedar tree that stands next to the headwaters is estimated to be 800 years old. It was after the rain, so it was very mysterious. The headwaters are cool and pleasant even in midsummer.

It was an impressive giant tree and had a sacred atmosphere. There is also spring water nearby.

One of the power spots of Mt. Tsukuba, which is estimated to be 800 years old. Anyone who sees its divine appearance will be captivated. It is located below the lively Miyukigahara and is a less popular place, so we recommend stopping by when climbing Mt. Tsukuba. The board under the giant beech tree can be quite slippery after the rain, so be careful. The source of the Mengawa River is quite cold and it feels good just to wash your face ♪ Since it is raw water, drinking it may cause stomach upset.

The branches are amazing! Mysterious! It’s even more mysterious when it’s foggy!

It is a gigantic cedar tree that is approximately 40m tall and has a trunk circumference of approximately 7m and is 800 years old. The name was solicited from the public in May, and it was apparently named ``Shiho Cedar'' because it is the official name of Mt. Tsukuba. I could feel the strong vitality of the branches extending in all directions from the thick, moss-covered trunk, and also felt the deep history that life has continued in this area for 800 years. It is incredibly impressive when you look at it up close, but I was so drawn to it by its indescribable charm that I could feel its gentleness rather than its intensity, and I found myself forgetting the passage of time as I watched it.