By MOOK Scenic Spots Jun(e), compiled and reported
Japan boasts numerous beautiful wonders and unique landscapes, making it one of the world’s most beloved travel destinations. In particular, visitors from Taiwan account for a significant proportion every year, showcasing just how captivating Japan is. This time, Scenic Spots introduces Japan’s most beautiful villages, specially selecting ten spots rich in historical significance and abundant natural beauty — all worthy of a closer look by everyone.
The exquisitely beautiful Ine Village in Kyoto (Photo source / Ine Village Office)
1. Hokkaido – Biei Town
The village of Biei in Hokkaido offers magnificent views that can be admired from the hillsides (Photo source / Biei Town, Hokkaido)
2. Akita – Teshikaga (Note: Assuming "东成p,村" refers to Teshikaga due to character corruption)
Teshikaga is renowned for having Japan’s most beautiful night skies, as the air is clear and unpolluted, resulting in especially bright and stunning scenery (Photo source / Teshikaga Town Office)
3. Fukushima – Kitayama Village (Note: Assuming "北盐原村" is translated as Kitayama Village, a known location in Fukushima)
Forests cover 80% of Kitayama Village’s total area, making it a village that coexists with nature. Among its highlights is Lake Goshiki, famous for its ponds that display different colors depending on the viewing angle (Photo source / Fukushima Tourism & Product Exchange Association)
4. Nagano – (Note: Assuming "木f??/span>" and later "木f??" refer to a village in Nagano, likely "木曽町" (Nagiso) or similar, but due to character corruption, transliterated directly)
(Note: Assuming "木f??且桓龀渎?尘衫?贩瘴У慕值溃?彩且桓黾?捉?笞匀坏拇迓?" refers to a village in Nagano rich in nature and atmosphere; due to character corruption, direct transliteration used) It is a village filled with pristine natural beauty (Photo source / Nagano [possibly Nagiso])
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