10 Most Beautiful Lakes In Japan That Gives A Nature A Wonderful Twist!

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10 Most Beautiful Lakes In Japan That Gives A
Nature A Wonderful Twist!
10 Most Beautiful Lakes In Japan That Gives A
Nature A Wonderful Twist Japan is a place
famous for its immense population and its natural
beauty. Tourists come from around the world to
visit beautiful mountains, amusement parks,
historical sites, and its picturesque landscape,
which are almost always breathtaking.
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Via japan-guide.com The cuisine is delicious,
people are friendly and the country always has a
lot to see and do. Japan is without a doubt
popular for many reasons. But the most striking
reason is its lake. There are hundreds of
beautiful lakes in Japan that make it one of the
great tourist destinations. If you visit during
the cherry blossom season or any other season,
the sight is absolutely breathtaking. 10 Best
Japan Lakes We present you the 10 most beautiful
lakes in Japan that are must visit in the
country considering its beauty and cultural
heritage 1. Lake Kawaguchi
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Via cloudfront.net Lake Kawaguchi is located on
Mt. Fuji and is known to be World Heritage site.
Its one of the most famous lakes in Japan. The
lake is surrounded on three sides by mountain
ranges and on the fourth side lies the Mt. Fuji
which towers over everything. When the weather
is good enough, the reflection of Mt. Fuji is
seen in this lake. It is actually called
'Reverse Fuji' and it is one of the most
beautiful places where you can come across. You
can experience all the seasons here. The Cherry
blossoms in spring, in the Summer green forests
where you can participate in various sports, the
fall leaves in Autumn and snow-covered peak in
Winter. The best time to see the Reverse Fuji is
during Winter. Where To Find Fujikawaguchiko,
Minamitsuru District, Yamanashi Prefecture,
Japan 2. Goshiki-Numa (The five colored lakes)
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Via tokyoandaroundtokyo.com These volcanic
lakes are situated in Ura-Bandai district and
these different lakes have their individual
names and color. The interesting thing that makes
this place so beautiful and mysterious is - the
color of the lakes here continue to change
according to the season. You can go to the ponds
to experience green forests here. If you go
during Autumn, you will find beautiful leaves
falling in the emerald green ponds. Where To
Find Japan 966-0400, Fukushima Prefecture 3.
Lake Biwa
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Via staticflickr.com Lake Biwa is one of the
largest lakes in Japan that comes before Lake
Kasumigaura and dates back millions of years ago.
Lake Biwa Japan can be found in Shiga Prefecture
and has numerous small towns and cities
nearby. If you go to water, youll be able to
get a wonderful view of Mt. Fuji and the
surrounding mountains. Biwa is a musical
instrument and lake looks like the shape of the
instrument. Since this is a freshwater lake, you
can find plenty of freshwater fish including
trout and much more. The cities surrounding the
lake are filled with temples, palaces, onsen, (a
hot spring in japan, often accompanies bathing
facilities with it) and resorts. Where To Find
West Central Honshu, Shiga Prefecture 4. Lake
Chuzenji (Nikko)
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Via tobujapantrip.com This lake is one of the
most popular lakes in Japan near Tokyo. Lake Nico
is located in the mountains right above the town
of Nikko. If you go during the Summer season,
you can really have a great look here at Western
history. There are several of those buildings
surrounding the lake here. Many people usually
visit this place to experience the best of Nikko
which is a great Summer resort. At the time of
Summers, the lake keeps the atmosphere calm and
cool and in the Autumn the scene is absolutely
amazing. You can find the best view from
Chuzenji Skyline, which is a bridge that is free
to use. Where To Find Chugushi, Nikko, Tochigi
Prefecture 321-1661, Japan 5. Lake Yamanaka
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Via wp.com Lake Yamanaka is one of the largest
lakes out of the five located on Mt. Fuji. Since
the lake is cool around the mountain, the
Yamanaka resort is set up with many homes and
hotels. The lake is known for recreational
activities which can be performed here. You can
take a bicycle and ride around the lake or go for
windsurfing, water skiing, swimming, fishing or
sailing. If you visit in Summer, it would be the
best time for a boat ride. If you go during the
Winter, you can try fishing by making a hole in
the snow. Where To Find Yamanaka, Minamitsuru
District, Yamanashi Prefecture, Japan 6. Lake
Kasumigaura
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Via Pop Japan Lake Kasumigaura is known to be
the second largest lake in Japan after Lake
Biwa. Although the lake was mostly used by
fishing industries, now, it became a very
popular tourist destination. It's a good idea to
spend Summer here because you can take several
boats or vessels out on the water to
explore. There is a vessel called Hobikubune
where you may fly for a perfect vacation. Other
than facilities like lodging and air
conditioning. The vessels also have their own
hot springs or Onsens, which are definitely
artificial, but still work well. The city is
nearby where you can see beautiful gardens,
parks, and aquariums. Where To Find Ibaraki
Prefecture, Japan 7. Shiretoko Five Lakes
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Via japan-guide.com The lakes in combination
are known as Shiretoko Lake and are located in
Hokkaido. They are surrounded by lush forests and
the Shiretoko mountains. If you want to
experience the best of nature then you wont be
disappointed with all the colorful vegetation
and creatures out there. You can take a wooden
boardwalk that runs up to 800 meters and takes
you to the shores of one lake or if you are
feeling adventurous you can take a route to the
beautiful nature surrounding you! If you are
going during the Brown Bear season, it is
advisable to take a guide with you. If you go
during the winter, the boardwalk will be closed
so that you can experience wildlife
closer. Where To Find Onnebetsumura, Shari,
Shari District, Hokkaido, 099-4110, Japan 8.
Lake Motosu
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Via wxwenku.com Lake Motosu is one of the five
lakes on Mount. Fuji and one of the deepest. It
is known for hiking, camping, fishing, sailing,
and other spots. It's one of the most beautiful
lakes in Japan and also in the world. The lake
is so popular because it has been shown on the
opposite side of the 1000 yen bill. Although
its difficult to get to the lake, it is
definitely worth it. The area around the lake is
underdeveloped, but you can still get many
campsites around the coasts and still have many
opportunities for water sports and other fun
activities. It is one of the popular lakes in
Japan. Where To Find Yamanashi Prefecture,
Japan 9. Lake Tagokura
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And Beautiful Lakes Around The World This lake
is one of the best lakes in Japan near Tokyo. It
was built from Tagokura dam and is popular due
to its size and beauty with changing seasons. If
you head towards the top of the dam, you can see
a great view of the lake downstream. If you go
backward, youll get a wonderful view of
Mt. Asakusadaki and Mt.Gamoudaki which form a
part of the three mountains of Tadami. Ice onMt.
Asakusadki will still exist and it reminds the
tourists of the Swiss Alps. You can roam, go
hiking or cycle around the lake and the area. a
boat to head upstream. You can also go fishing
at the docks or take a boat to head upstream. The
area is closed during winters, but it opens
again at the beginning of spring where you can
see beautiful flora and fauna. Where To Find
Tagokura, Tadami, Miniamiaizu District, Fukushima
Prefecture, Japan 10. Lake Tazawa
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Via cloudfront.net Also Read Most Beautiful
Lakes Are On Its Way To Stun You Anyway It is
one of the deepest lakes in Japan. It is found in
Akita Prefecture and the area is still glued to
a rustic charm. Due to the breathtaking view of
Mount Akita-Komagatech, the lake is popular
amongst the visitors which is located
nearby. Tourists come here to visit the Onsen
Resorts nearby and participate in sports here.
You can go skiing or take a sightseeing boat on
the water. It's one of the most beautiful lakes
in the world. There are also pleasure boats
where you can enjoy some luxury amenities while
sailing. At the west of the lake, theres a
golden statue located in the memory of a local
girl who was cursed and became a dragon. Where To
Find Semboku, Akita Prefecture, Japan