Yano Onsen Park Shiki no Sato

Yano Onsen Park Shiki no Sato, which has a total area of ​​15 hectares, connects Yano Onsen, a national recreation hot spring area, and Yano Iwaumi, a nationally designated natural monument where huge rocks are piled up. In Ayameen, about 300 species and 100,000 Iridaceae flowers are in full bloom. The campsite is rich in nature, and you can enjoy outdoor life such as camping, athletics, and forest bathing, and auto camp is also possible. Yano Iwaumi, a nationally designated natural monument, is located in the depths of the Shikinosato Campground, and huge rock masses with a diameter of 2 to 8 m overlap to form a cavity that allows people to pass through. Bats live in the cave, so locals call it bat rock. Groundwater flows on the surface of the bottom bedrock, and cold air blows out from the cave even in summer. At Shikisai Kobo, woodworking classes are held as a place for interaction between cities and rural areas. In addition, it is a facility full of charm where you can take a break and enjoy a moment in the rural area.