Tsugaru Fuji-viewing Lake: Scenic Journey to Crane-Dancing Bridge and Thousand Torii Gates
Two scenic vistas await photography enthusiasts in the northwestern Tsugaru Plain. Start your morning at Takayama Inari Shrine with its thousand torii gates, undulating like a dragon in crimson. In the afternoon, cross Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge (Crane-Dancing Bridge), Japan's longest wooden triple-arch drum bridge, spanning Tsugaru Fuji-viewing Lake with views of Mount Iwaki, called Tsugaru Fuji. Stroll leisurely through Fuji-viewing Lake Park along the shore, then meet the graceful red-crowned cranes at the Tanchō Crane Nature Park. End your day hunting for souvenirs made from local specialty Steuben grapes at Michi-no-Eki Tsuruta roadside station. Perfect for photography-loving couples or partners who want to capture stunning landscapes in one perfect day.
Schedule
Taking in the Thousand Torii Gates Undulating like a Dragon from the Plateau, Photography in Morning Light
Crossing Japan's Longest Wooden Triple-Arch Drum Bridge and Photographing Mount Iwaki Across the Lake
Leisurely Stroll Through the Lakeside Park Spreading at the Foot of Tsuru-no-Mai Bridge
Observing up Close the Graceful Figures of Tanchō Cranes, Symbols of Tsuruta Town
Concluding Your Journey with Sweets Made from Local Specialty Steuben Grapes and Tsugaru Souvenirs
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