Exploring the Hiruzen with majestic panoramic highlands view‼

At Hiruzen Winery, you can enjoy wine made from rare wild vine grapes from the Hiruzen Highland.
Visitors can enjoy the wine tasting, our popular product Fairies' Banquet, the soft drink made from wild vine grapes. The winery also offers tours of the winemaking process.
The café offers wine and cheese sets, coffee, and soft serve ice cream, and is ideal for a break.
(Pets are allowed on the terrace seats.)

The Hiruzen Daisen Skyline runs along the border between Tottori and Okayama prefectures. It used to be a toll road, but is now toll free accessible road, except during the winter when the traffic is closed.
The road offers spectacular scenery of Okayama and Tottori prefectures and is perfect for driving, especially spring with fresh green leaves, and autumn colors.

One of the most spectacular viewpoints in the Hiruzen area at an altitude of 869 m, from which you can observe from Hiruzen to Mt. Daisen.
The panoramic 360-degree view is popular for a photo spot, driving course, and touring course and is especially busy during the fresh green and autumn colors season. At dawn in autumn, when the temperature difference is severe, you can sometimes enjoy the sunrise from the Hiruzen Three Peaks and the sea of clouds!
There is a shop in the rest area for local specialties and soft-serve ice cream.

Hiruzen Kogen(Highland) Center is a vast amusement park surrounded by the green of the highlands.
The park is a wonderland with many attractions in the forest that make you feel as if you are in a fairyland.

The hot spring facility in Hiruzen Kogen Sports Park. The hot spring water contains weak radiation, and hydrogen carbonate springs are said to be effective for neuralgia, muscular pain, and skin diseases.
Get rid of your fatigue and refresh your body with one of the best natural radon hot springs in Japan. In addition to a large bath, a jacuzzi, sauna, and three open-air baths are available.
Each open-air bath offers views of Hiruzen's scenery and beautiful Japanese gardens, allowing you to enjoy the four seasons of Hiruzen.
The rest area is also available in the facility.

Hiruzen Jersey Land is located at the southern foot of one of the Hiruzen Three Peaks, Kami-Hiruzen, and vast pastureland surrounds the site.
Adorable Jersey cows graze in the open pastures, with greenery spreading as far as the eye can see.

This natural mineral water springs from a valley at the foot of Mt Naka-Hiruzen (1,123 m), in the middle of the Hiruzen Three Peaks. The spring forms a gourd-shaped pond, 12 m east to west, and 5 m north to south, with an area of approximately 60 m2, with a depth of 1.9 m. A spring water volume of 300 liters flows each second, and the water temperature is around 11℃ all year round, which explains the name Cold Spring came from.
In 1985, Shiogama Cold Spring was considered one of the 100 best waters in Japan (Ministry of the Environment).
It is managed mainly by the local Shiogama Housankai Association, and the water is passed on as domestic water for the daily use of approximately 600 households in the area.

Everyone is gently welcomed by the healing scents and sights that surround you at the 3-ha site on the hill, which includes herb gardens with about two hundred varieties of herbs, a mountain food park with local wild vegetables and wildflowers, and a hydrangea garden.