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Discover Yamazoe

Surround yourself with nature in Yamazoe, a destination where you can enjoy picturesque valleys and expansive forests. For those seeking a little excitement, challenge your friends to a thrilling game of paintball amidst the stunning scenery. This hidden gem offers a perfect retreat from the urban landscape, allowing visitors to connect with the natural beauty of Japan.

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Getting around in Yamazoe

The easiest way around Yamazoe is on foot, since the major sights and attractions are within walking distance from each other.

Getting to Yamazoe

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How long to stay in Yamazoe

We recommend staying here between half a day and one day.

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Day trips from Yamazoe

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#4 Ikoma

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#5 Uji

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#6 Yoshino

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#7 Oyamazaki

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#9 Osaka

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#10 Lake Biwa Area

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