Senjogahara Marshland | Review by BobbyJenny

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Senjogahara Marshland

Enjoy hiking while admiring a variety of alpine plants.

21 Sep 2026 See More

In Nikko, when I first walked into Senjogahara Marshland, I really felt that the scenery in front of me was completely different from the city! The endless wetlands, distant mountains, and wide-open sky made for a very pleasant view. Walking here felt like getting away from the city.

The trail at Senjogahara Marshland stretches along the wetlands, offering natural scenery from different angles along the way. There aren't many man-made structures, just forests, grasslands, and fresh air. It was really relaxing to take in the views while walking.

When the weather is nice, the sunlight shining over the grasslands makes the whole landscape especially beautiful. In fall, you may also get to see silver grass mixed with red and yellow foliage, offering a travel experience completely different from the tourist attractions in the city.

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