Yaboudai Observatory

Located on a hill with an altitude of 180m, the Hachimandai Observation Deck offers a breathtaking 360-degree view of the beautiful scenery of the Japan Sea and Oga Peninsula. It's a scenic spot where you can overlook Toga Bay, Ichinomegata, Ninomegata, the Ou Mountains, and the border between Akita and Aomori prefectures. The sunset is also stunning and popular among locals. It's free to visit, so be sure to stop by and take in the view.

From the Yawatai Observation Deck, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Ichinomegata, a national natural monument. This lake, formed by volcanic activity, has layers that tell the story of past climates and environments, adding to its mystical atmosphere. In addition, you can also see the Toga Bay and Kanpuzan, making it a great spot to enjoy the sunset. Why not enjoy the wonderful scenery while experiencing the nature of Oga City?

From the Yawatai Observatory in Oga City, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the beauty of Ninomegata, a special volcanic lake. This lake, known as a rare "maar" formation worldwide, has a clear blue surface that resembles an emerald green jewel. The lake surface shining with the sunset is a breathtaking sight. Why not refresh your mind and body at this natural and scenic spot?

The Yawatajima Observatory in Oga City is a scenic spot named by Prince Takamatsu. From the 180m high hill, you can enjoy a beautiful 360-degree view and see the Sea of Japan and the Oga Peninsula. There used to be a drive-in facility, but now there is only the observatory and parking lot. However, the magnificent scenery remains unchanged. Let's enjoy the breathtaking view while feeling the history of this nature-rich area.

Yaboshi Observatory in Oga City is known as a scenic spot where the sunset beautifully sinks. The sun setting over the Sea of Japan, seen from an elevation of 180 meters, is fantastic and is highly evaluated by the locals. In addition, you can enjoy a 360-degree panoramic view, overlooking the Oga Peninsula and even Aomori Prefecture. This place is also fully barrier-free, so why not feel the pleasant breeze and gaze at the magnificent sunset?