What kind of stories are there on the other side of the mountain?
Explore Haruna a little deeper through folk tales and seasonal scenery.
Skating, ice go-karts, and smelt fishing. Childhood memories and historical records tell the story of winters when Lake Haruna froze.
Read the story →An illustration imagining what the lake looked like at the time.
A goddess named for blossoms, and the hopes for childbirth and children entrusted to the mountain.
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The connection between mountains and daily life can be traced from the name of God.
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The giants of Haruna and Suruga compete in mountain building. This is a story about the soil left behind and the tears that spilled.
Read the story →Reading material about the scenery and how to spend your time from the lakeside.
Enjoy the autumn leaves of Lake Haruna while walking or from the lake.
Read about autumn leaves →
From wild cherry blossoms in spring to snowy landscapes in winter. Visit Lake Haruna in each season.
Go to the four seasons guide →If you come across a scenery that interests you, go on your next outing.
Lake Haruna guide →