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Reviewed August 7, 2018

I love this place in season, if i remember correctly that is second half of June and July. Still nice at other timers. If you are driving suggest you go on the way to the Karuizawa Intersection or coming from it. I strongly recommend Nakagawa Restaurant (European) and Hotel Rose for tea (their rose jam is amazing)

Date of experience: June 2018
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Reviewed September 13, 2016

I visited more tha ten times of this place. You should check the official home page and/or FB of this very popular travelers spot. Near-by restaurants are very reasonable and recommendable.

Date of experience: August 2016
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Reviewed June 9, 2016

Closed in winter but beautiful in every other season, the Lake is one of the loveliest in Japan. It has a French and English rose garden, a path around the edge with little bridges and waterfalls and reed beds, a sit-in wooden pergola with a far view of Mt. Asama, and even a punt from Oxford which on weekends guests can be poled around on while they enjoy the scenery. There's an admission fee but it's worth every yen.

Date of experience: May 2016
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Reviewed September 18, 2021 via mobile
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Date of experience: September 2021
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Reviewed September 3, 2019
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Date of experience: August 2019
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