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Road up to Osorezan
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2017/7/22 09:51
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Hello, I am currently planning a travel through Japan on my bicycle ( http://bicycletraveljapan.blogspot.jp/). One of the destinations I want to visit is Osorezan. I wonder if the direct road that Google Maps shows between Aomori Kenritsu Tanabu High School and the temple up on Osorezan is asphalted. Please see a map of the road here: https://tinyurl.com/y8h6awnv I know that road no. 4 is asphalted, but I would like to avoid it. I also tried to look up the road on google maps satellite view, but the resolution is not very good and it doesn't help that there are so many trees ;-) So I hope some traveller knows. Thank you!
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by LikeBike
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Re: Road up to Osorezan
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2017/7/22 17:11
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Just a guess - but since the map link you supplied shows it as an `un-named road`, my guess is that it is not paved. In a car some years ago, we would have used the larger roads.
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by Paul (guest)
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Re: Road up to Osorezan
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2017/7/23 12:46
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Hello, I have been to Osorezan 3 times by car. However, I have never passed the road you designated. For your information, I will inform you of the route I recommend. My recommended route is to go to Observatory of Mt. Kamafuse, then go to Osorezan and Yagen Onsen (Hot spring) by the prefectural road No. 4. Although the road No. 4 is paved with asphalt, there are many ascending and descending because of the mountain road and it is a recommended road for cycling. I hope that my information will be helpful to you. *URL (Observatory of Mt. Kamafuse) : http://www.jalan.net/kankou/spt_02208ad3350045603/*URL (Yagen onsen) : http://simokita.org/sight/yagen/ http://simokita.org/onsen/meoto/
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by Shigetsugu
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