[Nature]

Sekisuikei (Stone Water Valley)

The scenic headwaters of the Anraku River, a tributary of the Suzuka River, is called Sekisuikei. The flowing valley between granite walls and the Suzuka mountain range create a majestic natural beauty, and it is also the focus for recreation along a mountain stream filled with the pure beauty of the mountain valley, such as mountain climbing. Sekisuikei is also popular as a campground, and there are 6 bungalows for 4 to 5 people each.

Location	Asakayama-cho Kameyama City >> Nearbysightseeing spots >> Nearbylodging
Access	25-minute bus ride to Sekisuikei (Yagai Kenkyu Shisetsu) from Kameyama Station on the JR Line (However, on weekdays during November and from and from December to the end of March, get off at Ikeyama Nishi Bus Stop; 30-minute walk from Ikeyama Nishi Bus Stop after 20-minute ride on buses from Kameyama Station on the JR Line)
Fee (admission, etc.)	Free
Facility closed, etc.	Open year-round
For further information:	Kameyama City Commerce and Agriculture Department TEL:0595-84-5049 FAX:0595-82-9669 E-mail:shou-nou@city.kameyama.mie.jp