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Shinsei Highlands Town, located in northern Hiroshima Prefecture, is a tranquil village surrounded by nature. Known for its Shinsei Mountain Range and abundant hot spring resources, the area offers stunning seasonal landscapes – cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant foliage in autumn. The town preserves traditional rural culture, allowing visitors to experience farm life and handicrafts.
Must-visit spots include hiking trails on Mount Shinsei for outdoor enthusiasts, and the Shinsei Hot Spring Village for relaxation. At Highland Farms, tourists can pick fruits or make dairy products. The annual Shinsei Festival in summer showcases traditional dance and music.
Don't miss Shinsei Highland Wagyu beef for its tenderness, and highland vegetable dishes made with seasonal produce. Recommended specialties include handmade soba noodles and dairy desserts. Family-run restaurants offer cozy dining experiences.
The town is mainly accessible by bus (90 minutes from Hiroshima City). Attractions are scattered, so car rental or local taxis are advised. Some lodgings provide free shuttle services. Note that mountain roads may close during winter snow.
The best seasons are spring and autumn (April-May & October-November) for mild weather and scenic beauty. Summer (June-August) offers festivals but higher humidity; winter (December-February) suits hot spring lovers with proper cold-weather gear.
Japanese is primary language; English is limited in rural areas (translation apps recommended). Cash dominates payments, though some hotels accept cards. Mobile reception may be unstable in mountains; free Wi-Fi is available at key locations. Dial 110 (police) or 119 (ambulance) for emergencies. Pharmacies are concentrated in town center – bring essential medications.