Biei Hills and Daisetsuzan Mountain Rang

In springtime Biei, the green of the hillsides just beginning to bud, the reddish-brown of the plowed earth, and the distant snow-capped Daisetsuzan mountain range create a magnificent contrast. This landscape, woven from the earth, sky, and nature’s gradations, is truly a symbol of “Japan’s scenic beauty.”

Forests and hills and snow-capped ridges

From the deep green of the forest to the reddish-brown of the hills, and on to the distant white of the snow. On Biei’s hills, the difference in season and elevation creates a natural gradient. The soft light of spring gently melts the boundaries.

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The snow-capped peaks seen from the spring hill

On the hills of Biei, where the snow has melted, the green of cultivated fields and sprouting grasses weave patterns across the earth. Beyond them, the white ridgeline of the Daisetsuzan mountain range quietly signals the changing seasons.

Spring-plowed hills and distant mountain ranges

The charm of Biei’s hills lies in their flowing curves, visible wherever you look. The ridges of spring fields harmonize with the Daisetsuzan mountain range’s ridgeline in the background, evoking the rhythm painted by nature.