Belpeel Nature Park

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[Japan's largest swinging bell resounds in the deep mountains] A natural park located at an altitude of approximately 865 meters, halfway up Mt. Hinakura, also known as Mimasaka Fuji. You can see Mt. Hyōgo in Hyogo Prefecture, Mt. Nagi and Tsuyama City to the west, and Shodoshima to the south. The large arched bell tower has a large swinging bell, 2 meters in diameter and 6 tons in weight, named the ``Bell of Lubambert'', and the sound of the bell resounds in the green depths of the mountain. In recent years, it has become a popular spot for cosplay photography.

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Telephone number	0868-78-2000
Website	http://www.city.mimasaka.lg.jp/kanko/spot/sightseeing_facility/1460332087229.html
Access	Approximately 30 minutes from Sayo IC on the Chugoku Expressway Approximately 25 minutes by taxi from Chizu Express Ohara Station Parking lot: 40 regular cars
Language	日本語
Other	remarks There is no caretaker on duty, but you are free to walk around the park. The Bell Peel Hall (the building next to the parking lot) and the Bell Tower (the building with the swinging bell) are locked and you cannot enter them. *You can use the outdoor toilet behind Bell Peel Hall. (Closed in winter)
Last Update ： 2024.02.16 Okayama Prefecture Tourism Federation

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