東北の県境に、こんな絶景があったのか・・宮城、山形、福島を巡る日帰りツーリング【バイク｜CB250R】

東北の県境に、こんな絶景があったのか・・宮城、山形、福島を巡る日帰りツーリング【バイク｜CB250R】

Tohoku Expressway Sano SA I don’t need a receipt My morning doesn’t start without an energy drink. Are you okay? I’m going on a day trip today too. Today I’m going to take a short drive to Zao in Miyagi Prefecture. It’s famous, isn’t it? Zao Echo Line. Today, we’ll be riding there. After that, I’m thinking of heading towards Yonezawa. I haven’t decided yet. I’ll decide as I go. Drink Red Bull and then leave I’m leaving It is expected to take about three hours to travel north on the Tohoku Expressway from Sano SA to Shiraishi IC. Tohoku Expressway Fukushima Tunnel My back hurts so I’m taking a break Tohoku Expressway Kunimi SA The last time I came to Miyagi was about four years ago. If you’re a music lover, you probably know this. Since the ARABAKI Rock Festival. The Arabaki Rock Festival is held in Michinoku. I guess Zao will be a little closer. ARABAKI ROCK FEST.
The largest music festival in the Tohoku region, held every year during Golden Week at the Michinoku Mori-no-Umi National Park.
Many Japanese artists, both major and indie, perform here. This is at a pretty high altitude. When it’s Arabaki Day There are a lot of kids around here wearing T-shirts from the concert. I suddenly want to drink cola Tohoku Expressway Shiraishi IC This is where today’s tour starts. Eneos Shiraishi Inter SS Refueling Gasoline prices have dropped a bit Prefectural Route 12, in front of Zao Town Hall While looking at the map during a break I found an interesting route so I’ll try it out. Prefectural Route 12, Togatta Onsen The hot springs here are very hot Prefectural Route 12 Zao Echo LineI’ve never been inside I’ve never been there. Turn left and go through the torii gate to reach the Zao Echo Line. go straight Very pleasant green trees National Route 457 Aone Onsen turn left Prefectural Route 255 It looks like a normal road at the moment The road surface is rough and narrow. If it’s a car, it’s just barely wide enough. Is it a hotel? The building is located quite high up. Yeah, that’s nice. Prefectural Route 255 Gaga Onsen It’s nice to have an inn in the middle of the mountains like this. There is no signal here at all. I love these unexplored places. Snow sheds, a snow country specialty, come into view. After passing through the snow shed, you will join the Zao Echo Line. Prefectural Route 12 Zao Echo Line Maybe because I’ve been bad, but the weather turned cloudy. Since I’m here, I’ll stop by a rest area. Zao Echo Line Komakusadaira Parking Lot Apparently you can see the waterfall from the parking lot here, so let’s take a look. Today I took pictures with a single-lens reflex camera Komakusadaira Observatory, Fukaerazu Falls Looking at the photo, cloudy weather isn’t so bad. I guess I’ll head to Okama soon. Volcanic rock prevention structure After all, this place is well designed. The altitude increases and the temperature decreases There was snow here and there. I wish I had gone when there was a snow corridor. There is a fee, but you can ride the Zao High Line. Zao High Line　toll gate Motorcycles: 450 yen, cars: 600 yen Zao Katta Peak Parking Lot Okama, Mount Zao Mountain Range
A crater lake on the border between Miyagi and Yamagata prefectures, it is a tourist attraction in Zao. It can be accessed by the Zao High Line, or by the lift and mountain trail along the Zao Echo Line. I can’t see because of the fog Wow, scary! Please be careful I lost sight of it in the fog I could barely see it. It’s my chance. If there’s fog I’ve never seen the kettle on a sunny day. Still, it was good to see it, wasn’t it? alpine plants This is the tree line, surrounded by dwarf pine trees. Zao Kattamine Shrine Okumiya Zao High Line I’ll drive to Yonezawa and eat Yonezawa ramen. When you get down to the foot of the mountain, it clears up. When you get to the foot of the mountain, you can see the countryside. Prefectural Route 12 Rural settlements can be seen here and there. National Route 17 Kawanishi Shokudo I’m not an expert on Yonezawa ramen. We visited one of the three most popular ramen restaurants in Yonezawa Thin, curly noodles boiled slightly hard. Unique texture. Thank you for the meal. It was delicious. Family Mart Takabatakemachi Bato Store Then We decided on the route. National Route 399 via Hatorimine Pass I want to go to Fukushima City. I’ve never been there before I’m looking forward to seeing what it’s like ENEOS Wada SS Getting pumped up before heading up the mountain pass National Route 399 Later, I regret having chosen a path based on rash judgment. A lot of people in Tohoku say “Yay!” Is there a regional difference? There are fewer cars and we climb the mountain road. Wow, it’s a monkey That’s great! I’m getting excited. There it is Wow, what is this road? That’s amazing The narrow, rough roads are relentlessly full of sharp curves. Woah! Is this a national highway? It’s not a national highway It’s a cruel road That’s right. Route 399 is one of the roughest roads in the Tohoku region. It is one of the most difficult places often mentioned on the Internet. There will be oncoming vehicles too. Be careful. National Route 399, Hatomine Pass We arrived at the border between Yamagata and Fukushima prefectures. Put your thumbnail photo here What? What? What? Awesome, right? Isn’t this place amazing? The wind feels good There’s still more something is written This place is In 1951, it was built as a pasture. Okitama Dairy Farm・・ Was it something managed by the government? A ranch? Originally, there was a ranch called Hatomine Ranch. No no no I’m still climbing this What’s going on? Is there still a road there? On the Yamagata side, you can see Takabatake Town, where we were earlier. The Fukushima side is a mountainous landscape. It’s some kind of poem. Hirosuke Hirosuke Hamada
A fairy tale writer who mainly writes children’s literature. He was born in Takahata-machi, Higashiokitama-gun, Yamagata Prefecture. His published works, such as “The Red Demon Who Cried,” are also known as Hirosuke fairy tales and are familiar in textbooks and picture books. From here we enter Fukushima Prefecture. The Fukushima side has a gentle curve. Some sections are in Miyagi Prefecture. Once you leave the forest, you’ll see what looks like a house. But all I could see was an abandoned house. Eh… it’s falling apart I was curious so I looked it up after I got home. Inago (Inago/Inego)
A village along National Route 399 in Shichikashuku Town, Katta District, Miyagi Prefecture.
The villagers made their living mainly from forestry, but it has become depopulated. As of 2017, there is only one resident. After a while, the road becomes one lane and the dam comes into view. Surikamigawa Dam This is the last spot for today Nashihira Park There’s no one there Route 399 It’s great for riding a bike It’s a rough road though. I took some photos in the park and then headed home. You can launch the boat yourself. You can bring and use kayaks, canoes, and SUPs. National Route 399 Anahara Onsen ohoku Expressway Fukushima Iizaka IC Tohoku Expressway Fukushima JCT Tohoku Expressway Fukushima Matsukawa PA Ahaha I don’t want to get caught Please be careful not to go too fast on your way home. Tohoku Expressway Iwafune JCT It has been raining lightly since I entered the Kanto region. Tohoku Expressway Sano SA So what do you think? I hope this video will be helpful for your touring. So everyone, have a safe bike ride today!

【補足】
蔵王エコーライン、国道399号線、宮城県道255号線は冬季通行止めです。
国道399号線、宮城県道255号線は一部車長、車重制限があります。
行かれる方は事前に各県の通行規制情報をご確認ください。

【チャプター】
0:00 ハイライト
1:02 佐野SAから白石ICまで
5:50 白石ICから県道255号線
9:56 蔵王エコーライン　駒草平駐車場
13:17 蔵王ハイライン　蔵王の御釜
17:14 米沢ラーメン
18:02 国道399号線
21:04 鳩峰峠
25:42 稲子を抜ける
26:46 梨平公園
28:16 帰路　本日のツーリング記録

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