A greedy course that starts at Hakuba Station and goes around popular spots for cyclists. After starting, head north to the Nohira district, which is famous for its single cherry blossoms. After enjoying the old-fashioned scenery of Satoyama, go back a little and start the hill climb about 8km to Shirasawa Pass where the scenery seen from the tunnel is impressive. Be careful when driving as there are many cracks on the road surface and the road width is narrow. After enjoying the spectacular view of the Northern Alps at Shirasawa Pass, you can go downhill at once. If you drive on Prefectural Road 33, you will arrive at the Aogai signal, where the former Nakamura family residence with a thatched roof is located. It’s about 4.5km from here to the beginning of a tough climb. From the side of the watermill in the Miasa district of Omachi city, go down the rough prefectural road 393 and you will arrive at Lake Kisaki. Enter the Hayashimichi Oguma Kurosawa Line from the back of the Kizakiko Campground, which also appears in anime. The third hill climb on this route is a long climb of about 10km, but let’s do our best for the final spectacular view! Lake Kisaki seen from the paraglider takeoff at the peak of the forest road is sure to impress! After that, go around the eastern shores of Lake Nakatsuna and Lake Aoki and finish at Hakuba Station. It’s a tough course, but it’s a recommended course filled with the charm of Hakuba Village.