Nanryu Sanso

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Nanryu Sanso is an important base on the Hakusan climbing trail, a mountain hut surrounded by rich nature. In the harsh mountain environment, this warm space healing climbing fatigue is an indispensable rest place for those who love nature. It is optimal for those who want to experience the beauty of mountains.

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南竜山荘「天空の花をみつけよう」（ロングバージョン）

Hakusan City

Nanryu Sanso

Address: Shiramine, Hakusan-shi, Ishikawa
Website: https://city-hakusan.com/hakusan/naryusanso/
Operator: Nanryu Sanso Mountain Hut

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