01 / Beech
A beech forest logged over snow again and againhas many deformed trees called agariko.

The Agency for Cultural Affairs notes that the beech forest around Shishigahana Wetland was repeatedly logged over snow for charcoal, and that many agariko can be seen there, trees sending up many shoots from a height of 2 to 3 m. The tourist association presents Agariko-daio, over 300 years old with a trunk 7.62 m around, as the forest's symbol.
- Logged over snow for charcoal
- Many shoots from a height of 2 to 3 m
- Wetland a national natural monument, 2001
