Mount Wakakusa
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Tips about Mount Wakakusa
Recommendations:
- What to do: Hike to the mountain peak for stunning views, bring deer biscuits to feed the deer discreetly, and visit in the evening for different perspectives.
- What to avoid: Peak visiting times to avoid crowds, ensure cleanliness for future visitors.
- Tips: Arrive early, hide your biscuits well, consider the drive up if hiking is too strenuous.
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