Plants in the
Nature Parks

Broad dwarf daylily

WeigelaOxalis griffithii

Japanese trillium

Asian pogonia

Keyflower

Cassiope

Primula cuneifolia
var. heterodonta f.nivea

Thunberg lily

Japanese rose

Tsugaru
Quasi-National Park

Somei Yoshino Cherry

Water lily

Asian fawnlily

Corydalis ambigua

Japanese camellia

Shimokita Hanto
Quasi-National Park

Epimedium grandiflorum

Anemone pseudo-altaica

Japanese witch hazel

White skunk cabbage

Asamushi-Natsudomari
Prefectural Natural Park

Torch azalea

Nippon daisy

Spiranthes sinensis

Japanese water irisLotus

Japanese plum

Ashino Chishogun
PrefecturalNatural Park

Japanese rose

JewelweedTouch-me-not balsam

Monotropastrum humile

Sanriku Fukko(Reconstruction)
National Park

Kuroishi Onsenkyo
Prefectural
Natural Park

Fringed pink

Chive

Ligularia dentata

Beach morning glory

Angelica sachalinensis

Amur adonis

Shirakami-Sanchi
Natural World Heritage Site
Tricyrtis affinis

Adonis multiflora

Wild chloranthus

Tsugaru Shirakami
Prefectural
Natural Park
Broad dwarf daylily

Shortia

Anemone pseudoaltaica

Cerasus jamasakura

Owani Ikarigaseki Onsenkyo
Prefectural Natural Park

Iwaki Kogen
Prefectural
Natural Park

AzaleaHydrangea

Canola flower

Towada-Hachimantai
National Park

Nakuidake
Prefectural Natural ParkWhite skunk cabbage

Bog rosemary

Asian pogonia

Bog asphodel

Ranunculus nipponicus
var. submersus

Anemone pseudo-altaica

Viola yezoensis

Peony

Cotton-grass

Japanese azalea

Sundew

Broad dwarf daylily

Water lily

Anemone raddeana

Veronica rotunda
var. subintegra

Usuzaki violet

Rules & Etiquette in Nature Parks
Nature Parks in Aomori

Rules &Rules

Etiquette

Please follow these rules to conserve Aomori’s nature parks for the future.

Please do not pickor take home
any plants or animals
Do not take home
any pebbles or stones
Do not pick or take home anyflowers or trees that you see.
Enjoy them in their original
setting. It takes years for themto grow back.

Etiquette

Camping andbonfires
are prohibited
Enjoy camping and bonfires
only in the specified locations.
Doing so elsewhere may cause
fires or damage the plants.

No graffiti
or vandalism
To conserve nature, do not
draw any graffiti or vandalize
the park facilities or plants.
These parks are for everyone.
Graffiti is a criminal offense(property damage).

Remember to keep the park clean for everyone to enjoy.

Drive safely

Please use
the toilet facilities
prior to entry

Be sure to check the climate,transportation access, roadconditions, and volcano
information in advance. Be
sure that your itinerary is nottight. Avoid accidents.

Running into or over wild
animals will cause injury topeople and wildlife. Do not
drive into restricted areas.

In some areas, there are norestrooms. Use the restroom
in advance, or bring a portable
toilet.

Please do not leave
the walking paths

Take all garbage
homeBe careful of risingand receding tides

Do not trespass into roped-off
areas or go off the woodenpaths. Doing so damages
plants and their habitats.

Take home all garbage(including leftovers, packaging,and cans) to conserve thenatural landscape. It is wrong
to assume that leaving behindfood and drinks is fine because
they will decompose.

Obtain sufficient informationin advance, check warnings,
and avoid accidents on thecoastline.

Do not feed
wild animals

Smoke only indesignated areas

No loud talking.
Be considerateof others

Feeding wild animals may leadto accidents and injury, and it
also damages the ecosystem.
Do not feed wild animals.

Take all cigarette stubs andashes home because they may
cause a fire. Smoke only indesignated areas, and always
carry a portable ashtray withyou.

Do not cause trouble, such as
making loud noises, having
loud conversations, blocking
pathways or pedestrian walks,or trespassing onto private
property.

Do not set
a tight itinerary