Select a line to see the road name. Its page gives the coordinates of both ends.
Map: GSI Tiles (GSI Japan) / Forest road data: © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL) / Municipality and elevation: GSI Japan (elevation calculated by us)
Grouped by municipality. Counts are facilities within 3 km of a forest road there. Whether they are open or bookable has not been verified.
Accommodation and baths are within 3 km, dams within 5 km, as mapped in OpenStreetMap. Check dams and weirs are excluded. ★ Filtering also hides roads that simply have nothing mapped near them. A missing mark does not mean there is nothing there ★
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Coverage is whole prefecture. They span 64 municipalities, and 75 of them cross a municipal boundary on their own (the list shows the municipality at one end).
Lines and names come from OpenStreetMap; municipalities are determined using Geospatial Information Authority of Japan data.
Nearby accommodation and bathhouses — the marks (Stay / Bath) mean that OpenStreetMap has an accommodation or a bathhouse mapped within 3 km in a straight line from the road. No mark does not mean there is nothing nearby. We only count what is mapped. Whether a place is open, takes bookings, or lets you bathe is not in OpenStreetMap, so we do not know. Emergency huts and university lodges are not counted.
Nearby dams — dams mapped in OpenStreetMap within 5 km in a straight line from the road. Their absence does not mean there is no dam nearby. Check dams and weirs are excluded because some are dangerous to approach, and we do not say whether a dam can be approached.