The lush forests of [Bijodaira](/link/place/chubu/toyama-prefecture/tateyama-kurobe-alpine-route/bijodaira) is the perfect place to take a walk to just enjoy the serenity and quietness of this primeval forest. Bijodaira is selected as one of the 100 Best Forests in Japan to bathe in the Forest Atmosphere (森林浴の森・100選, Shinrinyoku no Mori - Hyakusen). 

There are three major courses that start at Bijodaira Station and run in a loop through Bijodaira before returning to the station. 

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(Image credit: [Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route](https://www.alpen-route.com/area/bijyodaira.php))

Do note that the times estimated by the official website are typically longer than the time it actually takes in real-life. 

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Kurobe Dam along the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, Toyama Prefecture

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The Inner Loop Course is for those seeking a short walk simply to just experience the forest and to see some of the famous named [sugi](/term/general/sugi) trees.

The Center Loop Course takes you deeper into the forest, nearer to where many birds reside and is a good option if you want to do some bird watching.

Lastly, the Outer Loop Courses takes you as far as you can go into the forest, letting you see most of the named sugi trees. This route is the best for those seeking the serenity of the forest, and who enjoy a walk into the untouched wilderness.

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Sugi refers to Japanese cedar, and is commonly used as a wooden construction material or for handicrafts across Japan. 

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