Japanese national parks system

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The Japanese national parks system is a network of protected natural areas across Japan established to conserve the country’s diverse landscapes, ecosystems, and cultural sites while providing opportunities for public recreation and environmental education.

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Nikkō National Park partOf Japanese national parks system
Ishizuchi Quasi-National Park partOf National Parks of Japan system
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Ishikari River headwaters isInNationalParkSystem Japan national parks system
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Daisetsuzan partOf Japanese national parks system
World Heritage Sites in Japan seeAlso National Parks of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Towada-Hachimantai National Park partOf National Parks of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Tokuyama Bay area isWithinProtectedAreaSystem Japan national parks system
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Muroto-Anan Kaigan Quasi-National Park partOf National Parks system of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Kerama Shoto National Park partOf Japan national parks system
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Quasi-National Parks of Japan categoryWithin Natural Parks of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Quasi-National Parks of Japan comparedTo National Parks of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Chūbu-Sangaku National Park partOf National Parks of Japan
linked to: Japanese national parks system
Akiyoshidai Quasi-National Park partOf National Parks of Japan system
linked to: Japanese national parks system