Aichi ・ Inuyama! The scenic spot in Japan "100 Kokugawa"Rafting Experience! Aichi Prefectural familiar point!

Activity Japan Hello everyone! I'm Caolin, who loves visiting supermarkets in the neighborhood. Not only the display method of supermarkets, but also the main products are different, and the side dishes are also unique and fun. It's a simple instrument with the background music in the store, and you can feel that it's a visual kei from a long time ago. Also, I'm from Aichi prefecture, so I'd be happy if there were red miso or hatcho miso.

Suddenly, have you ever done rafting? Ah, it ’s a soccer guy. Those who thought! It's lifting! Rafting is a sport of going down the river on a small boat called a raft. Just a year ago, I had my first experience of rafting in Canada. I don't understand English well, and the tour instructor is an English-speaking person with an Australian accent, and the explanation is almost refreshing! I tried in such a situation. As a result, I had a thrilling experience, but the scenery was wonderful and I enjoyed it very much. Looking back at the photos at that time, I want to do it again in Japan. So, I've checked it out, so I'll introduce it.

It is a rafting river descent of the Kiso River. The Kiso River is a river familiar to Aichi residents, and Inuyama has a theme park, which gives the impression that it is a place where families can relax on holidays. There is a lot of nature on the prefectural border with Gifu. There is also a little maniac shrine and I personally like it. I didn't know that I could do rafting. The fact that the event is held all year round means that you can enjoy the seasons other than summer. Most of the other rafting spots were from early March to late October, not all year round. Is the number of people who can make a reservation the same as the number of people who can board a boat? There are morning and afternoon courses, so it's nice to be able to choose a time zone that is convenient for you. Don't forget to make a reservation at least 3 days in advance.

Even so, I wondered what YHA was, and when I looked it up on the official website, it was an abbreviation for Youth Holiday Adventures. It seems to be the name of the facility or organization. Access to the location is 30 minutes by car from the Komaki IC on the Tomei Expressway, or 20 minutes by car from Komaki Higashi on the Chuo Expressway. If you use public transportation, get off at Meitetsu Inuyama Yuen Station and walk 30 minutes from the east exit. If you make a reservation in advance, there seems to be a free transfer. Please check it. I think it's easy for people living outside of the three Tokai prefectures of Aichi Gifu Mie to come, let alone Nagoya.

Now, what about the content? A course that goes down 10km from Otabashi in Minokamo City, Gifu Prefecture to Momotaro Port in Inuyama City, Aichi Prefecture! At "Kisogawa", one of the eight scenic spots in Japan designated as "Hida Kisogawa National Park" and the scenic spot of the Agency for Cultural Affairs, you can experience the "Japan Line Downhill" that descends the torrent while gazing at the beautiful nature. But if you're a little scared, don't worry, the river guide who is familiar with the river will support you. Also, before the start, we are doing rafting (paddle work etc.) and safety talk (knowledge for safety), so it is safe. (I think this is very important) The word-of-mouth also provided careful guidance, so even people with children can participate with peace of mind.

And what to bring! It seems that swimwear (or replacement underwear) and towels are OK. A style of wearing equipment necessary for rafting such as a wet suit on top of a swimsuit. All the equipment is rented, so no special preparation is required. Wetsuits range in size from 110 cm for children to 4XL for adults, and boots range from 19 to 30 cm, so don't worry. Elementary school students with foot sizes of 19 cm or less should bring athletic shoes that can get wet. Also, if you usually wear glasses, you need a glasses band, and if you use contact lenses, you need goggles. In my experience, I couldn't afford to wipe my face every time it was splashed with water. Lol

Lastly, about the price you care about! Is this only now? You can book at a discounted price. You can participate for 8,550 yen per adult. It seems that it may be advantageous for some families that the price is different from that of junior high and high school students and elementary school students. It will be cheaper if you are an adult and experience it in a group. Looking at the price list, I noticed that there is also a plan that you can rafting with your dog! Wow.

The scenery and experiences you actually saw are priceless! How about making memories for your family, lover, and friends?