株式会社日光自然博物館
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The Nikko Natural Science Museum is located near Kegon Falls and Lake Chuzenji, and in addition to introducing nature and history, it also conducts a wide range of activities such as nature information, information on hiking trails, and holding nature experience events as a local information transmission base. I am. The museum has a natural exhibition room, a humanities exhibition room, a 200-seat hall that introduces Oku-Nikko in movies, and regularly holds self-organized exhibitions on the themes of nature and tourism. We also operate the British-Italian Embassy Villa Memorial Park, Chuzenji Lakeside Boathouse, Akanuma Nature Information Center, and manage the luck of low-emission buses. In addition, 10 nature guides (nature commentators) are enrolled in our museum, and we are conducting tours to experience the nature of Oku-Nikko throughout the year. Nikko Nature Guide Council member organizations
スノーハイキングが初めてだったので、こちらのガイドツアーに参加しました。
展望の良いスポットまで案内いただきながら、動物の足跡や目の前にいる野鳥の説明もあり、充実した時間を過ごせました。
雪山歩き装備や双眼鏡の貸し出しもあります。
「珍しい鳥や種数を追わない」というプランの説明を読むと、「有料で野鳥ガイドがついてるのにどういうこと？」と思われるかもしれません。
夜明けから日暮れまで珍鳥を探して走り回るような他社のツアーもあり私も参加したことがありますが、真逆です（笑）
もちろん、そこにいるであろう鳥たちに会えるように案内してくださいますが、基本的に出てきた鳥を見る。「見る」といっても「はい、あれはコガラですね。では行きましょう。」というのではなくて、気が済むまで見ます。
その間にも、その鳥が冬に何を食べているのか、夏はどこへいくのか、植生との関わり、今シーズンの状況はどうなのかなど話題は尽きません。
ガイドさんのおだやかな語り口と知識量の豊富さとが相まって、非常に満足度の高い内容でした。
違う季節の開催も楽しみにしています。
この度はツアーへのご参加及びレビューのご投稿ありがとうございました。
おっしゃる通り一般的な探鳥ツアーの真逆を張るへそ曲がりツアーですが、野鳥そのものを見るばかりでなく野鳥を通して自然全体を眺めて楽しむようなスタイルがあったっていいじゃない！という開き直りで行っております。日々野鳥を追いかけているという方には物足りない面もあろうとは思いますが、こんな雰囲気で今後も続けていきます。機会がありましたら再度ご参加ください。お待ちしております。
日光自然博物館 仲田
バードウォッチング自体初めてであったことに加え1人での参加だったので不安でしたが、ガイドさんは親切丁寧、事前のご連絡から集合受付〜終了までなんの心配もなく楽しめました！
その場で見れた鳥をササっと図鑑で見せてくださり、どのように行動するのか、どんな植生が好きなのか、など詳しく知ることができました。また双眼鏡の使い方や鳥の見つけ方も丁寧で助かりました。
鳥の様子？に合わせて観察エリアが変わり、この日は天候も良くじっくりのんびり進行する感覚だったので、雪の中でも体力の心配はありませんでした。参加者の皆さまも鳥好きさんたちで知識も豊富で楽しかったです！また時期を変えて参加したいです！
この度はツアーへのご参加およびレビューのご投稿ありがとうございました。
初めて野鳥観察に触れる方にこそご利用いただきたく、このツアーを催行しております。野鳥を見る楽しさやその楽しみ方など知ると日常の中でもこれまで見えていなかった野鳥たちの姿が見えてきたりします。これをきっかけに野鳥の世界にはまっていただければ幸いです。
奥日光での野鳥観察のサポートとしてのこのツアーは今後も継続してまいりますので、機会がありましたら再度ご利用ください。
お待ちしております。
日光自然博物館 仲田
冬の戦場ヶ原は、麓に比べて観光客も少なく、落ち着いてガイドを受けることができました！また、初心者に優しく雪歩きに必要な装備品も貸し出しがあり、時間も1時間ちょっとで、他の行きたいところ(私は湯元温泉に入りました)にも立ち寄れるので良いと思います。
冬の戦場ヶ原の動植物を、足跡などの痕跡からガイドしてもらうことができ、また来たくなる内容でした！
お客様
この度はご参加くださり、誠にありがとうございました。
高評価もいただき、重ねてお礼申し上げます。
奥日光は季節や場所を変え、何度でもお楽しみいただけるエリアです。
またのご来訪をお待ちいたしております。
日光自然博物館
村木
家族4人で参加しました。
この日は比較的雪が少ないとのことで、お借りしたチェーンスパイクをスノーブーツに装着しての出発となりました。
気温も－５℃とのことでしたが、携帯のカメラ操作のため手袋を着けずに過ごしても指先が痛くなるようなことはありませんでした。
服装としては、下は雪対策でスキーウェアのパンツを履いていましたが、上は普通のフリースとジャケットで大丈夫でした。
戦場ヶ原の遊歩道に入ると、灯りはないのですが雪あかりで周囲はよく見えました。
道中、川沿いに動物の足跡を探したり、樹上で眠る猿を見ながら展望台まで進みました。
展望台で満天の星空を期待していたのですが、この日は雲がかかっていて星はあまり見えませんでした。星空が見られれば満点の評価だったのですが残念。
ガイドさんのお話にもありましたが、季節や時間が変わると同じツアーでも表情が違うとのことでしたので、スノーシューを使うような雪深い日や、満天の星空が見られるような晴天の日を狙ってまた参加したいと思います。
お客様
この度は寒い中、ご参加くださりありがとうございました。
楽しみにされていた星空をご覧いただけなかったことは私たちも残念でしたが、曇天ならではの空と雪の明るさ等、独特の雰囲気をお楽しみいただけた様でうれしく思います。
天気に負けずにご満足いただけるよう、今後もブラッシュアップ、パワーアップを続けてまいります。
また奥日光でお会いできる日を楽しみにしております。
日光自然博物館
村木
The 10 nature guides (nature commentators) are nature guide specialists who go out to guide about 300 times a year. In addition, each member has their own special skills. For example, we have a wide range of specialties such as mountain climbing, bird watching and flower observation, camera photography, fishing, insect collecting, snow play, and starry sky observation. If you contact us, we will provide a plan that meets your needs and preferences. Please feel free to contact us.
Our nature guided tour is completely original that we thought about. Moreover, the lineup is abundant. Examples of popular tours include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, animal watching, mountain climbing, Lake Chuzenji trekking, starry sky observation, bird watching, photo sessions, fishing tours, etc. A guide will always accompany you on the tour, so it's safe and secure! If there is a customer's order, we will create a new tour and guide you exclusively!
In Oku-Nikko, there are researchers and temple priests who talk about the history of their hometown in a funny way. If you are interested in the hidden historical anecdote story, please feel free to contact us.
Although I am originally from Nikko City, I was shocked when I first started out and realized I knew nothing about the local area, and that's how I got to where I am today. After that, I had many different encounters and got hooked on mountain climbing, and began to explore not only the mountains of Nikko, but also the Northern Alps and other mountain ranges. My favorite mountains in the Nikko mountain range are Nikko-Shiraneyama and Taroyama. I particularly love the view looking back at Oku-Nikko from around Shiraneyama during the snowy season. Nikko has many worthwhile mountains to climb, including Nikko-Shiraneyama and Nantaiyama, which are both listed as one of the 100 famous mountains in Japan, and many hiking trails with great changes of scenery. Let's go out and enjoy it together!! Certified mountain guide by the Japan Mountain Guides Association Stage II Wilderness Advanced First Aid Leave No Trace Level 1 Trainer Registered with the Nikko National Park Nature Guides Association Member of the Nikko Nature Guides Liaison Committee Appeared on NHK World's "Tochigi: Destinations of Timeless Calm" Appeared on NHK Nippon Hyakumeizan's "Family Mountains: The Nikko Mountain Range"
I started working as a guide in Oku-Nikko in 2001 after wandering around there since 1989. Including my experience before that, I have been a guide for over 20 years. I am a "nature observer" who is interested in almost anything that moves, and I will be sharing the fascinating nature of Oku-Nikko through the eyes of wild birds and amphibians in particular. Customers who have guided me in the past have given me the rating of "soothing" (really?!) Registered guide of the Nikko National Park Nature Guide Association Member of the Nikko Nature Guide Council Certified in Wilderness Advanced First Aid Completed Leave No Trace Level 1 instructor training course
Originally from Kanagawa Prefecture, he has been living in Nikko since joining the company. When he was 4 years old, he discovered a seven-spotted ladybug in his grandparents' tangerine orchard in Higashiizu, which sparked his interest in insects, and he studied entomology in college. If you see him grinning at the sight of an insect, just ask him, "Are those insects interesting?" He'll tell you! (laughs)... This may seem all about insects, but he usually guides you through the various parts of Oku-Nikko in all four seasons, providing a wide range of explanations and experiences. His weakness is his fear of heights. He has never been able to overcome this... Registered guide of the Nikko National Park Nature Guide Association Member of the Nikko Nature Guide Council Certified in Wilderness Advanced First Aid Completed Leave No Trace Level 1 instructor course
Perhaps it's because I studied the ecology of living things at university, or perhaps it's just my innate nature, but I like to ask myself "why?" and "how?" when I see the appearance and behavior of living things. Why are new branches red? How was this lake formed? Every time I encounter a question, think about it, and search for an answer, I truly feel the saying "nature is a teacher." I work hard every day to help my guests realize the depth of the great nature of Oku-Nikko, which is both my field of activity and my teacher, and the fun of learning about it through the five senses and through thinking and researching. Come look and think with me, and sometimes just relax and enjoy nature to the fullest. Registered guide of the Nikko National Park Nature Guide Association Member of the Nikko Nature Guide Council Certified in Wilderness Advanced First Aid Completed Leave No Trace Level 1 instructor course Certified Nature Guide Stage II by the Japan Mountain Guides Association
Born in Itabashi Ward, Tokyo. I like to observe the small plants that live quietly in the city while taking a walk, and before I knew it, I also loved spending time in nature. I will do my best to guide you so that you can enjoy the great nature of Oku-Nikko with everyone, while paying attention to the small world in the wide nature, such as your feet and shadows that you usually do not care about (I am a little afraid of insects...). To do. Nikko National Park Nature Guide Association Registered Guide
Born in Niigata prefecture. Originally an indoor person who likes reading manga and books. By chance, I fell in love with the charm of nature (especially plants), and have continued to this day. I also like the beautiful flowering season, but I also really like observing the differences in the shape and dispersal of seeds depending on the plant. The nature of Oku-Nikko is full of surprises every day! I would like to guide you while feeling "interesting!", "fun!", and "I see!" together with everyone. Nikko National Park Nature Guide Association Registered Guide
Born in Tochigi Prefecture. I especially love waterside creatures, and I run around in nature every day in search of the excitement of encountering creatures. I am still in the middle of studying, but I would like to guide you so that I can share the excitement of meeting in the great nature of Oku-Nikko with everyone.
Born in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, I have loved exercising and nature since I was little. I would like to learn more about Oku-Nikko and enjoy the nature of Oku-Nikko with everyone.
| License and Qualifications | Japan Mountain Guides Association Mountaineering Guide, Wilderness First Aid, Leave No Trace |
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| Member organizations and associations | Nikko Nature Guide Council |
| Number of staff | 31persons |
| Number of instructors | 11persons |
| Selling points regarding safety | Nikko Natural History Museum conducts approximately 300 guided tours by nature guides each year. There are various dangers that can occur when engaging in outdoor activities. Based on our extensive experience, we have created an in-house manual to avoid dangers and follow it. We have also established an emergency contact system both inside and outside the company, and are fully prepared to take prompt and appropriate action in the unlikely event of an emergency. |
| Operating hours | From April 1st to November 10th, 8:30 to 17:30, from November 11th to March 31st, from 9:00 to 17:00 |
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| Regular holidays | Mondays (open every day from May to November), 3 days each during the year-end and New Year holidays, and other temporary holidays |
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お客様
この度はご参加くださり誠にありがとうございました。
また高評価とあたたかいコメントもいただき、重ねてお礼申し上げます。
当ツアーは冬の奥日光の雰囲気を楽しみつつ、その時ならではの自然に触れていただくツアーでした。
ご満足いただけた様で、うれしく存じます。
今回は初心者の方でも歩きやすいコースでしたが、他のツアーも時期や難易度を色々と揃えておりますので、機会がございましたらまたご参加ください。
またのご来訪をお待ちいたしております。
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