[Yamanashi Prefecture, Lake Kawaguchi] Early summer Canadian canoe experience on Lake Kawaguchi - 90-minute morning course

Canoe type: The Canadian canoe used in the experience is a type of canoe, which is basically a boat for 2 to 3 people, and is a vehicle that is rowed using a tool called a paddle. It is relatively stable, and because it is an open deck type, it has a high loading capacity and is characterized by being able to touring leisurely. Field: The place to experience is Lake Kawaguchi, one of the Five Lakes of Fuji at the foot of Mt. Fuji, a World Heritage Site. It will be an experience while looking at Mt. Fuji. Even on days when you can't see Mt. Fuji, there are lots of fun, such as the surrounding mountains, the flowers in the park, and the uninhabited island in the center of the lake. Guide: The representative guide has many years of experience in conducting canoeing experience tours at Lake Kawaguchiko, and in addition to canoeing guides, he is also in charge of nature guides and mountain climbing guides, and he has a wealth of knowledge and provides tourist information. Safety management: We will only tour on days when we can ensure safe weather conditions that meet our company's safety standards. We will only carry out small group tours that will keep an eye on each and every customer. All participants must wear a life jacket during the tour. The guide will always carry the first aid kit and complete the first aid course.

Take a walk on the lake at Lake Kawaguchi with the magnificent Mt. Fuji in the background. After all, it's nice to be able to experience canoeing while looking at Mt. Fuji World Heritage Sites. In addition, this course is a quiet time in the early morning, Mt. Fuji looks relatively beautiful, there are few waves and you can enjoy the view of Lake Kawaguchi leisurely.

With a professional canoe guide, both beginners and small children can row. Furthermore, since the tour will be conducted with a small number of people, the experience tour will proceed while communicating sufficiently with the guide and each customer, so safety can be ensured and conversations can be played.

The Canadian canoe requires two rowers. Foster teamwork and relationships of trust by collaborating with family and colleagues to row canoes.