[Fukushima / Urabandai] Participation is OK from 3 years old! Let's enjoy the splash! Lake Onogawa Splash Canoe

[Note] This plan is available until July 18th. If you would like to participate after that date, please see the summer vacation plan. Lake Onogawa in Urabandai is an exceptionally beautiful lake created by the great eruption of Mt. Bandai in 1888. The Onogawa spring water, which flows through the Onogawa Fudo Falls upstream, has the highest water quality and has been selected as one of the 100 famous waters in Japan. A thorough lecture on land will relieve your tension. Using the latest model kayaks and paddles, you will be guided to improve your skills comfortably and comfortably. The cove where the smelt migrate is the starting point and has little wind, making it a safe field for beginners. The only lake in Urabandai where you can no longer see any artificial objects once you start rowing out to sea. There are no large sightseeing boats like Lake Hibara, and it is the calmest field in the Urabandai area, so participants can enjoy themselves with peace of mind. As you head out to sea with the green screen created by the forest trees as your backdrop, you will be greeted by a beautiful and majestic view that will leave you speechless. The scenery is colored by large and small coves and islands, with Japanese herbs (peppermint) growing wild on the shore and natural water shields on the surface of the water in a secret cove. [Seven attractions] 1. The "Island of Prayer" is an uninhabited island created by an eruption where Konpira, the deity in charge of safe voyages, is enshrined and prayers are made for the safety of canoes from the water. 2. "Lily Island" is an uninhabited island in early summer (for about 10 days from July 23rd) where mountain lilies bloom all over the uninhabited island and the lake is enveloped in their scent. 3. In August, the shore is dyed purple with flowers at "Lime Tree Beach". 4. "Bird Orchestra Cove" is a cove where you can hear the chirps of countless wild birds. 5. "Forest & Water" is a limited-time field that can only be entered during high water periods, where you paddle through a submerged forest on the lakeside, and a secret cove that appears when you go through a tunnel of trees. 6. Splash is a mini downriver area where you can splash around and go down the river (this may not be possible depending on the water level, flowing water volume, or obstacles). 7. On the lakeside where the lesson is held, you can see squirrels and rabbits popping out, see ospreys (birds of prey) that have started nesting diving into the water and grabbing fish, and see antelopes coming out to eat mulberry leaves on the shore. It's also a chance to encounter wildlife! A guided canoe adventure at Lake Onogawa, one of the largest in Japan. *The above experience content may change slightly depending on the season and weather conditions.

If you row out on the lake, you can see a large panorama of only nature where man-made structures cannot be seen. Let's experience the charm of the four seasons in a field that condenses the charm of Urabandai, such as the wind that blows through the surface of the lake, the beautiful scenery, and the magnificent Mt.

Using the latest model kayaks and paddles, it will invite you to improve comfortably and comfortably. The cove, which is the starting point for smelt to migrate, is a safe field for beginners with little wind. If you go offshore against the background of the green screen created by the trees in the forest, you will see a magnificent view that cannot be heard.

[Seven attractions]1. On the uninhabited island created by an eruption, the deity Konpira, who is in charge of safe voyages, is enshrined, and from the water surface, prayers are offered for the safety of canoes, making it the "Island of Prayer".2. In early summer (for about 10 days from July 23rd), the uninhabited island is covered in mountain lilies, and the lake is enveloped in their scent at "Lily Island".3. In August, the shore is dyed purple with flowers at "Lime Tree Beach".4. In the cove, you can hear the chirps of countless wild birds at "Bird Orchestra Cove".5. Only available during high water periods, "Forest & Water" allows you to paddle through the submerged lakeside forest, and there are also limited-time fields such as a secret cove that appears after passing through a tunnel of trees.6. "Splash" is a mini downriver area where you can go down the river while being splashed with spray (this may not be possible depending on the water level, flowing water volume, or obstacles).7. At the lakeside where the lesson is held, you will see squirrels and rabbits popping out, ospreys (birds of prey) that have started nesting dive into the water and grab fish, and Japanese serows that come out to eat mulberry leaves on the shore. It's also a chance to encounter wildlife.