[Kumamoto/Aso] 8/9 and 24 will be held. Morning hike to Mt. Kishima. Recommended for first timers. Guided tour included.

Selling points regarding safety

Equipment: It is assumed that participants will participate with equipment equivalent to that of the activity. Examples of additional safety measures: 1. Advance preparations Checking the health of participants: Whether they have any chronic illnesses or injuries Understanding emergency contacts: Collect emergency contacts (family, etc.) from participants and create a list. Recommended insurance: It is strongly recommended that participants take out travel insurance and activity insurance. Designating clothing and equipment: Designate appropriate clothing (easy-to-move-in clothing, cold weather clothing, etc.) and equipment (helmets, protectors, etc.) for the activity and inform participants in advance. Checking weather information: Check the weather information for the day in advance, and consider canceling or postponing the activity in the event of bad weather. 2. Arranging guides during the activity: Arrange experienced guides to guide and instruct participants safely. Safety explanation: Before starting the activity, explain safety precautions and rules to participants. Indicating dangerous areas: If there are dangerous areas during the activity, inform participants in advance and call for their attention. Ensuring rest times: Ensure appropriate rest times to reduce participant fatigue. Emergency response: Confirm the emergency contact system and evacuation route in advance and inform participants. Preparation of first aid: Prepare tools necessary for first aid (first aid kit, triangular bandage, etc.). Participant health management: Pay attention to the physical condition of participants, and take appropriate measures such as having them rest if they feel unwell. 3. Clear indication of other disclaimers: Present participants with a disclaimer that clarifies the organizer's responsibility for injuries or accidents during the activity and obtain their consent. Providing information on safety measures: Publish information on safety measures on websites and pamphlets, etc., and have participants check it in advance. Example of disclaimer: The organizer will not be held responsible for any injuries or accidents that occur during the activity unless there is intentional or gross negligence on the part of the organizer. Participants shall participate in the activity at their own risk, paying attention to safety. If participants do not follow the organizer's instructions or do not observe safety precautions, they may be refused participation in the activity.