Okazaki/Toyota/Asuke in Mountain sports (mountain activities)

• Age 12～Age 80
• 2～3 hours
• 08:00 / 12:30

"Black Water Shower Caving" is the only activity in Japan, and it is a new play that combines the appeal of two activities: the exhilaration of shower climbing, where you enjoy playing in the water while going up the valley, and the excitement of caving, where you use your whole body to progress through the darkness of the cave. You can enjoy the calm and beautiful valley while playing with the water, sometimes going up the river with the water up to your face, sometimes crawling forward while being hit by the water current, and going down the water slide where the rocks pass by your face. There are views that will soothe your soul! There is also excitement that will make your heart flutter! Even people who are not good at sports can participate, but it is not a monotonous tour where you follow behind the guide! Based on the guide's advice, you can think for yourself and conquer the course in your own way, such as "Should I go in first, feet first, or first head first to go through the gap between the rocks?" Enjoy the beautiful nature and have fun on the river to your heart's content!

• For Rainy Days
• For Groups

• Age 10～Age 60
• 1～2 hours
• 10:00 / 13:00

This 90-minute buggy tour takes you around the vast 250,000-square-meter mine in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. This tour takes you on a new buggy, introduced in February 2025. You'll enjoy guided tours of the mine's highlights, the rocks extracted, and the native plants. This "extraordinary space" for active families and couples may be the only one of its kind in Japan. Legacy and Innovation: Continuity and Challenge. With the SDGs and carbon neutrality being widely advocated, it's not surprising that mining is perceived as an environmental destructor. However, as a company focused on mountain restoration, we have been opening up the mountain during our downtime to let people know about our current situation and efforts. With this in mind, we have implemented various initiatives. Our mine extracts raw materials for ceramics and develops stone for pottery, tiles, concrete materials, and landscaping. The role of mining has changed over time. However, this place still has stories to tell and hidden charms to treasure. This may be the only experience in Japan where you can once again feel the breath of a mine and experience its history. As an increasing number of mines are closing, this is the challenge of lighting a new light. It means continuing to run with respect for the past and hope for the future. Together with the buggy, we will weave a new story of the mine. Tour information~Information~Period: April to November (excluding winter when there is a possibility of snowfall or frozen roads)Dates: Saturdays and SundaysTimes: 10:00-11:30, 13:00-14:30 (90 minutes each)Fee: 3,500 yen for adults, 2,750 yen for childrenParticipation requirements: 10-60 years oldMinimum number of participants: 2 peopleMaximum number of participants: 3 people per groupReservation deadline: 7 days in advanceMeeting place: Marufu Ceramic Materials Co., Ltd., 383 Nodagahira, Togo-cho, AichiAccess: 30 minutes from Sanage IC on Sanage Green RoadWhat to bring: Long sleeves, long pants, hat, sunglasses (optional)Inquiries: We do not accept inquiries by phone or emailOther Children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. As this is an outdoor event, the event will be canceled if bad weather such as rain or thunder or strong winds is forecast. There is only one toilet on the premises, and the nearest convenience store is about 10 minutes away, so please make sure to use the toilet before attending.

• Age 10～Age 60
• 3～4 hours
• 10:00

This 180-minute buggy tour explores the vast 250,000-square-meter mine in Toyota City, Aichi Prefecture. This tour takes you on a new buggy, introduced in February 2025. Enjoy guided tours of the mine's highlights, the rocks extracted, and the native plants. This "extraordinary space" for active families and couples may be the only one of its kind in Japan. Legacy and Innovation: Continuity and Challenge. With the SDGs and carbon neutrality being widely advocated, it's not surprising that mining is perceived as an environmental destructor. However, as a company focused on mountain restoration, we have been opening up the mountain during our downtime to let people know about our current situation and efforts. With this in mind, we have implemented various initiatives. Our mine extracts raw materials for ceramics and develops stone for pottery, tiles, concrete materials, and landscaping. The role of mining has changed over time. However, this place still has stories to tell and hidden charms to treasure. This may be the only experience in Japan where you can once again feel the breath of a mine and experience its history. As an increasing number of mines are closing, this is the challenge of lighting a new light. It means continuing to run with respect for the past and hope for the future. Together with the buggy, we will weave a new story of the mine. Tour information ~ Information ~ Event period: April to November (excluding winter when there is a possibility of snowfall or frozen roads) Event days: Saturdays and Sundays Event times: 10:00-11:30, 13:00-14:30 Fee: 7,000 yen for adults, 5,500 yen for children Participation requirements: 10-60 years old Minimum number of participants: 2 people Maximum number of participants: 3 people per group Reservation deadline: 7 days in advance Meeting place: Marufu Ceramic Materials Co., Ltd., 383 Nodagahira, Togo-cho, Aichi Prefecture Access: 30 minutes from Sanage IC on Sanage Green Road What to bring: Long sleeves, long pants, hat, sunglasses (optional) Inquiries: We do not accept inquiries by phone or email Other Children under 10 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. As this is an outdoor event, the event will be canceled if bad weather such as rain or thunder or strong winds is forecast. There is only one toilet on the premises, and the nearest convenience store is about 10 minutes away, so please make sure to use the toilet before attending.