List of hiking

• Age 7～Age 75
• 2～3 hours
• 09:30 / 10:30 / 11:30 / 13:30

It is a walking tour around power spots in Tokigawa Town, Saitama Prefecture. Those who like walking, those who like nature, and those who want to be healed by nature. One person is also very welcome! ! About 30 minutes from Kanetsu Expressway Higashimatsuyama IC! Satoyama is the closest to Tokyo! Tokigawa town. There are many beautiful mountains and nature in Tokigawa! While enjoying the scenery, the guide guides you along a course with little difference in elevation. It is a tour around Hagi Hiyoshi Shrine with cedars! (You can get a red stamp at Jikoji Temple.) You can also observe many plants along the course and enjoy the scenery of the four seasons. Refresh your mind and body by touching mountains and nature up close that you can't see in the city!

• Pickup Service
• With Pets
• For Groups

• Age 7～Age 75
• 2～3 hours /3～4 hours
• 09:30 / 10:30 / 11:30 / 13:30

It is a walking tour in Tokigawa Town, Saitama Prefecture. Those who like walking, those who like nature, and those who want to be healed by nature. Individuals are also very welcome. We will guide you while walking on a sidewalk with little height difference while looking at the scenery such as the mountains and streams of Tokigawa Town. For lunch, you can eat udon and soba noodles made with local ingredients. ~ Flow of the day ~ 10:00 Meet at the meeting time base, reception 11:30 lunch Arrive at the udon restaurant and have lunch. 14:00 Arrive at Goal Goal Point

• Pickup Service
• With Pets
• For Groups

• Age 6～Age 75
• 3～4 hours
• 09:45

Nokogiriyama is known as a lesser known mountain on the Boso Peninsula. With its jagged ridgeline resembling the teeth of a saw, and the remains of the quarry where Boso stone was quarried by the stone-cutting industry until the Showa era, it looks like an abandoned building, and this otherworldly space that appears in the middle of nature has become popular. On this tour, you will pass through the streets of Kanaya, which once flourished as a stone-cutting industry, and climb the "Sharikko Road," a road that once transported quarried stone, with a guide. While enjoying the climb, which is low above sea level but has a large elevation difference, you will feel the breath of the craftsmen of the time, and trace the history of how Boso stone supported Japan's modernization and declined over time.