Things to do in Hayakawa Town

[Yamanashi Fujikawa] rafting experience in Japan's three major torrent! Half-day course

Plan ID:94 Yamanashi / Shimobe/Minobu/Hayakawa Water sports (river / lake activities) / Rafting / Raft sports / River boarding / Rafting Provide：本流堂

Age 7～Age 100
3～4 hours
09:00 / 13:30

A tour guide takes the helm, but in order to reach the goal, the cooperation of all members of the same boat is required! A guide will accompany you on an 8-passenger rubber boat. The upper reaches of the Fuji River can be challenged with peace of mind even for those who have never experienced rafting. Families, of course, couples and women, anyone can enjoy it! Tour photos are also presented as data. Please take your memories home with you♪

Rating 5.0

群馬やバリ島でラフティングは経験があり、今回子供達に経験させたくて申し込みました。思っていた以上にインストラクターの方が次々と楽しませる提案をしてくださり、とても楽しめました。泳ぎに自信がない私でも楽しめました。ちょっぴり勇気があればなお良いかなと。山梨の大自然が満喫でき、スタッフの方たちも明るくてとても気さくなので気持ちよく参加できました！ありがとうございました。

[Yamanashi / Fuji River] Ducky Packraft Half-Day Course ★ Photo Gift ★

Plan ID:95 Yamanashi / Shimobe/Minobu/Hayakawa Water sports (river / lake activities) / Canoeing / Kayaking / Ducky / Ducky boat rafting Provide：本流堂

Age 13～Age 100
3～4 hours
09:00 / 13:30

Inflatable boats for 1-2 people, duckies and packrafts. On Honryudo tours, you'll reach the goal using only your own strength! After practicing paddling in a calm area, you'll tackle the rapids! You can enjoy a thrilling and exciting river ride that's even more thrilling than rafting. Your guide will give you a thorough lesson on paddling at the beginning and provide support from a separate boat, so don't worry.

[Yamanashi, Hayakawa Town] Experience a temple lodging at the sacred Buddhist mountain of Mount Shichimen

Plan ID:61890 Yamanashi / Shimobe/Minobu/Hayakawa Mountain sports (mountain activities) / Adventures (Trekking / Caving / Climbing) / Trekking Provide：Moto Mountain Guide Service

Age 12～Age 80
1 Day or more
10:30

Mount Shichimen (1,989 meters) was established as a sacred mountain for the Nichiren sect of Buddhism in the late 13th century, and is still a mountain of faith climbed by many believers today. On the mountainside at the summit, there is a temple called Keishin-in, where you can stay overnight as a lodging. Along with believers, you can also participate in morning and evening religious services and enjoy vegetarian cuisine, making it an interesting cultural experience. On the first day, you will climb to Keishin-in in about four hours and stay overnight. On the second day, you will reach the summit in about one hour and then continue down to the trailhead. The hiking trail is well maintained, but the elevation difference is about 1,500 meters, making it a strenuous climb. You will need hiking equipment such as hiking shoes, rain gear, and a backpack.