Shinjo/Mogami in Guided tour

• Age 6～Age 99
• Over 6 hours on the day

Only available on Saturday, February 15th! Get a great deal on a full-day course! Why not try running on the snow in running snowshoes?北海道教育大学附属札幌部 English: Snow trail running around Sakegawa Eco Park [Course details] Meet at 9:00 am, course explanation 9:30 am-11:00 am Run on the snow around Sakegawa Eco Park in running snowshoes 11:30 am Lunch of mushroom shabu-shabu 1:00 pm Meet again, afternoon course explanation 1:30 pm-4:00 pm Snow run around the famous Sakegawa spots * Approximately 10 km of running on roads and snow * For intermediate runners, this course is suitable for those who are confident in their physical strength 4:30 pm Bath in Hanezawa Hot Springs (refresh your tired body) About the NPO Sakegawa Yuyu Club 1) Promoting physical and mental health 2) Making friends 3) Community development Our philosophy is "To nurture healthy minds and bodies full of smiles in a hometown rich in nature, and to deepen love and bonds with family and friends across generations through hometown culture and sports." We aim to be a club that realizes what everyone wants to do. For those who have never had the opportunity to experience local culture, exercise together, or have no friends to share their hobbies with, we can help people invite others, create others, and turn "I want to do it" into "I can do it" with those friends. By connecting "I want to do it" and "I can do it" to various purposes in life and spending fulfilling leisure time with family and friends, we will foster healthy minds and bodies and develop healthy young people, and cooperate and collaborate with various organizations such as national and local governments, schools, and private organizations to contribute to the development of our hometown, Sakegawa.

• Age 6～Age 99
• 3～4 hours

Only for intermediate runners on Saturday, February 15th! Why not try running on the snow in running snowshoes? Snow trail running around Sakegawa Eco Park [Course details] 13:00 Meeting and course explanation 13:30-16:00 Snow run around the famous spots of Sakegawa in running snowshoes * Running on the road and on the snow for about 10km * This is a course for intermediate runners, so it is recommended for those who are confident in their physical strength 16:30 Bathing in Hanezawa Onsen (relieve your tired body) About the NPO Sakegawa Yuyu Club ① Promoting mental and physical health ② Making friends ③ Community development Our club aims to realize everyone's "want to do" with the philosophy of "fostering a rich mind and body full of smiles in a hometown rich in nature, and deepening love and bonds with family and friends across generations through hometown culture and sports." For those who have never had the opportunity to experience local culture, exercise together, or have no friends to share their hobbies with, we can help people invite others, create others, and turn "I want to do it" into "I can do it" with those friends. By connecting "I want to do it" and "I can do it" to various purposes in life and spending fulfilling leisure time with family and friends, we will foster healthy minds and bodies and develop healthy young people, and cooperate and collaborate with various organizations such as national and local governments, schools, and private organizations to contribute to the development of our hometown, Sakegawa.

• Age 6～Age 99
• 4～5 hours

Only on Saturday, February 15th. Beginners welcome! Snow trail running around Sakegawa Eco Park with the Sakegawa Yuyu Club. 9am-12pm. Snow run experience around the Eco Park. [Course details] 9am. Meet up. 9am-11am. Snow run around Sakegawa Echo Park. 11:30am. Lunch of mushroom hotpot at Sakegawa Eco Park. 1pm. Take a break at Hanezawa Onsen. About the NPO Sakegawa Yuyu Club: 1. Promoting mental and physical health. 2. Making friends. 3. Building a community. With the three pillars of "nurturing a rich and smiling mind and body in a hometown rich in nature, and deepening love and bonds with family and friends across generations through local culture and sports," the club aims to realize everyone's "wants to do what they want to do." For those who have never had the opportunity to experience local culture, exercise together, or have no friends to share their hobbies with, we can help people invite others, create others, and turn "I want to do it" into "I can do it" with those friends. By connecting "I want to do it" and "I can do it" to various purposes in life and spending fulfilling leisure time with family and friends, we will foster healthy minds and bodies and develop healthy young people, and cooperate and collaborate with various organizations such as national and local governments, schools, and private organizations to contribute to the development of our hometown, Sakegawa.