A thorough explanation of the best clothes and items for trekking! We will comprehensively introduce everything from basic clothes to seasonal wear and items, necessities, and stylish places to purchase each item. We also suggest recommended tours, so please refer to them.
Are you worried about what to wear when you go hiking? In this article, we will explain what clothes are appropriate for hiking. We will also introduce items that you should incorporate into each season and useful items to have ready, so please use it as a reference.
We've done a thorough survey of popular activities, leisure activities, experiences, play and tourist spots in "Yanbaru" in the northern part of Okinawa's main island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site! Check out this collection of useful information for enjoying Okinawa's Yanbaru, including information on mangrove canoeing, locations (maps), how to get there, and what it means.
The "Natural guided tour of Chuzenji Onsen Nature & History" [linked to the "Light Up Oku-Nikko" tour!], which will be held from November 13th (Sat) to 23rd (Tue, holiday), 2021, is a highly satisfying tour that allows you to experience the nature and history of Nikko. In addition to thorough measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19, Activity Japan has received high praise from guests who have actually participated in the tour, from the quality of the tour content, services, and guide staff. Enjoy autumn sightseeing in Oku-Nikko at a recommended shop!
We will be focusing on the "Recommended Experience Tour Plans for November 2021" by Nikko Natural History Museum, a popular shop that offers a wide variety of nature guided tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, one of the Kanto region's most popular tourist destinations. The "Animal & Star Watching Night Tour by Nighttime Special Bus!!" that we will be introducing this time will take you on an exciting adventure from Akanuma to the final destination, Senjugahama, where you can enjoy the nighttime Oku-Nikko.
We will be focusing on the "Recommended Experience Tour Plans for October to December 2021" by Nikko Natural History Museum Co., Ltd., a popular shop that holds a wide variety of sightseeing nature guided tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, one of the Kanto region's leading tourist destinations. Guided walks in autumn forests and plateaus, bird watching in search of giant birds, lunar eclipse and meteor shower observations at night, night hiking, etc. The many original experience tours are small-group or private tours that can be enjoyed safely even during the COVID-19 pandemic, with thorough measures to avoid the three Cs.
This page focuses on the "Recommended Experience Tour Plans to be held from June to September 2021" by Nikko Natural History Museum Co., Ltd., a popular shop that holds a wide variety of sightseeing nature guided tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, one of the Kanto region's leading tourist destinations. Guided walks, night hiking, mountain climbing, sketch hikes, stargazing, insect watching, etc. are all thoroughly implemented in small-group tours to avoid the three Cs, and the many original experience tours can be enjoyed safely even during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This page focuses on the "recommended experience tour plans held from spring to early summer" by Nikko Natural History Museum Co., Ltd., which organizes many popular sightseeing nature guided tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, one of the leading tourist destinations in the Kanto region. Climbing, trekking, hiking, bird watching, insect observation, etc. are thoroughly avoided by small-group tours to avoid the three Cs. We will thoroughly introduce the experience tours newly planned for this season, divided into two categories: "Beginners welcome! Easy and affordable plan" and "Plan to enjoy Oku-Nikko in more depth and expertise"!
We will be focusing on the "Recommended Late Autumn Experience Tour Plans" by Nikko Natural History Museum Co., Ltd., a shop that runs many popular guided tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, one of the Kanto region's leading tourist destinations. Hikes around Lake Chuzenji, where the leaves are burning red, bird watching to observe Steller's sea eagles that migrate to the Oku-Nikko area during this season, and limited-time tours to coincide with the "Light Up Oku-Nikko" event, which is attracting a lot of attention in the fall of 2020, are available for a short time before the full-fledged winter arrives. Please enjoy these superb nature tours with spectacular views that can only be enjoyed for a short time before the full-fledged winter arrives.
We'll be taking a closer look at "Yanbaru Guide Tida-Smile," a shop that offers experience tours of mangrove kayaking, sea kayaking, and trekking in the natural environment of the Yanbaru area in the northern part of Okinawa's main island! We'll be introducing not only the basic shop information and reservation experience tour plans that can be used with GoTo Travel regional coupons, but also popular guide staff and Activity Japan's recommended points from a professional perspective, and we'll be introducing the charms of the shop in an easy-to-understand way!
In conjunction with the "Light Up Oku-Nikko" event, which is attracting a lot of attention this fall, we will introduce a variety of nature tours and sightseeing guided tours of Oku-Nikko, which will be held exclusively by Nikko Natural History Museum, a shop recommended by Activity Japan. Kegon Falls, the area around Lake Chuzenji, the British and Italian Embassy Villa Memorial Park, etc. Enjoy the nature of Oku-Nikko, Tochigi, which is known as one of the Kanto region's leading outdoor spots, along with a tour of popular tourist spots fantastically lit up on an autumn night.
We'll be taking a closer look at Nikko Natural History Museum, which offers nature tours in Oku-Nikko, Tochigi Prefecture. We'll be focusing on recommended tours that allow you to directly experience Oku-Nikko in the autumn foliage season, including mountain climbing/trekking, hiking, bird watching, cycling, and more, and introducing their appeal. If you live in Tokyo or the Kanto region, why not make the most of the autumn outing season by experiencing nature while taking all possible precautions against infection during the with-COVID and after-COVID periods?
Yakushima, Kagoshima Prefecture, is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is a remote island that is very popular with tourists, especially during long holidays. It is located about 60 km south-southwest of Cape Sata, Kagoshima Prefecture, the southernmost point of the mainland, and its area is about seven times the size of the area inside the Yamanote Line. Even before it was registered as a World Heritage Site, botanists and zoologists called Yakushima a "treasure of mankind" and a "unique island." Then, on December 11, 1993, it was officially registered as Japan's first World Heritage Site, along with the Shirakami-Sanchi Mountains. It was recognized as a World Heritage Site because the vegetation and vegetation transitions affected by the altitude, and the ecosystem changes unique to the warm temperate zone, are important for research. In addition, the ecosystem, which includes the Yakusugi cedars, which have a unique landscape, is characterized and evaluated as having great academic value.
Shirakami-Sanchi is a mountainous area of about 130,000 hectares that straddles Akita and Aomori prefectures. It is home to some of the world's largest beech forests, and the area of about 52 hectares has been left almost untouched by human hands and has been left in its natural state. A precious ecosystem where various plants and animals live and grow naturally is preserved, and it was registered as a World Heritage Site (natural heritage) in 1993. There are many attractive spots where you can enjoy the great outdoors, such as Shirakami-dake, which offers a panoramic view of the Shirakami-Sanchi, Kuzureyama, which overlooks Futatsumori and Lake Juniko (Aoike Pond at the trailhead is the most popular of Lake Juniko), Sandan Anmon Falls, and Hibarasawa Valley. From early summer, when the new green leaves shine, to autumn, when the leaves can be enjoyed, the area is crowded with tourists who enjoy hiking and trekking tours on forest roads. In winter, the area that can be entered is limited, but snow hikes on snow-covered trekking courses are popular. For motorcyclists, touring on forest roads that are not too well maintained is also popular. We would like to introduce some recommended plans for the coming season in Shirakami-Sanchi.
I would like to try canoeing, kayaking and SUP in the mangroves on Amami Oshima, but trekking seems good too. I want to enjoy the natural green scenery like the classic movie "Princess Mononoke". The other day I was just talking with a friend about Princess Mononoke, and we got really excited about why Ashitaka gave San a necklace-like thing he got from someone who admired him. I'm sure Ashitaka didn't mean any harm, but... I thought. If I were San, I would feel complicated, or rather, I would think that she should cherish it. I would like to talk to someone with a different opinion. Going back to the topic, I would like to go trekking, but I'm afraid that if I go alone I'll panic if I come across a snake or something, so I was looking for a good plan, and I found an attractive course, so I'd like to introduce it to you.
Recently, I was researching about diving and sea kayaking that can be experienced on Chichijima Island in the Ogasawara Islands, Tokyo. (As an aside, there is also Hahajima Island.) I learned that there are many remnants of military facilities from the Pacific War left on Chichijima Island, just as they were at the time. Iwo Jima Island, about 280km further south from Chichijima Island, is famous for being the site of a fierce ground battle between the Japanese and US armies, but the only way for ordinary people to get there today is to join a tour (held several times a year) on the Ogasawara-Maru, the only means of transportation.
Jomon Cedar, Shiratani Unsuikyo Gorge, Okawa Falls, Wilson Stump, and more... Yakushima is a World Heritage site filled with the mysteries of nature. This time, we will focus on trekking and mountain climbing experiences on Yakushima that can be booked through Activity Japan, and introduce basic knowledge and recommended plans. About 20% of the island, centered around Miyanouradake, is registered as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it is the second largest remote island in Kagoshima Prefecture after Amami Oshima. Experience Yakushima to the fullest with a trekking and mountain climbing experience, where you can step on this mysterious island that shows off its beauty in every season.
Climbing Mt. Fuji is highly popular among young people, young and old, both men and women, and even seniors. Mount Fuji, the symbol of Japan and the highest mountain in Japan at 3,776m above sea level, has been gaining even more attention since it was registered as a UNESCO (United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization) World Heritage Site on June 26, 2013. In this article, we will introduce the basics of climbing Mt. Fuji, which every Japanese person should experience at least once, as well as the experience plans and tours for climbing Mt. Fuji (trekking) that can be booked through Activity Japan.
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