
This is a full-day winter tour to one of the most stunning locations in Myoko. Experience snowshoeing through a beautiful woodland with your experienced guide. Stop while the guide creates a snow table, and then prepares a hot lunch. Along the way are countless animal tracks—sometimes the animals themselves—and birds. The tour then crosses suspension
AKAKURA FIRST STEPS is an introductory half-day event geared for individuals, families or small groups who would like to experience the mountains on snowshoes.
Autumn is a stunning season in Myoko. Here are some of the most popular places around Myoko to experience this amazing season.
Lake Nojiri is a part of the Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park. Its a great place for water sports.
Early spring snowshoeing in Sasagamine. Explore the forests with a guide.
The skunk cabbages at Imori Pond are now in full bloom. These beautiful flowers plants grow in the shallow water areas around the pond.
Mt Myoko 2,454 meters/8,051 feet Mt Myoko is the dormant volcano that looms over the village giving the area its name. It can be seen from every point with in Myoko City. The mountain is one of Japans 100 famous mountains. Around 20,000 years ago the top of the mountain was blown off in a
Mt Hiuchi Is beautiful in summer but climbing can be tough. Learn how to prepare for this climb and what scenery you can expect to see.
Naena Waterfall is an impressive 55m waterfall. It is framed by a steep basalt wall on each side and the thundering water crashes on to the large boulders below. In spring the snow melt from the mountain flows down and causes the volume of water to increase dramatically. The amount of water that comes down
Sasagamine is located deep in the Myoko mountain range and is a part of Myoko Togakushi Renzan National Park. It is located 1,300m above sea level, receives little rainfall and is cool even during the summer months. The area covers over 132 hectares so there is a lot to explore. The grassland is dotted with
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