Hello, I’m Mio! Today, I will introduce Aokigahara, located northwest of Mount Fuji. Aokigahara is a forest formed by lava flows, known for its unique landscape and mysterious atmosphere. Here’s a 2-minute guide to trekking in Aokigahara. Course Overview The trekking courses in Aokigahara are well-maintained, making them safe for beginners. A recommended route starts […]
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Hello, I’m Mio! Today, I will introduce Mount Norikura, which spans Nagano and Gifu prefectures. Mount Norikura is 3,026 meters high and offers trekking courses for both beginners and advanced hikers. Here’s a 2-minute guide to trekking on Mount Norikura. Course Overview There are many trekking courses on Mount Norikura, but a recommended route is
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Hello, I’m Mio! Today, I will introduce Utsukushigahara in Nagano Prefecture. Utsukushigahara is a plateau about 2,000 meters above sea level, and it offers fantastic trekking courses. Here’s a 2-minute guide to trekking in Utsukushigahara. Course Overview The trekking courses in Utsukushigahara are designed for both beginners and advanced hikers. A recommended route starts from
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Hello, I’m Mio! Today, I will introduce the Kumano Kodo, located in Wakayama Prefecture. Known as an ancient pilgrimage route, the Kumano Kodo is rich in natural beauty and historical sites. Course Overview A popular trekking route on the Kumano Kodo is the Nakahechi Route. This route spans approximately 38 kilometers and can be walked
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The Tango Peninsula, located in northern Kyoto Prefecture, is a hidden gem known for its stunning coastal landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and outdoor activities. It offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Why Visit Tango Peninsula? How to Get There The Tango Peninsula is accessible from Kyoto. Take a train
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Hello, I’m Mio. Today, I want to introduce one of my favorite places. Mount Takao is a beautiful mountain located just an hour away from central Tokyo. It’s a popular destination for both locals and tourists who want to experience nature and enjoy stunning views. Why Visit Mount Takao? How to Get There Mount Takao
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Miura Peninsula, located south of Tokyo, is a beautiful coastal area in Kanagawa Prefecture. Known for its scenic beauty and rich history, this region offers a variety of attractions for visitors. Why Visit Miura Peninsula? How to Get There Miura Peninsula is easily accessible from Tokyo. You can take a train from Tokyo Station to
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Aokigahara, also known as the Sea of Trees, is a unique and fascinating forest at the base of Mount Fuji in Japan. This dense forest is full of natural beauty and intriguing history. Why Visit Aokigahara? How to Get There Aokigahara is easily accessible from Tokyo. You can take a train to Kawaguchiko Station and
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Hello, I’m Mio. Today, I want to introduce one of my favorite places, Kitakata in Fukushima Prefecture. Known as “Little Kyoto,” Kitakata is a beautiful town full of history and tradition. Kitakata is famous for its historic kura (storehouses) from the Edo period, with about 4,000 of them still standing. These storehouses were historically used