2021.5.30 Tambara Marsh - A vast marshland at the foot of Mt. Hotaka -

We arrived at Tamahara Marsh in Gunma Prefecture.

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▼We are departing.

The walk to the marsh is along a paved road.

You can observe a variety of birds.

Beech Spring Water

There was also a donation box.

▼We have arrived at the entrance to the marsh.

▼ Walk along the boardwalk through the forest.

▼Amphibious eggs!

▼It looks like a salamander.

▼Let's go further.

▼The area is starting to look like a marsh.

▼I can see water in the distance. Is it a swamp?

▼ Deer are a problem here too.

Is skunk cabbage delicious?

▼We came out into an area with an open view.

▼At first glance, it looks like a high-altitude marsh.

▼There was also a pond.

▼Back to the forest

▼There are also places that resemble low-lying marshes.

Depending on the season, you may see skunk cabbage blooming.

▼We came out into an open space again.

▼It's gradually starting to feel like evening, so we decide to head home around this time.

Overview of Marshland Information

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There appears to be public transport.

For more information,Numata City Tourism Association WebsiteHere you go!

summary

The Tamahara Marshland, which is easily accessible from the Kanto region, is perfect for hiking.

There seems to be a wide variety of birds to see, so it's also a good place for birdwatching.

I'm also curious about the true identity of the salamander-like eggs.

I would like to visit in different seasons.