Walk from Oyami Marsh to the source of the Himekawa River!
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▼We head from Oyami Marsh to the source of the Hime River.
▼After walking through the snow for about 10 minutes, we came to an open area.
Once you get here, you're close to the source of the Himekawa River.
▼The sun was just shining!
It seems like they are welcoming!
Snow-covered rest area
▼Arrived at the marshland!
▼There is snow everywhere except where the water is flowing.
▼The skunk cabbage hasn't even bloomed yet.
▼The snow gradually melts and creates patterns on the surface of the water.
▼The Himekawa River continues from here to Niigata and flows out into the Sea of Japan.
▼Even with so much snow, the moss remains lush and green.
What an overwhelming vitality!
▼ Footprints with claws
▼There are a lot of people leaving it there, so maybe it's a dog?
▼Snow was piled up on the trees that had fallen last year.
Repeating this process for years will cause it to decay!
Overview of Marshland Information
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Although I didn't see any flora or fauna, I was happy to see the snow-covered source of the Himekawa River.
Surrounding marshes
Ochikura Nature Park
Oyami Marshland
Iyari Marshland
Karahanami Marsh
The four seasons of the Himekawa River
Mid April
Mid May
Mid-September
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