2022.7.22 Yone Marsh -Marsh in full bloom-

I visited the rice marsh in early spring.

（*Due to damage caused by heavy rains in 2024, it is currently inaccessible.
For more information,Sakegawa Village Tourism Association websiteAt)

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First, the entrance.

The greenery is becoming much more lush.

As you approach the marshland, you will come across a boardwalk.

A boardwalk that was once in use.
It is falling apart due to aging.

This was also a former boardwalk.
It's gradually filling up.

Toad eggs.

The further you go, the more lush the area becomes.

A beautiful scene that makes you feel the spring.

Rock mirror.

The season for Japanese laurels is over and they seem to be starting to wither.

Violet rhizome?

Skunk cabbage.

Water lily.

Menyanthes trifoliata

Japanese pond frog

Glaucidium

Mountain brown frog

summary

Early May was a great season to feel the spring.
Various flowers bloomed and the atmosphere was quiet and enjoyable.
The frogs also seemed to be starting to move around, so it was fun to meet them.

Wetland Japan

Let's go to the Rice Marsh! | Marshland Diary The Yone Marsh in Sakagawa Village, Yamagata Prefecture, is known for its diverse array of plants. It's a treasure trove of rare flora and fauna, including the Gifu butterfly, which can be seen in early spring. *Currently inaccessible due to damage from heavy rains in 2024...