Kasai Rinkai Park is a bird paradise that is easily accessible from the city center. It has a wide range of facilities, so you can enjoy bird watching with ease. Touring the marshland Early January ▼There is a diverse environment. ▼You can also see kingfishers. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/2113kasai About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼The roads are quite well paved...

This is a paradise for wild birds located very close to the city center. In addition to bird watching, you can also enjoy picnics, making it an observation spot that can be enjoyed by families with children, couples, and serious bird watchers alike. Exploration ▼You can also have a picnic on the grass while looking out at the sea. ▼A view from the Bird Watching Center There were many people carrying bazooka lenses. ▼Observation lenses for bird watching...

I went to Yashima Marsh in winter! Exploration ▼Snowscape all around. Of course, the toilets are closed in winter. ▼We're leaving! ▼The snow is quite deep. You can't go in sneakers. ▼The weather is nice, but it's very cold. You'll freeze. ▼We'll push through the snow! ▼It's hard to tell from the photo, but the reflections from the snow are quite dazzling! ▼We'll go down into the marsh! ...

Since Goshikinuma was sunny, I thought that Kannonuma in winter might be sunny as well, so I came back. Exploration ▼Unlike yesterday, the weather was very good! ▼When the weather is good, you can take beautiful photos. ▼Mistletoe ▼Sticky berries ▼Beautiful blue sky. ▼There was no wind, so the sky was reflecting! ▼At this time of year, there are hardly any people or animals. ▼So I was able to have this scenery all to myself...

Following on from yesterday's Yanohara and Kannon-numa, I explored the marshes of Fukushima. First, I visited Goshikinuma in Urabandai. Exploration ▼I started walking, but there was a fair amount of snow. It seemed a bit tough in sneakers. ▼There was almost no slope in Goshikinuma, so I decided to go ahead. ▼The usual souvenir shops were buried (lol) ▼Bishamon-numa Maybe it's because the weather is nice...

After Yanohara Marsh, we arrived at Kannon Marsh. In stark contrast to Yanohara Marsh, there was no snow at all! Exploration ▼We parked the car in an empty parking lot and started out. It gets busy during the autumn foliage season, but there seem to be few visitors at this time of year. ▼Compared to summer and autumn, it is quite bleak. ▼All the leaves have fallen, so you can see the marsh clearly. ▼There are trees that look like they are from the...

I went to Yanohara Marsh just before winter. This area gets heavy snow, so this is the last time you can visit by car. Exploration ▼As usual, we parked the car and set off! Snow has already started to pile up. We really made it to the last minute! ▼We can see the northern swamp! ▼The usual spot! It's beautiful even with the snow! ▼We go down to the promenade. ▼The wind is cold...

This is a marshland in the mountain range of Mount Akagi in Gunma Prefecture. In early summer, you can enjoy the rhododendrons and day lilies, in autumn the leaves change color, and in early winter the quiet marshland can be enjoyed. Exploring the marshland in mid-November ▼The leaves have already changed color, but on a clear day you can enjoy a pleasant view. ▼Click here to explore! https://www.wetlandjap...

I stopped by Kakumanbuchi on my way up Mount Akagi. It's outside of the flower season, but the scenery is pretty nice. Exploration ▼I parked the car at the visitor center and headed out. It's November, so all the leaves have fallen. ▼After a short walk, I soon reached the pond. There is a boardwalk, so I could take a leisurely stroll. ▼It's a beautiful view. I felt like I wanted to look at it forever...

This is a marsh that appears temporarily after the snow melts at the Kashimayari Ski Resort in Omachi, Nagano Prefecture. Exploring the marsh Mid-April ▼The snow is starting to melt, and the marsh is peeking out. ▼Click here for the exploration article! https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220413kurosawa Late April ▼Most of the snow has melted. https:/...