After visiting Yashima Marsh, I also visited Odoriba Marsh. I didn't go inside this time, so I'll just introduce the scenery! Exploration ▼This sign is the landmark. You can park 1-2 cars. ▼The scenery of the marsh looks like this. ▼It's easy to access because you can see it right from your car. Overview of marsh information *If you go inside, it will take about 40-50 minutes. Summary ...

I suddenly felt like going to a marsh, so I drove to Nagano and went to Yashimagahara Marsh. I arrived too early and it was before sunrise, so I took a nap and waited for the sunrise. Exploration ▼As expected, there is a lot of snow from the parking lot, as the altitude is high. ▼Deer footprints? ▼Deer hair? ▼The toilets and rest house seem to be closed until April. ▼I walked through the snow...

This is a wetland that is part of Shizuoka Prefectural Forest Park in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is modest, but has a diverse environment and seems to be suitable for observing creatures. Touring the wetland Late February ▼No flowers are blooming. ▼There is an abundance of water. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220227sanbanike About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼The path is...

I went to the Sanbanike Wetland in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture! Exploration ▼A relatively large parking lot. We got ready and set off! ▼There is a large pond. Is this the Sanbanike? ▼The path is fairly solid. It's easy to walk. ▼As I walked, a boardwalk appeared. ▼A boardwalk with steps. I think this shape is unusual. ▼The leg structure is like this ▼It seems to be protected. ...

The snow has finally started to melt in Hakuba Village, and the beautiful flower season is upon us. Plants sprout here and there, coloring the marshland. It's the best time for people interested in marshland plants! There are still few signs of animals, but the trees are not overgrown, so it's an easy time to observe wild birds. There are few people around, so you can take your time taking photos.

I went to Negawa Wetlands in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture. It was a well-maintained park-like environment, and I was able to enjoy multiple wetlands. Exploration ▼The parking lot was spacious. ▼We headed straight for the wetlands. ▼There was a boardwalk so we could see inside the wetlands. ▼There was a lot of water, and in the spring you could see tadpoles and other creatures. ▼There was also a stream, and the terrain was diverse. ▼This area was already...

Negawa Wetland is an artificial wetland located in Hamamatsu City, Shizuoka Prefecture. It has been designated as a model area for Satoyama conservation, and includes wetland and rice field areas. Various creatures can be observed. Touring the wetland Late February ▼Large pond ▼Stream ▼Rice field area https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220227nekawa About equipment, physical strength, and skills ...

I went to Tenpaku Wetland in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. Exploration ▼It's next to Tenpakusan Shrine. ▼The area surrounded by a blue fence is the wetland. ▼It seems that conservation activities are being carried out! ▼It's small in scale. ▼There is a surprising amount of water. ▼The boardwalk is quite narrow, so I had to walk carefully. ▼If there are plants blooming around here, it would be easy to observe them. ▼Shiratamaho...

Tenpaku Wetland is a small wetland with an elevation of about 76m and an area of about 0.14ha. It is the only remaining small wetland that once existed in this area. Touring the wetland Late February ▼There were no plants or animals at this time of year. ▼There were remains of white starweed. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220226tenpaku About equipment, stamina, and skills...

I went to Kannon Numa in winter! I also came to Kannon Numa in winter last year, but I visited a little later. Exploration ▼ Parked the car and got ready. There was much less snow than in January last year. ▼ There was a fair amount of snow, but it seemed harder compared to when I visited last year. ▼ When you get to this area, you sink up to your ankles. Hiking boots...