This is a marshland in Toyohashi City, Aichi Prefecture. It is the largest spring-fed marshland unique to the Tokai region. Although it is located near a city, it is a very valuable space where you can observe rich vegetation. Touring the marshland Late February ▼ Although it is off-season, you can enjoy a wide view. It is a beautiful winter landscape! https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220226imou Equipment and...

I went to the famous Ashimo Marsh in the Tokai region! It wasn't the flower season, so it was pretty empty! Exploration ▼There are very neat and well-written signs. It's a famous place after all! ▼There are a lot of reservoirs in the Tokai region. ▼I was surprised that the road was paved. It didn't look like a road to the marsh. ▼Probably the management building. There didn't seem to be anyone there. High season...

This is a marshland in Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture. It is one of the few marshes found in the Tokai region, and is the largest in area. It is a rich marshland inhabited by a variety of plants and animals. Touring the marshland Mid-February ▼The view is good in winter. You can also see the ponds. ▼It is quiet in winter, but there are some plants and animals. ▼Silver grass ▼Wild boar footprints https://www.wetlandjapan.c...

I went to Naganoyama in Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture. Exploring ▼Perhaps because it's in the shade, there was a fair amount of snow left in the parking lot. ▼It seems that buses also pass through. ▼We headed straight for the marsh. ▼There was a wire mesh gate, likely to protect against deer and other wildlife. It doesn't look very pretty, but once inside, it's hidden! Once inside, it was quite spacious. ▼...

This is a marshland in Shinjo City, Aichi Prefecture. It has been selected as a nationally important wetland by the Ministry of the Environment. Touring the marshland in mid-February ▼This is the whole picture. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/kiyookamukaiyama About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼There is only a boardwalk, so sneakers are sufficient. Be careful on rainy days as it may be slippery. ...

We arrived at Kiyotake Mukaiyama Marsh in Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture. Exploration ▼We parked the car and started. ▼As we walked through the trees, we saw the boardwalk. ▼We could see the marsh right away! ▼This is what the whole marsh looked like. ▼The amount of water seems to be low. It may increase during the rainy season. ▼The boardwalk here is quite tall. It's hard to take pictures of plants and other things...

This is a natural park in Shinshiro City, Aichi Prefecture. You can see forest green tree frogs, dragonflies, and egret flowers. There is also a skunk cabbage garden where skunk cabbages are planted. It is a park that can be enjoyed by families with children and the elderly. Touring the marshland Mid-February ▼It looks like a park. ▼Skunk cabbage garden ▼In mid-February, skunk cabbages start to sprout...

I went to a marsh forest in Aichi Prefecture. The buds have already begun to sprout! Exploring ▼It has more of a natural park feel than a marsh. ▼In the warm season, many people probably visit. ▼From here, you will enter the skunk cabbage area. It seems that 400 plants were planted as part of a city project. (From the Shinjo City website) ▼In the season, this area of the road is covered with...

This is a marshland in the southern part of Gifu Prefecture. The overall atmosphere is a little desolate. Exploring the marshland Mid-February ▼There was almost no snow, probably because of the low altitude. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/22212takahara About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼The path was easy to walk on. There is a boardwalk in the marshland area. Map ▼Takahara marsh...

I went to the highland marsh in the south of Gifu Prefecture! Exploration ▼We parked the car and started. ▼There seems to be a toilet. ▼There are proper signs. ▼It is well maintained and easy to walk. Maybe it's because of the low altitude, but there is no snow even though it's February. ▼There are quite a lot of signs. I wonder if this is necessary lol ▼I found a map. Iwanosawa Marsh is...