This is a wetland in Shinshiro, Aichi Prefecture. The roads are well maintained and there are many creatures to observe, so it's perfect for observing wildlife. Exploring the wetland in mid-February ▼There are few signs of wildlife. ▼There is still snow remaining. We could also see animal footprints. ▼The snow had completely melted in the wetland area. https://www.wetlandjapan.com...

The rice marshland in Sakegawa Village, Yamagata Prefecture, is known for the wide variety of plants that bloom there. It is a treasure trove of rare flora and fauna, including the Gifu butterfly, which can be seen in early spring. *Due to damage caused by heavy rains in 2024, it is currently inaccessible. For details, see the website of the Sakegawa Village Tourism Association. Touring the marshland ▼By July, all the marsh plants have finished blooming, and the area is generally lush and green. http://www.sakegawavillage.jp/

This is a marshland in Mamurogawa Town in the northern part of Yamagata Prefecture. Many creatures live here, including the red-veined dragonfly. Touring the marshland Late July ▼The first marshland has a boardwalk. Red-veined dragonflies and Japanese spotted frogs live here ▼The second marshland. You can go around the entire area. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/227na...

This is a marshland located on the Atsumi Peninsula in Aichi Prefecture. It is close to the sea and has a warm climate even in winter. It is small, but it is an environment where salamanders live. Touring the marshland Mid-February ▼The marshland has a nice atmosphere even in winter. ▼There is an abundance of water even in winter. ▼There is a boardwalk, and it is just a short walk from the parking lot. The marshland is small, so you can access it in casual attire. https://www....

This is a marshland in the Tambara Plateau in Gunma Prefecture. It is located at the foot of Mt. Hotaka and is surrounded by beech forests. Exploring the marshland Late May ▼It is divided into a marshland area and a forest area. ▼There is a boardwalk, so it is easy to walk. There were no dangerous areas. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/215tambara Mid-November ▼It accumulates...

This is a marshland in Kayanodaira, Nagano Prefecture. About a 30-minute walk from the bustling campsite, we came across a paradise for day lilies and dragonflies. Exploring the marshland Early June ▼The area with the stream has good visibility (Minamidobu Marshland). https://www.wetlandjapan.com/206minamidobu Mid-July It was the time when there were lots of dragonflies (...

This is a marshland in Minamiaizu. It is quieter than the popular Komadome Marshland, but it is also known as a natural monument. It is not so flashy in terms of flowers, but it is home to the rare Hachoto dragonfly. Touring the marshland Late June ▼There are low and high marshes, and a boardwalk runs through the high marsh area. https://www.wetlandjapan.c...

Komado Marsh, located in Minamiaizu, Fukushima Prefecture, is made up of three marshes: Oyachi Marsh, Shirakaba Marsh, and Minami Marsh. It is also designated as a national natural monument. Touring the marshlands Early June ▼The cotton grass season was coming to an end. ▼The Tateyama gentian was in full bloom. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/216komado Late June ▼...

This marshland is located south of Lake Kasumigaura. It is also known as Myoki-no-hana. It is also known as a bird watching spot, and the northern marsh harrier visits in winter. Touring the marshland Mid-February ▼It looks like a high-altitude marsh, but because it is adjacent to Lake Kasumigaura, there is an abundance of water. ▼There is a hut for bird watching. ▼In February and March, when the northern marsh harrier visits,...

Kitashiga Highlands, Nagano Prefecture This is a quiet marshland that lies beyond Ryuo. There are few people here, so you can look for living creatures and enjoy the quiet marshland. Touring the marshland Mid-June ▼This is the season when the marshland is colored with rhododendrons (Awara Marshland). ▼This is the season when various flowers, including rhododendrons, bloom (Mikazukiike Marshland). ▼For more information, please click here! https://www.mikazukiikemarshland.jp/...