I went to Goshikinuma in Fukushima Prefecture. It's still cold, but the snow is melting steadily. Exploration ▼There's still snow on Mt. Bandai. ▼The submerged trees create a nice atmosphere. ▼Butterbur buds are sprouting. ▼Many buds are sprouting in the river. ▼The marsh is surprisingly blue. ▼This time, it looks more like an emerald green. Overview of marsh information Summary Spring...

I came to Komatome Marsh in Fukushima Prefecture. Last time, I only made it as far as Oyachi, so I tried again. Exploration ▼First, Oyachi. ▼Day lilies ▼Iris arvensis ▼The cotton grass is also blooming. ▼It's balding a lot, but the cotton grass is also blooming. ▼Day lilies and cotton grass are blooming all over the Oyachi Marsh. ▼This time, I went even further...

I went to Komatome Marsh in Minamiaizu, Fukushima Prefecture. Exploration ▼We parked the car and set off. ▼It seems that you can enjoy the plants of each season. ▼Perhaps because it is a natural monument, the guides are very careful. There were about three guides. ▼It was my first time to see such careful guidance. ▼First, we went through the forest area. ▼Deer netting ▼The signs were also polite. ▼We started walking along the boardwalk...

I went to Miyatoko Marsh in Minamiaizu Town, Fukushima Prefecture. Exploration ▼We parked the car and set off. ▼This time, we decided to go around the boardwalk in a counterclockwise direction. ▼It seems that there was a fallen tree. Only the path part has been cleared, which is interesting. I am grateful to those who maintain the environment. ▼The road continued to climb. ▼There was a guide map at the fork in the road. Gradually...

We arrived at the Tamahara Marsh in Gunma Prefecture. Exploration ▼We set off. We walked along a paved road to the marsh. ▼It seems that you can observe many different birds. ▼There was also a beech spring water donation box. ▼We arrived at the entrance to the marsh. ▼We walked along the boardwalk in the forest. ▼Amphibious eggs! ▼They look like salamanders. ▼We went further. ▼We entered a marsh-like area...

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...

Exploration ▼We park our car in the parking lot and set off. ▼First, we walk up a slope. ▼The weather at this time of year is just right, making it easy to walk. ▼We enter the forest area. ▼After climbing the first slope, the path becomes flat. ▼As we descend to the first marsh, we immediately find some Asian skunk cabbage. ▼The flowers are starting to wither. Perhaps this is because there is not enough water. ▼...

Dobu Marsh is a marsh in Nagano Prefecture. It is divided into the South Dobu Marsh, which is close to the campsite, and the North Dobu Marsh, which is further away. Exploration ▼It was foggy when we arrived. ▼This is a map of the whole area. We arrived late and the fog was very strong, so we decided to explore only the South Dobu Marsh. ▼As we went through the forest, the atmosphere gradually became more like a real marsh. ▼Further in, we came across a marsh with a stream running through it...

This is a marshland in Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture. It is adjacent to the source of the Himekawa River and is an abundant marshland. Touring the marshland Mid-April ▼Marshland with snow remaining https://www.wetlandjapan.com/224oyomi Late April ▼Compared to other marshes, there are fewer flowers, but you can definitely feel the arrival of spring. https://www.wetlandja...

On June 6, 2020, I went to Takigashira Marsh in Aga Town, Niigata Prefecture. Scenery ▼We parked the car and set off! ▼Takigashira Marsh is an artificial marsh. It's hard to believe it's an artificial marsh. ▼It's a shame that the weather wasn't so good. ▼There were also places where we could take a rest. ▼It was the season for Hemerocallis middendorffii and Iris arvensis, so the place was colored in yellow and purple.