Tsuta Wild Bird Forest is a lush forest stretching upstream of the Oirase Gorge in Towada City, Aomori Prefecture. It's a scenic spot dotted with primeval beech forests and large and small marshes. The group of lakes and marshes known as the Seven Tsuta Marshes offers beautiful seasonal scenery, captivating visitors with their tranquil reflections of the trees and wild birds on the water's surface. A well-maintained walking trail allows visitors to enjoy everything from casual strolls to serious nature observation. Learn about the wetlands at Tsuta...

Kurosawa Marsh is a marshland located in Urushigawa, Ikeda-cho, Miyoshi City, Tokushima Prefecture. It is the only marshland in Shikoku to be selected as one of Japan's 500 Important Wetlands by the Ministry of the Environment, demonstrating its importance. Understanding the Marsh: Kurosawa Marsh is located among the mountains at an elevation of 550 meters. It stretches approximately 2 kilometers north to south and is 100 to 300 meters wide. It is one of the largest marshes in Shikoku, and is also one of the most...

Mount Hiuchi, the highest peak of the Kubiki Sanzan mountain range, is located within Myoko-Togakushi Renzan National Park and is home to several marshes. The marshes create a unique landscape, making for a truly unique hiking experience. The three main attractions on Mount Hiuchi are Takaya Pond, Tengu Garden, and the summit. Each is equally beautiful and difficult to choose. While the climb is challenging, the scenery is well worth it. August...

Dragonfly Nature Park is the world's first dragonfly sanctuary. With 81 species of dragonflies and over 700 species of wildflowers, it's a great place for wildlife observation. Touring the marshland in September. Autumn is approaching, and the atmosphere is quiet. At this time of year, large dragonflies are hard to spot. We were able to see several species of damselflies. https://www.wetlandjapan.com...

This is a wetland in Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. Although it is not large, it is a valuable place where 80 kinds of wetland plants, including endangered species, live. It is designated as a natural monument of the prefecture and is also an important wetland designated by the Ministry of the Environment. Touring the wetland September Late September was the season for egret flowers. It is a good season with various flowers blooming. https://www.wetlandjapan....

This is a small pond near Lake Mashu in Teshikaga Town, Kawakami District, Hokkaido. The highly transparent water and the indescribable blue color of the water make this a mysterious pond. The water is highly transparent and when the sunlight hits it, it turns a beautiful blue color. What is Kaminoko Pond? Kaminoko Pond is a small pond near Lake Mashu. The highly transparent water and the sight of the Dolly Varden trout swimming gently in it make you feel like you are in eternal...

Penketo and Panketo are two lakes located northeast of Lake Akan in Kushiro, Hokkaido. You can see the pristine lake that is generally inaccessible. Penketo seen from Sokodai What are Penketo and Panketo? Penketo and Panketo are two lakes located northeast of Lake Akan. The name comes from the Ainu language, with Penke-to referring to the upper lake and Pan...

This is a natural park in Saitama. There are ponds and forests scattered throughout the park, attracting many birds. There are also many fields, so you can enjoy a picnic. Attractions Scenery ▼There are paths for walking and cycling. ▼There are water sources and forests, attracting birds. ▼You can hear the calls of various birds from the forest. ▼You can also have a picnic if you bring a sheet. Knowledge Environment ▼Park...

Touring the marshland Late April https://www.wetlandjapan.com/hakubahigashiyamashizenen About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼It's easy to walk and there are no dangerous places. About the creatures that live there ▼Irises and Japanese irises seem to be the main ones. Visiting the marshland Access ▼About 6 minutes from Hakuba Station. Go...

This is a former marshland located south of the Hakuba roadside station. The name Gakumo is said to come from the cranberry (locals called it Gakumo) that grew in the marshland. Touring the marshland Late April ▼ All that remains is barren land that cannot be called a marshland. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/22423-gakumohara About equipment, stamina, and skills...