Miyakozawa Wetlands is a wetland where you can experience the tranquil nature of the Satoyama area, with its expansive landscape of vegetation and waterside scenery that changes with the seasons. The area's attractions include not only the flowers, but also the soft scenery woven by water and greenery, and the diverse creatures that gather there. In recent years, the introduction of invasive species has become a problem, and countermeasure events are being held. Touring the Wetlands in May...

Bense Marsh is a beautiful marshland, decorated in early summer with flowers such as day lilies and wild irises. The views are excellent, offering a pleasant, open landscape. Explore the marshland in early May. In early spring, there are no tall plants, offering clear views. Mount Iwaki, still covered in snow, is a beautiful sight. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/2022-5-2-bense...

Teguramori Marsh is a marshland located in Funagata City, Yamagata Prefecture. It has been designated an Important Satoyama (Satoyama) Area by the Ministry of the Environment. Touring the Marsh: Early May. At this time of year, no flowers can be seen in the marsh. Around the marsh, we saw dogtooth violets and Japanese primroses. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220504teguramori Regarding equipment, stamina, and skills...

Karimegi Marsh is a low-lying marshland nestled among the mountains of Ugo Town, Ogachi District, Akita Prefecture. Its deep mountain location offers a quiet and tranquil atmosphere. Sixty-four species of native plants, including the endemic Garimegi Inunohiges, are known to inhabit the area, along with numerous insects such as dragonflies. Touring the Marsh: May: This is the time when skunk cabbage and anemone flowers can be seen. The marsh landscape remains dreary. https:...

This is the Urabandai marsh formed by the eruption of Mt. Bandai. Many people visit to see the beautiful colorful lake. Touring the marsh Late April ▼There is almost no snow left, and butterbur buds and other plants are sprouting. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/194goshikinuma Mid-December ▼There is already a lot of snow. Walking...

This is a marshland in Kitaibaraki. It is a habitat for precious plants and animals, including the Japanese black salamander, the Japanese dragonfly, and the Japanese ozeito dragonfly. Touring the marshland Mid-January ▼You can get a panoramic view of the marshland from the observation deck. Even though it is January, there is almost no snow. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/22116kameyachi Equipment and stamina...

This is a marshland in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. It is a habitat for the blue-and-white dragonfly and highland plants, and is designated as a natural monument of Iwaki City. Touring the marshland Mid-January ▼You can't enter the marshland, but it looks spacious. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/22116uchikura About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼There are footpaths and boardwalks...

Emperor Showa also visited this marshland. In summer, you can see egret flowers and dragonflies! Touring the marshland Mid-January ▼There was nothing to see in winter. https://www.wetlandjapan.com/220116sasadaira About equipment, physical strength, and skills ▼There are no dangerous areas, but the boardwalk in the marshland is narrow. There are also many people who pass each other...

This is a marshland in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture. It is in a warm area with little snow, and in spring you can see plants such as three-leaved jasmine. Touring the marshland Early to mid-January ▼The combination of a private house and a marshland is quite rare. ▼There was a surprising amount of water! https://www.wetlandjapan.com/2219saiso https://www.wetl...

This is a marshland at the foot of Mt. Chokai in Yurihonjo City, Akita Prefecture. It has been selected as an important wetland as one of the marshes of Mt. Chokai. It is rich in water, and is one of the trailheads for Mt. Chokai and also serves as a campsite. Exploring the marshland in late July ▼The plants are tall, so it is not very visible from the ground. ▼You can see it to some extent by looking down from the second floor of the rest area. (Photo taken by drone) ...