Genya, who posted an article about visiting the marshes in Hokkaido, wrote an account of his exploration of the Odanuki Marsh in winter! Here is Genya's article! Introduction The other day, I visited the "Odanuki Marsh" at the foot of Mt. Fuji on the Shizuoka side in early winter, as recommended by Nike. I also walked along the path by Lake Tanuki, so there are some overlaps, but I will introduce the origins of the marsh from public sources, etc.

On the way to Niigata, I happened to come across a place called Okubo Pond, where I heard that there were skunk cabbages growing, so I decided to stop by. Exploration ▼Okubo Pond Is it just a pond? ▼I thought there might be something in the back, so I walked along a path in the forest. ▼The path was muddy and scary, but I found something that looked like it. I managed to park the car and started exploring! ▼The skunk cabbage...

I heard that there is a mysterious pond on Nakayama Plateau, so I went to check it out. It was already evening, so it was gradually getting dark. Exploring ▼It's a very helpful sign. It seems to have been used as a location for some filming. ▼Rape blossom zone. ▼It's the best season! ▼After walking around, the pond came into view. ▼This is the mysterious pond! ▼It has quite an atmosphere...

Speaking of famous marshes in the Kanto region, Senjogahara is a must-see. I had been thinking about going there, but I never had the chance. Finally, I had a chance to go nearby, so I stopped by. Due to time constraints, I only went to the observation deck... Exploration ▼As it is a famous tourist spot, the parking lot was quite large. Even though the autumn leaves had already fallen, it was still quite crowded. Other...

I went to see the Tambara Marsh because I had some errands to take care of. It was already quite cold, and snow was falling. Exploration ▼It wasn't enough to accumulate, but it was snowing all the time. ▼The Bunanowakimizu water is still flowing at this time of year. ▼The autumn leaves had completely finished, and there were a lot of fallen leaves piled up. ▼I entered the marsh. ...

I enjoyed spring at Oyako Marsh. Exploration ▼I headed towards the marsh following the familiar signs. ▼There is still snow in the shade. ▼I have never actually climbed Mt. Dokaku before. Maybe I'll try next time. ▼I arrived at the marsh! All the snow in the sun has melted. ▼It's hard to see in the photo, but there are a lot of dogtooth violets growing! ▼The water...

Genya, who posted an article about visiting the marshes in Hokkaido, visited Shiga Kogen in the depths of autumn and wrote about his exploration. Here is Genya's article! Introduction Thursday, October 19th, sunny The marshes were colored brown, and as the gaiety faded, the crowds of people disappeared. For about a month and a half before the snowfall, I was able to enjoy the autumn leaves of Shiga Kogen's Shibuike, Forty-Eight Ponds, and Plateau...

While searching for interesting places on a map, I found a park with an appealing name, Torinuma Park. The photos on the map looked good. It looked like a wetland, so I decided to go. Exploration I was surprised at how big the parking lot was for a normal park. First, I decided to explore the area near the parking lot. As soon as I went inside, I found a map! The original scenery of Furano...

短い池巡りコースがあるので、少しでも見られないかと思い、旭岳の登山口にやってきました。 ビジターセンターで近くに湿原があることがわかりました。 そこを巡ってみることにしました。 探索 パッと見た感じはよくある湿原のようですが、中々に水量が多い様子らしいです。 雪解けの時期ならともかく、夏期なら大丈夫だろうとスニーカーで...

When I went to the ropeway station to tour the ponds of Mt. Asahidake, I found a visitor center and decided to stop by. If you are going to a marsh or mountain, I recommend a visitor center. It has exhibits on flora and fauna, climate, topography, local culture and history, and is a good way to get to know the unique atmosphere of the area. Especially when you go to a new place, it is important to get a sense of the atmosphere of the place.