After enjoying the source of the Himekawa River, we headed straight to Oyami Marsh! The snow was even deeper, and the atmosphere was waiting for spring. Exploration ▼Area with a lot of snow. ▼There is not much snow here. It seems to change greatly depending on the sunlight. ▼The marsh area was still like sorbet. ▼In contrast to Ochikura Marsh, where skunk cabbage and skunk cabbage were bustling, it seems that the season for living creatures is still a little ways off. ▼It looks quiet...

I went to Oyami Marsh in May. Exploring ▼At first, the scenery is wide and spacious. At this time of year, the plants are short, so it's easy to see the terrain. ▼In May, the plants are abundant. ▼Many small flowers are blooming. ▼In the back, there are trees growing, forming the edge of a forest. ▼Perhaps because of the snow melting, there is an abundance of water. ▼Dogtooth violets ▼Anemone anemone ▼Lilium longiflorum...

I went to Oyami Marsh in Hakuba Village, Nagano Prefecture. Scenery ▼We parked the car and headed out to the marsh. ▼Boardwalks were set up across the marsh, making it a good environment for nature observation. ▼At first glance, it looks like a very dry marsh, but it seems to be supplied with water from the nearby mountains. ▼Water springs out in abundance. ▼Although the altitude is 750m, there are plants growing in the subalpine and alpine zones...

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...