Highlights

Shichijo Waterfall - The art of ice.\n\nThe hallmark of this excursion is the majestic sight that grows more impressive with the colder temperatures and the formation of icicles.\nTraverse a pristine snow-covered path with snowshoes.\n\nWould you like to experience something out of the ordinary by strolling down avenues flanked by the tracks of wildlife in the snow and towering trees?\n\nParticipation cost\nAdult: 6,000 yen\nChild: 3,000 yen\n\nWhat’s included in the fee\nFootwear, snowshoes, poles, insurance coverage, and the services of a guide\n Photographs are not part of the package.\n\nAvailability\nFrom late December to mid-March (A minimum of 2 participants required)\n\nItinerary\n3 hours from gathering to wrap-up\nâ From 9:00 to 12:00\nâ¡ From 12:30 to 15:30\n\n~Procedure~\nâ Meet at the store, complete the consent paperwork and payment.\nâ¡ Once prepared, proceed to the starting point by personal vehicle or the store’s vehicle if taking the bus.\nâ¢ Brief preparation before embarking! Approximately a 1-hour hike to the waterfall.\nâ£ Savor the view and enjoy a tea break.\nâ¤ Head back the way you came and conclude at the store. (For those with personal vehicles, disbanding on-site is also an option.)\n\nRequirements for joining\n Typically, students in 4th grade and above ã» Younger students must be accompanied by an adult.\n Participants should be in good physical and mental health; those with chronic or serious illnesses, or who are pregnant, are advised not to join.\n\nWhat to bring\nInsulated winter clothing for the upper and lower body, such as ski and snowboard attire.\nDress in layers like warm fleece for ease of movement.\nBring gloves, a hat, boots, snowshoes, and hand warmers (available at the store).\n Note: Rentals will not be provided starting from 2020.

What's Included

Snowshoe and boot rental included
Guided tour fees covered
All necessary equipment provided
Insurance premium included

What's Not Included

- Photos are not included.

Location

㈱オーシャンデイズ (Ocean Days)

Stop at the parking lot at Lake Shikotsu National Park, in the shopping street 2 steps down the parking lot There is a corner. A clear kayak climbing flag (yellow / blue) stands.