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SUMMER

June - August

In Japan, Summer lasts from June to mid-September. Despite being the hottest and most humid season of the year, it can also be one of the liveliest times. A whole range of activities is waiting for you such as water activities, trekking in a tropical jungle or getting some fresh air in the National Park of Hokkaido. You will surely enjoy the summer there!

HOKKAIDO

Northern Most Region of Japan

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You can experience the magnificence of Hokkaido either from the sky, the sea or land, by jumping on a boat, a paraglider, riding a horse or just by wandering around Nature. A great variety of activities are available such as soba noodle making, pottery, canoeing… If you wish more details on those activities, get in touch with us, we will guide you!

THE CHARM OF BIEI PREFECTURE:

Great nature activities. Cooking classes with a fisherwomen using volcano heat

BIEI

Hokkaido

SHIKOKU

Southwest Region of Japan

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Famous for Udon noodles, it is the smallest area in Japan having nonetheless many attractions such as sea and mountains, Japanese gardens, exquisite gourmet food, a beautiful town where some movies were filmed.

THE CHARM OF KAGAWA PREFECTURE:

Udon noodles teaching and tasting. The 88 pilgrimage sites Route. 

Fantastic ropeway with sky, sea and valley views.

KAGAWA

Shikoku

OKINAWA

Southwestern Tip Region of Japan

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With clear blue sky, crystal clear water, bright sunshine, relaxing time, OKINAWA is the best place to enjoy summer. Whether enjoying gourmet food, practicing water sports or being in touch with Nature and animals, you will be able to experience a wide variety of activities… Or, you can just enjoy sunbathing on the beach! 

THE CHARM OF OKINAWA ISLAND:

Unique atmosphere. 

Untouched mangrove forests. 

Mosaic of food, languages and beliefs.

OKINAWA

Okinawa
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