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－Itinerary information－

Meeting time: 6:45 

Meeting place in Tokyo: In front of Marunouchi Building, Tokyo 

Departure time: 7:00 Departing from Tokyo 

Return information: About 19:30 Arriving near JR Tokyo Station

－Itinerary introduction－

"Oze National Park" is a national park located in Fukushima Prefecture, Tochigi Prefecture, Gunma Prefecture, and Niigata Prefecture. The open period to go climbing is only from May to October each year. Various flowers bloom from spring to early summer, and the red leaves in autumn are also very charming, attracting many people to visit. Among them, "Ozegahara" is the largest plateau wetland in Japan.

"Ozegahara" is about 1,400 meters above sea level and has a history of about 10,000 years. Therefore, more than 900 species of ancient alpine plants are preserved here, which has considerable research value. In addition, it is also a five-star mountaineering route that is longed for by hikers who love natural mountains and forests.

Spring (late May to June): Oze's representative plants, mainly water plantains, begin to bloom. Large and small ponds in the wetland begin to surface, and large areas of water plantains are grown. This is Oze's representative plant. One of the most classic landscapes.

Summer (July to late August): Oze is very lively in summer, with butterflies, dragonflies, and bees flying freely everywhere, full of life. Among them, "Nikko Yellow Suga" is the most attractive, which sprinkles Ozehara with golden yellow.

Autumn (September to October): Around mid-to-late September, Oze will enter autumn. At this time, there will be a large number of tourists taking advantage of the crisp autumn weather to come to climb mountains. The green water plants begin to turn red, and then the surrounding mountains gradually change color, officially ushering in Oze autumn full of red leaves!