Mori to Mizu in Tsunatori
森と湖in綱取
Explore dam structures and enjoy nature through hands-on activities like fish catching.This event has ended
"Mori to Mizu in Tsunatori" is an immersive experience held to celebrate the "Forest and Lake Season" (July 21–31) designated by the Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry and Fisheries and the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure, Transport and Tourism.
Highlights
About Mori to Mizu in Tsunatori
- Experience Nature: A rare chance to see inside a dam and enjoy the lush natural environment.
- Perfect for Families: Engaging programs like fish catching and woodworking are great for kids.
- Prepare Ahead: Since there are no shops nearby, ensure you bring plenty of water, snacks, and extra clothes.
Schedule
July 28, 2026
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
25°/15°
78%
Tue
8/4
26°/14°
0%
Wed
8/5
27°/15°
2%
Thu
8/6
25°/18°
4%
Fri
8/7
27°/21°
24%
Sat
8/8
25°/20°
76%
Sun
8/9
22°/17°
61%
Plan your stay & activities
Tips
Clothing
Wear sturdy walking shoes for the dam tour as stairs can be slippery. Bring a jacket as the interior is cool (approx. 10°C).
Essentials
There are no convenience stores or vending machines nearby. Bring your own food, drinks, change of clothes, and rain gear.
Payment
While some snacks might be sold, there are no shops nearby, so prepare everything in advance.
Weather
The event proceeds in light rain but may be canceled in case of heavy rain or bear sightings.
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