Japan is a place where we experience many levels of emotions, where the human heart “touches” the quintessential, pristine beauty of nature, will be the desire to return again for those who have gone once, will be the desire to experience for those who have not had the opportunity to set foot in.
The ever-changing landscapes and climates of Japan’s 34 national parks — from the snow-capped north to the subtropical islands in the south — offer a unique glimpse into the biodiversity, natural rich in nature and the Japanese attach great importance to living in harmony with nature. Crossing the diverse and rich terrain, you will have the opportunity to learn about “living fossils” such as three-tailed sam, admire fields of wildflowers that cannot be found anywhere else in the world, or discover Break through the quiet forests overgrown with ancient Japanese willows.
As you delve deeper, you’ll gain unique experiences about Japan that testify to the enduring relationship between man and nature in the country’s national parks — from rice farming, to winemaking sake and bathing in hot springs to the cult of worshiping the sacred mountains of the country of cherry blossoms and shinrin-yoku, the art of “bathing” in the forest atmosphere.
With diverse nature, culture and local traditions, Japan’s national parks are filled with stories for you to experience. Write the next chapter of your travel book by planning a trip to these stunning national parks in Japan.
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