TAISETSU traverse tour now on sale🏔

Trying traverse for the first time! Take your first steps by traversing Mount Daisetsu in Hokkaido!

Mount Daisetsu, known as the roof of Hokkaido, is home to a vast alpine belt with beautiful scenery of colorful alpine plants blooming in full glory. It attracts many people, from beginners to advanced climbers, with Mount Asahi (2,291m above sea level), the highest mountain in Hokkaido, at its center.
Among them, the course that traverses Mount Asahidake and Mount Kurodake (1,984m above sea level), which can be said to be the symbol of Omote Daisetsu, is also known as the royal road for traversing Mount Daisetsu, and is a spectacular route that is the dream of many mountain climbing enthusiasts.
All tours include a mountain guide and a private taxi so that even beginners can take on the challenge with peace of mind!
Why not take the first step on an adventure to discover a new you?

[Tour highlights]
1. An environmentally friendly mountain climbing experience
Children can also develop environmental awareness by incorporating nature-friendly ideas such as the use of portable toilets and eco-friendly bottles.
2. Support with a female guide
Even beginners to traverse hiking can feel at ease. Female guides will provide careful support to ensure a safe climb.
3. Comfortable travel by private taxi
You can enjoy the mountains stress-free without worrying about your luggage or transportation during and after the hike.
4. Enjoy the charm of the Daisetsu area with a plan to stay before and after the trip
In addition to mountain climbing, you can also enjoy hot springs, gourmet food, and sightseeing.

Please make your reservation here ↓!

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Towards the 100th anniversary of Daisetsuzan National Park

Daisetsuzan National Park, one of the largest in Japan, is home to a nearly untouched "primitive mountain environment," and was designated a national park on December 4, 1934.
The mountainous area that makes up Hokkaido's Central Highlands is home to a rich array of rare ecosystems, including pikas and parsley butterflies, which are thought to be survivors of the Ice Age.
Furthermore, the vibrant alpine plant communities, centered around species endemic to Daisetsuzan such as Aconitum monkshood, create a beautiful landscape that the Ainu people called "Kamuy Mintara (the playground of the gods)" and warmly welcome climbers.
However, in recent years, environmental problems such as human waste littering have become serious, especially in shelters and campsites that do not have toilets. To improve this issue, bringing a portable toilet is becoming a standard part of mountaineering etiquette.
With the aim of promoting sustainable mountaineering and protecting the environment, this tour will gift all participants original ponchos, developed in collaboration with the outdoor brand CHUMS, which are easy to use and can also be used as a blindfold when using the portable toilets.
We hope that this will encourage you to enjoy the splendor of Daisetsuzan National Park to the fullest, while also raising awareness of the need to conserve the natural environment.
Daisetsuzan National Park will celebrate its 90th anniversary in 2024. As we look ahead to the next 100 years, we are pursuing sustainable tourism methods to preserve the beauty of Mount Daisetsu into the future.