A Look at Shiga Kogen! This video, titled "Shigakogen PV 2019," released by the "Shiga Kogen Cableway Association," is an introductory video of the Shiga Kogen Ski Resort in Nagano Prefecture. Shiga Kogen is a plateau in the central area of Joshinetsu Kogen National Park, located in Yamanochi, Shimotakai, Nagano and has an elevation of more than 2,000 meters. It is known as one of the largest ski resort areas in Japan and has also been designated as UNESCO Eco Park. Shiga Kogen Ski Resort was also the first ski resort in Japan to have a ski lift installed. After that, a new pulse gondola, snowboard slopes, and a snow park were installed, and it became a Mecca for winter sports in the Chubu region. A Look at the Shiga Kogen Ski Resort Featured in the Video Source :YouTube screenshot At the Shiga Kogen Ski Resort, there are 18 courses. They are as follows: ・Sun Valley Ski Area [Video 0:03] ・Maruike Ski Area [Video 0:07] ・Hasuike Ski Area [Video 0:10] ・Giant Ski Area [Video 0:14] ・Ichinose Family Ski Area [Video 0:17] ・Ichinose Diamond Ski Area [Video 0:21] ・Ichinose Yamanokami Ski Area [Video 0:25] ・Takamagahara Mammoth Ski Area [Video 0:29] ・Higashidateyama Ski Area [Video 0:33] ・Nishidateyama Ski Area [Video 0:36] ・Hoppo Bunadaira Ski Area [Video 0:40] ・Tannenomori Okojo Ski Area [Video 0:44] ・Terakoya Ski Area [Video 0:47] ・Okushiga Ski Area [Video 0:51] ・Yakebitaiyama Ski Area (Yakebitaiyama) [Video 0:55] ・Kumanoyu Ski Area [Video 0:59] ・Yokoteyama Ski Area [Video 1:03] ・Shibutoge Ski Area [Video 1:06] Sightseeing at Shiga Kogen During Summer and Autumn Photo：Jigokudani Hot Springs Shiga Kogen is great not only for winter, as shown in the video, but also for hiking/trekking during spring and summer and in autumn when the leaves change color. There are mountain trails, promenades, and campgrounds so you can enjoy relaxing activities in the great outdoors. At Shiga Kogen, you'll see natural phenomena related to volcanoes, weather, and water conditions, such as the Jigokudani Hot Springs at Shibutoge which has been designated a national natural monument, or the branches of the deciduous broad-leaf trees that are prone to the formation of rime. Shiga Kogen is also getting attention as a habitat for animals such as stoats, Asian black bears, Japanese serow, and golden eagles, as well as plants such as beech and oak trees. At Shiga Kogen, there's also the Prince Hotel and other charming onsen (hot springs) to enjoy. Here we'll list a few of them. ・Kumanoyu Onsen ・Kidoike Onsen ・Kumanoyu Hotaru Onsen ・Shigayama Onsen ・Takamagahara Onsen ・Makuiwa Onsen ・Maruike/Hasuike Onsen Summary of Shiga Kogen Photo：Shiga Kogen Shiga Kogen is an attractive tourist spot where you can enjoy different scenery in every season. Shiga Kogen Ski Resort also has a ski school and equipment rental plans, so even beginners can easily try out to the slopes. We recommend checking directions and price information beforehand and also checking the snowfall using the live cameras as well. 【Official Website】Shiga Kogen Ski Resort https://www.shigakogen-ski.com/en

Shizuoka Prefecture Sightseeing Guide! This video, titled "Shizuoka Sightseeing Activity Edition Part 1" (静岡観光 アクティビティ編 Part-1), contains footage of Shizuoka prefecture's idol group ROSARIO+CROSS (ロザリオクロス) introducing sightseeing activities in Shizuoka prefecture! There are numerous activities to enjoy in Shizuoka prefecture; an area steeped in natural beauty and home to the World Heritage Site Mt. Fuji and the magnificent Suruga Bay. Enjoy the reactions of idol group ROSARIO+CROSS as they try out different activities and share their thoughts! Paragliding in Shizuoka Prefecture! Source :YouTube screenshot From 1:07 in the video, you can see the Asagiri Plateau Paragliding School (アサギリ高原パラグライダースクール, asagirikougen paraguraida-suku-ru) located in Nebara, Fuji city. The thought of paragliding may be slightly intimidating for someone who has never done it; however, this school offers a "Tandem flight course" where you can paraglide alongside an instructor, so even beginners can enjoy it. You can reach the take off area easily by mine cart. After a brave take off, you'll enjoy a beautiful view of the nearby scenery as you soar across the sky. There is also a paragliding area at the nearby Sky Asagiri (スカイ朝霧). On top of that, there's a practice area and facilities for children, making it an experience that you can enjoy with the whole family! Recently an increasing number of people are using the area for paragliding training and to polish their skills. In the video, you can see two members of ROSARIO+CROSS receive guidance from an instructor and from 2:52 you can see them paraglide down a small hill all by themselves. Then, from 4:10 you can see them take the mine cart to the take off area. Watch as they soar across the sky like birds! Bungee Jumping in Shizuoka Prefecture! Source :YouTube screenshot As you can see from 6:42 in the video, you can try bungee jumping from Sudokeikoku bridge (須津渓谷橋, sudokeikokubashi) at Sudokawa ravine (須津川渓谷, sudokawakeikoku) located in the Hina area (比奈) of Fuji city. Bungee jump instructors are there to guide you so you will feel safe and secure. Secured by a safety rope, you can experience the thrilling 54-meter drop surrounded by the beautiful scenery of Odana Falls (大棚の滝, oodananotaki). The Sudokawa ravine area is also famous for the scenery created by the beautifully colored leaves in fall. From 8:24 in the video, after listening to the instructors guidance the two members of ROSARIO+CROSS let out a scream and jump! Many More Activities to Enjoy in Shizuoka! Photo：A hiker enjoying the early summer wetlands There are plenty of other activities you can enjoy in the Fuji and Gotemba areas (御殿場エリア) of Shizuoka prefecture. Some of these include trekking, barbecuing, river and sea rafting, sea kayaking, scuba diving, wakeboarding and standup paddleboarding. Summary of Sightseeing in Shizuoka Prefecture Photo：Mount Fuji and Asagiri Plateau For those looking to try out the activities featured in the video, such as paragliding or bungee jumping, we recommend taking a trip to the Mt. Fuji area in Shizuoka! Please be aware that the activities in this video require a reservation beforehand. Make sure to check the address, business hours, access, and parking information ahead of time. Enjoy your trip to Shizuoka! 【Tripadvisor】Asagiri Plateau Paragliding School https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g780857-d8512092-Reviews-Asagiri_Kogen_Paraglider_School-Fujinomiya_Shizuoka_Prefecture_Tokai_Chubu.html

This video, titled "Gungho Monster Pipe Official" (ガンホー・モンスターパイプ公式), was released by "Gungho Monster Pipe Minami Uonuma City Monster Pipe Management Association" (ガンホー・モンスターパイプ 南魚沼市モンスターパイプ管理組合). Ishiuchi Maruyama Ski Resort in Minamiuonuma has a big half pipe course called the Gungho Monster Pipe. This halfpipe is 170 meters long, 6.7 meters high, and 22 meters wide, and it's a huge halfpipe used for international competitions. You'll be able to enjoy a dynamic run on the Monster Pipe, which has attracted the attention of both novice and professional snowboarders alike. The Gung Ho Monster Pipe also hosts competitions and events, so if you're confident in your skills, be sure to try it out!

Introducing the Shizukuishi Ski Resort This video, titled "Shizukuishi Ski Resort PV [Full Version]" (Shizukuishi Ski Resort -雫石スキー場PV【完全版】), was released by "EJPLANNING UAV空撮事業部." It showcases the Shizukuishi Ski Resort in Shizukuishi, Iwate in Japan’s Tohoku Region. There are many facilities around the Shizukuishi Ski Resort, including Shizukuishi Prince Hotel, restaurants, and Shizukuishi Golf Course, which is managed by Prince Hotels, Inc. If you're looking for some slopes in the Iwate Prefecture area where you can enjoy skiing and snowboarding, then Shizukuishi Ski Resort is the place to be! A Closer Look at the Shizukuishi Ski Resort Source :YouTube screenshot The Shizukuishi Ski Resort in Iwate Prefecture hosted the 1993 Alpine World Ski Championships in Shizukuishi. Even today, it's the stage for the downhill and super-giant slalom events at the All-Japan Ski Championships. The Shizukuishi Ski Resort in Iwate Prefecture is characterized by its diverse terrain, with many ups and downs. There are many courses, ranging from over 4km in length to family slopes for beginners. For intermediate and advanced skiers, the downhill and giant slalom courses offer dynamic skiing experiences. A fireworks display is sometimes held at night when the park is open for night skiing as well. You can see the ski resort colorfully lit up at night at 8:09 in the video. Things To Do at the Shizukuishi Ski Resort Source :YouTube screenshot The Shizukuishi Ski Resort in Iwate Prefecture is also a great place to participate in a tour that will give you an extraordinary experience. There's the Sunrise Tour, the Powder Ski Tour, the Starry Sky Tour on the Shizukuishi Ginga Ropeway, or the Premium Snowcat Tour, and you will have an unforgettable time. Also, be sure to consider joining the Interalpen Shizukuishi Ski School (SAJ). Shizukuishi Ski Resort provides rental clothes and boards for beginners as well. The many gondolas are also carefully maintained to prevent accidents. Summary of the Shizukuishi Ski Resort Source :YouTube screenshot The appeal of Shizukuishi Ski Resort is of course the spectacular shown in the video. When purchasing lift tickets for the Shizukuishi Ski Resort, be sure to check for early bird discounts and season tickets. We also recommend checking snow conditions, opening hours, traffic access, live cameras, and making reservations at nearby hotels. 【Official Website】Shizukuishi Ski Resort - Prince Hotel https://www.princehotels.com/en/ski/shizukuishi/index.html 【Tripadvisor】Shizukuishi Ski Resort https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1120422-d1424330-Reviews-Shizukuishi_Ski_Place-Shizukuishi_cho_Iwate_gun_Iwate_Prefecture_Tohoku.html

This video, titled "Walking around Inokashira Park, Tokyo - Long Take【東京・井の頭公園】 4K," was released by "NIPPON WANDERING TV." Inokashira Park in Tokyo is a spot in Kichijoji, a town popular among young people. The park has a spacious pond called Inokashira Pond, where visitors can enjoy looking at the scenery while taking a boat ride. In the spring, the cherry blossoms bloom in Inokashira Park, creating a dreamlike view. The park is also a popular urban oasis, with fresh greenery in early summer and autumnal foliage that changes with the seasons. Be sure to stop by Inokashira Park on your way to Kichijoji. Take a ride on a boat or participate in one of the park's many events!

This video, titled "The Impossibly Beautiful Miyako-jima" (宮古島のダイビングがありえないほど綺麗な件), was released by "Ldive." Miyako-jima in Okinawa Prefecture is famous for its sandy white beaches and beautiful blue sea. Scuba diving is popular, and this video introduces some popular diving spots. The topography of Miyako-jima's seabed is complex, with mysterious spots such as the Palace of the Demon King, an underwater cave at a depth of 18 meters, and Toriike Pond, a national scenic beauty spot, attracting divers from all over the world. The terrain, with its holey rocky shelves and jungle gym-like formations, is referred to as "Antonio Gaudi." The name comes from its resemblance to the World Heritage Site La Sagrada Familia, and it's easy to forget you're in Japan.

This video, titled "Tokyo Scuba Diving Adventure | OGASAWARA ★ ONLY in JAPAN," was released by "ONLY in JAPAN." It takes 24 hours to get from Tokyo to the Ogasawara Islands, which are registered as a world natural heritage site. The unique natural environment is called the "Galapagos of the East" and the pristine nature and ecosystems are overwhelming. While introducing Ginny Beach, which can only be reached from the sea, and Minami Island, with its unique scenery, the diving shown in the video is absolutely breathtaking! The lush waters, where you can see massive sharks and dolphins, are very popular with divers from around the world. The video also includes English audio, so if you don't speak any Japanese, don't worry! This video will give you a ton of information on the Ogasawara Islands!

The Bon Odori Izakaya: A Taste of Japanese Culture This video, “Bon Odori Izakaya - 盆踊り居酒屋”, was created by “TokyoStreetView - Japan The Beautiful”. This is a 4K video introducing a restaurant where you can experience Japan’s traditional dance. Bon odori is a well-loved traditional dance which has existed in Japan for centuries. Every year, during the Obon season, people in all areas of Japan gather to enjoy doing this traditional dance together. In Tokyo’s Shinjuku area, there is an intriguing place aimed at tourists where bon odori can be enjoyed year-round. Isn’t it strange to imagine enjoying bon odori, normally associated with the stages of summer festivals, in an izakaya of all places? The video introduces the spectacle in 7 minutes. You'll definitely get a sense of the festive atmosphere through this video. What Is Bon Odori? Photo：Image of Bon Odori During the Obon period, which is celebrated in August in Japan (July for places such as Tokyo), there are various events held to pay respects and offerings to ancestors. Bon odori is a type of dance where residents dressed in yukata surround a large stage and dance together. In the middle of the stage is a smaller stage where they perform the festival's music and play Japanese drums, providing the accompaniment to the dance. The exact moves of the dance differ according to each area of Japan, and it is said that there are over 1,000 types of bon odori choreographies throughout Japan. Visit a Summer Festival and Enjoy Bon-Odori! Photo：Siblings at a Japanese Summer Festival Bon odori is commonly held as a part of the summer festivals in Japan. Lanterns are lit in temples and shrines, food stalls are set up, and there is a lively, bustling atmosphere with many visitors. Summer festivals, which can even be said to be Japan’s summer tradition, are definitely a recommended event for visitors who wish to experience Japanese culture. There are many festivals where tourists are heartily welcomed to participate in the dance, so don’t hesitate to give it a try! A Look at the Bon Odori Izakaya! Source :YouTube screenshot Although Bon Odori is a piece of Japanese culture that can only be experienced during the Obon period, at the bon odori izakaya in Shinjuku, you can enjoy bon odori any time of the year. This exciting place is the Shinjuku Sanchoku Yokocho (新宿産直横丁) in Shinjuku’s Kabuki-cho (歌舞伎町) area. The Bon Odori Izakaya is a popular entertainment establishment where you can become immersed in dancing the bon odori. On top of that, the Edo-like atmosphere allows you to experience a piece of Japan’s history. From0:22 in the video is the Tokyo Ondo (東京音頭), and from 1:09 is the Tanko Bushi (炭坑節), traditional dances well-known to the Japanese. Even just watching your video, doesn’t your body start to move to the beat? Summary of the Bon Odori Izakaya Source :YouTube screenshot From 5:46 in the video, visitors are shown thoroughly enjoying dancing the bon odori in the izakaya. We highly recommend the Bon Odori Izakaya for visitors with an interest in Japanese culture, as well as those who just want to have a fun time. Be sure to check out the Bon Odori Izakaya shown in the video if you haven't yet! If this article/video have made you feel like you want to experience the culture of Bon Odori, or if you want to dance while enjoying drinks and food, be sure to visit the Bon Odori Izakaya in Shinjuku, Tokyo! ◆Shinjuku Sanchoku Yokocho◆ 【Address】Tokyo, Shinjuku, Kabukicho 1-27-5 APM Building 6th Floor (東京都新宿区歌舞伎町 1-27-5 APM ビル6階, Tokyo-to Shinjuku-ku Kabukicho 1-27-5 APM biru rokkai) 【Access】Two minute walk from the Seibu Shinjuku Station off the Seibu Shinjuku Line (西武新宿線「西武新宿駅」, Seibu shinjuku sen seibu shinjuku eki) 【Hours】Mon-Thur 11:00～24:00, Fri・Sat 11:00～4:00 the next day, Sun・Public Holidays 11:00～24:00 【Closures】None 【Telephone Number】03-5285-9288 【Things to Note】As opening hours are irregular, be sure to confirm the opening days and hours of the izakaya before visiting. 【Official Website】Bon Odori Izakaya｜Experiential Entertainment Izakaya BonOdori IZAKAYA｜Tokyo Shinjuku https://bon-odori.net/izakaya/ja/

Introducing Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort This video, titled "Hakuba Happo-One Snow Resort PV 2019-2020" (白馬八方尾根スキー場PV2019-2020), was released by "HakubaHappo-one." The Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort, with its magnificent natural setting, is very popular for its superb powder snow. If you're looking to enjoy winter sports in Japan, you should definitely check out Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort. A Closer Look at Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort Source :YouTube screenshot The Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort is an international mountain resort located in Hakuba, Nagano, in Japan's Koshinetsu Region, and is one of the largest single ski resorts in Japan. The Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort is also known for being the venue for the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano Prefecture. From the top of the mountain, on a clear day, you can enjoy a magnificent view of Mt. Myoko, Mt. Asama, and the Yatsugatake Mountains of Japan's Northern Alps. At 0:07 in the video, you can also see the mountains tinted with a beautiful morning glow. The ski resort is fully equipped with gondolas and lifts, and offers a comfortable skiing and snowboarding experience on its famously powdery snow. A Skiing Experience at Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort Source :YouTube screenshot Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort offers a variety of courses, including the Sakka Slope, Olympic Course I, and the Riesen Grat Course. Choose the slope that best suits your level and enjoy skiing or snowboarding to your hearts content. Beginners can also try their hand at skiing at the Evergreen International Ski School. Events at Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort Source :YouTube screenshot At Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort, you can look forward to not only snow-related activities but also events. In particular, the torch run introduced at 2:16 in the video is incredibly dynamic. On December 31, there's a Kagami-biraki ceremony, a taiko drum performance, a raffle, and a fireworks display. During winter in the Hakuba area they also celebrate "dondoyaki," a traditional festival that involves a massive bonfire to herald the new year in Japan. There are also parasailing and trekking tours that can be enjoyed in any season, which can be seen at 2:40 in the video. Summary of Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort Source :YouTube screenshot In this article we introduced the popular Hakuba Happo One Snow Resort that was the venue for the 1998 Winter Olympics in Nagano. When visiting Hakuba Happo One Ski Resort, we recommend booking a hotel, planning equipment rentals and lift ticket purchases, and researching transportation access and event information well in advance. There are also popular hot springs and restaurants around the ski resort, so be sure to check them out as well. 【Official Website】HAKUBA HAPPO ONE SNOW RESORT https://www.happo-one.jp/en/ 【Tripadvisor】HAKUBA HAPPO ONE SKI RESORT https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g1120615-d1424752-Reviews-Hakuba_Happoone_Ski_Resort-Hakuba_mura_Kitaazumi_gun_Nagano_Prefecture_Koshinets.html

This video, titled "Geto Kogen Ski Resort PV" (夏油高原スキー場 GETO), was released by "Geto Kogen" ()夏油高原. If you want to ski in the Kitakami City area of Iwate Prefecture, we recommend the Geto Kogen Ski Resort. Geto is usually thought of as being warm, but the Geto Kogen Ski Resort is located in one of Japan's heaviest snow regions. In winter, there is enough snow for skiing and you can enjoy a long season. There are 14 trails and 9 tree run areas, so you can enjoy a variety of trails. The Geto Kogen Hot Spring is located in the ski area, so be sure to drop by after a long day of skiing!

This video, titled "WreckDiving～Shirahama Shipwreck～ -Spring 2020-" (WreckDiving～白浜沈船～　－2020春－), was released by published by "Pro Diver Cati's Sea Channel" (プロダイバーCatiの海チャンネル). The artifacts sunk to the sea become the perfect home for sea creatures. The Shirahama Shipwreck is one of them, and a variety of fish have come to live there. In the town of Shirahama, Wakayama, a 31-meter long ship sank at a depth of 18 meters. The Shirahama Shipwreck was originally intended as a wreck point, and the ship was artificially sunk. The video shows what the wreck looks like. Around the wreck, you can find scorpionfish, cardinalfish, white sea slugs, red Lionfish, flounders, groupers, moray, and a great variety of creatures living around the shipwreck.

This video, titled "Enjoying Visiting an Amusement Park From the Comfort of Your Own Home! Scream on Yomiuri Land's Popular Roller Coaster, "Bandit"!" (お家で遊園地気分が味わえる映像！よみうりランドの人気ジェットコースター「バンデット」で絶叫！), was released by "HIKAWA RIDES." Yomiuri Land is a recreational area that opened in 1964. The most popular attraction, Bandit, is a roller coaster that is still going strong several decades after its introduction in 1988. Its exhilarating ride through the forest on the grounds still attracts many roller coaster enthusiasts. The well-balanced ups and downs of the ride allow you to enjoy the ride without getting woozy. The horizontal loop, with its strong G's and being the 4th longest ride in Japan, are thrilling. Enjoy the thrilling experience in the video!

This video, titled "2019 Kandatsu Snow Resort PV full" (2019神立高原スキー場PVフル), was released by "Kandatsu Snow Resort" (神立スノーリゾート). It introduces the charm of Kandatsu Snow Resort with nice music. The highlight is the stunning view shown at 0:30 in the video. There's also a space for skiing and snowboarding shown at 0:36, so those looking to enjoy some winter sports in Japan should definitely check this out. The best part of the slopes is not only enjoying the slopes, but also the delicious food. At 1:30, they cover the awesome food court. In addition, at 2:23, the hot springs are also discussed, so if you like Japanese hot springs, be sure to check it out!

An Event To Immerse Yourself in the World of Ninja in Japan This video, titled “Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- Official PV” (忍者合戦-SHINOBI-公式PV), was released by “IKUSA Inc.” The video was made to promote “Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-.” Watching the video is a great way to get a feel for the popular ninja experience event. Have you ever thought to yourself “How cool would it be to be a ninja”? In Japan, there is a long history of ninja. Ninja are also popular overseas, and many people outside of Japan associate the country with sushi and ninja. For every person whom Mt. Fuji comes to mind, there is also a person for whom ninjas come to mind. Ninja accumulate training and discipline to hone their skills and carry out missions and orders. And you can become one of those ninja by joining the event shown in this video, "Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-." In this article, we'll introduce "Ninja Lassen - SHINOBI" alongside the video. Be sure to check it out if you’re interested in ninja! Introducing the Popular Event “Ninja Kassen – SHINOBI” Source :YouTube screenshot The video is only about a minute and a half long, making it easy to watch even if you've only got a few minutes to spare. You can enjoy watching people of all ages, from adults to children, turning into ninjas and using ninja arts! At 0:27 in the video, you can see a team warcry as the ninja prepare for battle. At 1:02 in the video, it's explained that the event can be enjoyed by anyone. Old, young, male, female, anyone can participate and have fun! What Kind of Event is Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- Photo：Wakayama Castle Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- is an event held by IKUSA Inc. It's an event where participants become full-fledged ninja and fight enemies with painless foam swords by knocking loose the balls attached to their body that act as hit-points. But it isn't just about fighting the enemy, you also have to complete the missions that are given to your army. Schedules can vary depending on the number of participants and regulations. The footage for this battle was filmed at Wakayama Castle. However, Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- is held in many other areas besides Wakayama Prefecture as well. Having a Blast at Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- Source :YouTube screenshot In order to enjoy "Ninja Gassen -SHINOBI-" to the fullest, it's important to know what types of battles you'll be fighting in. The main types of battles are team deathmatch, chieftain battles, battle royale, and scroll battles. 【Team Deathmatch】 Team Deathmatch is a battle in which two teams battle it out. At the end of the time limit, the team left standing or whichever team has more survivors, wins. 【Chieftain Battles】 In chieftain battles, you win by defeating the other team's chieftain. The key to victory is having a better strategy for cornering the enemy. 【Battle Royale】 Battle Royale will have you fighting as the last one to stay alive. You'll be fighting against enemies and even those who were your allies until just recently. The last one standing will be crowned the victor. 【Scroll Battles】 Scroll Battles are battles where you try and take the scrolls placed in your opponent's camp while at the same time protecting your own (capture the flag). Having coordinated attacks and strategies are the key to victory in these battles. In order to not be defeated prematurely, you'll need to cooperate and strategize with your comrades. In some cases, you may even need to be a decoy in order to succeed in your mission. The Fun of Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- Source :YouTube screenshot Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI- is full of excitement. If you’re planning on participating in Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-, there’re a few things you’ll want to know. First, you can interact with people of all ages, genders, and nationalities who love ninja. It’s a great opportunity to talk to others who share your love of ninja! It’s also a good opportunity to make some ninja companions! Second, it gives you the opportunity to work in large groups of people. The best part of "Ninja Kassen-SHINOBI" is that you can enjoy coming up with tactics together and create memories by taking photos. Another attraction of "Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-" is that you can enjoy learning about the history, lore, and stories of ninja. If you're interested in learning more about the Iga and Koga ninja, you may be able to gain more insight into ninja through "Ninja Kassen - SHINOBI-." Summary of Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-｜Become the Ninja You’ve Always Dreamed Of! Photo：Ninja Utilizing its expertise in regional revitalization, IKUSA Inc. has been involved in several events and training programs that utilize activities and outdoor play, such as "Ninja Kassen - SHINOBI-." Why not see how you’d fare as a ninja? In addition to the ninja show, there are many other options to make the event more exciting, such as ninja costume rental, a shuriken dojo, ninja workshop, original ninja suit rental, original armor rental, actual ninja employees, and more. If you want to experience Japanese history and culture, consider participating in the "Ninja Kassen - SHINOBI" event and making some great memories and companions! Be sure to follow the rules when participating in events such as "Ninja Kassen -SHINOBI-." Being considerate of one another is also very important in order to enjoy the event.

This video, titled " Mt. Moriyoshi , AKITA, JAPAN (Ani Ski Resort)" (Mt.Moriyoshi ,AKITA,JAPAN(阿仁スキー場)), was released by "akitavision." Ani Ski Resort, located on Mt. Moriyoshi in Kita-Akita City, is a popular ski area where you can experience high quality powder snow. On Mt. Moriyoshi, you can see one of Japan's three most beautiful ice tree locations. The ice trees of Mt. Moriyoshi, also called "Ice Monsters," are a fascinating sight. Enjoy an incredible experience skiing through the ice-covered trees created by mother nature. Mt. Moriyoshi has gondolas in operation during summer, mountain climbing, and autumn foliage sightseeing as well, so it's a great place to visit outside of ski season.

This video was released by "munecyan." It's titled "April 13, 2019 Tateyama Ito Diving" (2019年4月13日 館山 伊戸ダイビング). Shark diving is popular in Ito, Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture, where you can swim with hundreds of banded houndsharks. Shark are usually associated with attacking people, but the banded houndsharks in Ito are gentle. They won't attack unless they are harmed by humans. Besides sharks, there are also stingrays, blowfish, and snappers. As they're being fed, they can show their friendly side. The shark tornado, where sharks swim in a whirlpool, creating an underwater tornado, is the highlight of shark diving. The sight of sharks and stingrays swirling around the screen is truly a sight to see!

This video, titled "[Official] Ontake 2240 Ski Resort PV" (【公式】Ontake2240スキー場 PV [おんたけ2240]), was released by "Ontake 2240 Old Account" (Ontake 2240 旧アカウント). Ontake 2240 is a ski resort located in Otaki, Kiso, Nagano Prefecture, on the slopes of Mt. Ontake. Ontake is famous for its eruption in 2014, but the eruptive activity has calmed down now, so you should definitely check it out! Ontake ski resort offers long runs from 2240 meters above sea level to 7,000 meters at peak altitude. Because of the high altitude, the snow quality in the Ontake area is good and the amount of snow is perfect. Enjoy the exhilarating experience of skiing down one of the biggest slopes in Minami Shinshu.

This video, titled "9.7.2019 Tanabe Diving Service｜Wakayama Japan｜Shogase Glowing Sea Anemone｜Angelfish and More｜Divinngu Saeki Photography" (2019.7.9田辺ダイビングサービスwakayama japanショウガセオオガワリイソキンチャク.キンチャクダイ他Divinngu Saeki撮影), was released by shogo saeki. Tanabe, located in the center of the Wakayama Prefecture coastline, is a rich sea with tropical fish and coral reefs that thrive thanks to the Kuroshio Current. This video shows Shogase, a dive site with a mixture of tropical and temperate zone creatures. The creature shining green is a colony of sea anemones. This glowing anemone is a rare species found only in these waters and can be seen throughout the year. In addition, tropical anemones and seahorses can also be seen here. Take a look at the rich nature of Wakayama!

This video, titled "March 2, 2019 - Hatsujima Diving" (2019年3月2日 初島ダイビング), was released by "munecyan." Hatsujima, located in Atami, is a resort island just two hours from Tokyo and 30 minutes by boat from Atami Port, making it possible to take a day trip to the island. The warm ocean currents from the south keep the climate mild all year round, allowing you to enjoy subtropical marine life and fresh seafood. There are also a variety of diving schools that offer hands-on programs and license courses for beginners who are interested in diving. In addition to schools of angelsharks, the waters of Hatsujima are home to nudibranchs, jawfish, and a variety of other fish, making fish watching here a blast!

This video, released by "Takahiro Maruyama" (丸山高弘), is titled "Lake Yamanakako Fuji Snow Festival - Bonfires and Glamping - Lake Yamanakako 3 minute trip - Color" (山中湖富士山雪まつり 焚き火とグランピング - 山中湖3分間トリップ -カラー-). The video shows the Lake Yamanakako Fuji Snow Festival. If you want to try glamping in Japan, or are interested in the event, be sure to check it out! At only 3 minutes long, it's great if you only have a few minutes to spare! The appeal of the video is that you can enjoy the flickering bonfires and a beautiful view of Mt. Fuji. Watching the video, you'll feel just like you're at a campground. Of course, you can also go and check it out for yourself! This is the perfect video for those who want to enjoy the great outdoors of Japan.

This video, titled "[Tokunoshima] Tiger Hole at senma coast｜Footage: Marine Service Kamui, A Diving shop on Tokunoshima Island" (【徳之島】 千間海岸タイガーホール 撮影：徳之島のダイビングショップ マリンサービス海夢居), was released by "kamuivision." The Amami Islands are a popular diving spot. Among them, Senma coast on Tokunoshima is especially famous for "Tiger Hole." Tiger Hole is a series of arches made from lava that form a cave. This video shows a dive at Tiger Hole. The sunlight shining through the arches creates a mysterious scene. Senma Coast is also famous for its sea turtles and coral reefs. The chance of encountering a sea turtle while diving is quite high and you can see it swimming lackadaisically up close.

This video, titled "Staying in a One Man Tent and Going Big-Game Fishing in the Small Boat I Bought With My Part Time Job!" (アルバイトして買った小舟で大物釣りして一人用テントに泊まったよ！), was released by "CartopboaterNORA." Solo camping is becoming more and more popular in Japan, where people are enjoying the outdoors on their own. It's very exciting to load up your car with handy camping gear and head out to a secluded spot. In this video, they used a small boat to go fishing and caught a monster! Nothing beats cooking your own food in the great outdoors. They set up their tent in the small boat they used, so they didn't have to worry about it being windy. If you want to spend your holidays with a sense of fulfillment, why not try some camping?

This video is titled "[4K GoPro] Scuba Diving｜Kushimoto（UnderWater in Kushimoto Wakayama)" (【4K GoPro】スキューバダイビング　串本（UnderWater in Kushimoto Wakayama)). It was released by DIVE ORANGE. The sea in Kushimoto, Wakayama Prefecture is home to a large population of table coral. Due to the influence of the Kuroshio Current, the water temperature never drops below 15 degrees Celsius, even in the middle of winter. More than 100 types of coral and tropical organisms live here, making it a popular dive site. Particularly popular are Soshima Oki Ni no Ne (双島沖二の根) and Glass World. Glass World, named for the variety of wrasse species, is famous for the discovery of rare creatures. The entire west side of the rock wall is steeply sloped, and the velvet spiny-headed sycamore grow in clusters, with a distinctive cauliflower appearance.

This video, titled "How About BBQ in Style on a Day Trip Glamping? [California B.B.Q BEACH]" (日帰りグランピングでおしゃれにBBQはいかが？「California B.B.Q BEACH」), was released by "Letron - Outing Video Media" (ルトロン - おでかけ動画メディア). This video introduces the atmosphere of California B.B.Q Beach in Fukuoka Prefecture. The features of the campground are explained in the video so be sure to take a look if you're looking to take a trip outdoors. It's only 30 seconds long too, so if you only have a minute to spare, it's perfect! At 0:13, they show you the inside of a tent, so if you're thinking about enjoying glamping at California B.B.Q Beach, we recommend at least watching that part. Other points of interest include a look at the beach at the 0:16 mark. If you're curious about the beaches in Japan, this can help give you an idea of what they're like. It's a charming place to enjoy a barbecuing without having to worry about bringing your own gear!