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  • Okutama Rafting - White water Rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    raft-okutama-01.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water Rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    raft-okutama-02.jpg
  • Tama River originates high in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture before meandering down through Kanagawa and Tokyo before emptying into Tokyo Bay.  Many parks and playing fields along the river are used for recreation by both residents and visitors. There are also jogging and cycling paths along many sections of the river.
    tamagawa-river-01.jpg
  • Tama River originates high in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture before meandering down through Kanagawa and Tokyo before emptying into Tokyo Bay.  Many parks and playing fields along the river are used for recreation by both residents and visitors. There are also jogging and cycling paths along many sections of the river.
    tamagawa-river-05.jpg
  • Tama River originates high in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture before meandering down through Kanagawa and Tokyo before emptying into Tokyo Bay.  Many parks and playing fields along the river are used for recreation by both residents and visitors. There are also jogging and cycling paths along many sections of the river.
    tamagawa-river-04.jpg
  • Tama River originates high in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture before meandering down through Kanagawa and Tokyo before emptying into Tokyo Bay.  Many parks and playing fields along the river are used for recreation by both residents and visitors. There are also jogging and cycling paths along many sections of the river.
    tamagawa-river-02.jpg
  • Tama River originates high in the mountains of Yamanashi Prefecture before meandering down through Kanagawa and Tokyo before emptying into Tokyo Bay.  Many parks and playing fields along the river are used for recreation by both residents and visitors. There are also jogging and cycling paths along many sections of the river.
    tamagawa-river-03.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-10.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-6.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-5.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-9.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-4.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-3.jpg
  • Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-8.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-7.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-2.jpg
  • Okutama Hiking - Okutama has a wide of hiking courses, the easiest course is the so-called  In Touch with the Forest Fureai Shinrinyoku which is a 40 minute ramble in the woods near Okutama Station, suitable for Tokyo city folk who may not be equipped for heavy-duty hiking. For more energetic hikers the Hikawa Gorge Trail, takes hikers along the  Tamagawa and Nipparagawa rivers for a bit longer. Along the way, hikers pass over two hanging suspension bridges, Hikawakobashi and Tokebashi.
    okutama-trail-1.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    okutama-rafting-1.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    okutama-trail-11.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    okutama-rafting-4.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    okutama-rafting-2.jpg
  • Okutama Rafting - White water rafting in the Tama River at Okutama.  Flowing from its source in the mountains in Yamanashi, the Tama River makes its way to the ocean after traversing a nearly 140 kilometer long path.  The river is dammed along the way, forming Lake Okutama, a major source of Tokyo's drinking water.  Many people enjoy a variety of water sports on the river. The Tama River provides the perfect location for packrafting. with over eight kilometers of rapids with crystal clear water that wind through native bush. There is plenty of wildlife to spot as you cruise down sections of unspoiled greenery - hard to believe you are within the city limits of Tokyo!
    okutama-rafting-3.jpg