Refresh by taking a family walk in Motegi Forest.
The forest has walking paths, so you can enjoy forest bathing even with small children.
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Discover and feel the "overflowing life."
Embark on an adventure that tickles your curiosity.
Currently, "what should we do for the sustainability of the Earth?" is an important theme. The answer is not simple, but it is essential to view this as a problem assigned to each individual living on Earth, to think for oneself, and to take action.
As a first step towards this, Honda and Honda Mobilityland Corporation would like to provide a "place of opportunity" where people can joyfully engage with nature and experience and discover the overflowing life.
Field Map
Hello Woods Map
Play
Play in the forest
Reservation-based Activities
Create unforgettable memories with experiences such as camping and workshops in the great outdoors.
Swirl
Dancing in the Forest
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Forest Zipline, Musasabi
This is a zipline that allows you to fly through the forest like a musasabi.
Why not get closer to the perspective of living creatures and discover the wonders of nature while feeling the plants up close? -
Mega Zipline, Tsubasa
A 561m zip line that soars through the sky like a bird.
Enjoy a refreshing aerial walk connecting the forest to the Circuit Plaza.
Explore
Around the Forest
Forest Family WalkTEKUTEKU
A great adventure in the nature-filled Motegi forest.
Would you like to deepen your family bonds while experiencing "play," "relaxation," "photography," and "learning"?
Forest Walk Program
In the clear air of Motegi Forest, you can interact with a diverse range of living creatures and plants, nurturing the power of life.
Animal Research Laboratory
You can closely observe the lives and mysteries of creatures that are usually hard to see.
faq
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
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Can I bring my own play equipment? -
Please refrain from using balls, badminton, frisbees, etc. as they may disturb other guests. Additionally, for everyone's safety, please refrain from using kickboards, roller shoes, striders, etc.
- Can I use a tent or leisure sheet?
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Only those staying in tents can use this. Please select "Hello Woods Acorn Square Site (Camp Site)" for your reservation. Those not staying can only use leisure sheets.
- Is it possible to bring in food and drinks?
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It is possible. However, there are no trash bins available, so please take your garbage with you.
- Is the use of fire allowed?
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Prohibited.
- Can I not enter without a passport?
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You can explore the field for free even without a passport.
- Can children enter the mountain alone?
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Children under elementary school age must be accompanied by a guardian.
- Is it okay to catch insects?
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1. Please refrain from taking home creatures that live in water, such as aquatic insects.
However, temporary collection for observation on-site is allowed.
2. For other creatures, up to 2 specimens may be taken home per child under elementary school age.
However, rare species such as giant water bugs, diving beetles, purple emperor butterflies, and dragonflies cannot be taken home.
3. Please refrain from bringing in creatures from outside.
4. When collecting beetles such as rhinoceros beetles and stag beetles, please try to release the females as much as possible.
We appreciate your cooperation in maintaining the population. - Where are the living things?
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We cannot guarantee specific locations where you will definitely find them, but there are many creatures living in the Motegi forest.
- Is it possible to bring pets into the park?
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Please refrain from bringing pets as there are harmful organisms (such as mites, ticks, snakes, etc.) present.
- Where is the Wildlife Research Institute?
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The Mammalogy Laboratory is located in the Akanezumi Square, and the Aquatic Organism Laboratory is in the Mizusumashi Valley.
- Are there flying squirrels?
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They are nocturnal creatures, so they sleep in their nest boxes during the day.
If they are in the nest box of the Animal Research Laboratory, you can see them sleeping on video. (If they are not actually there, you can watch recorded footage.)
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