Kayaking

Shikoku’s many mountains, valleys and proximity to the ocean has made it a hidden gem for rafting, kayaking and canyoning enthusiasts willing to take a step or two further from the Golden Route of Kyoto and Osaka.

Just beyond Hiroshima City is a tranquil outdoor destination home to some of Japan's last remaining oosanshouo, the elusive giant salamander.

Iriomote Island, one of Japan's last untouched wild places, is home to the endangered yamaneko wildcat.

A guide to Iriomote's outdoors, hiking, diving, cultural experiences and accommodation.

As you drive into PICA Fujiyama, the first thing you’ll notice are a number of white domes scattered across the lawn. Each of the...

Niseko draws thousands of visitors each year to Japan’s northernmost island in search of the steep and deep. Yet when these famed...

Head up to Japan's outdoor mecca of Minakami for the country's biggest outdoor adventure festival!

Enter the all-season world of Shinetsu Shinzekyo in Nagano and Niigata with outdoor professionals