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Mt. Yakeishi, nestled near the border of southern Akita and Iwate Prefectures, is renowned for its rich tapestry of vegetation—primarily oak and beech forests—and its extraordinary alpine flower fields.
Wandering through its temperate rainforest, filled with the songs of birds and frogs, especially in the fog after a heavy rain, evokes an almost surreal sensation. It reminds me of a scene from Miyazaki’s animated film Princess Mononoke. With my limited English vocabulary, borrowing imagery from such masterpieces feels fitting.
Unlike hiking destinations elsewhere in the world — neither like Nepal nor Switzerland — it bears a subtle resemblance to my favorite Croatian range, Velebit, yet remains distinctly unique. This is a place where you feel utterly immersed in the otherworldly wilderness of Tohoku.
We promote sustainable tourism in collaboration with guests who embrace the vision, emphasizing respect for and enjoyment of the environment, culture, and economy of the regions we visit.
We do our best to mitigate “over-tourism” by exploring less-traveled but captivating destinations - mainly for the comfort of our guests but also for the communities affected by overcrowded attractions.
We integrate “Nature & Culture” into our service by visiting cultural sites and savoring local cuisine on our way to hiking destinations.
We contribute 10% of our profits to the regions we frequently visit.