Akan-Mashu National Park is renowned for both its forests and volcanoes. Why not experience both on this easy snowshoe tour? Take in the serene beauty of the winter forest to the fullest on snowshoes as you seek mud volcanoes known as “bokke”. Observing the bokke up close is like feeling the very breath of the earth. Along the way, you will discover exciting attractions, such as natural playground slides made of snow
* Suitable for children age 7 to 12.

Head into mysterious forests managed by the Maeda Ippoen Foundation! Answers to the mystery of Akan’s forests can be found here, in “Hikari no Mori” (The Forest of Light), commonly known as “Fushigi no Mori” (Mystical Forest). Explore an entirely new side of Akan, surrounded in forests, lakes, and volcanoes.
* Suitable for children age 7 to 12.

The forests of Akan are full of gushing springs! These woods abounding in clean water display a huge diversity of appearance. Walk along, and sometimes in, tiny streams. This tour of forest springs tells a playful story of wood and water.
* Suitable for children age 7 to 12.

Renowned for its strikingly beautiful blue color, Onneto is a small lake found amidst the forests, lakes, and volcanoes of Akan-Mashu National Park. The lake is surrounded in vast pure forests of Japanese Spruce, a species rarely found even in Hokkaido. This slow and steady hike explores the enchanting sights of this primeval forest, such as 300-year-old trees and entire fields of mosses and alpine plants

Sip a morning coffee while watching the sunrise from the very best spot to appreciate the beauty of Lake Akan and Mt Oakan. The crystal-clear air and frozen laketop create a dynamic scene of pristine winter beauty -- the start to a very special day at Lake Akan!