Forest Adventure Hiroshima

Life Changing, Family Bonding, Treetop Adventure I think it helps if you are a little afraid of heights, which I am, because by the time you have been three times around the forest on each of the tree top courses, either you will be reduced to a quivvering wreck or your fear of heights will be cured. The circuits use a think stainless steel rope strung from tree to tree upon which guests are attached by a rope to a harness which they climb into. There is also a secondary line attacked to carabineer clip which is largely unnecessary but increases the fear. There are several zip lines one of which is 150m long for the finale. I anticipated that, in typical Japanese fashion, there would be loads of staff pandering to the fears of the guests but such is the thickness of the steel rope to which guests are threaded, once you are up in the trees you are on your own. I did not fall once, which in retrospect I think was a mistake. I should have deliberately jumped off one of the tree to tree tightropes so as to test the steel roped harness and convince myself of its safety. The only thing that I thought might be dangerous is that the extra carabineer line that customers affix themselves might, in the case of young and inept person, get caught around their head causing them to be hung if they were to fall off. There is just one place where the harness is detached from the steel rope, at the Tarzan swing, at which point it is important not to panic. The nearby park restaurant is also recommended for good food and lots of souvenirs. I only wish that there were more views, and one of these parks on a mountain looking down on Yamaguchi City. The only view at this park is down. It is good way to bond with your teenage son, who in our case, is less fearful than his father. You can get a group photo at the beginning and the end by which time you may have turned into a different person.

on top of a tree in the forest Aerial athletic! Install the harness before starting There was a thorough explanation The staff should also move quickly. The explanation was also easy to understand. It's in the forest very well maintained No grass or insects bother you The course is Course for children to play A course to thoroughly enjoy You can choose the course that suits you Although my athletic nerves are not very good, It was very fun

Lower elementary school students and older students tried the canopy course (110 cm or more)! The older children are taller. I was able to go most of the way, but there were parts where I couldn't reach my feet and I was so scared that I cried and couldn't go on. The staff helped me. You won't be allowed to skip your turn (to prevent falling) I thought it would be better to simulate the order of adults and children. The first thing you should understand is that if you hang, you won't fall. I can't quite wrap my head around it, and I end up losing my footing and getting a little scared. I think it's difficult for children to understand, so I may only have experience. Adults know it, they understand it, but they don't have the luxury to try it. It's a little scary😅 However, it was a fun experience that I don't usually get ♪ There is also a trampoline for small children.

This is an outdoor park that coexists with nature. Located in Mominoki Forest Park, you can enjoy various athletic activities in the forest. There are three types of courses: a children's course with no height and weight restrictions, a canopy course, and an adventure course. The canopy course is for those over 110cm tall and can experience things like a zip slide that is over 150m long from 8m above the tree, and a Tarzan swing where you jump into a net. On the adventure course, participants must be at least 140cm tall and can experience zip slides that are over 150m long from 14m above the tree, tightrope walking, and climbing. Both courses have a high degree of difficulty, and you can experience a sense of exhilaration and accomplishment when you try them, but it took a lot of courage. The children's course seems to have just the right level of difficulty for children around 4 to 5 years old, so I think you can enjoy it even if you go out with your family. I brought gloves with me when I went. I don't think you can wear shoes like sandals, so I think you should wear sneakers. It was a wonderful place full of nature, perfect for refreshing just by going there.