:: 30 Days - Golden Week ::
Counting down towards an adventure  One more month to go towards the opening of our new outdoor adventure base in Gunma. The negotiations with Haruna Adventures were successful and we are looking forward to not only rappelling but also running a campsite situated half way up Mt. Haruna. The area is ideal for families who would like to take a break from busy Tokyo. Access either by car or take a 67-minute Shinkansen-ride to Annakaharuna. We will shuttle you from the station to the campsite in 30 minutes. From thereon you can relax, enjoy your welcome drink, delicious meals, and a variety of 15 amazing outdoor sports. The one-night camp pack for first-timers will run at 6,000 Yen and includes dinner & breakfast. Adventure sports are priced between 5,000 Yen and 7,000 Yen and are discounted by 2,000 Yen if booked in combination with a camp pack. Bring your sleeping bag and enjoy private/shared accommodation in one of the newly designed bungalows.
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:: Minakami Base ::
We have a go for launch
 Our operation in Minakami is also on schedule with opening on May 1. Lincoln Taylor will be operating AbseilingMe™ and introduce you to spectacular sceneries of waterfalls and cliffs. He has more than 10 years professional guiding experience in the Minakami area. Access either by car or take a 76-minute Shinkansen-ride to Jomokogen. Lincoln will shuttle you from the station to one of the abseiling training sites within 30 minutes. A half day of rappelling with a breathtaking finale is priced at 7,000 Yen. Accommodations with meals are being handled separately and run between 3,000 Yen and 8,000 Yen depending on your preferences. More information can be found on our website very shortly. Meanwhile, contact us by fax, phone, or email for all your needs. Details are at the bottom of this newsletter.
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:: Added Sports ::
Additional 9 new outdoor sports  The total number of outdoor activities now stands at 30. Adventures are color-coded to make your preferred choice easier. Mt. Haruna, Minakami, and in red sports to enjoy at both locations.
Spring, summer, and autumn: abseiling, backcountry hiking, balloon riding, barbequing, bass fishing, buggy driving, bungy jumping, camping, canoeing, canyoning, caving, climbing, ducky boating, flying fox riding, golfing, hydro speeding, kayaking, monkey-bridge walking, mountain biking, mountain boarding, rafting, river trekking, swimming, tree climbing, and tube canyoning.
Winter: ice fishing, skiing, snowboarding, snowmobile driving, and snowshoeing.
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