The two days will see them having fun playing in the mountains, observing nature, and thinking about and taking action on what they can do to protect their playground.

The first day's play and learning experience took place at the foot of Mount Fuji. After discovering ways to enjoy the mountains beyond just viewing Mount Fuji, the children climbed Ishiwariyama, a mountain that had been used for competitions in the past but had fallen into disrepair and was removed from the course. They then repaired the mountain trail, imitating the natural process and aiming to stabilize the soil. Of course, adults were also invited to participate in the work!Would you like to join us in experiencing "mountain trail maintenance that brings smiles to your face"?

The event is organized by the NPO Fuji Trail Runners Club, which actively practices the event's philosophy of "environmental activities at the foot of Mt. Fuji."

For more information, please see the application form.

https://pro.form-mailer.jp/lp/479e1c5a314174

■ Supported by: Kanto Regional Environmental Office
■ Cooperation: Yamanakako Village, Yamanakako Tourism Association, Hirano Ward, Yamanakako Village, Ishiwari Shrine
■ Supported by: National Land Afforestation Promotion Organization "Green Fund" and "FamilyMart Bridge of Dreams Fund"
■ Contact: NPO Fuji Trail Runners Club
 info@fuji-trailrunnersclub.com