adam.oscarson
Well-known member
Hi!
Going to Japan in september and would really appreciate some help. We are probably going to fly to Osaka and work our way eastwards before we fly home from Tokyo about 2-3 weeks later. We have not made any specific plans yet.
Generally, I'm interested in tips on good sites that are possible to reach with public transport. Also if there are any nice areas for hiking/trekking.
Also, I would like to do some pelagics/ whale watching. Is it possible in that area at that time of year? Any recommendations? Are there companies or organized tours, or do you take a ferry (which one)?
Been reading about Karuizawa, but it seems to be a bit expensive. Is it possible to do that site on a budget(ish), or are there other sites that are cheaper? Can be further from Tokyo. Also, how is that site in September?
Is it possible to see Marsh Grassbird in the Narita area that time of year? And also, the same question about the target birds on Miyake (Izu Islands).
That's my questions so far, appreciate any help!
Regards,
Adam
Going to Japan in september and would really appreciate some help. We are probably going to fly to Osaka and work our way eastwards before we fly home from Tokyo about 2-3 weeks later. We have not made any specific plans yet.
Generally, I'm interested in tips on good sites that are possible to reach with public transport. Also if there are any nice areas for hiking/trekking.
Also, I would like to do some pelagics/ whale watching. Is it possible in that area at that time of year? Any recommendations? Are there companies or organized tours, or do you take a ferry (which one)?
Been reading about Karuizawa, but it seems to be a bit expensive. Is it possible to do that site on a budget(ish), or are there other sites that are cheaper? Can be further from Tokyo. Also, how is that site in September?
Is it possible to see Marsh Grassbird in the Narita area that time of year? And also, the same question about the target birds on Miyake (Izu Islands).
That's my questions so far, appreciate any help!
Regards,
Adam