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ご一緒に「バイリンガルのネイチャーガイド」にチャレンジませんか？ 先日実施いたしました第一回がおかげさまでご好評をいただきましたので、第二回として2025年6月28日（土） 20時-21時にオンラインでセミナーを開催いたします。 地方の田舎を元気にした...

The Stone Statues You’ll Find Along Roads in Japan Today, I’d like to introduce something you can often spot when walking along old streets or narrow alleys in Japan - stone statues. Have you ever come across an old-looking stone statue ...

ご一緒に「バイリンガルのネイチャーガイド」にチャレンジませんか？ 2025年3月24日（月） 20時-21時開催ののオンラインセミナーです。 地方の田舎を元気にしたい！田舎で英語を生かした副業を探している地元へのUターン・Iターンを考えている こんな方へ...

この記事は、地方の田舎でバイリンガルのガイドを目指している皆さまの参考になれたら嬉しいと思って書きました。 群馬県の四万温泉を拠点に、まち歩きやネイチャーガイドを行っている、シマ スパ ガイドwith プロでは、昨年（2024年）1年間で、13ヵ国のお...

Have you ever wondered about the stories behind Japan’s stunning rural landscapes? When you step outside the bustling cities of Japan, you’ll be greeted by expansive rice fields, often visible from train windows. These landscapes, shaped...

Mt. Asama Today’s Topic: Volcanoes !Volcanoes are abundant in Japan. While an eruption can cause catastrophic damage, the benefits they bring are immeasurable. Japan: A Volcanic Nation Japan is home to over 110 active volcanoes, accounti...

Are you familiar with bamboo? In Japan, bamboo grows wild almost everywhere. However, in the world, bamboo is not often seen outside of East Asia (including Japan and China), Southeast Asia, parts of South America, and Africa. Therefore,...

Have you ever seen wild monkeys? For Japanese people, especially those living in rural areas like me, encountering monkeys is a common occurrence. However, globally, wild monkeys are only found in Central and South America, Africa, India...

For Japanese people living on Honshu and the northern islands, snow is a very familiar seasonal feature.However, there are many overseas visitors who have never seen snow before, and even a light dusting of snowflakes makes them very hap...

Today's topic is Onsen (hot spring).Although we are based in Shima Onsen, Onsen (hot springs) are so familiar to us that we forgot to include them in this series of articles.When we Japanese travel to a rural area, it has become a semi-d...