Akame 48 Watefalls / Ninja Training Experience in Mie

Mountain admission

Transport

Meals and beverages

Insurance

Ninja training experience

Free for children under elementary school age

Storage areas are available at the venue. Please contact staff on site for rates

Re-entry to the venue is permitted. Show your ticket/wristband/stamp upon re-entry at the entrance

Take your own trash home with you. Be sure to take home food, drinks, and other trash. This will affect the nature and ecosystem. Please note that smoking and fire are strictly prohibited in the valley.

Do not stray from the trail. The accumulation of one step may change the vegetation. Be especially careful when taking photos. It is easy to go off the trail without realizing it.

Do not try to capture or collect plants and animals. Akame 48 Waterfalls is designated as a national park. It is prohibited to capture animals or collect plants.

Toilets: There are two toilets in the ravine, one is a bio-toilet and the other is a pumping toilet, but they are expected to be crowded, so please use the public toilet (flush) in front of the Hotel Taisenkaku first. *There are no toilets at the Japan Salamander Center at the entrance.

Ascending is the priority. (However, in some places where the downhill is more dangerous than the uphill, or when there is a large group of climbers, it may be better to give priority to the downhill.)

Walking quietly: Since you have come all this way, why not listen to the sound of birds chirping and the stream?　It's a great way to heal your mind.

Luggage storage available at the Akame Museum of Natural History (reception desk for ninja training experience) or the Japan Salamander Center (entrance to Taki Gorge). Fee required. #- Confirmation of staff behavior: Staff members will check their physical condition when they arrive at work. Staff members will wash their hands every time. Disinfect toilets and other facilities (areas that are frequently touched or where droplet infection may occur) on a regular basis. Staff will wear masks and gloves during work.

Measures to be taken for the hands-on tour: We ask for your cooperation in wearing masks and checking your body temperature. Please wear a mask during the tour. If it is unavoidable, please keep a sufficient distance between people. In order to maintain social distance, please understand that you may be asked to wait for a while to use the changing room.

A Request to Everyone: If you have symptoms such as fever or cough, please refrain from coming until the symptoms subside. We ask for your cooperation in keeping a sufficient distance between visitors (approximately 2 meters) and wearing a mask. It is also important to wash your hands, gargle, and eat and sleep regularly to prevent infections. Please take care of your own health before coming to the event. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

This activity is not stroller and wheelchair-accessible