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Discover the ultimate canyoning adventure in the pristine nature of Nikko. This standard course offers thrilling activities like natural water slides and cliff jumps—perfect for first-timers and adventure seekers alike. Guided by experienced professionals, you’ll explore a hidden canyon untouched by man-made structures, surrounded by crystal-clear water and lush forest. Experience Japan’s wild side in a safe, exciting, and unforgettable way!

The AG Canyon Course is an adventure-packed route perfect for beginners to intermediate-level participants. In addition to the stunningly clear water, the course features a series of thrilling 3 to 5-meter jumps and ends with a full-scale canyoning experience that includes a 6-meter waterfall rappel.

Note: All jumps are optional, but the final 6-meter rappel is mandatory. Therefore, this course is not recommended for those with a severe fear of heights.

The uphill trail is interesting! An exhilarating ride through the national park on an electric mountain bike.
You should experience the amazingly comfortable ride at least once.
NIKKO JUMBO" Weekend, why don't you make memories?

Easy snowshoe hike for beginners to the icefall, which is about 10 meters high! NIKKO JUMBO" snowshoe tours are not only for walking, but also for sliding on your buttocks, challenging a single bridge made of fallen trees, and much more.

The ice-blue ice fall snowshoe tour, Iori Falls, which becomes a 20-meter ice fall during the coldest season, and the spectacular view of Oku-Nikko will take you to an enchanting world of ice. NIKKO JUMBO snowshoe tours are not only for walking, but also for sliding on your buttocks on slopes up to 20 meters long, walking on fluffy snow on back roads, and much more.

One of Japan’s most spectacular winter sights, Unryu Valley in Nikko sits at an elevation of around 1,400 meters. In the heart of winter, the waterfall freezes completely, transforming into a massive ice fall stretching up to 120 meters high. At the entrance to the valley, pure spring water spreads across the rock walls, forming a shimmering curtain of ice. Countless icicles emerge, creating a scene often described as an Ice Temple—a truly unforgettable winter landscape.