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Hinohara Nature Tour: Autumn Forest Walk with a Forestry Expert

林業家と秋の森を歩き、森の秘密や眺望を楽しみながら、森の恵みを使った保存食作りとひのはらファクトリー見学に取り組む日帰りツアーです。

Meet 7:15; scheduled return 18:00

Chuo · Meet at Chuo City Office; Hinohara Village

Outdoor1人2,500円（昼食代込み）Booking required
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林業家と秋の森を歩き、森の秘密や眺望を楽しみながら、森の恵みを使った保存食作りとひのはらファクトリー見学に取り組む日帰りツアーです。

Category
Parks & nature
Date
Sat, 10/17
Time
Meet 7:15; scheduled return 18:00
Area
Chuo · Meet at Chuo City Office; Hinohara Village
Ages
Elementary school children who live or attend school in Chuo City, with their parents or guardians
Fee
1人2,500円（昼食代込み）
Participation
The published application deadline was September 14 at 17:00 and applications have closed. Additional recruitment has not been confirmed. This information is retained for confirmed participants.
  • Hinohara Village, Nishitama District, Tokyo

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