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Tama Forest Nature Tour 9: Mountain Hike and Forest Wreath Making

東京駅周辺から檜原村へ向かい、山道を歩いて森のリースづくりを体験する、目黒区の親子参加枠がある日帰り自然体験ツアーです。

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東京駅周辺集合・日帰り

Meguro · Hinohara Village, Tokyo

Indoor1人2,500円（昼食代含む）Lottery
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東京駅周辺から檜原村へ向かい、山道を歩いて森のリースづくりを体験する、目黒区の親子参加枠がある日帰り自然体験ツアーです。

Category
Parks & nature
Date
Sat, 10/31
Time
東京駅周辺集合・日帰り
Area
Meguro · Hinohara Village, Tokyo
Ages
Meguro City allocation: elementary school children who live or attend school in the city, with a parent or guardian. Each group has one parent and one or two children. The accompanying adult must hold parental authority, with exceptions possible when a letter of authorization is provided.
Fee
1人2,500円（昼食代含む）
Participation
Apply online September 29–October 13; selection is by lottery. The Meguro City parent–child allocation is 8 people in total.

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