[Student-only plan] Night tour to search for endemic species of Amami Oshima! | 3 people ~

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This tour recruits a limited number of people every month, so first come, first served! And only for students! Reservations are for 3 people or more, and are recommended for those who come to play with friends during spring break or summer vacation! We will meet and disperse at Naze, so it will be smooth to return to the hotel after the event! This plan was created because we wanted students coming to Amami to learn as much as possible about the creatures on the island. Amami Oshima is an island rich in biodiversity. Amami rabbits, Amami Ishikawa frogs, Amami woodcocks, etc. can only be seen in this place on earth. Most of the rare animals on Amami Oshima are nocturnal. Let's drive slowly through the forest roads and look for various animals! A certified guide will happily introduce you to Amami's animals!・Schedule ① Meet at Naze (Nagahama Minato Park) ② Arrival at the forest. Pre-departure briefing The guide will explain precautions and how to look for animals. ③Tour starts! Let's look for living things! I get so excited when I find a creature by myself! ④Experience the Amami Forest See the stars and moon on a sunny day, fireflies in the summer, and on a rainy day...? There is a way to enjoy each! ⑤ Disband at Naze I hope you have the best memories of your trip.・Tour start and end times The tour takes 2 hours, and the meeting time varies depending on the season. Pick-up and drop-off is available only for those staying in Naze. Please let us know if you are interested.・Others: This tour is not a private tour, and in some cases we may guide two groups at the same time. If you would like to have a private tour, you can choose this as an option.・Regarding consideration for animals We use lights to observe animals at night, but on our tours we use red lights, which are said to be difficult for animals to see, with the aim of reducing stress on animals. Some participants have commented that red is difficult to see, so during observation, please switch to white light only for the minimum amount of time necessary to take photos.