Tokyo Gaijins

🍁 Autumn Kayaking or SUP & Local Sake Tasting in Okutama 🍶

Looking for a unique way to enjoy Japan's beautiful autumn scenery? Join us for a relaxing outdoor adventure in the stunning Okutama region!
Paddle along the gentle Okutama River by kayak or SUP, surrounded by colorful autumn leaves and beautiful mountain scenery. After your time on the water, enjoy a scenic riverside walk to a traditional local sake brewery, where you'll have the chance to sample freshly brewed, locally made sake.

It's the perfect combination of outdoor adventure, Japanese culture, nature, and great company!

✨ SPOTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE! Come join us for a memorable autumn day away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo.

📌 IMPORTANT – HOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT
Please note that signing up through Meetup does NOT guarantee or secure your place at the event.

To officially reserve your spot, you must register through our website: 👉 [https://tokyogaijins.com/tokyo-autumn-kayak-sup-sake/?id=26]

Please also note that event updates and important information are sent directly to participants who register through our website. Meetup members who only RSVP through this platform may not receive these updates in time.

So, if you'd like to join us, please make sure to complete your registration through our website!

🍂 EVENT ITINERARY

🕦 11:40 AM – Meet-up at Mitake Station Meet your guide and fellow participants outside Mitake Station (there is only one exit).

🚶 Getting ready Walk to the kayak/SUP shop, enjoy a picnic lunch or some snacks, and get geared up. All necessary equipment will be provided, including a wetsuit or dry suit, windbreaker, and life jacket.

🛶 12:30 PM – 3:00 PM | Kayaking or SUP After a safety briefing and basic paddling instructions, enjoy paddling along the beautiful Okutama River!

☕ 3:00 PM – Freshen up and relax Take a shower, change into dry clothes, and enjoy a hot coffee or cold beer.

🍶 4:00 PM – 5:00 PM | Local Sake Tasting Take a beautiful 20-minute walk along a peaceful riverside trail to Sawanoi Sake Brewery. Enjoy a tasting of locally made sake and discover a little more about Japan's sake culture.

♨️ After the event Want to make the most of your day? You can optionally visit a nearby local onsen before heading back to Tokyo.

🌿 Come for the adventure, stay for the scenery, and finish the day with a taste of local Japan!

⚠️ A NOTE ABOUT THE EVENT
We still have spots available and would love for you to join us!
This event requires a minimum of 12 participants to go ahead. If we don't reach the minimum number one week before the event, unfortunately, we will have to cancel. Participants who registered through our website will be notified directly.

An early season snow adventure at two of the most popular snow resorts that get the earliest and most snowfall!

This Trip Features;
• Free ski and snowboard gear rental (except protective gears)
• Free beginners ski/snowboard lesson in English
• ¥10,000 discount for beginners
• Two big ski resorts: Naeba and Kagura
• Two full days in the mountains
• Nice, cozy and clean lodge just for our group
• Fun apres-ski get together drinks
• 7:30pm Friday departure to make the most out of the weekend

Please note: Signing up here does not secure your spot. To officially register for the meetup, please sign up through our website using the link below. We look forward to seeing you there! 🙌

Kagura is one of the highest elevated snow resorts in Japan, and each year receives one of the earliest snowfalls. It is also one of the few resorts that operates as early as November to accommodate the early birds and allowing you to enjoy and shake out those rusty legs.

Naeba is one of the largest and most popular snow resorts in Japan, visited by hundreds of thousands of people every year. Snow machines make ski/snowboarding possible this time of the year allowing you to enjoy and shake out those rusty legs.

Don’t miss out on this early season snow fun!!!

For more details:
https://tokyogaijins.com/kagura-naeba-ski-snowboard-free-rental/?id=27

To reserve:
https://tokyogaijins.com/reservation/form/27?type=