Kayaking Down South
Hey guys,
This is a question for our Southerners... I heard someone mention somewhere sometime ago about kayaking down south near Obama... I might have dreamt up that entire conversation, but that sounds like something fun to do in the summer time. Does anyone have a clue what I'm talking about? And if so, does anyone have any details about the kayaking? Most importantly, do they rent the kayaks, or should I start chopping down trees?
Any information would be appreciated. Thank you in advance!
- Cindy
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Iker mentioned something about it. Ask him!
This might be coming a little late but here's a link to information about kayaking in Mikata:
* You can also find information about horseriding and river rafting on this page.
http://www.fuku-e.com/special/0707/others/others.html
The site is in Japanese but here's what to expect for kayaking:
● Time: 9:00～、13:00～ (two chances to kayak per day)
● Duration: 3 hours（"tea time" is included）
● Costs:１person 7,800yen（1 kayak fits 2 people, up to 6 people (3 kayaks) can go out at one time)
**This fee includes the costs for the use of the kayak, a guide, accident insurance, use of their facilities which inlcude a sento (?) and break room.
● Things to bring: Swimsuit, goggles, flipflops, a towel, and sunscreen
● I think this means that at 1 adult must be in a kayak... 1艇に大人1人が同乗すること
● For more information or reservations call:0770-47-1008（自然に大の字 あそぼーや）要予約
Here's another link for kayaking:
http://www.pamco-net.com/pa-info/index.html
You can choose a package and stay a night at this place.