What should I bring and wear? (Essential items to bring)

You can leave the changing room empty-handed. Before departing from the base, the guide will provide you with three items. Please note that any personal belongings you take to the river are not covered by any loss protection.

○Swimsuit

Wetsuits and other rental gear are available (included in the experience fee).

○Shoes that can get wet or sports sandals with heel straps

Rental shoes are available for 300 yen per pair, but sizes and quantities are limited. We appreciate it if you can bring your own.

Useful items and clothing to bring:

○Sunscreen

Getting sunburnt can indeed amplify fatigue! I’d recommend using waterproof sunscreen to prevent that.

○Rash guard

During the summer, wearing a wetsuit can make you feel very hot while on land. For those who prefer not to wear a wetsuit, it’s useful to bring a rash guard.

○A plastic bag for wet items

○Contact lenses or glasses straps

Wearing glasses can sometimes hinder your view due to water splashes and lens fogging, so contact lenses are recommended. While we offer free rental of glasses straps, sizes may not always fit perfectly, so bringing your own is more reassuring.

Can you rent equipment for river activities?

〇Wetsuits

We offer two types: a full-body wetsuit that covers from shoulder to ankle, and a long-sleeve jacket style.

〇Life jackets

We’ll provide you with a size that fits your body. No need to worry if you can’t swim!

〇Spray jackets

A river version of a windbreaker. It helps to retain body heat even when the wind blows.

○Helmet

For those with long hair, please tie it back low to avoid interference.

○Paddle

An essential item for reaching your goal!

○Drinks

We’ll provide each team with soft drink bottles.

Rafting is a sport that can be enjoyed even in the rain! While there might be instances where the organizers deem it difficult to conduct the tour safely, leading to cancellation, tours deemed feasible are safe and secure, so feel free to enjoy them to the fullest!