Yamamura Wetland

Yamamuro Wetland in Maibara City is a naturally rich place where 62 families and 169 species of plants and wetland insects thrive in an intermediate wetland that was born 25,000 years ago. Walking on the boardwalk, you can feel the history and beautiful scenery with your skin. The diverse flora and fauna also attract visitors and once you step in, you are sure to be drawn to its charm.

Yamamuro Wetland is the perfect spot for exploring 62 families and 169 species of plants and insects. Walking along the boardwalk, you can discover beautiful flowers such as the Tokisou and Niwazekishou, as well as rare insects such as the Hacchoutonbo and Tobikera. It's an irresistible location for nature lovers, where you can experience a valuable ecosystem firsthand. Why not step into the world of diverse flora and fauna while following the rules?

Yamamuro Wetland is a place where you can enjoy observing 44 species of birds from 23 families in their natural habitat. While walking along the wooden path, you can observe various birds such as the Eurasian wren and the Japanese bush warbler. The wetland is also rich in wetland plants and insects, making it an irresistible spot for nature lovers. Why not visit Yamamuro Wetland, where you can feel the valuable ecosystem with your own skin? However, please be sure to follow the rules when visiting.

At Yamamuro Wetland, beautiful Sagiso designated as a natural monument blooms. This flower, which blooms in a 1.5ha wetland where it is strictly forbidden to stray from the boardwalk, is known for its shape resembling a flying egret. It is a perennial herb of the orchid family that grows in sunny wetlands and blooms white flowers on stems that extend from the water's edge. It is a valuable spot for nature lovers and plant enthusiasts.

Yamamuro Wetland is a tourist spot where you can enjoy a quiet stroll. Just by walking on the maintained wooden pathway, you can experience the rich natural ecosystem, including 169 species of plants from 62 families, 127 species of insects from 59 families, and 44 species of birds from 23 families. While nurturing the valuable nature that has continued for 25,000 years, please be careful not to leave any rule-breaking footprints. Its beauty and tranquility are sure to captivate you.