Due to the expected bad weather, this event has been canceled.
1) Kamakura Hiking and Beach
(Participation Fee 1000 yen)(Easy Course) (Will be held even in light rain)
Meeting place and time: At the West ticket gate of Kitakamakura Station (on the Yokosuka Line) at 10:23 am.
Train: From Yokohama Station, take the 10:01 Yokosuka Line train (towards Zushi). This arrives at Kitakamakura at 10:21.
Course: Kitakamakura Station – Daibutsu Hiking Course (and Genjiyama Park) – “Wash your Money” Cave Shrine – Joju-in (coast view & hydrangea) – Yuigahama Beach – Kamakura Station
Walking Time: about 4 hours
Please bring your lunch and drinks.
2) Arakawa River Clean Up
Organized by Tokyo River Friends
Gather at FUNABORI Station: 10:00
Gather riverside 10:30
Finishing up: 14:30
RIVER CLEAN UP
Gather at FUNABORI Station’s only ticket gate, and then go to the
Arakawa River and pick up trash along the banks for about about 3.5 to 4
hours with a break in the middle
WHAT TO BRING
Wear old clothing that you do not mind getting dirty, and
please wear long pants. Bare legs are not recommended because they can
easily get cut from objects like cut river reeds. Also, a hat is
recommended, especially during the summer months, and please bring lots
of liquids to drink. Bringing gloves is also recommended but we usually
have some extra pairs available to loan out.
ADDITIONAL INFO
If you come late, it will be about a 30 min. walk to our location on
the island under the elevated C2 highway between the Shinjuku Train Line
bridge and the Kasaibashi Bridge (but much closer to the train bridge.)
Call James (the organizer) cell phone 090-1847-5075 if there are any
problems finding us.
RAIN
In the event of light or medium rain this event will NOT be cancelled.
Please bring rain gear and we will take shelter (under a bridge) until
any downpours let up. In the event of heavy rain/strong winds (e.g.,
typhoon conditions) or lightning then the event will be cancelled (and
usually moved to a different day).
Let’s have fun enjoying our local nature while making it better at the
same time.
Miki Howenstein