Key Facts
• A 4-day summer camp was held at Kurikoma Highlands Nature School in Kurihara City.
• 12 elementary school students from Miyagi and Iwate participated.
• Activities included kayaking at Aratozawa Dam and mountain living experiences.
• The camp featured unique local experiences like cooking Iwana fish over charcoal.
• Children bonded through games and teamwork, creating lifelong memories.
• The camp aimed to foster growth through nature and challenges.
Summary
In Kurihara City, Miyagi Prefecture, 12 elementary school students from Miyagi and Iwate participated in a 4-day summer camp at Kurikoma Highlands Nature School. The camp offered a variety of activities, including kayaking at Aratozawa Dam, where children worked together to inflate kayaks and paddle in pairs. They also experienced mountain living, preparing meals such as locally sourced Iwana fish cooked over charcoal. Through these activities, the children bonded, played games, and overcame challenges, creating lasting friendships and memories. The camp’s organizer emphasized the importance of experiencing nature’s beauty and challenges to foster personal growth. This summer adventure provided the children with unique experiences and friendships that will remain treasured for a lifetime.
