Night Observation at Hiji Falls

At Hiji Falls’ stream environment, nighttime observation offers a chance to see various amphibians and reptiles, such as Holst’s Frog, Grass Lizard, Yanbaru Ground Gecko, Namie’s Frog, Hime Habu (Okinawa Pit Viper), Ryukyu Odd-tooth Snake, and more. You may also encounter insects, Okinawa Freshwater Crab, and with luck, spot Ryukyu Scops Owl or Ryukyu Flying Fox.

2-Hour Tour

  • 【April to September】: 6:00-8:00
  • 【October to March】: 6:30-8:30
  • High School Students and Adults: 5,000 yen/person
  • Junior High and Elementary Students: 3,500 yen/person
  • Preschool children: Free
  • Fee includes entrance ticket

3.5-Hour Tour

  • 【April to September】: 6:00-9:30
  • 【October to March】: 6:30-10:00
  • High School Students and Adults: 8,000 yen/person
  • Junior High and Elementary Students: 5,500 yen/person
  • Preschool children: Free
  • Fee includes entrance ticket

Number of Participants

  • 2-10 people

What to Bring

  • Flashlight
  • Mosquito repellent or long-sleeved clothing
  • Sneakers or rain boots
  • Drinking water

Booking and Payment

  • Please contact the guide via FB / Line / WhatsApp or email to arrange a date.
  • Payment: Cash on-site or online card payment (Please inform in advance if you need a receipt).

Notes

  • Our company has an agreement with the Hiji Falls management for access outside of regular hours. Please do not enter the facility illegally outside operating hours without joining this tour.
  • The tour fee includes the Hiji Falls entrance ticket.
  • This tour will follow the same route back after observation time and will not reach the waterfall at the end of the trail.
  • If you need to borrow a flashlight or rain boots, please contact in advance and provide your shoe size (cm).
  • In case of rain, if the precipitation is below 3mm, the activity will continue as rain makes it easier to observe amphibians and reptiles. Activities will be canceled in case of typhoons or heavy rain. Please bring rain gear.
  • We cannot guarantee sightings of specific species.

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