From Japan's northern reaches, where you can find one of the world's heaviest snowfall areas, to southern subtropical coral reefs with exceptionally transparent waters, Japan's 34 national parks offer a variety of natural landscapes. These environments are home to diverse flora and fauna and provide a different kind of adventure in each season. Because the parks encompass both private and public land, visitors can experience the unique cultures that have evolved from ancient to modern times, and people's deep connection to the natural environment. Visiting the parks is an opportunity to immerse yourself in Japan's natural beauty, have an adventure, and experience how humans and nature are inextricably intertwined.