Tourism EXPO Japan 2026
Gero City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Izu Peninsula Geopark & Tourism Bureau/Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Higashiomi City Ecotourism Promotion Council
Gero City Ecotourism Promotion Council/
The Gero Onsen Tourism Association—designated as a pioneering DMO—operates this council as an "E-DMO," integrating DMO functions with ecotourism. As a region selected for the "Green Destinations Top 100" list of sustainable tourism destinations, we offer nature-focused ecotourism experiences featuring attractions such as Gero Onsen (one of Japan's three most famous hot springs) and the " Hida-Osaka Waterfall Tour" (certified as a "NEXT GIFU Heritage" site).
The Beautiful Izu Creative Center/
The Izu Peninsula is a UNESCO Global Geopark, where ancient volcanic activity has shaped a landscape rich in natural beauty and abundant resources from both the mountains and the sea. We invite you to discover its diverse scenery, geothermal hot springs, and local specialties, as well as unique experiences that showcase the region's natural and cultural heritage—all with the guidance of knowledgeable local experts.
Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council/
Located 1-1.5 hours from Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, and 2 hours from Nagoya, Nabari offers great accessibility. Set in this prime transit location between major tourist hubs, the Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council promotes local charm. Our ecotours highlight seasonal scenery and rich nature, making them perfect stopovers. Join us for a special journey to experience sustainable regional appeal.
Higashiomi City Ecotourism Promotion Council/
Higashiomi City is located near the heart of Japan. It stretches from the Suzuka Mountains in the east to the shores of Lake Biwa in the west.
Crystal-clear water, nurtured by the forests of the Suzuka Mountains, flows through rivers that sustain local communities before eventually reaching Lake Biwa.
The enduring connection between the forests, villages, rivers, and lake has preserved a timeless landscape that evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Why not join one of our guided tours and discover the rich relationship between people and nature that has shaped this region over the centuries ?
The Gero Onsen Tourism Association—designated as a pioneering DMO—operates this council as an "E-DMO," integrating DMO functions with ecotourism. As a region selected for the "Green Destinations Top 100" list of sustainable tourism destinations, we offer nature-focused ecotourism experiences featuring attractions such as Gero Onsen (one of Japan's three most famous hot springs) and the " Hida-Osaka Waterfall Tour" (certified as a "NEXT GIFU Heritage" site).
The Beautiful Izu Creative Center/
The Izu Peninsula is a UNESCO Global Geopark, where ancient volcanic activity has shaped a landscape rich in natural beauty and abundant resources from both the mountains and the sea. We invite you to discover its diverse scenery, geothermal hot springs, and local specialties, as well as unique experiences that showcase the region's natural and cultural heritage—all with the guidance of knowledgeable local experts.
Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council/
Located 1-1.5 hours from Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara, and 2 hours from Nagoya, Nabari offers great accessibility. Set in this prime transit location between major tourist hubs, the Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council promotes local charm. Our ecotours highlight seasonal scenery and rich nature, making them perfect stopovers. Join us for a special journey to experience sustainable regional appeal.
Higashiomi City Ecotourism Promotion Council/
Higashiomi City is located near the heart of Japan. It stretches from the Suzuka Mountains in the east to the shores of Lake Biwa in the west.
Crystal-clear water, nurtured by the forests of the Suzuka Mountains, flows through rivers that sustain local communities before eventually reaching Lake Biwa.
The enduring connection between the forests, villages, rivers, and lake has preserved a timeless landscape that evoke a sense of nostalgia.
Why not join one of our guided tours and discover the rich relationship between people and nature that has shaped this region over the centuries ?
Co-exhibitor of National Parks of Japan Ministry of the Environment
Akan-Mashu National Park :
Amamigunto National Park :
Aso-Kuju National Park/Kirishima-Kinkowan National Park :
Chubusangaku National Park :
Daisen-Oki National Park :
Ehime Prefecture Ishizuchi Mountains Ecotourism Promotion Council/Koshikijima Tourism Promotion Council/Yakushima Town Ecotourism Promotion Council :
Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park :
Gero City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Izu Peninsula Geopark & Tourism Bureau/Nabari City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Higashiomi City Ecotourism Promotion Council :
Ise-Shima National Park :
Joshin’etsukogen National Park :
Kamiichi Machinowa Promotion Council/Toba City Ecotourism Promotion Council/Kyoto Miyama Tourism Association :
Keramashoto National Park/Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park :
Myoko-Togakushi renzan National Park :
Oze National Park / Nikko National Park :
San'inkaigan National Park/San'in Kaigan UNESCO Global Geopark :
Setonaikai National Park :
Shiretoko National Park :
Towada-Hachimantai National Park/Sanriku Fukko (reconstruction) National Park :
Yakushima (Island) National Park :
Yambaru National Park :
| Booth No | Y-37 |
|---|---|
| Area | Japan |
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