Forest Adventure Yokohama

Forest Adventure Yokohama is an outdoor adventure park located in Yokohama's Asahi Ward, situated within the green expanses of Konandai Park. Opened in 2006, it was one of the first Forest Adventure locations established in Japan, part of a network of treetop activity courses that originated in France. The park brings the French concept of "parcours aventure" to Japan, combining environmental education with physical recreation in a natural forest setting.

The facility operates as an eco-tourism destination that emphasizes minimal environmental impact while providing adventure activities. Built among mature trees without damaging the forest ecosystem, the park demonstrates sustainable tourism practices by using the existing forest canopy as its infrastructure. The location in Konandai Park, a public green space covering approximately 16 hectares, offers visitors an escape from urban Yokohama while remaining easily accessible from the city center.

Visitors experience a series of aerial obstacle courses suspended among the trees, ranging from 1 to 15 meters above ground. The park features multiple courses designed for different skill and age levels, including the Adventure Course for those aged 18 and above or at least 140 cm tall, and the Canopy Course suitable for participants from 110 cm in height.

Each course involves navigating platforms, zip lines, rope bridges, and other challenges while secured by a continuous safety belay system. The complete Adventure Course typically takes 2 to 3 hours to finish, offering approximately 40 different activities spread across the treetops.

Forest Adventure Yokohama is located approximately 2 kilometers from Futamatagawa Station on the Sotetsu Main Line, accessible by bus or a 20-minute walk. From central Tokyo, the journey takes roughly 40 to 50 minutes. The park charges ¥3,800 for the Adventure Course and ¥2,800 for the Canopy Course, with combination tickets available. The park provides all necessary safety equipment and conducts mandatory safety briefings before each session.