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This 343 km route runs from Sumpu Castle Park to Matsudo Shrine, passing through Shizuoka, Kanagawa, Tokyo, and Chiba. In the past 30 days, 3 bear sightings were reported within 5 km of the route. No reports were recorded in the past 7 days. The latest sighting was reported 1 week ago near Kannami, Shizuoka.
With activity this close, slow through forested stretches and stay alert at dawn and dusk when bears cross roads.
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I saw a young black bear on the old Tokaido road on my way to Hakone, it fled in the wood to the east when it noticed my presence. I did not take a photo because I hurried to leave the road as fast as possible.
Kannami, Shizuoka
Susono City, Shizuoka Prefecture, reported a bear sighting on the Echizen-dake mountain trail near Uma-no-se and the Miharashi-dai viewing platform, about 300 meters toward the summit, and is urging hikers to be cautious.
Mishima 佐野, Shizuoka
Peak activity at 9:00 with 1 incidents
Ursus thibetanus japonicus
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For mountain rescue, call 110 (police). They will coordinate with local rescue teams.
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In the past 30 days, 3 bear sightings were reported within 5 km of the route. No reports were recorded in the past 7 days.
The latest sighting was reported 1 week ago near Kannami, Shizuoka.
Recent sightings on this route peak around 9:00. Bears are generally most active at dawn and dusk.
This 343 km route runs from Sumpu Castle Park to Matsudo Shrine, passing through Shizuoka, Kanagawa, Tokyo, and Chiba. In the past 30 days, 3 bear sightings were reported within 5 km of the route. No reports were recorded in the past 7 days. The latest sighting was reported 1 week ago near Kannami, Shizuoka. With activity this close, slow through forested stretches and stay alert at dawn and dusk when bears cross roads.
