Wed, Oct
17

Recharge with Nature

10:30am – 2:00pm
¥500 (advance sales)¥500 (on the door)
Hanno

Did you know that spending time in nature is said to alleviate stress and support positive mental health?

Join TELL and Outdoor Japan for a hike in the beautiful Hanno, Saitama hills on October 17, 2018.

Hikers meet at 10:30 a.m. at Hanno Station, then do a short mindfulness exercise before hiking Mt. Tenran and Mt. Tonosu, where you’ll stop for lunch. After hiking back down, you will gather at Alishan Organic Center for light refreshments (included in price).

We hope you’ll join us!

Don’t forget to bring water and lunch.

Contact outreach@telljp.com with questions.
Charge: 500 yen
All proceeds to TELL to support suicide prevention and mental health in Japan.

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17th Oct, 2018
10:30am – 2:00pm
  • Adults:
    Advance sales: ¥500
    At the door: ¥500
  • Children:
    Advance sales: ¥500
    At the door: ¥500
  • Students:
    Advance sales: ¥500
    At the door: ¥500
  • Over 65s:
    Advance sales: ¥500
    At the door: ¥500
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