Published Dec 6. 2013 - 10 years ago
Updated or edited May 6. 2019

Zako River - canyoning & fly fishing

Japan, a country with small land area. While so much of our nature on this planet has been touched and reshaped by humans, Zako River in Shiga Kogen is a valuable river on earth where only wild chars inhabit. It is the river that local predecessors have cared for. There is a number of attractive waterfalls on Zako River, some only known by the locals.
In this film, two men takes their steps toward a waterfall to fly fish with a breathtaking view. Although its expedition can be rough at times, they will be rewarded with a delightful view at the destination.
This film invites us to appreciate the beauty of Japanese nature, Sawakudari (canyoning), and fly fishing.

DIRECTOR & PRODUCER : KOICHI MAKINO (Livethere Films : http://livetherefilms.com/)
VIDEO & PHOTOGRAPHER : NOBUHIKO ABE, SHO FUJIMAKI
ASSISTANT STAFF : JUN YAMAGISHI, HIROYUKI AZEGAMI, NAOMI FUJIMAKI
SUPPORT STAFF : EMIKO MAKINO
TRANSLATOR : AYAMI MAKINO, MASAKAZU SATO

music:
AND FOLLOW - Alterlabel (Jamendo)
Acoustic Adventure - FamilyMan (audiojungle)
A Moment to Remember - JoshKramerMusic (audiojungle)
I'll Be Right Behind You. JosePhine - Josh Woodward (http://www.joshwoodward.com/)
Submitter: 
Martin Joergensen
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