The park utilizes a specialized safety harness system that prevents accidental detachment from the safety cables.
Courses are designed to weave through existing trees, meaning the route can be adjusted to protect sensitive forest growth.
The location serves as both a recreational site and an educational venue for local environmental awareness.
The aerial paths are constructed to meet European Ropes Course Standards (EN15567).
Forest Adventure Onna is an outdoor aerial obstacle park situated in the subtropical forests of Okinawa, Japan. The facility features four distinct zipline courses integrated directly into the natural canopy. Visitors navigate a series of high-ropes elements, including suspension bridges, cargo nets, and varying lengths of ziplines. The park utilizes a continuous belay safety system, ensuring participants remain clipped to a safety line throughout the entire course. The layout focuses on utilizing the rugged topography and native vegetation of the Kunigami District. It is designed to accommodate various skill levels through different circuit difficulty settings. All activities are conducted under the guidance of trained staff who provide safety briefings. The site emphasizes environmental conservation by building structures that minimize harm to the forest's ecosystem.
The platform at the start of the longest zipline, which offers a clear view of the forest canopy and surrounding greenery.
Wear athletic clothing that allows for a full range of motion and covers your skin to protect against scrapes from ropes and bark.
Tie back long hair securely and remove loose jewelry or accessories that could snag on equipment.
Apply insect repellent before beginning the course, as the forest environment is prone to mosquitoes and other insects.
Attempting the course without following the full safety briefing or skipping the practice section.
Open year-round, though operations may be suspended during inclement weather or high wind conditions.
Closed-toe sports shoes are mandatory; sandals and high heels are strictly prohibited for safety reasons.
