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Northern Tanzania (Moshi, Arusha, Ngorongoro, Serengeti, etc.) is included in malaria-endemic areas, but the risk of infection is considered low due to the high altitude. Especially in Moshi and Arusha, where temperatures are low and mosquitoes are scarce, cases of tourists contracting malaria are rare. Taking basic precautions such as using insect repellent spray and wearing long sleeves and long pants will provide greater peace of mind.

No vaccinations are required for entry into Tanzania.
However, if you have stayed for more than 12 hours in a country designated as having yellow fever (e.g., Kenya, Ethiopia, etc.), or if you exit the airport before entering the country, you must present a yellow fever vaccination certificate (Yellow Card). No other vaccinations are required.

Yes, it is possible.
The main equipment needed for climbing Kilimanjaro, such as sleeping bags, cold-weather gear, and trekking poles, can be rented at Moshi's partner shops. You do not need to bring everything from Japan, but we recommend bringing your own items such as hiking boots and clothing.

Mountain huts and campsites rarely have electrical outlets. If you plan to use smartphones or cameras, be sure to bring a spare mobile battery.

National park regulations prohibit bringing plastic bottles. Instead, please bring a water bottle with a capacity of 1.5 liters or more. Refill your water at the trailhead before hiking and purify mountain water for use. If it feels heavy, our accompanying staff will assist you, so please rest assured.

Mornings and evenings are chilly, while days can get hot, so we recommend clothing that allows for layering. The Ngorongoro Conservation Area (elevation approx. 2,000m) gets particularly cold, so please bring warm clothing such as fleece or a light jacket.