8D Let’s Go Tateyama Alpine Route

Meals on board | Japanese Set Lunch | Hotel Dinner 

• Inuyama Castle - Built in the 16th century, was among the tens of thousands of castles present at the time. The castle, one of the 12, has been designated as a National Treasure. A small hill overlooking the Kiso River. 
• Hida Takayama Mountains - Small town located in the hollow of the mountain, Takayama, with its old wooden houses, craft shops and sake breweries, retains a charm of old times. Often compared to Kyoto, the city is a destination that opens the doors to the Japanese Alps. Therefore, it is called Takayama Old Street. 

Breakfast | Topanyaki Lunch | Hotel Dinner 

• Kamikochi - Is one of Japan’s most scenic places. Kamikochi is a basin at 1,500 meters above sea level and the Japan Alps rise an additional 1,500 meters from there, creating a stunningly magnificent background with the beautiful aquamarine Azusa River in the foreground. The Kappa bridge is Kamikochi’s most famous landmark. It’s the most touristy spot here with souvenir shops. 
• Wasabi Farm - Is the world’s largest wasabi farm. Stroll through the vast wasabi fields, see how they’re grown, and taste the many wasabi flavored foods and snacks. 

Breakfast | Alpine Set Lunch | Kaiseki Dinner 

• A day of endless fun awaits you - about 37.2 kilometres in length from Ogizawa to Tateyama Station. Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is known as the Japanese Alps. Since Tateyama National Park is classified as a “Nature Reserve” by the Environmental Agency of Japan, only transportation. 

• *Note: In the event that any motor transport is undergoing annual maintenance and/or bad weather conditions, itinerary will be completed using a motor coach and there will be no refund of services. Wheelchairs not permitted on this trip. 

Breakfast | Kamameshi Set Lunch | Hotel Dinner 

• Kenroku-en Garden (admission fee included) - One of Japan’s top 3 gardens. The name refers to a renowned garden from China’s Song Dynasty that requires 6 attributes for perfection: seclusion, spaciousness, artificiality antiquity, abundant water and broad view. 
• Shirakawa-go Ogimachi Gassho Village - This tranquil mountain village of 113 buildings was registered in 1995 as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Its architectural design is known as “gassho-zukuri”, and slopes at a steep angle of 60° for protection against heavy snowfall in winter. 

Breakfast | Hotpot Lunch | Yakiniku BBQ Dinner 

• Fruit Picking - You can enjoy fruit picking of your favourite fruit depending on the season. 
• Mount Fuji - Ascend Japan’s most magnificent mountain. Be Captivated by the beautiful scenery surrounding Mt Fuji. Mount Fuji’s 5th level will be subject to weather conditions. 
• Odaiba Park - Is on the edge of Tokyo Bay and provides excellent views where you can take photos of the Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower and The Statue of Liberty. 
• *Note: Bonus during 14 Apr to Mid-May departure will enjoy Fuji Shibazakura festival (seasonal) to see different coloured flowers. 

Breakfast | Japanese Set Lunch 

• Enoshima Lover Hills - It was built in connection with the love story of “Tenyo and Five-headed Dragon,” which remains in Enoshima, and many young people and couples come to ring the bell to follow the legend. In addition, there are many padlocks attached to the fence under the bell by lovers, and on a clear day you can see Izu Oshima. 
• Enoshima Shrine - Which consists of three smaller shrines, is generally regarded as the holy place for Benten, one of the seven Japanese Gods of Good Fortune. 
• Great Buddha of Kamakura - A great symbol of ancient Kamakura, designated as a National Treasure of Japan. The history of this bronze statue can be traced back to the Kamakura period in 1252. The Great Buddha is about 11.3 meters high and weighs 121 tons. It is second only to the bronze Buddha of Todaiji Temple in Nara in Japan. 

Breakfast 

• Bid farewell to this beautiful country before transferring to the airport for your flight back home.