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 - The jewel of the Japan Alps, renowned for its stunning natural scenery. Situated in a 1,500-metre-high basin, it is home to the beautiful Azusa River and the iconic Kappa Bridge. 
• Okuhida Bear Ranch - Is a place where you can observe bears up close. The pasture is dominated by Asiatic black bears, and there are more than 100 bears including brown bears. 
• *Note: In the event Okuhida Bear Ranch is closed, it will be replaced by Kawaguchi Ropeway. 

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 

• Toyosu Market - One of the super famous delightful gourmet town. 
• Umihotaru Parking Area - A futuristic five-story rest stop on a man-made island, it connects to the Tokyo Wan Aqua-Line, marking the transition from a 9.6 km underwater tunnel to a 4.4 km bridge and offering impressive sightseeing views. 
• Katsuura Marine Park (Include Admission Fees) - Is a famous coastal attraction in Japan featuring a 24-meter underwater observatory that extends below the sea surface, allowing visitors to view wild marine life in its natural through underwater windows. 
• Shimizu Mountain Stream Park - Scenic Kameiwa Cave and Nomizo Waterfall, which produce a heart-shaped light streaming in from the river-circling cave reflects off the water’s surface, drawing a heart shape. It is unique in that the scenery changes depending on the season. 
• Mitsui Outlet Park - You can get a wide range of discounted branded merchandise at affordable prices. 

Breakfast 

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