8D Let's Go Tateyama Alpine Route with Maple

Meals on board | Gyoza Set Lunch | Hotel Dinner

• Hitachi Seaside Park - This spacious park is home to a huge variety of flowers and other plants. In this season, you will be treated to rolling hills covered in Kochia balls are planted at the Miharashi no Oka Hill, and grow their size from 15 cm to 70-80 cm during Autumn. They gradually turn their colour from green to red.
• Daruma Temple - Was built in 1697 and is thought to be the place where Japanese daruma originated. These popular bearded figures are good luck charms.
• Karuizawa Chelsea Premium Outlets - where you can get a wide range of discounted branded merchandise at affordable prices.

Breakfast | Kamameshi Lunch | Hotel Dinner

• Fruit Picking - You can enjoy fruit picking of your favourite fruit depending on the season.
• Shirato Water Falls - located in the northern part of Karuizawa. With a drop of three meters high and a width of seventy meters, the groundwater stored in Mount Asama flows down the winding rocky steep walls like hundreds of white threads, making it cool, moist and beautiful
• Zenkoji Temple - It was founded in the 7th century and stores the first Buddhist statue ever to be brought into Japan.

Breakfast | Tateyama Set Lunch | Kaiseki Set 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.

Breakfast | Topanyaki 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.
• 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.
• Matsumoto Castle (Photo Stop) - Japan's oldest wooden castle and one of the four castles that are designated as National Treasures.

Breakfast | Ramen Set Lunch | Yakiniku BBQ Dinner

• Oshino Hakkai Village - A place that is rich in natural beauty. the name was given due to the 8 ponds which was filled with melted snow water that has taken more than 80 years to filter through the underground layers of Mt. Fuji. You will find many restaurants, souvenir shops and food vendors around the ponds which sell vegetables, sweets, pickles. crafts and other local products.
• Cup Noodle Museum - Is a fascinating playground of history and creativity brought to you by makers of instant noodles.
  This state-of-the-art facility offers family fun and fascinating insights into Japanese culture.
• Sengokuhara Autumn - You enjoy a world in white and light brown while strolling through the fields of Japanese pampas grass.

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• Asakusa Kannon Temple - with a history of more than 1.300 years. Its gate has two famous figures named "The Guardian of Thunder" and the "God of Wind". Be charmed by the traditional souvenir shops along Nakamise Souvenir Street.
• Ginza - One of the city's top shopping districts. Ginza is packed with upmarket boutiques and ritzy cocktail and sushi bars.
• 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.

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