Welcome to Tokyo! Make your own way to your hotel in Tokyo by train or Airport Limousine Bus, we will provide full instructions in advance.

Morning: Begin your day with a private guided tour of the Imperial Palace. Stroll through its meticulously landscaped grounds while learning about the history of the Imperial Family. Continue to Asakusa Kannon Temple, a vibrant place of worship home to Japan’s largest paper lantern. Just beyond the temple’s outer gates, explore Nakamise Market, a historic shopping street lined with traditional shops and stalls.

Afternoon: Enjoy Free time your own.

After checking out of your hotel, you'll board the Hokuriku Shinkansen at Tokyo Station. Upon arrival, enjoy a scenic visit to the Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, where you'll witness the famous wild monkeys soaking in natural hot springs—a truly unforgettable sight.

Later, check in to your ski accommodation. Your hotel offers on-site rental services for ski and snowboard gear, including full clothing sets. Prepare all necessary equipment for the slopes, so you're ready to hit the snow the following day.

Step right outside and find yourself in a snowy paradise. With the slopes just moments from your doorstep, hop on the high-speed lifts and get ready for an unforgettable day on the mountain. Whether you're carving through fresh powder or taking in the alpine views, this is the ultimate ski experience you've been waiting for.

Visitors to Shiga Kogen Yakebitaiyama Ski Field are captivated by the sheer overwhelming scale and, of trail, the famous platinum powder snow. Long cruising distances of up to 2,760 meters and trail layouts that take full advantage of the natural terrain are also attractive. There are two gondolas and three lifts. If you want to head straight to the 2,000 meter summit you can get there in one go by gondola. The Olympic Trail, which has hosted numerous international competitions, including the 1998 Nagano Winter Olympics, is a challenge that advanced skiers should try at least once.

Enjoy another full day of skiing at your own pace. Whether you're hitting the slopes from the first lift or taking it easy with a few scenic runs, the mountain is yours to explore. When it’s time for a break, indulge in a variety of local ski-resort favorites—from hot ramen and crispy gyoza to savory udon and hearty curry rice. There's no better way to recharge before heading back out into the snow.

Bid farewell to the majestic snow-covered mountains as you make your way to Kanazawa, often referred to as the "Kyoto of the North" for its preserved historical charm and cultural depth. Upon arrival, settle into your hotel and enjoy a stroll to the nearby Omicho Market, a lively local spot famous for its fresh seafood and regional specialties—perfect for a flavorful dinner and a taste of Kanazawa’s culinary heritage.

Omicho Market – The Kitchen of Kanazawa

Omicho Market is a bustling local market in central Kanazawa, known for its fresh seafood, seasonal produce, and local delicacies. With a history dating back over 300 years, it's often called “Kanazawa’s Kitchen.” Visitors can explore dozens of shops and eateries, offering everything from sushi and sashimi to street snacks and souvenirs. It’s a must-visit spot for food lovers looking to experience the authentic flavors of Hokuriku.

Potential attractions include all Must-See spots in Kanazawa, visit sights such as Kenrokuen garden, one of the "Three Great Gardens of Japan"; the expansive Higashi Chaya District, a traditional teahouse district founded in the Edo Period; Nagamachi Samurai district.

Today, explore the cultural treasures of Japan’s scenic countryside. Begin your journey with a visit to Shirakawa-go, a picturesque village recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses set against a stunning snowy backdrop.

In the afternoon, head to Hida-Takayama, a charming town full of Edo-period atmosphere. Stroll through its historic streets and enjoy local street foods such as mitarashi dango (grilled rice dumplings), Hida beef skewers, and more.

This day offers a perfect blend of history, culture, and delicious bites in Japan’s heartland.

After checking out of your hotel, you'll travel back to Tokyo.

The afternoon is yours to enjoy at your leisure—whether it's shopping for last-minute souvenirs, exploring a new neighborhood, or simply soaking in the atmosphere of your final night in Japan. Make the most of your last evening in this incredible country.

Enjoy breakfast at the hotel, then please complete check-out by 11:00 AM.

We will provide you with detailed guidance on how to reach the airport for your return flight.