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\u2728See the earning! ! !<\/h2>\n
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When traveling abroad, if you can get the guidance from your local Chinese friends, you can definitely save a lot of travel expenses. I've been longing for Shirakawago for a long time, so my friend who lives in Tokyo introduced us to this package \ud83c\udfab Not only did we get to visit Shirakawago, but we also took advantage of the package and went to all the places nearby that were worth visiting. The price\/performance ratio is super high! ! ! I'm so good at life! ! I really know how to live! By the way, I also recommend this organization that I met by chance in Tokyo, the information provided is very reliable and comprehensive.<\/p>\n

There are Chinese staff! ! !<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Chubu Regional Tourist Information Center in Keio Shinjuku<\/h2>\n

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The Keio Shinjuku Chubu Tourist Information Center is located in the Keio Mall, an underground shopping street near Shinjuku Station. In addition to the above, there are more than 10 recommended routes including Fuji Five Lakes, Kofu, Suwa, Shiokiri, Kiso, Komagane, etc. You can get information about sightseeing in the area at the Chubu Area Tourist Information Center in Shinjuku, Keio. The staff is available in both Chinese and English.<\/p>\n

You can browse the Internet to gather information on local sightseeing in advance, and then purchase tickets such as the 3-star Line Shinjuku Ticket and the Alpine 3-star Shinjuku Pass at a travel agency, or of course, purchase and exchange bus tickets for the above areas at the Chubu Area Tourist Information Center in Keio Shinjuku.<\/p>\n

Here you can also buy SIM cards and rent mobile Wi-Fi routers.<\/p>\n

Of course, you can also buy various subway tickets for Tokyo and tickets for sightseeing facilities around Shinjuku.<\/p>\n

Please refer to the following website for details:<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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Keio Shinjuku Chubu Tourist Information Center (Tokyo\/Shinjuku Station)<\/p>\n

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Business Hours:<\/dt>\n
8:30-19:00<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Tel:<\/dt>\n
(+81)-3-5990-5115<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Address:<\/dt>\n
1, Nishi-Shinjuku 1-chome Minamiguchi Underground Street, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 160-0023, Japan<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Formula Sites:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.keioinfoplaza.jp\/en_top<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

Itinerary<\/h2>\n
The central region of Honshu, Japan, which is rated as a three-star tourist attraction by the world-famous Michelin Green Guide Japan, is home to many famous sightseeing spots such as Matsumoto Castle, Hida Takayama, Shirakawago, and Kanrokuen. In this article, we will focus on the Shinshu Matsumoto, Nihon Alps, Hida Takayama, Shirakawago, Kanazawa, and Toyama tour by bus from Shinjuku, Tokyo. Discover the new charm of Chubu with one value-priced pass!<\/div>\n

Day 1-Touching the National Treasure of Japanese Culture in Matsumoto City<\/h2>\n
Itinerary:7:55 Shinjuku bus stop\u2192Take the highway bus\u2192Matsumoto bus stop\u2192Matsumoto Castle\u2192Matsumoto City Hall\u2192Matsumoto Accommodation<\/div>\n

Matsumoto Castle, a famous castle in Japan<\/h3>\n

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Matsumoto Castle was designated as a national treasure in 1941.<\/h3>\n
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Matsumoto Castle is the oldest surviving five-story, six-story national treasure castle in Japan, dating back to Fukashiki Castle built during the Eisho period of the Sengoku period. Because it is one of the only five national treasure castles in Japan, the castle is surrounded by the Tensho (the highest and most dominant part of a Japanese castle, and one of the symbols of power). The name \"Tenshokaku\" is a new name since the Meiji era). It is worth stopping to take pictures of the moat with the Northern Alps as a backdrop. Matsumoto Castle is unique in that it has a complex linking of the large and small tensho, which is a unique structure of Matsumoto Castle.<\/p>\n

The cherry blossom viewing period in Matsumoto Castle is scheduled from early April to mid-April.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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About 3,300 cherry blossoms have been planted in Matsumoto Castle Park and Honmaru Garden. Officials have announced that from the 3rd to the 8th day after the blooming season, a cherry blossom light show and concert will be held in the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle Sky Guard and Honmaru Garden, which is called the \u201cNight Cherry Blossom Festival\u201d of the National Treasure Matsumoto Castle.<\/div>\n
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Matsumoto Castle Park<\/p>\n

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Opening hours:<\/dt>\n
8:30 ~ 16:30<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Rest Garden:<\/dt>\n
Open all year round \/ Closed at the end and beginning of the year<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Address:<\/dt>\n
4-1 Marunouchi, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Mode of transportation:<\/dt>\n
Get off at \"Matsumoto Station\" on the JR Shinonoi Line and walk for about 15 minutes. Bus Matsumoto Weekly Bus \"Town-Sneaker\" North Route From \"Matsumoto Station's Castle Exit\" \u2192 \"Matsumoto Castle and City Hall Mae\", the ride time is about 10 minutes.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Official Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.matsumoto-castle.jp\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n


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\"Famous sightseeing spots around \"Matsumoto Castle<\/h3>\n

Okinawan Shotengai - Enjoy a stroll at the foot of the Imperial City<\/h4>\n
\"Komonote Shotengai is a shopping street along the Toba River, which runs through the center of Matsumoto City. It is affectionately called \"Frog Street\". The buildings along the street are bungalow-style buildings that were once provided to samurai by wealthy families, and the street is paved with stone slabs, which gives it the feel of the Edo period. As you walk along the street, you will find historical art stores, traditional soba restaurants that have been in business for a long time, and stylish open cafes and western-style restaurants, making it an interesting blend of the old and the new.<\/div>\n
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Rope Hands Pass Shopping Arcade<\/p>\n

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Address.<\/dt>\n
Ote, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Transportation.<\/dt>\n
It is a 6-minute walk from Matsumoto Castle.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.nawate.net\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n
Sightseeing Spots near Okinawan Street<\/div>\n

Matsumoto City Museum<\/h4>\n
The Matsumoto City Museum of Art is a museum supported by four pillars: viewing, performing, learning, and exchanging. Matsumoto City is home to artists such as Yayoi Kusama, Nobuyama Kamijo, and Kazuo Tamura. You can see exhibitions of their works and their studios at the links below.<\/div>\n
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Matsumoto City Museum<\/p>\n

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Opening Hours.<\/dt>\n
9:00 ~ 17:00<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Closed: 1:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m., 1:00 p.m.<\/dt>\n
Mondays (if Monday is an official holiday, the library will be closed on Tuesdays as well)<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Transportation.<\/dt>\n
It is a 13-minute walk from Matsumoto Castle.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/matsumoto-artmuse.jp\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

Food in Matsumoto<\/h3>\n

Shinshu Soba - Ranked No. 1 in Japan for per capita consumption<\/h4>\n

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Grilled Chicken Cutlet with Thieves<\/h4>\n
Tori legs are marinated in garlic sauce and then deep-fried to a golden brown color, crispy on the outside and tender on the inside. When you bite into it, the meat juice overflows into your mouth and you feel happy.<\/div>\n

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Also, local kebabs go better with local shochu.<\/div>\n

Day 2-Kamikochi~Hiratsuyu Onsen - Healed by Nature's Bounty<\/h2>\n
Day:9:00 Matsumoto Station\u2192Shindojima Station\u2192Kamikochi (or Norikura Kogen (in front of the Sightseeing Center)\u2192Norikura Jidaira\u2192Hiryu Onsen Accommodation)<\/div>\n

Upper Highlands<\/h3>\n

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Kamikochi is located in the Chubu Sangaku National Park at an altitude of 1,500 meters. It is surrounded by the Northern Alps, including the Hotaka mountain range and Yakidake (an active volcano on the main line of the Hida mountain range, one of the 100 most famous mountains in Japan, with an elevation of 2,455 meters), with the Azusa River flowing at the foot of the mountains, and with Kawatomo Bridge and other excellent scenic spots in the vicinity. Kamikochi has been designated as a National Cultural Property (a special place of interest and a special natural monument) as part of the Yamatake National Park, and is one of Japan's premier mountain sightseeing destinations.<\/div>\n
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Located in the upper reaches of the Azusa River in the western part of Nagano Prefecture, Kamikochi is a small basin with an elevation of about 1,500 meters, surrounded by the Hodakurinboku, Yakidake, and Tokonen mountain ranges, and is a Chubu Sanno National Park. It was introduced to the world by the 19th century British missionary and mountaineer, Worcester Weston, and is known to many mountaineers as a famous scenic spot in Japan.<\/p>\n

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Upper Highlands<\/p>\n

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Address:<\/dt>\n
Yasumogami Heights, Matsumoto City, Nagano Prefecture<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Traffic:<\/dt>\n
Take the Matsumoto Electric Railway Kamikochi Line and get off at Shindoshima Station (approx. 30 minutes), then transfer to a route bus to your destination (approx. 60 minutes).<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.kamikochi.or.jp\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Kappo Bridge<\/h3>\n
Kawagoe Bridge, located in the center of Kamikochi, is a landmark of Kamikochi and can be reached in 5 minutes on foot from the Kamikochi bus station.<\/div>\n

ride in a saddle<\/h3>\n
Ride Saddle is located at the southern end of the Northern Alps, with Sword Peak (3,026 meters) as the highest peak, and consists of 23 peaks.
\nNorikura has the highest highway in Japan that can be used by automobiles. The 2,702-meter stack is often used as a starting point for visiting Norikura, where you can enjoy hiking while climbing and viewing alpine plants. Norikura is the 19th highest mountain in Japan, and the autumn foliage is particularly beautiful. There are many tourists who come here for hiking and sightseeing in the fall. Norikura is also known as Japan's easiest mountain to climb above 3,000 meters.<\/div>\n

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After climbing the Riding Saddle, you can also take a hot spring bath in the evening to relieve your fatigue and relax your tired muscles.<\/div>\n

Day 3-New Hotaka<\/h2>\n
Itinerary: 9:40 Hiryu Onsen \u2668\ufe0f\u2192Shin-Hotaka Cable Car\u2192Takayama Nohi Bus Center\u2192Takayama Festival Hall\u2192Hida Takayama Museum of Art\u2192Takayama Accommodation<\/div>\n

New Spike Highland Cable Car<\/h3>\n
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Ride the \"Shin-Hotaka Cable Car\" and marvel at the awe-inspiring nature while overlooking the vast Alps of Japan. \"The Shin-Hotaka Cable Car is the only double-decker cable car in Japan with a capacity of 120 passengers at a time. From the observation deck on the roof of the cable car station, which is 2,156 meters above sea level, you can see the majestic Northern Alps, including Nishiho Takadake (2,909 meters) and Gunsutake (3,180 meters).<\/p>\n

Transportation: Take a local bus from Hiryu Bus Terminal for about 40 minutes.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

New Hotaka Cable Car Summer Scenery<\/div>\n

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Hida Takayama<\/h3>\n
This town has been preserved since the Edo period and is called \"Hida's Little Kyoto\". You can enjoy shopping for traditional handicrafts and confectionery while eating delicious rice cake dumplings. If you arrive in the morning, you may be able to catch the local morning market. In recent years, it has become a popular place to visit on the Holy Land Tour because of the movie \"Your Name\".
\nThe Takayama Festival is held twice a year, in spring and fall. There is a grand and colorful altar and a parade in traditional costumes. The Takayama Matsuri is registered as a UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.<\/div>\n

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Kamisanomachi<\/h3>\n
\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0Gourmet: A variety of dishes made with melt-in-your-mouth Hida beef are popular among local people and tourists.
\nHida Beef refers to the black-haired Wagyu cattle raised in the Hida region by local people living in Gifu Prefecture.
\nWe recommend eating local delicacies such as Hida beef kebabs, fried beef patties, and nutmeg while walking.<\/div>\n

Takayama Kamisanomachi Old Town<\/h3>\n
\u00a0Located on the east bank of the Miyagawa River, which flows through Takayama City, this old town was a merchant town in its heyday. In particular, the area of Kamisanomachi, Kamininomachi, and Kaminichinomachi, known as the \u201cThree Towns,\u201d is a must-see in Takayama because of its well-preserved Edo period architecture. This area has been designated by the Japanese government as an \"Important Traditional Building Groups Protection Area\". Takayama's old streets are lined with latticework windows with streams running under them, sake cellars with \"sake forests\" made of cedar leaves, and rows of curtains on the doors of large houses and old shops along the street. Traditional sweets and handicrafts stores, signature salty and sweet grilled glutinous rice balls, and Hida beef kebabs line the street, attracting tourists from the north and south.<\/div>\n

Nakahashi<\/h3>\n
\"Nakanohashi Bridge\" is a scenic spot that can be seen from the Jinya. Next to the bridge is the Hie Shrine Guest House (a place where mikoshi (portable shrines) rest or stay on their way to a shrine festival, or a destination for mikoshi (portable shrines)), which is known as a place of energy (a place of special power invisible to the eye and a place where the life force flourishes).
\nShen Yu (\u795e\u8f3f) is the vehicle that carries the god.
\nKagura means the arrival of a god or a thing on which a god rides.<\/div>\n

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Movie \"Your Name\"<\/h3>\n
\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0A little further from Hida Takayama, take a local bus for about 35 minutes to reach the Hida Furukawa River, which was featured in the movie Your Name.<\/div>\n

Hida Furukawa Station<\/h4>\n

Hida Furukawa Station is a railroad station on the JR Hida Line and JR Takayama Main Line, and it is also the main station of Hida City, which is known for its sightseeing. In \"Your Name,\" Ko Takashi passes by this station when he goes to Hida City to look for Mitsuba. The station is the best place to take pictures of the scene, and the ground level has been raised so that more moviegoers can take pictures.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

Gero Onsen<\/h3>\n
From Hida Takayama, you can visit Gero Onsen, one of the 3 most famous hot springs in Japan, in about 90 minutes.
\nGero Onsen is the largest hot spring resort in Gifu Prefecture, Japan, surrounded by the Hida mountains, and is one of the three most famous hot spring areas in Japan, along with Arima Onsen and Kusatsu Onsen. The hot spring town is filled with a variety of hot spring baths and onsen ryokan (hot spring inns) and is full of the flavor of a hot spring town. The most famous of these hot springs is \"Nin-no-yu,\" which is known for its beauty-enhancing effects on the skin and face. There are many large hot spring inns in the area, and in addition to the hot spring facilities, there are tourist shopping centers in the Gero Onsen Street where visitors can shop for a variety of local specialties.<\/div>\n
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Gero Onsen Hot Spring \u2668\ufe0f Ryokan \ud83c\udfe8 Collaborative combination of HP:https:\/\/www.gero-spa.or.jp\/lg_tw\/<\/a><\/div>\n

Day 4-Enjoy World Heritage Shirakawago<\/h2>\n
Itinerary: 8:50 Takayama Nohi Bus Center \u2192 Shirakawa-go \u2192 Gajo Village Farm \u2192 Takayama Nohi Bus Center \u2192 Highway Bus (via Matsumoto) \u2192 21:38 Shinjuku Bus Center.<\/div>\n

Shirakawago World Heritage Site<\/h3>\n
The village of Shirakawa-go was inscribed on the World Heritage List in 1995, and has become a popular tourist spot attracting 1.4 million people every year. However, Hagi-machi Street in the center of Shirakawa-go is still a normal place for local people to live. The World Heritage Committee said of Shirakawa-go that it is a perfect combination of the harsh natural environment and traditional culture behind the Hagi-machi houses, as well as the \"knots\", the mutual aid organizations that still support the villagers today. The local people have adapted the house to the local conditions and used local materials. Not a single nail is used to fix the entire house, and the roof is covered with thatch. The house is named after the shape of the hands that look like the palms of two hands. Nowadays, every 30 to 40 years, the roof thatch is replaced by the local people themselves. Currently, there are many minshuku, lodgings, and restaurants in Shirakawago that are open to the general public.<\/div>\n

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Four Seasons in Shirakawago<\/h4>\n
Shirakawa-go, which has been designated as a special snowstorm zone, gets nearly 2 meters of snow in winter (December ~ March). In February, Shirakawa-go holds a lighting ceremony (mid-January to mid-February) in the silence of the snow.
\nShirakawago is famous for its scenery in winter, but it is also beautiful in other seasons. In spring, when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom, the house is decorated with cherry blossoms. The grass grows and warblers fly in the spring breeze.<\/div>\n

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Around May, Shirakawa-go is a unique sight with the backdrop of the Wada family, an important cultural property, where women in kimono walk around and plant rice seedlings in rows. It is also a rare place to escape from the heat in the middle of summer.<\/div>\n


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In the fall, the annual water release training in Hapo Village is also very popular among locals and tourists.<\/div>\n

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Wada Family, Hapo Village<\/h4>\n
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The Wada house is one of the many houses in the village of Ogijo in Shirakawa-go, and the Ogicho district in which it is located is the largest Ogijo-built house in Shirakawa-go. It was built at the end of the Edo period, and is the only national important house in Shirakawa-go. In addition to the exhibition space, the Wada house is now inhabited by residents, and the first and second floors are partially open to the public, preserving the original traditional style of the house.<\/p>\n

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Wada Family, Hapo Village<\/p>\n

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Address.<\/dt>\n
Ogi-cho, Shirakawa-mura, Ono-gun, Gifu Prefecture<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Transportation.<\/dt>\n
Takayama Nohi Bus Center \u2192 \"Takayama Nohi BC (Shirakawago BT line)\" (approx. 56 minutes by car) \u2192 Get off at \"Shirakawago Station\" and walk for about 5 minutes to the center of Shirakawago.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

Hejiao Village, Shirakawa Heung<\/h4>\n
The view of Mt. Fuji in the distance seems to be close at hand. The roofs of many of the houses are made of special straw, especially the roofs on both sides of the house, which look like an open book and are shaped like a triangle. This reduces the amount of wind and regulates the amount of sunlight that comes in each day, making the houses warm in winter and cool in summer, making them suitable for people to live in. In addition to traditional crafts, each building also has an information center and a food hall. Twenty-five houses that were used in various parts of Shirakawa-go have been moved and preserved here. In the park, there is a temple, a waterwheel house, a charcoal-burning house, a stable, and other buildings in the style of an ancient village. Visitors can also experience traditional crafts such as dyeing and weaving. At the Soba Dojo, visitors can experience the making of Japanese soba noodles.<\/div>\n

Ticket Information<\/h2>\n

Alpine 3-Star Shinjuku Pass<\/h3>\n
The above itinerary is based on the Alpine 3-star Shinjuku Pass. This is a very convenient and affordable highway bus package that includes a round-trip ticket from Shinjuku Station in Tokyo to Matsumoto and back, as well as a \u2795 4-day pass for the Shinshu\/Hida area.<\/div>\n

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April 1~November 30: Adults 17,800 yen\/person, children 8,900 yen\/person;
\nDecember 1~March 31: Adults 15,900 yen\/person, children 7,950 yen\/person.
\nIn addition to riding the Shin-Hotaka Cable Car with the Free Ride Ticket, you can go to popular tourist spots such as Kamikochi and Jyokan. There is no limit to the number of times you can get on and off the ropeway between locations.<\/div>\n
One-way highway bus coupons from Shinjuku Station in Tokyo to Kanazawa or Toyama via Shinshu Matsumoto\/Hida Takayama.<\/div>\n


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After sightseeing Shirakawago, there are two one-way tours, one to Kanazawa, a million-stone castle town where you can enjoy Japanese traditional culture and beautiful gardens. The other option is to visit Toyama, a natural landscape made up of majestic mountains and the sea.
\n\u203bWhen you use this ticket, you will have to pay a separate fee for the cable cars of Kamikochi, Rikakura, and Shihoko.<\/div>\n

Kanazawa City<\/h3>\n
The Japanese castle in Marunouchi, Kanazawa City, Ishikawa Prefecture, is registered as a historical site as a National Important Cultural Property (Ishikawa Gate, Sanjusangenjaya, Tsurumaru Warehouse).<\/div>\n

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Kanazawa City<\/p>\n

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Address.<\/dt>\n
1-53 Koshomachi, Kanazawa City<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Transportation.<\/dt>\n
1\uff09Kanazawa Station\u2192Kanerokuen Station\u2192Kanazawa Castle Park (Ishikawa Gate)\u2192Kanerokuen (Katsurazaka Exit)
\n2\uff09Kanazawa Station\u2192Get off at Hirosaka\u2192Kanazawa Castle Park (Tamasenin Maru Exit)-\u2192Kanerokuen Garden (Mako Sakaguchi Exit)
\n3\uff09Kanazawa Station\u2192Izuhamacho Station\u2192Kane-rokuen (Kotachinokuchi)<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Official Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.pref.ishikawa.jp\/siro-niwa\/kanazawajou\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

Kanazawa Kanrokuen<\/h3>\n
Kanrokuen Garden, one of the three most famous gardens in Japan, is a forested garden with a return trip style. With flowers blooming in all seasons, it is a must-see in Kanazawa. It is a garden of Ikezumi style, which is representative of the Edo period, originating from a feudal garden built by the Kaga clan in the middle of the 17th century in Sotokaku, Kanazawa Castle. -Kanrokuen is one of the three most famous gardens in Japan, along with Korakuen in Okayama City and Kairakuen in Mito City. It is one of the top 100 cherry blossom viewing spots in Japan, and is surrounded by a castle pond with Japanese-style rockeries and pavilions.<\/div>\n

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The Six Gardens<\/p>\n

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Address.<\/dt>\n
1-4 Kanroku-cho, Kanazawa-shi, Ishikawa-ken<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Transportation.<\/dt>\n
Take a bus from Kanazawa Station (Kanrokuen Round Trip Bus) and get off at Kanrokuen Station (opposite Ishikawa Gate) and walk for 1 minute.<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Opening hours:<\/dt>\n
March 1 ~ October 15 7:00 ~ 18:00<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Opening hours:<\/dt>\n
October 16 ~ February 8:00 ~ 17:00<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Rest Garden:<\/dt>\n
Year-round<\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n
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Website:<\/dt>\n
https:\/\/www.pref.ishikawa.jp\/siro-niwa\/kenrokuen\/<\/a><\/dd>\n<\/dl>\n<\/div>\n

Toyama Suspension<\/h3>\n
Mt. Fuji is located on the border of Shizuoka and Yamanashi Prefectures, while Mt. Toyama is located in Toyama Prefecture, the center of Honshu Island in Japan. If you want to visit the natural scenery and start a journey to a secret place in Japan, don't miss Toyama.
\nKurobe Gorge, the deepest gorge in Japan, and Unazuki Onsen, the most transparent hot spring in Japan, are located here. If you come to Toyama in winter, you can explore the 20-meter-high Snow Deep Valley, a pure white world. The Alps are not only found in Europe, but there is also an Alpine route, Yuki-no-Madani, in Toyama Prefecture.<\/div>\n

Suggestions for Other Routes: Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Shinjuku Ticket<\/h2>\n
\u00a0We also recommend the highway bus for the popular Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route from Tokyo.
\nA discounted ticket that includes the \"Highway Bus from Shinjuku to Ogizawa\" and the \"Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Package\".<\/div>\n
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Ticket Sales Period: April 1 - November 23
\nWebsite:https:\/\/www.alpen-route.com\/tw\/<\/a><\/div>\n

Kurobe Reservoir<\/h3>\n
Japan's No. 1 High Altitude Reservoir (186 meters)<\/div>\n

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Kurobe Reservoir Sightseeing Water Release<\/div>\n

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With the discounted Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Shinjuku Ticket, you can ride a variety of transportation on the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route without having to purchase additional tickets.<\/div>\n

Yuki-no-Otani<\/h3>\n
Tateyama Kurobe's Yuki-no-Otani is open from mid-April to late June. As the temperature slowly warms up, manual snow removal machines create a path through the pure white world of over 20 meters of snow, and the legendary snow wall appears.<\/div>\n

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\u203bThese tickets are sold for a limited period of time (not all year round), so please be sure to check the details of the ticket on the official website beforehand.
\nOfficial Website:https:\/\/www.alpen-route.com\/enjoy_navi\/snow_otani\/<\/a><\/div>\n<\/div>\n
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