2025 Toyama Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in January)

A place I have always looked forward to traveling to🤩🤩🤩 I originally thought the transportation would be complicated, but actually when I arrived at the scene, I felt it was totally fine! 🗓️Itinerary: Kurobe Tateyama can be climbed from Ogizawa Station or Tateyama Station. It depends on which side is more convenient for traveling. We went up the mountain from Ogizawa Station to the Snow Wall Station and then went down the mountain the same way. The advantage is that almost all transportation on the mountain can be reached🤩 Starting from Ogizawa Station and going up the mountain to the snow wall, there are a total of four modes of transportation. Two buses and two cable cars are really fun!!! Each stop has different features and is great for taking photos. 💰Per capita consumption: The cost of the uphill ticket (I am taking a one-way round trip as an example) Ride section: Ogizawa-Murodo Round trip Price: ¥12,300 🕰️Business hours: The official website for ride times has timetables for reference. Pay special attention to the last train time to go down the mountain

Did you know that Toyama is one of the world's leading glass cities? This museum, designed by the renowned architect Kengo Kuma, is popular for its unique architecture. The building houses the Toyama Glass Art Museum, the Toyama City Library Main Building, and a museum shop. On this day, in addition to the permanent exhibition, the Toyama Glass Art Award Exhibition 2024 was also being held, and the displays were absolutely stunning! Please note that photography is not allowed in the permanent exhibition. The museum shop also had a lot of stylish items, so I highly recommend it. [Toyama Glass Art Museum] Address: 5-1 Nishimachi, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, 930-0062 Phone number: 076-461-3100

The Tenmon Bridge Observatory in Fugan Canal Kansui Park offers a stunning view. From the nearby canal to the lush green park, the small houses of Toyama City in the distance, and the snow-covered Tateyama Kurobe in the farthest background, the scenery is truly picturesque and unforgettable. If you visit at dusk, the sunlight reflecting off the snow on Tateyama Kurobe turns the mountains golden, creating a rare and breathtaking sight. The Starbucks located within Fugan Canal Kansui Park is hailed as the most beautiful Starbucks in the Hokuriku region. Sitting outdoors, you can enjoy a distant view of Tateyama Kurobe and a close-up of Kansui Park, with cherry blossoms accompanying you in spring, making it a very relaxing experience. Be aware that this Starbucks concept store often has long lines, so be prepared! 🕰️ Business Hours: 08:00～22:30 🏖️ Environment/Facilities: Highly recommend enjoying your coffee outdoors. You can also go to the Fugan Canal Bridge for a better view of the Starbucks for a perfect photo opportunity. 📍 Address: Fugan Canal Kansui Park, Irifunecho Port Area, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture 💰 Average Cost: JPY 1000 💞 Recommended Reason: The most beautiful Starbucks in Hokuriku, with a view of Tateyama Kurobe in good weather and cherry blossoms in season. 🗓️ Itinerary: You can plan a day trip from Kanazawa to Toyama, which is only about a 20-minute Shinkansen ride away.

I recently had the pleasure of exploring Toyama City, and I’m eager to share my experience with you all. Located in the heart of Japan, Toyama City offers a delightful blend of history, art, and natural beauty that left me enchanted. Toyama Ruin Castle: Visiting the Toyama Ruin Castle was a highlight of my trip. The ancient walls and serene surroundings provided a glimpse into Toyama’s rich history. It’s a must-visit for history enthusiasts and those who appreciate cultural landmarks. Toyama Glass Art Museum: Another gem in Toyama City is the Toyama Glass Art Museum. The exquisite displays of glass art from local and international artists were mesmerizing. The museum’s architecture itself is a work of art, blending seamlessly with the surrounding landscape. Kansui Park: Nature lovers, don’t miss Kansui Park! This tranquil oasis in the heart of the city offers lush greenery, serene ponds, and picturesque walking paths. It’s the perfect place to unwind and soak in Toyama’s natural beauty. Culinary Delights: During my visit, I also indulged in Toyama’s culinary delights. The local seafood, especially the fresh sushi, was simply divine. Be sure to explore the vibrant Toyama Morning Market for a taste of local flavors and a lively atmosphere. Getting Around: Navigating Toyama City was a breeze thanks to its efficient public transportation system. Buses and trams made it easy to explore all the attractions, and walking around the city allowed me to discover hidden gems at every turn. Overall Impressions: My time in Toyama City was a perfect blend of history, art, and nature. The warm hospitality of the locals, coupled with the city’s cultural richness, made it a memorable journey. Whether you’re interested in exploring ancient ruins, admiring art, or simply enjoying the tranquility of a beautiful park, Toyama City has something for everyone. #japan #toyama #trip

A restaurant in a commercial facility in the station! A restaurant where you can enjoy yourself right up to your Shinkansen train time! The souvenir shop is nearby, and there are coin lockers outside! The restaurant itself has a fisherman's atmosphere, and the interior design makes you feel like you're eating at the beach rather than at the station! They serve fresh fish, and the lunch is very cheap and good value, so there were a lot of people lined up! Everything from sashimi to the side dishes was delicious! 📍Uo Dontei 〒930-0001 1-220 Akewa-cho, Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, Toyama Marche Noren Yokocho 🕐 11:30-14:30 15:30-21:30 #Toyama #ToyamaTrip #Seafood #MeAndMyTravel

Japan is a country with four distinct seasons that it loves to celebrate with various seasonal holidays. Springtime is a time of mild weather and blossoming sakura trees, a season for cleaning up the family altar and praying for children to grow up strong and healthy.Hanami is a special type of spring festival in Japan that involves picnics around cherry blossom trees to celebrate their flowers coming to bloom.

Toyama is easily accessible from Tokyo and other major cities.Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen from Tokyo Station and the ride takes approximately two hours. Toyama is a modern city, but it retains the local character shaped by its surroundings—mountains, sea, and rivers. Toyama's location and access to public transportation make it a great starting point for trips in and around the region. Take day trips to nearby towns and ski resorts, tackle the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route and continue on to Nagano Prefecture or visit neighboring prefectures such as Kanazawa, Takayama, Kamikochi, and Matsumoto.

This place is a trip-some of their dishes have little semblance to their supposedly "American" originals, and the restaurant is decked out in kitchy decor. Moreover, the portion sizes are large and great for sharing. really felt like I was in an American pub, and the burgers are not even mentioned, we ordered the Onion Tower and GBs Burguer, the breaded onions are wonderful ! I would advise those with dietary restrictions to be vigilant though-some dishes have bits of meat mixed in. Address:８-3386-3391 Gofuku, Toyama, 930-0887, Japan

I came here with my friends before I move to another city here in Japan. The cake is cute anyway and the interior. Both food and drinks looked good and delicious. I was able to spend a relaxing time.Everything is fashionable and very stylish cafe.Recommended for girls and couples. The price of food and drinks is not that expensive.I really like the cake so I bought one for takeout. I thought that the appearance would be important, but each one is carefully made and is delicious enough.It seems that the pastry chef makes it every day, and even those who are careful about their health or on a diet can eat it without feeling guilty because there are no preservatives.It looks dark from the outside, but it's very cozy inside. Address:15-1 Minatoirifunecho, Toyama, 930-0805

When a festival is going on in Japan, you can bet that there’ll be food stall and after attending one festival after another, you can more or less get an idea of what food to expect. Whether it’s festivals at temples and shrines, or school festivals, there are certain foods that just happen to be associated with food stall, and here are some of them. Stall food usually costs no more than 1,000 yen, with the average price being about 500 yen.No festival is complete without good ol’ yakisoba. Kushiyaki is a catch-all term for grilled, skewered meats, the most popular type being yakitori.You can also try okonomiyaki, takoyaki, choco banana and many more foods😊.

The Kurobe Gorge (黒部峡谷, Kurobe Kyōkoku) is a beautiful, forested ravine in the rugged mountains of the Northern Japan Alps. Cut by the Kurobe River, it is one of the deepest gorges in Japan. Its steep, nearly vertical cliffs, untouched virgin forests, and outdoor hot springs have made it a famous destination to see natural scenic beauty. It is not to be confused with the Tateyama-Kurobe Alpine Route, which is nearby, but accessed from a completely different direction. The main attraction of the gorge is the Kurobe Gorge Railway, a sightseeing train originally built to aid the construction of the Kurobe Dam. Today the small trains operate along a winding, 20 kilometer stretch between Unazuki and Keyakidaira stations. The exciting 80 minute journey leads across more than 20 bridges and through over 40 tunnels, and offers visitors panoramic views of the gorge below. The trains stop at a few stations along the way where visitors can get off and explore. How to get there:Toyama Airport bus JR Toyama Station JR Kurobe Unazuki Onsen Station walk Shin-Kurobe Station Unazuki Onsen Station walk Kurobe Gorge Railway(Unazuki Station

Getting There - 09:30 to 18:00 (20:00 on Fri & Sat Open daily / closed on 1st & 3rd Weds of each month JPY200 / special exhbitions are priced from JPY700-JPY1000 The museum is a 20-minute walk to the south of Toyama Station or alternatively, take the City Loop tram from the station and disembark at Grand Plaza-mae - 12 min / JPY210 Attractions - The Toyama Glass Art Museum is located nearby Toyama Station and exhibits a large collection of stunning glass artworks from around the world. Both permanent and temporary exhibitions provide stunning examples of this most skillful of artforms, spread across six floors. Special exhibitions are held on the second and third floors, the permanent collection is housed on the fourth floor with the acclaimed ‘Glass Art Garden’ by American artists Dale Chijuly, located on the sixth floor. The museum itself is designed by acclaimed architect Kengo Kuma and includes a beautiful timber and glass atrium and also includes a gift shop, restaurant/café and Toyama City Library.

These photos were taken from Cebu's Sumilon island, Philippines. We have a great time with my girlfriend here. The place is great, the food is delicious and great activities like snorkeling, fishing and so on. but most importantly is you will gonna be able to swim alongside with Oslob Cebu's rockstars. The Whale Sharks😊. looking forward for the next great travel. hopefully😊thanks and peace.

sit tight and just relax midair in this paragliding experience. with a fantastic view above. this experience is just wow. recommended even with faint heart😅

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The terrain of Toyama Honshu in the northern part of Honshu, Japan is based on the Noto Peninsula, the Toyama, Takayama, and Nagoya areas, and the Mie Prefecture is the tail. The whole area is reminiscent of the dragon. modeling. Therefore, the tourist area here is called "Shenglong Road". If you choose to use Nagoya as your entry point, then the itinerary is based on Nagoya-Gero-Mountain-Toyama Kanazawa-Shirakawa. My trip to the Spring Festival is also arranged for a few nights in Toyama. One hotel is cheap, and the second is convenient to the world cultural heritage Shirakawa Township or Wuyi Mountain. At the beginning of 2, there was no snow in Nagoya and Gero, and there was a thin snow in the mountains, and the more north of Toyama was still snowing everywhere. The children in the south suddenly felt the right place! Toyama itself has almost no attractions, the only thing that can be visited is Toyama City, and there is a small park and boat nearby. All the way from the train station, the sky is drifting down the sky, the whole city is rendered white, the best place to take pictures is a bright red bridge in front of Toyama City, try to find more trees dark background, in the bridge Take a stroll and play with snow. If you are lucky, you can also play with the cute cherry sister.

For the first time in Japan, I eat sushi, and the seafood in Toyama Bay is quite famous. This Saitama branch is opened at Toyama Station and often has long queues. There are nine kinds of plates in different colors~ This is a good evaluation because of the proximity. You can order a selection of platters, or wait directly when you go to the front. Various seafoods come from Toyama Bay, Higashang Port, Kanazawa Port, etc. - Fushan specialty oysters, white shrimp, squid or something can be considered to eat ~ ~ about 200 yuan per capita, good value for money.

#japantrip "Toyama Excel Hotel Tokyu is a perfect blend of comfort and convenience. Located right next to Toyama Station, it offers easy access to transportation and local attractions. The rooms are clean and well-equipped, with large windows providing stunning city views. The on-site restaurant serves a great breakfast buffet with both Japanese and Western options. The hotel’s staff is friendly and attentive, making the experience even better. The proximity to shopping centers and Toyama Castle adds to its appeal. Ideal for both business and leisure travelers, this hotel ensures a hassle-free and enjoyable stay in Toyama."

#japantrip "DoubleTree by Hilton Toyama offers a luxurious experience in the heart of Toyama. From the warm chocolate chip cookie welcome to the elegantly designed rooms, everything about the stay exudes comfort. The location is excellent, close to Toyama Castle and the station. The hotel features modern amenities, including a fitness center, and the on-site restaurant serves a delicious blend of local and international cuisine. The staff’s hospitality is top-notch, ensuring every guest feels pampered. With spacious rooms offering spectacular city views, this is an ideal choice for travelers seeking sophistication and convenience during their visit to Toyama."

Check out this comprehensive guide for an 8-day tour of Japan! This is all you need to enjoy Japan! Don't miss out on the fun! -- 🗓Itinerary: D1: Stroll through Higashi Chaya District Experience the ancient tea ceremony culture and feel the traditional charm of Japan. D2: Eiheiji Temple -> Kinkaku-ji Temple -> Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine -> Senbon Torii Visit the ancient temples of Kyoto, appreciate the charm of Japanese religious architecture, and leave beautiful memories under the Senbon Torii. D3: Free time in Osaka Plan your own itinerary in Osaka or join a day tour to experience the local slow life. Arashiyama, Kiyomizu-dera Temple, and other famous attractions await you. D4: Osaka Castle Park -> Shinsaibashi -> Dotonbori -> Nara Park From the historic castle to the bustling shopping street, to Nara Park where you can dance with deer, this day is full of fun. D5: Miho no Matsubara -> Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort -> Oshino Hakkai Enjoy the spectacular pine forest scenery, experience the fun of skiing, and explore the mysterious Oshino Hakkai Natural Park. D6: Free time in Tokyo Explore the prosperity and charm of Tokyo on your own or join a day tour to Kamakura to experience the ancient capital. D7: Senso-ji Temple -> Nakamise Shopping Street -> Ginza -> Unazuki Onsen Visit Senso-ji Temple, stroll through the ancient shopping street, enjoy shopping in Ginza, and finally relax at Unazuki Onsen. D8: Visit Shirakawa-go Visit the World Heritage Site of Shirakawa-go and experience the unique charm of traditional Japanese gassho-style architecture. -- 🧳 Travel Checklist: Don't forget to bring these things when traveling to Japan in January! 📞 Prepare a SIM card for convenient internet access and phone calls. 🔌 A plug adapter is essential as the voltage in Japan is different from ours. 🆔 Bring your documents, including your passport, visa, and driver's license. 👚 Dress for the season. It's cold in Japan in January, so don't forget to bring warm clothes. 🔋 Don't forget your chargers. Your phone and camera need power. 💊 Bring some medicine just in case to stay healthy. 💰 Cash and credit cards give you more freedom when shopping. -- Enjoy Japan and its charm. Don't forget to save this guide for your next trip!

You'll fall in love with Toyama after just one visit! 😍 It's a photographer's paradise! Here's a guide to the best photo spots. If you need it, save it now! 👇 (Photographers know that taking photos is largely about luck, and the most important thing is to have a sunny day ☀️) 🌟【The best photo spots—fixed + mobile】 1️⃣ Mobile: Difficulty ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🚌 On the bus from Shirakawa-go to Toyama City (the 15:30 bus, which in winter is just in time for sunset and the blue hour) Don't fall asleep! ❗️ It's so beautiful! Try to choose a seat at the front of the bus, so you can take photos of the road and the snow-capped mountains 🏔️ A window seat on the right side of the bus will let you take photos like the one I posted above 👆 2️⃣ Fixed: Difficulty ⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🏨 Toyoko Inn Toyama-eki Shinkansen-guchi No.2, 18th floor (take photos through the glass in the corridor) ‼️ You need to be a guest to go upstairs 3️⃣ Fixed: Difficulty ⭐️ ⛲️ Fugan Canal Kansui Park (observation deck) If the weather is good, you can take photos of the Tateyama Mountain Range, which looks even better at sunset (I didn't have time to take photos 🌝). You can also take photos of the most beautiful Starbucks in the world. 🚶 About a 15-minute walk from Toyama Station 4️⃣ Mobile: Difficulty ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 🚥 You need to cross the road to take photos of the road and the snow-capped mountains ⚠️ It's a bit dangerous, so I don't recommend it (but it looks great 🌚) 👍🏻【Other photo spots outside the city】 1️⃣ Amaharashi Coast: You need to take the JR train (make sure to check the schedule! Trains run about every 40 minutes) 2️⃣ Kurehayama Park Observatory: You can take photos of Toyama City and the Tateyama Mountain Range (I think it looks a bit like the photos taken at Toyoko Inn)

Parents, here's an 8-day Japan itinerary for you and your kids! Play with deer in Nara Park, relax in an onsen, and enjoy some quality family time! . 🌟 Itinerary Overview: 🌟 Day 1: Amaharashi Coast - Takaoka Daibutsu Explore the beautiful coastal scenery, then visit the magnificent Takaoka Daibutsu to experience tranquility and solemnity. Day 2: Shiraito Falls - Old Karuizawa Ginza - Ginza Admire the refreshing waterfall, reminisce about the history of Old Karuizawa Ginza, and experience the bustling modern Ginza shopping district. Day 3: Free Day in Tokyo Explore the bustling city of Tokyo at your own pace, or opt for a day trip to Kamakura to experience the charm of Japan's ancient capital. Day 4: Senso-ji Temple - Oshino Hakkai - Miho no Matsubara Visit the historic Senso-ji Temple, explore the unique Oshino Hakkai, and admire the natural beauty of Miho no Matsubara. Day 5: Kinkaku-ji Temple - Fushimi Inari Taisha - Senbon Torii - Nara Park Visit the golden Kinkaku-ji Temple, explore the mysterious Fushimi Inari Taisha and Senbon Torii, and finally, get up close and personal with the adorable deer in Nara Park. Day 6: Free Day in Osaka Explore Osaka at your own pace, or opt for a day trip to Arashiyama to experience the ancient capital's charm and natural beauty. Day 7: Shirakawa-go Stroll through the traditional gassho-zukuri village of Shirakawa-go and experience the tranquility and simplicity of rural Japan. Day 8: Higashi Chaya District Savor traditional Japanese culture and cuisine in the Higashi Chaya District, and end your trip on a high note. 🎉 . 🧳 Travel Checklist: What to Prepare for a Trip to Japan? 📞 A SIM card is a must for staying connected and not getting lost. 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Japanese outlets are different. 📜 Make sure to bring your documents, including your passport and visa. 👔 If you're visiting Japan in January, remember to dress warmly and bring a down jacket! 🔋 Bring a charger and power bank to keep your phone charged at all times. 💊 Bring some basic medicine just in case you feel unwell. 💰 Prepare some credit cards and cash for convenient shopping. 🎒 Carry a small bag for change and small items. . 🎉 Enjoy Japan and travel with ease! I hope my guide helps you on your journey. Have a great trip! 🎉

#japantrip Rotate Toyama Sushi at Toyama Station was a great find! The restaurant offers a conveyor belt sushi experience with an excellent selection of fresh seafood. The quality of the sushi was top-notch, with perfectly prepared rice and generous portions of fish. The variety was impressive, from classic favorites like tuna and salmon to unique local specialties featuring fresh catches from Toyama Bay. Everything I tried was delicious and beautifully presented. The atmosphere was casual and welcoming, making it a comfortable place to enjoy a meal. The staff were attentive and ensured plates were refilled quickly on the conveyor belt. It was also reasonably priced, considering the quality of the sushi.

#japantrip Located where Tototei used to be, 夢を語れ 富山 had been on my radar for a while thanks to YouTube, and I finally got to visit! I arrived at 10:00 on a weekday, and as expected for such a popular spot, there were already about five people waiting. One of the great features is the ability to choose your noodle portion—150g or 200g. The soup’s thickness, garlic, vegetable portions, and meat flavors were all perfectly balanced. The menu is simple and straightforward, making it easy to navigate. The noodles were wonderfully chewy and satisfying. If I could suggest one improvement, it would be to have more vegetables in the mini version. Still, everything was so delicious that I’ll definitely be back for more!

🚉 Arriving at Toyama Station, I was immediately drawn to the unique architectural style of the Route Inn. As I entered the lobby, the warm lighting and attentive service made me feel right at home. 🛌 The room was spacious and bright, with every detail exuding sophistication and comfort. The soft mattress and comfortable pillows allowed me to sleep soundly through the night, a rare rest during a busy trip. 🍳 Breakfast offered a wide variety of delicious dishes, nutritious and tasty without being greasy. Enjoying the food while admiring the beautiful view outside the window was the best way to start the day. 🛀 The hotel also had a spacious bathroom with complete facilities, washing away the fatigue of the day. It was a truly unparalleled relaxation for both body and mind. 🎈 In addition, the hotel staff were very warm and friendly, always responding quickly and providing assistance whenever needed. This thoughtful service made me feel very warm. 🌸 Overall, the Route Inn Toyama Station provided me with a comfortable and cozy stay. Both the facilities and the service left me very satisfied.

1. Entering the Hotel Upon entering the Tateyama Mominoki Hotel, you are greeted by a warm and tranquil atmosphere. The lobby is spacious and bright, and the smiling and enthusiastic reception staff make you feel at home. The hotel's decor is simple and elegant, exuding a rustic and natural vibe. 2. Room Experience Our room was very comfortable. The bedding was soft and comfortable, and the mattress conformed to the body's curves, allowing for a natural wake-up. The room was well-equipped and well-laid out, offering free high-speed Wi-Fi and advanced entertainment facilities, making your stay more relaxing and enjoyable. 3. Culinary Journey At the Tateyama Mominoki Hotel's restaurant, we enjoyed a variety of delicious dishes. The menu features local specialties with modern elements, offering a feast for the taste buds. Each dish is carefully prepared, with excellent color, aroma, and taste, leaving a lasting impression. 4. Surroundings The Tateyama Mominoki Hotel is located at the foot of the scenic Tateyama, surrounded by a tranquil and pleasant environment. In our spare time, we could take a walk and enjoy the scenery, experiencing the charm of nature. 5. Conclusion Overall, the Tateyama Mominoki Hotel provided us with a very pleasant stay. From the lobby to the room, from the food to the surroundings, we felt comfortable and satisfied. The staff was warm and attentive, making us feel at home.

🚈As soon as I stepped into the Toyama Metro Hotel, I was attracted by its spacious and bright lobby. The smiling front desk staff made me feel very warm. Taking the subway into the hotel, there is no need to worry about transportation, which is the convenience that urban people dream of. 🛌The room design is unique, and every detail reveals the perfect combination of fashion and simplicity. The comfortable bed and soft quilt allowed me to get enough rest in a short period of time. The city night view outside the floor-to-ceiling windows added a different color to my stay. 🍴The hotel's restaurant offers a variety of delicacies, from exquisite Western dishes to authentic local delicacies. I especially like their breakfast buffet, and the rich choices can always satisfy your taste buds. 💻If work is needed, the hotel's business center is also my best choice. There are complete office equipment and attentive service staff on standby at any time to ensure the smooth progress of your work. 🎈In addition, the hotel often holds various activities, such as concerts, art exhibitions, etc., so that I can enjoy the charm of art while enjoying my stay. 🌙At night, I always like to sit on the terrace of the hotel and enjoy the night view of the city. Here, I seem to be able to feel the pulse of the whole city and experience the unique charm of urban life. 💖In general, Toyama Metro Hotel brought me a dreamlike check-in experience. Here, there is not only a comfortable accommodation environment, delicious food, but also attentive service and rich activities.

Winter in Japan is a list of beautiful scenery waiting for you to unlock. This 8-day itinerary takes you from bustling cities to beautiful ancient buildings, with every stop worth looking forward to. We hope this guide will add color to your trip to Japan! / 📅Itinerary: DAY 1: Higashi Chaya District 🏯 On this day, we will explore the charming Higashi Chaya District and experience Japan's traditional tea culture. DAY 2: Eiheiji Temple > Kinkaku-ji > Fushimi Inari-taisha > Senbon Torii 🍁 This itinerary will take you into Japan's Buddhist culture, from the magnificent Kinkaku-ji to Senbon Torii, to experience the rich cultural atmosphere. DAY 3: Free time in Osaka 🛍️🎡 On this day in Osaka, you can arrange your own itinerary, enjoy the modern urban style of Osaka, or choose to join our day tour. DAY 4: Osaka Castle Park > Shinsaibashi > Dotonbori > Nara Park 🚄🦌 We will start the day at Osaka Castle Park, then visit the food streets of Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori, and the cute deer in Nara Park. DAY 5: Miho no Matsubara > Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort > Oshino Hakkai 🏞️ When you go out to play, you can't miss the magnificent Mt. Fuji Yeti Ski Resort and the picturesque Oshino Hakkai. DAY 6: Free time in Tokyo 🌃 In bustling Tokyo, you can arrange your own schedule, shop, sightsee, and experience the local life, or choose our day tour. DAY 7: Senso-ji > Nakamise Shopping Street > Ginza > Unazuki Onsen 🏙️🛁 Visit the historic Senso-ji, shop and explore Nakamise Shopping Street, admire the bustling streets of Ginza, and enjoy the comfort of Unazuki Onsen. DAY 8: Shirakawa-go 🏘️ On the last day of the itinerary, we will explore the World Heritage Site of Shirakawa-go and experience the tranquility and beauty of the Japanese countryside. / 📱Travel Essentials: Communication Equipment First, you need to prepare a mobile phone and a wireless Internet card, and install a navigation app so you won't get lost on the streets of Japan. Japanese plugs are two-pronged without a ground wire, so if your device is not compatible, remember to bring a plug adapter. 👔Travel Essentials: Appropriate Clothing The weather in Japan in January is cold, so warm clothing is essential, including long pants, down jackets, hats, gloves, and scarves. If you plan to go skiing or participate in other outdoor activities, you should also prepare appropriate sports equipment and protective gear. 🎫Travel Essentials: Travel Documents Remember to bring your passport and Japanese visa, as well as other necessary identification documents (such as a driver's license). To prevent accidents, we recommend storing copies or electronic versions of these documents on your phone or email. Also, have a credit card and yen ready at all times in case of emergencies. / 🎌These are all my travel tips for Japan. I hope they will help you on your trip. Have a great trip! 🌸

8-day Japan tour, hot spring trip not to be missed! Carefully selected routes, take you to enjoy the Japanese hot spring culture, come and start your relaxing holiday! -------- 🎈 Itinerary: D1: Amaharashi Coast -> Takaoka Daibutsu Visit the beautiful coastal scenery, then visit the spectacular Takaoka Daibutsu, and feel the tranquility and solemnity. D2: Shiraito Falls -> Old Karuizawa Ginza -> Ginza Enjoy the fresh beauty of Shiraito Falls, stroll through the historic Old Karuizawa Ginza, and experience the prosperity of Tokyo Ginza. D3: Free time in Tokyo Arrange your own Tokyo adventure, or choose to join a Kamakura day tour to experience the charm of Japan's ancient capital. D4: Sensoji Temple -> Oshino Hakkai -> Miho no Matsubara Visit the historic Sensoji Temple, explore the unique Oshino Hakkai, and finally enjoy the sea breeze and beautiful scenery at Miho no Matsubara. D5: Kinkaku-ji -> Fushimi Inari Taisha -> Senbon Torii -> Nara Park Visit the magnificent Kinkaku-ji, visit the mysterious Fushimi Inari Taisha and Senbon Torii, and finally get close to the cute deer in Nara Park. D6: Free time in Osaka Explore Osaka freely, or choose to join a day tour of Arashiyama to experience the beauty of Japan's nature and culture. D7: Shirakawa-go Immerse yourself in the traditional architecture of Shirakawa-go and feel the tranquility and simplicity of the Japanese countryside. D8: Higashi Chaya District Stroll through the Higashi Chaya District, savor the ancient tea ceremony culture, and end this unforgettable trip to Japan. -------- 🧳 Travel checklist: Going to Japan, you have to bring these! 📞 You need to prepare a phone card, the network is uninterrupted, and the travel is more assured. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, the voltage in Japan is 110V, which is different from ours. 🪪 The documents must be complete, passport, visa, driver's license translation, none of them can be missing. 👔 Going to Japan in January, the climate is cold, you need to wear thick coats and thermal underwear. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, take photos and videos, and the power must be enough. 💊 Bring some common medicines, cold medicine, painkillers, just in case. -------- A trip to Japan is not just a trip, but also a cultural experience and a spiritual baptism. Looking forward to your next wonderful journey!

🚗 Upon arrival, I was captivated by the elegant and tranquil atmosphere. The lobby was spacious and bright, and the staff's warm smiles made me feel at home. 👋 🛌 The room was spacious and comfortable, with a modern and cozy decor. The bed was soft and comfortable, making me feel like I was in a dream. The bathroom was well-equipped, with attention to detail that showed a commitment to quality. 👌 🍽️ The food was diverse and delicious, especially the breakfast. Whether it was Western or Chinese cuisine, it was unforgettable. 🍲 🌳 The natural surroundings were also a highlight. From the window, I could see a sky full of stars and distant mountains, as if I were in a beautiful painting. 🌌 🏊‍♂️ In addition to the beautiful scenery, the hotel also had various leisure facilities, such as a gym and swimming pool, allowing me to relax and unwind during my trip.