Today you will go to the airport to check in for your flight to Tokyo, Japan. Due to the time difference, it is recommended to confirm the local time and depart 1 day in advance, the exact time is subject to the arrival time, please choose an early flight to arrive. You will be spending the night on the plane, which may be cold, so it is recommended that you bring warm clothing. We wish you a good night's rest.

Today you will arrive in Tokyo, the capital of Japan. After meeting you at the airport, the guide will escort you to the hotel for a rest.

Free pick-up time on the day of the tour is a fixed time (In case of changes, please communicate with customer service staff in advance, other different times for paid pick-up, please know!) Thank you for your understanding.

Itinerary：Stone Church - Outlet（Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza Outlet）

Stone Church

Designed by American architect Kendrick Kellogg and built in 1921, this nearly century-old chapel on the plateau holds historical significance as Japan’s first church where brides wore wedding gowns for Western-style ceremonies. It remains a dream wedding destination for Japanese youth today.

Harunire Terrace

This tranquil street nestled in the forest, though compact, boasts exquisite restaurants and boutiques. Listen to serene birdsong, breathe in the natural air, savor delicate seasonal cuisine, and embrace pure relaxation.

Lunch Recommendation: Rogu Tei (Log Tei) – Delicious yakiniku (Closed Wednesdays)

Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza Outlet

After lunch, visit this sprawling outlet spanning 80,000㎡ with 240+ brands. Find everything from fashion labels, homeware/kitchenware, popular pharmacy/cosmetics, to outdoor gear. Alternatively, take children to Karuizawa Toy Kingdom (near the hotel, entrance fee not included).

Itinerary：Jigokudani Monkey Park - Obuse Town -Togakushi Shrine

Jigokudani Monkey Park] (admission included)

To see Japanese wild monkeys bathing in hot springs. Experience the world’s only volcanic creation—Jigokudani Monkey Park, where you can observe monkeys soaking in thermal waters. The "Jigokudani Geyser," designated as a National Natural Monument, is a must-see. Natural springs erupt from the riverbed, reaching heights of up to 20 meters.

Obuse Town

The smallest town in Nagano Prefecture located in the northeast, is nationally renowned as Japan’s chestnut capital. Stroll along chestnut-wood-paved walkways and admire rows of preserved white-walled, tile-roofed buildings brimming with traditional charm. The streets, dotted with brick chimneys, offer a serene and relaxing atmosphere. Here, you’ll find Japan’s most delicious chestnut Mont Blanc (Suzaku), sold only four hours a day (just two hours in winter). Obuse also boasts the highest density of art museums in Japan (three classic galleries of Japanese master artists within one kilometer). The town’s specialty shops and Japanese variety stores are equally distinctive.

Lunch recommendation: Try Obuse’s local specialty—chestnut rice or other regional dishes.

Togakushi Shrine - Feel the Mystical Power of the Forest

If a gateway to the divine realm exists in our world, it must be here. In winter, the shrine seems enchanted, draped in pure white snow beneath ancient cedar trees. The air is crisp and silent. Passing through the sacred gate feels like stepping into another dimension: towering trees reach for the clouds, the shrine radiates tranquil sanctity, and every step immerses you in an ancient myth.

Itinerary: Nagano Hakuba Cortina Ski Resort-Full-Day Skiing (Ski-in/Ski-out Hotel)

Located at the foot of Cortina Mountain, Green Plaza Hotel features distinctive European architecture and offers an exceptional resort experience. With 253 guest rooms, it is the largest hotel in the area and includes onsen facilities, diverse dining options (Japanese/Italian cuisine, fast food, and cafés). Nearly all ski runs converge in front of the hotel, making it a convenient ski-in/ski-out destination. Beginners will find the "Ikeda Slope" ideal—approximately 200 meters wide with a gentle gradient of 10–16 degrees.

Ski School

Ski lessons fully available in Chinese and English; open to all skill levels.

*(Itinerary includes: 1-day ski pass. Ski equipment rental, clothing, lessons, and other fees excluded.)*

Itinerary：Matsumoto Castle-Matsumoto City Art Museum

Matsumoto Castle

Matsumoto Castle, alongside Himeji Castle, Inuyama Castle, and Hikone Castle, is celebrated as one of Japan's Four National Treasure Castles. Built in 1615, it ranks among Japan's oldest surviving castles. Dominated by its black exterior, it is also known as "Crow Castle." The Matsumoto tenshu (keep) is one of only twelve original feudal castle towers remaining in Japan.

Matsumoto City Art Museum

In the hometown of Yayoi Kusama, her exhibition is a must-see. The Matsumoto City Art Museum showcases works by the world-renowned avant-garde artist Yayoi Kusama, who was born in Matsumoto.

Itinerary: Oishi Park, Kawaguchiko - Owakudani -Hakone Shrine

Oishi Park, Kawaguchiko & Lawson Convenience Store Photo Spot

Around Mount Fuji lie five freshwater lakes collectively known as the "Fuji Five Lakes." At Lake Kawaguchi’s shore, admire close-up views of Mount Fuji’s scenery, showcasing ever-changing natural beauty through the seasons.

Owakudani - Experience the volcanic energy that shaped Hakone’s beauty ( include one-way Owakudani Ropeway)

Located in southeastern Hakone City near Mount Fuji, Owakudani is a famed volcanic valley formed 4,000 years ago by a massive eruption on Mount Kami’s northern slope. Its boiling sulfuric springs—once deemed toxic—earned it the name "Great Hell" until Emperor Meiji’s 1876 visit prompted its renaming to "Great Boiling Valley."

Hakone Shrine & Lake Ashi Floating Torii ( include one-way Lake Ashi Pirate Ship cruise)

Lake Ashi, a volcanic caldera formed 3,000 years ago, is Kanagawa Prefecture’s largest lake. This iconic destination offers majestic views of Mount Fuji. The striking red torii gate standing in the lake marks the entrance to Hakone Shrine.

Return to Tokyo city hotel in the afternoon.

Itinerary: Full-day free activity in Tokyo

After breakfast, check out and leave luggage at the front desk. Take the Yamanote Line (1,000 JPY 1-day pass) on your own for a full-day free activity in downtown Tokyo. You can go to Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo Harry Potter Theme Park for a whole day of fun, or shop freely in downtown Tokyo.

Tokyo CITY WALK Guide:

▼ Sensoji Temple + Nakamise Shopping Street

Sensoji is a historic and popular temple in Tokyo with a history of more than 1,400 years, enshrining the principal image of the Holy Kannon. The symbol of Sensoji is the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) at the entrance, where the Wind God and Thunder God stand guard. A huge lantern inscribed with "Kaminarimon" hangs on the gate, exuding grandeur. Behind the gate hang two giant straw sandals. Inside the gate is Nakamise Shopping Street, leading to the temple square, where numerous shops are filled with various Japanese-style commodities.

Arriving at the main square of Sensoji, you will see the Hozo Gate. From here, a hundred-meter stone-paved path leads to the main hall where Kannon is enshrined. There is a huge incense burner in the square, and many people wave the smoke over themselves to pray for health. The roof of the main hall is distinctive, with a clear slope and a strikingly tall ridge. Not far to the east, another exit called Nitenmon is designated as an Important Cultural Property of Japan.

▼ Tokyo Sky Tree (Ascending)

Ascend the world’s tallest freestanding tower (634m). Located near Asakusa, Kinshicho, and Ryogoku in eastern Tokyo, this area was once a handicraft district in Tokyo, preserving traditional Edo culture and Japanese traditional craftsmanship techniques.

▼ Meiji Shrine

Founded in 1920 and enshrining the revered Emperor Meiji, the shrine occupies nearly 70 hectares in Tokyo, where land is extremely precious. Surrounded by a vast forest, it is a veritable forest oxygen bar.

▼ Shibuya

Known as the "Street of Young People," Shibuya is a 24-hour sleepless district and the birthplace of various domestic and international trends in Japan. Climb Shibuya Sky to admire Tokyo at sunset. Shibuya is also famous for the so-called "busiest intersection in Tokyo" and the Tokyo skyline viewed from the Shibuya Sky building (Observation deck admission fee not included).

Tokyo → Tokyo Narita/Haneda → Sapporo (Flight) Schedule subject to flight timing

Itinerary: Hokkaido Jingu Shrine — Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium — Odori Park — Shiroi Koibito Park

After breakfast, private transfer to Tokyo Narita/Haneda Airport for a domestic flight to New Chitose Airport, Hokkaido. Upon arrival, meet your guide and transfer to Sapporo for city sightseeing.

Hokkaido Jingu Shrine‌

A European-style Baroque building with red-brick architecture, designated as a National Important Cultural Property of Japan.

Okurayama Ski Jump Stadium (includes round-trip cable car)

Built by entrepreneur Kishichiro Okura in 1931. Take the elevator to the summit for panoramic views of central Sapporo.

Odori Park‌

Stretching 1.5 km east-west through downtown Sapporo, this park hosts the city’s major festivals and events.

Shiroi Koibito Park (admission included)

Also known as "Shiroi Koibito Park," this venue allows visitors to tour the factory of Hokkaido's iconic specialty "Shiroi Koibito" and experience dessert making. It features exhibits on chocolate history and a café serving original desserts by Ishiya Confectionery.

Itinerary: Music Box Exhibition Hall — Taishou Glass Museum — Otaru Canal — Funemizaka Slope

Music Box Exhibition Hall (at "Fairy Tale Crossroads")

Features over 1,000 music boxes from around the world, immersing visitors in enchanting melodies.

Otaru Taishou Glass Museum (Glass Workshop & Store)

Renowned for its glass craftsmanship, showcasing exquisite and diverse glass art.

Otaru Canal & Warehouse District

Stroll along Japan’s only canal street with European charm, lined with Meiji-era red-brick warehouses.

Funemizaka Slope

Tucked away in a corner of Otaru City, this slope is one of the filming locations for the movie Love Letter. Far from the hustle and bustle of tourists, standing at the high point allows you to overlook the beautiful sea in the distance, just like the aesthetic scenes in the film. The slope itself offers great views: you can capture the railway track with passing trains, and on sunny days after snowfall, shoot street scenes with snow-covered roofs.

Transfer to Niseko Annupuri International Resort at an appropriate time and check in.

Itinerary: Full-Day Free Activities at Niseko Resort

Enjoy a full day of skiing at the Niseko United Ski Resort. In the afternoon, transfer to a Lake Touyako hot spring hotel for check-in at a suitable time.

Itinerary: Noboribetsu Jigokudani — Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch — Lake Toya Observation Deck — Mount Usu — Mount Hakodate Million-Dollar Night View

Noboribetsu Jigokudani

A volcanic crater remnant near Lake Toya in Hokkaido, formed approximately 10,000 years ago. With a 450-meter diameter area still emitting steam and strong sulfur fumes, its barren landscape evokes hellish imagery—hence the name "Hell Valley."

Showa Shinzan Bear Ranch (admission included)

Home to over 100 purebred Hokkaido brown bears. Watch them stand and wave adorably when food is offered.

Lake Touyako Observation Deck

Capture panoramic views of Lake Toya’s volcanic caldera (36.5km circumference) and islands like Ōshima, Kannon Island, and Benten Island. Part of Shikotsu-Toya National Park, its winter scenery—snow-capped mountains against blue waters—creates poetic contrasts.

Mount Usu (includes round-trip cable car)

An active stratovolcano within the UNESCO Global Geopark. Last erupted in 2000. Ascend to the summit for breathtaking vistas of Lake Touyako and Mount Yotei.

Mount Hakodate Observatory Deck  (includes round-trip cable car)

Renowned as one of the "World’s Three Great Night Views" alongside Hong Kong’s Victoria Harbour and Naples. Its brilliance lies in two symmetrical urban coastlines glowing against dark seas—dubbed the "Chanel Night View."

Itinerary: Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses — Motomachi District — Goryokaku Park — Tanukikoji Shopping Street

Kanemori Red Brick Warehouses

Hakodate’s first commercial warehouse as a trading port, operating for over 150 years. It witnessed the city’s prosperity as an international trade hub.

Motomachi District

A fashionable shopping street blending historic and modern boutiques, featuring hundreds of century-old brands and specialty stores. The area showcases European architecture interwoven with traditional Japanese buildings, exuding nostalgic charm.

Goryokaku Park (admission included)

Named for its unique pentagonal star shape (also called "Star Fort"), Goryokaku was designed by Takeda Ayasaburō. Influenced by French military engineer Vauban, it became Japan’s first Western-style fortress.

Tanukikoji Shopping Street

Hokkaido’s busiest commercial district, spanning 7 blocks with 2,000+ shops for dining and shopping.

Today concludes our memorable Japan journey. We have arranged a dedicated airport transfer for your convenience. Please assemble in the hotel lobby at the designated time for timely departure to the airport. Kindly note that check-in requires arrival at least 3 hours prior to flight time.

Note: Our staff only provides one free shuttle service from the hotel (please communicate with the customer service staff to confirm the specific time, and other time periods are paid for the shuttle service) Thank you for your understanding.