Japan Tokyo Haneda Naraijuku Hakuba Sagamiko Festival 6 Days 4 Nights GOJP9865

06:00 AM Meet at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand. Look for the Let's Go Group sign. Our staff will greet you and assist you with check-in.
09:25 AM Depart for Haneda Airport, Japan on ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS flight NH848 (meals and beverages will be served on board).
05:10 PM Arrive at Haneda Airport, Japan. Go through immigration, collect your baggage, and pass through the airport screening area.
Stay at the 3-star HANEDA AREA HOTEL or similar.

Morning: Breakfast served at the hotel restaurant.
We will take you to Asakusa Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo. Pay your respects to the Golden Kannon statue. Capture awe-ining photos with the giant 4.5-meter-tall lantern hanging at the temple entrance. You can also purchase amulets within the temple grounds. Afterwards, we will explore Nakamise Street, the temple's famous shopping street, lined with souvenir shops selling amulets and antique toys. Finally, we will visit a famous sweet shop. When Japanese people visit the temple, they often queue to try its delicious flavors. Even the Emperor once ordered a close friend to buy some. The most famous sweet is "melon pan," a traditional Japanese bread. While many mistake it for melon-filled bread, it is actually baked bread with a cracked surface resembling the skin of a Japanese melon, hence the name "melon pan."
Noon: Lunch will be served at a restaurant. A special menu will be served. Pork and Beef Shabu Buffet
Then, we'll take you to Mount Takao to experience the beauty of winter at Mount Takao. Enjoy the breathtaking view of Mount Fuji, towering amidst a sea of ​​white clouds on a clear day, surrounded by trees covered in pristine snow. This is a paradise on earth amidst nature. Take a cable car ride to the top of Mount Takao. Then, visit Yakuoin Temple, the center of worship on Mount Takao. Pay your respects to the Shinto Buddha statue and pray for everlasting good fortune. Then, we'll take you to the Sagamiko Illumination Festival, one of the largest annual illumination events in the Kanto region. Held at Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest in Kanagawa Prefecture, the festival features 6 million lights on an area of ​​approximately 40,000 square meters. Each year, the festival features a different theme park (entrance fee included). Guests are free to explore at their own leisure.
* Note: If the illumination festival is closed, Visits are not permitted. The company reserves the right to change the itinerary. Instead, you'll be taken to Gotemba Premium Outlets, the largest shopping destination. Enjoy a wide selection of famous brand-name products at special prices, including cosmetics, accessories, clothing, bags, shoes, sports equipment, and electrical appliances. There are also many Japanese brands making a name for themselves, including the latest clothing collections from brands like MK Michel Klein, Morgan, and Diffusione Tessile. Shop at your leisure.
Accommodation: 3-star FUJI AREA HOTEL or equivalent.
Dinner: Dinner served at the hotel's restaurant.
* Enjoy a special meal featuring giant crab legs. Savor the flavors of crab with a Japanese-style dipping sauce. After your meal, relax in a natural hot spring bath. It's believed that soaking in the hot spring water beautifies your skin and improves blood circulation.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Then, enjoy a memorable photo opportunity at Lake Yamanakako, the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes. Highlights include its tranquility, natural setting, and the stunning view of Mount Fuji reflected on its water. Experience the Japanese tea ceremony, a uniquely Japanese way of spending time in harmony with the drinking and brewing of matcha (powdered green tea). Since around the 14th century, the original tea ceremony has been used to create a recreated social atmosphere, reminiscent of the tea ceremony that was popular among the Japanese elite. Afterward, enjoy free time shopping for souvenirs.
Noon: Lunch at a special restaurant. Enjoy a yakiniku buffet.
Continue to Naraijuku Village, an old town that was once a transit town on the Nakasendo Road. Although the Edo period has passed, the historic houses of Naraijuku remain. This over 1 kilometer-long street has been meticulously preserved to preserve its originality, bringing the Edo period back to life. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the town's main street, lined with beautiful old buildings, including restaurants, shops, and ryokan accommodations. Experience the atmosphere of the old town combined with the Japanese countryside. Shops offer a variety of interesting local souvenirs, including dried fruits, handicrafts, and Japanese sake. There are also numerous craft galleries selling local woodcarvings crafted with meticulous craftsmanship, crafted with the wisdom of generations. Nagano Prefecture's signature dish is "soba," a delicious dish truly befitting its origins. Another recommended spot in Nara-juku is the cafe decorated in a traditional Japanese style. Don't miss the rich green tea and sweet red bean confectionery called yokan (red bean paste). It truly captures the Japanese atmosphere.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your own leisure.
Stay at the 3-star MATSUMOTO AREA HOTEL or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Then, take a memorable photo in front of Matsumoto Castle, also known as the "Crow Castle" due to its black walls and flared wings resembling bird wings. Built in 1590 by Ishikawa Kazumasa as the former residence of the feudal lord, it has now been designated a National Treasure and is now a museum showcasing the history of Japan and Nagano Prefecture. It is also ranked among the top 10 most beautiful castles in Japan. (Admission not included; 700 yen per person)
Lunch at a restaurant.
Travel to Hakuba, located in northern Nagano Prefecture at an altitude of approximately 3,000 meters in the Northern Alps. Known for its fluffy snow, it also boasts a popular ski slope, a ski jumping stadium, and the Hakuba Olympic Village Memorial Museum. In addition to skiing and snowboarding, there are other activities available. There are also hot springs located around the city. Then, take the Iwatake Gondola Lift (included in the cable car fare) to Hakuba Iwatake Mountain Resort, a popular ski resort in Nagano Prefecture, located 1,100 meters above sea level. Experience the stunning scenery of the Hida Mountains, also known as the Northern Alps. Capture memorable photos at Hakuba Mountain Harbor, a panoramic observation deck offering unparalleled views of the surrounding mountains. Admission is free. The highlight is the Hakuba Sanzan balcony, which offers a stunning view of the Alps. Enjoy the freedom to fully soak in the atmosphere. In the same area, there is also a bakery called The City Bakery. At the entrance, there are terrace seats where you can enjoy a warm drink while gazing at the snow-white mountains. In addition, guests can have fun on the Yoo-Hoo! Swing, a large swing that lets you experience the stunning natural scenery of the high mountains by swinging facing nature. (Ticket not included, approximately 500 yen per person; prices are subject to change.) Enjoy shopping at Aeon Mall, a large Japanese department store. Shop for a wide variety of products, including cosmetics, children's items, toys, clothing, bags, shoes, and even medicines fresh from Japanese farms. Enjoy a special 100 yen shop, where everything is just 100 yen, a popular spot among Japanese people.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your own leisure, so as not to interrupt your shopping.
Stay at the 3-star GUNMA AREA HOTEL or similar.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Depart for Kawagoe, an old town known as "Little Kyoto." Kawagoe boasts a charming past that remains intact to this day. A former major city during the Edo period, Kawagoe transports visitors back in time with its traditional buildings and displays of Japanese life during a time when rice was a prized possession.
Then, visit Kurazukuri Street, the old town district, where you can capture the Edo-era atmosphere and admire the long rows of retro houses lining both sides. Also, admire the Tokinokane Clock Tower, a 16-meter-high three-story structure over 350 years old and a symbol of Kawagoe. Afterward, enjoy a leisurely stroll. Kashiya Yokocho is a small alley lined with shops selling inexpensive, traditional sweets and snacks, most of which cost around 50 yen. Most of the shops are owned by locals who have operated them since ancient times. Many tourists come here to enjoy the Showa period atmosphere. Enjoy the freedom to shop for souvenirs and local products at your leisure.
At noon, have lunch at your leisure. To avoid interrupting your shopping time, enjoy free time to explore the popular Shinjuku shopping district. Enjoy a wide variety of products, including Sanrio, electronics stores, digital cameras, watches, and cosmetics at MATSUMOTO, a store known for its wide selection of cosmetics. For example, tofu masks, WHIP FOAM facial cleansers (three times cheaper than in Thailand), and Shiseido and Anessa sunscreens, well-known among Thais. and other products. Enjoy shopping for famous brands such as LOUIS VUITTON, UNIQLO, the popular BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE bags, COMME DES GARCONS shirts, H&M, or choose from a variety of shoes from famous brands such as NIKE, CONVERSE, NEW BALANCE, REEBOK, and more at ABC MART.
It's time to head to Haneda Airport.

12:05 AM Depart for Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand on ALL NIPPON AIRWAYS flight NH849 (meals and beverages served on board).
05:10 AM Arrive safely at Suvarnabhumi Airport, Thailand... with unforgettable memories.