Location: Iiyama
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1. 5 Nights Shine-Etsu Trail Hike - Nozawa Onsen | Japan
The 80km Shinetsu trail, the best woodland trail in Japan, runs over the ridges of the Sekida mountains at about 1,000 meters above sea level, forming a boundary between Nagano and Niigata prefectures. It is one of the few long trails in Japan. This area is blessed with a rich ecosystem nurtured by Japanese beech tree forests. Historically, there were 16 passages connecting Nagano with Niigata. The forests are perhaps best known for their beech trees. The tall, well-shaped beech trees form a corridor of nature along the path. The earth-packed trail also makes it easy to walk. Spring (from mid-June to the end of July) and autumn (from mid-September to the end of October) are great seasons to visit the trail. In the spring, the last traces of snow can be seen among new greenery and flowers bursting into bloom. In the fall, hikers can enjoy the brilliant colors of autumn leaves.
Inclusions: 3 days Hiking , Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, Breakfast, Breakfast, Breakfast, Lunch, 1 day local Trail guide, Japanese style accomodation w/shared bathroom facilities
Exclusions: Travel Insurance, Lunch unless otherwise stated, Dinner (except welcome dinner), Hiking gear
Reviewed By carleitab
Thanks to Nozawa Holidays for booking and arranging our recent trip to Nozawa from January 29 - 9 Feb. It was such an amazing experience. We flew into Haneda and got the Nagano Snow shuttle into Nozawa. Stayed at the Pearl Lodge it was a lovely place and the hosts are beautiful people. I really cant speak highly enough about the people and the service we received. This was our families first trip to Japan and will not be our last.
2. Apple picking experience
・You can tasty and pick apples with your own hands.And walk up in the beautiful Japanese countryside. ・In this farm grows a few different kinds of apples including the Shinano Sweet and Sun Fuji varieties. ・English-speaking staff will guide you to know the farm and Japanese apples. ・Great access to farm！It is a 7 minute walk from JR "Iiyama" station.
Inclusions: No time restriction and All-you-can-eat (In the farm only), Rental goods used for the experience, Facility usage fee, Guide fee, Experience fee, Consumption tax
Exclusions: take away
Reviewed By Tabbyinjapan
This little museum was a precious moment to share with son after reading The Little Prince this summer. The place is special crafted and the gardens are well kept. The restaurant has delicious food. The museum has English placards. Parking is free on site.
3. BTF Rural Japan "FURUSATO" Cycling Tour
Great way to experience a beautiful countryside of Japan and visit popular sightseeing spots around Iiyama city. The rural landscape with lush mountain scenery is dotted with traditional old houses. You will feel like you have gone back in time and see a simple life of local people in Japan countryside. - Friendly and informative local guide. - Exploring beautiful, yet completely different scenery with Japan's distinct four seasons. - Stopping at cherry blossom spots during the blossoming season. - Total cycling distance is 15km/9.3miles - Mostly flat route, easy for riders of basic fitness. - Visiting Buddhist Alter Street and historical temples. - Discover unique traditions and life styles in a harsh winter.
Inclusions: Local guide, Use of bicycle, Use of helmet and gloves, Insurance
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By V7684FCmichaels
If you need to rent anything relating to play with snow, this place totally helpful. Renting snow shoes and they still place their staff to wait for us. They closed at 6pm but we want to play until 7pm and they still help us by waiting until we came back!!! Rather than bringing heavy snow shoes, you can rented here with a very good price
4. BTF Rural Japan "FURUSATO" Cherry Blossom Cycling Tour
Missed cherry blossoms in Tokyo? If you arrived in Tokyo too late for the cherry blossoms, don't give up yet. Cherry blossoms tend to bloom here in northern Nagano about two weeks later than those around central Tokyo. It only takes about 100 mins to be here from Tokyo station by Hokuriku Shinkansen. Cycling tour is a great way to experience a beautiful countryside of Japan and visit popular sightseeing spots around Iiyama city. The rural landscape with lush mountain scenery is dotted with traditional old houses. Let's go find a simple life of local people in Japan countryside with us! - Friendly and informative local guide. - Stopping at cherry blossom spots during the blossoming season. - Exploring beautiful, yet completely different scenery with Japan's distinct four seasons. - Total cycling distance is 15km/9.3miles - Mostly flat route, easy for riders of basic fitness. - Discover unique traditions and life styles in a harsh winter.
Inclusions: Use of bicycle, Use of helmet and gloves, Insurance, Local guide
Exclusions: Food and drinks
Reviewed By V7684FCmichaels
If you need to rent anything relating to play with snow, this place totally helpful. Renting snow shoes and they still place their staff to wait for us. They closed at 6pm but we want to play until 7pm and they still help us by waiting until we came back!!! Rather than bringing heavy snow shoes, you can rented here with a very good price
5. Full Day North Nagano Hiking Experience
On this guided tour, you are visiting the primitive forest in Myoko-Togakushi renzan National Park. The guide is a national licensed English translator guide as well as a licensed trekking guide. You will learn a lot about the history, nature, and the local culture of north Nagano. After the snow melt in late April, lots kind of flowers ( so called spring ephemeral) start to bloom on the ground of the forest. In July to August, it's the best place for avoiding the summer heat, and in fall, the leaves change its color to the gorgeous autumn colors. The forest in here are mostly the mix of beech, oak, and many other broadleaf trees. Some of those trees are more than 400 years old.. In the forest, you may also find a charcoal kiln or a small shinto shrine from olden times. Even in this deep mountainous area, people used to live and use the forest for their lives since ancient times. Let's explore the north Nagano's hidden gem together.
Inclusions: Guide fee, Insurance fee
Exclusions: Lunch, Private transportation
Reviewed By nazrin_noorazlan
Kouhei Nishida was a superb guide and apparently a brilliant photographer too! We hike to the Hakamadake peak to see best view the eye can meet. I will go again if I have the chance. -Nazrin-
