Discover Nagano’s snow monkeys, savor beef sukiyaki, and sip ‘God’s Wine’ on this immersive Tokyo day trip.
Discover Nagano’s snow monkeys, savor beef sukiyaki, and sip ‘God’s Wine’ on this immersive Tokyo day trip.
- Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park - Discover the heart of Japan’s natural beauty with a visit to Jigokudani Monkey Park, a peaceful and enchanting spot nestled in the scenic mountains of Nagano Prefecture. Renowned for its hot spring-loving snow monkeys, this tour allows you to observe these playful animals in their natural environment as they enjoy the…
- Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park - Discover the heart of Japan’s natural beauty with a visit to Jigokudani Monkey Park, a peaceful and enchanting spot nestled in the scenic mountains of Nagano Prefecture. Renowned for its hot spring-loving snow monkeys, this tour allows you to observe these playful animals in their natural environment as they enjoy the warm, mineral-rich waters of the park’s outdoor onsen. On this guided adventure, explore the lush, forested trails leading to the park’s famous hot springs, while learning about the local ecology and the intriguing behaviors of the Japanese macaques. The park’s serene atmosphere offers a unique chance to watch the monkeys up close as they relax, socialize, and warm up during the colder months.
- Yamanouchi-machi - Yamanouchi Town, situated in the scenic mountains of Nagano Prefecture, presents a delightful mix of natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Known for its hot springs and the iconic Jigokudani Monkey Park, Yamanouchi is a paradise for outdoor lovers and those seeking a tranquil retreat. Whether enjoying the therapeutic onsen or exploring traditional temples, this picturesque town perfectly combines relaxation and adventure.
- Zenkōji temple - Zenko-ji Temple, located in Nagano City, stands as one of Japan’s most esteemed Buddhist temples, with a history spanning over 1,400 years. Celebrated for its remarkable architecture and spiritual importance, the temple draws visitors in search of peace and enlightenment. Home to the legendary “first Buddha” statue, it offers a tranquil atmosphere, beautiful gardens, and a chance for reflection, making it a must-visit for history and culture enthusiasts.
- Obuse-machi - Obuse is a charming town in Nagano Prefecture, celebrated for its rich history, traditional architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. Known for its chestnut orchards and delectable chestnut-based sweets, Obuse also provides insight into Japan’s artistic heritage with the Hokusai Museum, dedicated to the famous ukiyo-e artist Katsushika Hokusai. With its scenic streets and peaceful ambiance, Obuse is a delightful destination for those seeking a blend of nature, art, and local flavor.
- Matsushiro Castle - Matsushiro Castle Ruins, located in Nagano Prefecture, are the remains of a historic feudal castle that once served as the seat of the Matsushiro domain. Although the original castle structures no longer exist, visitors can explore the picturesque grounds, including the impressive stone walls, moats, and the preserved gate. The site offers a glimpse into Japan’s samurai history and provides a peaceful setting for a walk through the past.

- Pick & Drop 23 Wards of Tokyo (Excluding Airport or Ports)
- Private vehicle with English Tour Guide
- Refreshment Drinks
- Fuels and surcharge
- Pick & Drop 23 Wards of Tokyo (Excluding Airport or Ports)
- Private vehicle with English Tour Guide
- Refreshment Drinks
- Fuels and surcharge
- Lunch
- Lunch
Board a climate-controlled vehicle at Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station and embark on a journey to Nagano Prefecture. After a picturesque drive, arrive at the base of the mountainous monkey park. Here, savor a delightful lunch featuring beef sukiyaki and Nagano Wine, also known as “God’s Drink.” Vegetarian options are also available.
Depending on the season,…
Board a climate-controlled vehicle at Tokyo’s Shinjuku Station and embark on a journey to Nagano Prefecture. After a picturesque drive, arrive at the base of the mountainous monkey park. Here, savor a delightful lunch featuring beef sukiyaki and Nagano Wine, also known as “God’s Drink.” Vegetarian options are also available.
Depending on the season, continue the journey to Jogokudani Monkey Park by bus, or enjoy a tranquil walk to the entrance during the winter months. Inside the park, witness the renowned red-faced Japanese macaques as they relax in the steaming hot springs, a behavior they adopt to keep warm in the chilly temperatures.
Explore the snow-covered landscape, but ensure to respect the monkeys’ space while taking photos of the peaceful setting. Afterward, return to the bus for the journey back to Shinjuku.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.