Grey Snowmads in Japan

What is your perfect idea of a ski trip to Japan this coming season? Well, read on we may have the perfect solution for you.

Bob Hutchison 73 (intermediate to Advanced Skier) – Australia – February/March 2024 – Grey Snowmads in Japan

“I have experienced many guided groups from the group of mates, to a "matched" group of unknowns and private mountain guides. Every guiding group needs a benign dictator to maximise enjoyment and efficient use of valuable ski hours whilst providing, as far as possible, a safe and secure environment. This role is admirably performed by the owner/organiser/indefatigable driving force - ski fuehrer Jase.
This operation is well organised and flexible. I agree with some other reviews which point out that the term "grey snowmads" is a movable feast, in that groups are adjusted by skill and energy levels rather than age. However, this is not a negative but an inevitability if you wish to optimise compatibility. There are only so many people who "work together" in any group like this at any one time. My feeling is that Jase and his team handled this challenge well.
The group of young kiwi guides were a delight to spend the day with. They were all enthusiastic, helpful and fun. Despite their age they were willing to make important, sometimes awkward, calls. e.g on my 1st morning it was clear that I would struggle to manage with a younger, relatively inexperienced boarder, and a very good skier in the deeper snow. As a result, Harry tactfully moved me to a more suitable match. This was the pattern for the week. Whilst some of these guys were relatively inexperienced, they were all quite capable of fulfilling the task at hand. They have all been schooled in the teaching views (frequently repeated) by he who must be obeyed leading to a consistency in advice offered. Jase himself is an extremely experienced effective teacher who helped me a lot. I spent most of my time with Jase or Dan who needs special mention for his infectiously positive outlook on life and for whom nothing was ever too much trouble. But be clear this a guided tour with instruction not a ski school lesson and participants need to be happy to be part of a "group dynamic". I met some lovely people, mainly my age, and had a great week on skis (helped somewhat by great snow).
Contrary to some other reviewers I loved the vibe on the bus with great music (charley Pride excluded) and banter. I also appreciated the Shinkansen departure times I have a pet hate of missing snow time because people can't get their act together in the mornings - if you're not ready, sadly, YOU miss out, but no-one else does.
The ski areas visited were impressive in their extent and lack of crowds.
The hotel might be seen as a little "basic" by those wanting a 5-star resort experience. However, the rooms are huge, the futons extremely comfortable, the onsen excellent, and the family owners a delight. My only negative about the Omodaka would be that I would prefer a few more western breakfast options. I love foreign food, but breakfast is "comfort" time.
I found the shows in the hotel far more engaging than my natural cynicism expected. The magic show, in particular, was skillful and extremely entertaining.
Yudanaka is a quiet and traditional Japanese town with very little western influence. Its readily accessible via train from Tokyo. There is a good choice of local restaurants at very affordable prices a short walk away and a free "lift" is given into town at 6ish every evening. If you would rather stay home, there are couple of included Japanese meals and the Omodaka cafe serves pretty good burgers.
Overall it would be hard to fault this product (though no-one can ever guarantee snow conditions - ours were excellent). However, if it is for you then you need to be a "participant" i.e to give as well as to take. I would have no hesitation in rebooking.”

Tour info

Aging doesn’t mean slowing down—it means skiing smarter. If you’re 55+ and still mad about chasing powder, this tour is built for you. No need to keep pace with adrenaline-fueled youngsters vying for first tracks; the Grey Snowmads experience offers the freedom to ride at your own rhythm, surrounded by like-minded skiers and snowboarders who appreciate powder, culture, and great company—without the ego.

Across eight days, we’ll explore multiple resorts throughout Nagano Prefecture, each offering fresh snow, local charm, and minimal crowds. Our focus:

• Powder hunting in rarely accessed zones

• Rich cultural immersion at every turn

• Optional instruction and technique refinement from experienced guides

This isn't just a ski holiday—it’s a full cultural experience. You’ll enjoy traditional ryokan hospitality, meet Japan’s famous snow monkeys, soak in onsens, share sushi train dinners and karaoke nights, and witness incredible performances:

• Geisha showcase

• Interactive Taiko drumming, Shamisen guitar, and Lion dance

• Karate demonstration and lesson

• Comedy and magic night hosted by Fred, a veteran magician with decades of flair

We also include self-guided cultural days for rest or recovery, featuring historical towns, museums, and local cuisine—no extra charges, just authentic adventures.

And unlike other operators who upsell the cultural add-ons, ours are included. You’ll be treated to hidden gems and local surprises from guides who know these mountains intimately—and know how to make a snow-filled day end in a warm laugh and memorable meal.

If pristine powder in uncrowded zones, cultural depth, and great snow stories shared over sake sound like your kind of getaway—this trip fills fast. Enquire now.

Important Information

Who This Tour Is For

• Best suited for guests aged 55+

• Designed for high intermediate (Level 4B) and advanced (Level 5A) skiers and boarders

• Private advanced tours (Level 5A) available for groups of 4–6 who’ve skied together before

• Solo guests or couples at high intermediate level can join mixed group tours

Group Composition

 To maintain a balanced group dynamic, we match riders by ability using our detailed skill chart. Honesty in assessing your level is essential—overstating may place you in a mismatched group, impacting your experience. We may reassign guests to ensure smooth group flow, regardless of age.

Guide Instruction

 Our guides are skilled instructors and happy to support your progression, but improvement depends on individual mindset and effort.

Tour Culture

 We foster a “we” culture—supportive, inclusive, and inspired by Japanese hospitality. A “me” attitude doesn’t mesh with this experience.

Skiers & Snowboarders

 Mixed-discipline tours may run if minimum group size (4 per discipline) isn't met. These have worked well historically, and we’ll always strive to balance ability and flow. Separate skier/snowboarder tours may be offered when numbers allow.

Custom Options

 Have a group of 4+ with varied skill levels or specific dates in mind? Let’s tailor the perfect Japanese snow adventure for you.

Other Tour Options

• Nagano Powder Chasers – great for time-sensitive travellers

• Nagano Powder Progression – perfect for focused skill development

• Nagano Ski Buffet – ideal for younger advanced skiers/boarders

Rates & Inclusions

Accommodation

• 9 nights in twin, triple, or quad-share rooms (Japanese or Western style)

• Single supplement available at each property

• Deluxe room upgrades offered at Hotel Omodaka

Meals & Dining

• Daily breakfasts

• 2 in-house dinners

• Optional dinner upgrade: traditional multi-course meals at partner properties

Skiing & Instruction

• 8 full days of guided skiing or snowboarding

• Qualified ski guide/instructor (maximum 1:6 guest-to-instructor ratio)

• 8 daily lift passes

• Mountain transport to the best snow conditions each day

Cultural Experiences

• Transport to the Snow Monkey Park (early access for guests at Yumoto and Omodaka)

• Evening performance with a second-generation Geisha

• Magic and comedy show (interactive)

• Interactive performances featuring Karate, Taiko drumming, Shamisen guitar, and Lion dance

Relaxation & Extras

• Daily access to rejuvenating onsens (including sauna at Hotel Omodaka)

• Private outdoor onsen and sauna rental: ¥10,000 per session (ideal for couples or small groups)

• Optional karaoke night

• Option to take a rest day, with access to one of our self-guided cultural excursions:

• Snow Monkeys & Shibu Onsen

• Obuse town & Hokusai Gallery

• Zenkoji Temple & 1998 Olympic Museum

• Plus: plenty of hidden gems we’ll introduce along the way

Optional Add-Ons

• Avalanche safety gear rental: ¥3,000/day (includes beacon, probe, shovel, pack)

• Full ski & snowboard rental store: Includes clothing, helmets, goggles, boots, poles, carving and powder skis/boards (rates on request)

• Single supplement:

• Snow Monkey Lodge: ¥27,000

• Hotel Omodaka: ¥63,000

• Deluxe Western room upgrade at Hotel Omodaka: ¥81,000 per person

• Additional nights or private guiding: Please inquire

What’s Not Included

• Flights

• Travel to/from Yudanaka

• Travel insurance (required)

• Lunches, snacks, alcohol

• Dinners (except the two specified)

Resorts

This tour gives you access to a curated selection of ski resorts across Nagano Prefecture, chosen specifically for their snow quality, quantity, and quietness—the core pillars of our riding philosophy.

Each day’s destination is determined by the weather and snow conditions, with the goal of delivering the best experience possible. Thanks to Nagano’s network of microclimates, don’t be surprised if we return to the same resort more than once—it just means the conditions there are unbeatable that day.

Transportation is provided by our private buses or vans, with groups mixed as needed to fill vehicles efficiently and keep things flexible.

Resorts we may ride include:

·       Oku Shiga Kogen, Yakebitaiyama, Ichinose, Giant, Yokote, and Kumanoyu (all part of Asia’s largest ski area, Shiga Kogen)

·       Madarao and Tangram, known for their accessible tree runs

·       The powder pockets of Togakushi

·       And the historic slopes of Nozawa Onsen

Drive times range from 25 to 50 minutes, depending on the destination and road conditions.

Accommodation

Ryokan Yumoto (Deluxe)

We’re incredibly honoured to work with Ryokan Yumoto, the oldest inn in the region, with a heritage stretching back over 300 years. Now passed down to the 13th generation of family ownership, the ryokan’s story is woven into the rich history of Yudanaka Onsen itself—an area that’s been welcoming visitors for over 1,300 years. This is where samurai once came to bathe after battle, and where pilgrims, priests, and artists would pause on their journey toward Nagano.

Yumoto is more than just a place to stay—it’s an experience. Guests are instantly charmed by Yasuyo, your gracious host, whose warmth and gentle presence elevate every stay. The property radiates character, with spacious Japanese-style guest rooms that overlook a serene garden beside the hot springs. While not extravagantly built, the ryokan’s simplicity and craftsmanship speak for themselves.

Room Types

Yumoto offers just five rooms, keeping the atmosphere intimate and quiet:

Japanese-Western Room: 2 Western beds + 8 tatami mats

Standard Japanese Rooms: 14.5 tatami mats

Family Japanese Room: 18 tatami mats

Each room includes a private toilet, with bathing enjoyed in the traditional shared onsen house. Amenities include a flat-screen TV, mini fridge, kettle, and Wi-Fi throughout. You’ll also find a traditional yukata robe in your wardrobe—optional, but perfect for relaxing after a powder day.

Dining

Evenings at Yumoto are a highlight. You'll enjoy a multi-course traditional Japanese dinner, thoughtfully prepared and served in the ryokan’s dining room by your private waiter. Breakfasts, also included, are equally memorable—difficult to describe, but impossible to forget.

Location & Extras

Yumoto is within walking distance of quality restaurants, the local Lawson convenience store, and Yudanaka Station. The ryokan provides:

·      Free pickup and drop-off at the train station

·      Early shuttle service to the Snow Monkey Park

Hotel Omodaka (Premium)

Perched in the heart of Yudanaka Onsen, Hotel Omodaka has long been cherished for its tranquil atmosphere, stunning views of the Five Mountains of Hokushin, and genuine hospitality. Run by a wonderful local family, the hotel offers guests an authentic, relaxing Japanese hot spring experience that feels like home.

Rooms & Amenities

The rooms at Omodaka are more spacious than most in the area and lean toward traditional Japanese style. Twin, triple, and quad-share rooms feature tatami flooring, futon bedding, and a private ensuite bathroom. Single supplement rooms include a private toilet, with bathing available in the shared onsen facilities. All rooms are equipped with a flat-screen TV, mini fridge, and kettle, as well as a traditional yukata robe—not required, but perfect for lounging after a day in the snow.

Looking for extra space? The Deluxe Western Rooms are nearly double the size of our standard rooms, featuring two Western beds plus two futons to comfortably accommodate up to four people (available at an additional cost).

Hot Springs & Facilities

The hotel boasts both an indoor Japanese bathhouse (onsen) and a scenic outdoor hot spring (rotenburo), plus an on-site sauna—a rare luxury in Yudanaka. While there are no laundry facilities on-site, a public laundromat is conveniently located just a short walk away.

Dining

Dinner is a highlight at Omodaka, with a multi-course traditional Japanese meal served in the dining room. Breakfast is also included and features a buffet-style spread with a mix of Western and Japanese options.

Extras

·      Free Wi-Fi throughout the property

·      Massage services nearby

·      Karaoke bar and a table tennis room for evening entertainment

·      River Cafe serving what many call the best burgers in Japan—ideal if you’re craving a break from Japanese cuisine

·      Vending machines and a souvenir shop on-site

Getting Around

Hotel Omodaka provides complimentary pickup and drop-off at Yudanaka Station. They also offer early-morning shuttle service to the Snow Monkey Park—a 20-minute head start on the crowds, giving you a quieter, more immersive experience before the rush begins.

Snow Monkey Lodge (Economy)

Just 200 metres from Yudanaka Station, Snow Monkey Lodge has become something of a local icon. With its vibrant murals and eclectic artwork adorning the walls, the lodge radiates personality and creativity, offering travellers a unique, budget-friendly base without compromising on atmosphere or comfort.

Recently renovated, the property blends traditional ryokan-style accommodation with modern conveniences. Rooms feature tatami mat flooring, Western-style beds, and traditional yukata robes—perfect for throwing on after a day in the snow. 

Facilities & Experience

·      Separate gendered onsens for men and women offer a classic Japanese bathing experience

·      Downstairs Bar (The Bunker)

·      For something more private, book our outdoor onsen and sauna retreat, located just 50 metres from the main building—great for couples or small groups. Enquire at reception.

·      A fully equipped communal kitchen and dining space for those who prefer to self-cater

·      Continental breakfast included daily (cereals, fresh fruit, toast, hot and cold drinks)

 Dining

 The included dinners are hosted at Hotel Omodaka, where you’ll enjoy an elegant multi-course Japanese meal, served in the hotel’s dining room. Breakfast is continental style, toast, cereal, coffee and tea.

 Additional Perks

·      Free Wi-Fi throughout the lodge

·      Access to nearby massage services

·      Close to restaurants, convenience stores, and public laundry

 While we don’t offer a pickup service, the lodge is just a short walk from the station and we’re happy to help arrange a taxi if needed

 Snow Monkey Lodge isn’t just a place to sleep—it’s a place to connect, unwind, and immerse yourself in the quirky, welcoming energy of Yudanaka.

Yudanaka Township and Restaurants

 Sitting 600 metres above sea level, Yudanaka is a central hub for exploring many of Nagano’s surrounding ski resorts. But this mountain town offers much more than just snow access—it’s steeped in centuries of culture and wellness.

With a history stretching back over 1,300 years, Yudanaka is famous for its healing onsen (natural hot springs). Legend has it that a monk first discovered the therapeutic waters here, drawing samurai warriors to the region to recover after battle. That spirit of restoration still lives on in the town’s steaming baths and peaceful atmosphere.

One of Yudanaka’s most iconic residents? The world-famous snow monkeys of Jigokudani, who have learned to soak in the warm onsen pools through the cold winter months. While the monkeys draw crowds by day, the evenings are quiet—many visitors come just for a day trip, so when the sun sets, you’ll often have the town’s restaurants and streets largely to yourself.

Food lovers are in for a treat. Yudanaka boasts a broad selection of traditional eateries serving local and seasonal produce. In recent years, the dining scene has expanded to include more variety, with new spots blending Japanese and Western flavours to suit every palate.

Just a short stroll away is historic Shibu Onsen, a beautifully preserved district said to have inspired the setting for Spirited Away. With its narrow alleys, quaint shops, temples, foot baths, and authentic wooden architecture, a walk through this timeless village is like stepping into a different era.

Terrain and Safety

 Skiing and snowboarding in Japan can be a very different experience compared to Western resorts—especially when it comes to riding off the marked trails. At many Japanese resorts, trail skiing is the norm, and anything beyond the designated runs is considered out of bounds.

These areas are not patrolled, and resorts take a hands-off approach—meaning if you venture beyond the ropes, you’re doing so entirely at your own risk.

The off-piste terrain we explore is often referred to by visiting Westerners as “slack country” or “side country.” Typically, these zones sit between two marked trails, and your run will usually end by linking back up with a groomed course that returns you to the lifts—hence the term “slack country.”

That said, rules vary widely between resorts. Some are more relaxed, posting signs like “Ski at your own risk,” while others are far stricter and may prohibit off-piste riding altogether. Regardless of resort policy, we treat any terrain outside the marked trails as out of bounds, and that means:

You must be a competent, confident rider able to handle ungroomed conditions

You must carry appropriate avalanche safety equipment

If you don’t have your own gear, we offer rental kits—including beacon, shovel, probe, and pack—for ¥3,000 per day.

Before heading out, all guests riding off-piste will receive an intro to avalanche gear usage.

Our approach is built around three core principles:

·      Safety first

·      Fun second

·      Improvement third

And make no mistake—safety is non-negotiable.

Flexible Itinerary

 While this itinerary offers a general outline, we remain fully adaptable throughout the tour. Each day is shaped by weather, snow conditions, and where the powder is falling best. We’ll choose resorts based on the most promising conditions—so you get the most out of every moment on the mountain.

One of the biggest advantages of a Japan Powder Culture Tours trip is our independence. We’re not tied to any one resort, which gives us the freedom to design each day around the group’s goals and the best snow available.

Evening highlights—such as Geisha performances, Taiko drumming, Karate demonstrations, and magic shows—are included in the 10-day experience. However, the exact nights these occur may shift slightly depending on availability and scheduling.

Day 1 – Arrival in Yudanaka

 Arrive via Japan’s world-class train system or pre-arranged shuttles from Narita or Haneda airports. We’ll pick you up at Yudanaka Station or your designated shuttle drop-off (please let us know your arrival details at least one day in advance).

Check in to your traditional ryokan-style accommodation, where warm hospitality, stunning surroundings, and locally inspired cuisine set the tone. While we don’t include a group dinner on this night (to accommodate varied arrivals), we’ll head out to a local sushi train restaurant or one of Yudanaka’s standout eateries for a relaxed first night.

Day 2 – Shiga Kogen & Geisha Night

 Welcome to Shiga Kogen, the birthplace of skiing in Japan and Asia’s largest ski area, offering 18 interlinked resorts and Japan’s highest lift access at 2,307m. The scale, elevation, and lack of crowds mean you can still find untouched lines days after a storm.

After your first epic day, soothe your legs in an onsen and unwind with a drink. Tonight's dinner is in-house, followed by an unforgettable performance by a second-generation Geisha—a rare and intimate cultural experience.

Day 3 – Madarao (Madapow) + Okonomiyaki Dinner Option

 Today we head to Madarao, a hidden gem with its own snow-laden microclimate. Known for its accessible tree lines and playful terrain, it delivers in both powder and personality. On the way home, we’ll stop at a local Okonomiyaki restaurant—a savoury pancake specialty from Osaka and Hiroshima—for a well-earned meal.

Day 4 – Nozawa Onsen or Cultural Rest Day

If conditions align, we visit Nozawa Onsen, a resort steeped in charm and tradition with 50km of skiable terrain and a lively town full of shops and snacks. It's more popular than other spots we visit, so we aim to time our arrival to avoid queues and find fresh lines.

Not feeling up for riding? Today is also a great day to take a cultural rest day—with self-guided options that include the Snow Monkey Park, historic Shibu Onsen, and more.

Day 5 – Shiga Kogen (Round 2) & Magic Show

 Back to “Old Faithful”—Shiga Kogen—for deeper exploration of its vast terrain. Tonight, we dine out locally, then settle in for a hilarious and mind-bending magic and comedy show by Fred, a 30+ year veteran magician who’s as entertaining as he is unpredictable.

Day 6 – Togakushi Ski + Shrine Walk

 Today we ride at Togakushi, home to towering cedar trees and the legendary Okusha Shrine. After riding, take a peaceful walk to the shrine nestled at the base of Mt. Togakushi—just be sure to bring proper shoes. Dinner tonight is at your leisure with new friends.

 Day 7 – Shiga Kogen (Yokoteyama) & Cultural Finale

 One last return to Shiga—this time to Yokoteyama, the highest lift-served peak in Japan. On clear days, you’ll be treated to 360° views of the Nagano prefecture—and even Mt. Fuji.

Tonight’s in-house dinner is followed by a full cultural finale: an interactive karate session with a Grand Master, plus a live Taiko drum, shamisen, and lion dance performance—a true celebration of Japanese tradition.

Day 8 – Madarao + Tangram & Karaoke Night

 We head back to Madarao, and if conditions allow, link across to the adjoining Tangram resort for fresh terrain and deep snow. After dinner, it’s time to go out in style with our legendary karaoke night—sing your heart out or cheer on your new crew.

Day 9 – Final Powder Day

 Like déjà vu in the best way: we chase the best snow at one of the resorts you've come to know and love. Whether it’s Shiga, Madarao, Nozawa, or Togakushi, we’ll pick the place where conditions are prime and end on a high.

Day 10 – Departure & Snow Monkey Farewell

 Time to say goodbye to your hosts and newfound mountain family. But before you leave, there’s one last treat: a visit to the iconic Snow Monkey Park, where wild macaques bathe in natural onsens. Our properties offer early drop-offs to beat the tourist rush—because this is something you want to see without the crowds.

Self-Guided Cultural Excursions

 Whether you’ve got a scheduled rest day or your legs are telling you it’s time to take it easy, there’s no shortage of meaningful ways to explore our region beyond the slopes. The Yudanaka area is steeped in culture, history, and charm—offering a side of Japan that’s as enriching as the snow is deep.

At Japan Powder Culture Tours, we believe these experiences are one-of-a-kind and can’t be replicated at other ski destinations. We’ll provide you with maps, train timetables, and guidance to make these adventures easy and stress-free. Each option below is a full-day outing, but you’re welcome to mix and match the timing to suit your pace.

Option 1: Snow Monkeys – Shibu Onsen – Obuse Town

 8:30 AM – Depart from accommodation via complimentary shuttle to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park. Take a serene forest walk to the viewing area, then stop at Enza Café for a warm drink and snack.

 Stroll downhill through Shibu Onsen, a 1,300-year-old hot spring town once visited by samurai for post-battle healing. Explore its narrow lanes, the Sake Museum, and the nearby world’s tallest bronze Buddha statue.

 12:31 PM – Catch the local train to Obuse (arrives 12:53), then take a short walk into the historic town centre. Visit the renowned Hokusai Museum and enjoy the peaceful, artistic vibe of this beautifully preserved town.

 5:11 PM – Return to Yudanaka Station via train (arrive 5:33 PM).

Option 2: Snow Monkeys – Obuse Town – Zenkoji Temple (Nagano)

 8:30 AM – Shuttle from accommodation to Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park. After your visit, enjoy a coffee break at Enza Café.

10:20 AM – Pickup from the park trailhead and transfer to the station. 10:50 AM – Take the train to Obuse (arrive 11:12 AM), explore the town, visit the Hokusai Museum, and enjoy lunch at one of its many excellent restaurants.

 1:55 PM – Take the train to Nagano Station (arrive 2:30 PM). From the west exit, catch the Zenkoji bus to the iconic Zenkoji Temple—one of Japan’s most sacred sites. Do the underground chamber walk to find the "gate to eternity" and reflect in the mirror as part of the spiritual tradition.

Walk back toward the station through streets lined with charming shops and cafés.

Choose your return:

 6:00 PM express train to Yudanaka

Or stay for dinner in Nagano and return on the 7:40 PM train

Option 3: Obuse Town – Zenkoji Temple & Olympic Museum (Nagano)

 8:39 AM – Depart Yudanaka by train, arriving in Obuse at 9:14 AM. Visit the Hokusai Museum, stroll through the old streets, and enjoy the morning at your own pace.

 11:12 AM or 11:56 AM – Take the express train to Nagano (arrive either 11:36 AM or 12:30 PM). Lunch options include the Midori food complex inside the station or nearby local restaurants.

 From the west exit, catch the bus to Zenkoji Temple. Explore the grounds, tour the underground chamber, and visit the Zenkoji Museum tucked behind the main temple.

 If time allows, grab a taxi to M-Wave Arena, home of the 1998 Winter Olympic speed skating venue. The Olympic Museum inside is a must for sports history fans—and the arena’s suspended timber ceiling is the largest of its kind in the world.

 Return options: 6:00 PM express train to Yudanaka

Or have dinner in Nagano and return on the7:40 PMtrain (arrives 8:29 PM)

Our authentic Japanese ski tours from the guests perspective

9 night - 8 day guided ski tour in Nagano

High Intermediate and Advanced Skiers and Boarders

5% Off tours booked before 31st July 2025

guided Tour Cost

Deluxe Ryokan Yumoto

¥549,000 pp twin share

¥539,000 pp triple/quad share

Premium Hotel Omodaka

¥499,000 pp twin share

¥489,000 pp triple/quad share

(Single occupancy upgrade ¥63,000. Upgrade to single deluxe western room ¥81,000 per person)

Economy Snow Monkey Lodge

¥449,000 pp twin share

¥439,000 pp triple/quad share

(Single occupancy upgrade ¥27,000)

guided Tour Dates

17th to 26th Dec 2025 AVAILABLE

25th Dec to 3rd Jan 2026 (holiday rates apply) AVAILABLE

4th to 13th Jan 2026 AVAILABLE

14th to 23rd Jan 2026 AVAILABLE

24th Jan to 2nd Feb 2026 AVAILABLE

3rd to 12th Feb 2026 AVAILABLE

13th to 22nd Feb 2026 AVAILABLE

23rd Feb to 4th March 2026 AVAILABLE

5th to 14th March 2026 AVAILABLE

(please enquire for tours between 15th March and 15th April 2025 and over this period the cultural evenings are based around a minimum of 8 guests so if we do not attain that number the events do not proceed and the cost is refunded to guests)

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