Japan Tokyo Gala Yuzawa Snow Resort Kusatsu Onsen Kawagoe 5 Days 3 Nights GOJP9831

08:00 AM Arrive at Narita International Airport, Japan (local time is 2 hours ahead of Thailand. Please adjust your watch to the local time for convenient appointments). We will proceed through immigration and customs.
*Important: Japan does not allow the import of fresh food, such as meat, vegetables, and fruits. Violators will be subject to arrest and fines.
Departure to Gunma Prefecture (approximately 3 hours). Surrounded by mountains and volcanoes, this province boasts abundant nature and is renowned for its world-renowned onsen (hot springs).
Lunch (Meal 1) served as a bento.
Uncover the sacred legend of the origins of the famous Daruma doll at Shorinzan Darumaji Temple, an ancient and mysterious Zen Buddhist temple. Where the power of faith was born... Within this temple, a centuries-old story has been told of a statue of the compassionate Bodhisattva Kannon and a statue of Bodhidharma, miraculously enshrined side by side! The area later became known as "Shorinzan," the sacred site where the Daruma appeared.
Check in at Kusatsu Onsen (approximately 1.5 hours away), renowned for boasting the largest natural hot springs in Japan for over 600 years. Two of its most famous attractions are Yubatake and Netsunoyu, as well as the Yumomi performance.
Recommended places to visit at Kusatsu Onsen include:
1. The iconic Yubatake, a steamy hot spring bath with approximately 4,000 liters of hot water per minute flowing through bamboo troughs to various bathhouses, reminiscent of the Japanese style seen in scenes from cartoons and movies. (Tour fee does not include admission.)
2. Yumomi and Netsunoyu performances at the bathhouse. The performance involves stirring the water with a large wooden paddle to lower the temperature without adding cold water to dilute the minerals in the water. Traditional songs are also performed. (Tour fee does not include admission and show fees.) (The performances are held daily, but may be closed during renovations. There are six performances per day: Morning: 9:30, 10:00, 10:30 // Afternoon: 3:30, 4:00, 4:30)
* Note: The performance schedule may vary depending on the time of day you arrive at the attraction.
Dinner (Meal 2).
Check-in at your hotel (approximately 2 hours). Enjoy the scenery and the Japanese way of life along the way.
Accommodation: Hot Spring Resort Matsunoi 3* or similar class and in a similar city.
(Name of hotel you are staying at) The company will notify you with an appointment 5-7 days before the trip.)

Breakfast at the hotel (Meal 3)
Travel to Niigata Prefecture (approximately 1 hour). This prefecture is renowned for its stunning scenery, delicious food, and excellent skiing. Of course, it's also Japan's leading rice and sake producer. Experience the beauty of the snow at Gala Yuzawa Snow Resort. In winter, it transforms into a true snow paradise. This premier ski and snowboard destination, where the cold winds blow from the Sea of ​​Japan, bringing a steady stream of snowflakes, creates a powdery, fluffy, and pure cloud of snow, highly sought after by skiers and snowboarders worldwide. The resort also boasts several restaurants and cafes, serving Japanese cuisine such as ramen, curry rice, and soba, as well as Western-style dishes and snacks. Lunch is also available! (Depending on the season, whether the snow falls early or late.) (The amount depends on the weather conditions each year.)
* The tour price does not include gondola lifts, ski and snowboard courses, rental equipment, and other activities. Customers who are interested can purchase and pay for optional activities on-site.
Noon: Free time for lunch at their leisure, so as not to disturb others.
Depart for Saitama Prefecture (approximately 1.5 hours). Located in the Kanto region, Saitama is a developed region adjacent to Tokyo, with Chichibu, Omiya, and Kawagoe. It is home to shopping and interesting spots, perfect for taking photos of the charming old town of Kawagoe. Known as "Little Edo," the city's buildings and streets are preserved in their Edo-period glory. A highlight of the city is Kurazukuri Street, formerly lined with warehouses, now occupied by shops offering everything from sweets and souvenir shops to museums and handicrafts. This commercial district has preserved its historic architecture. Don't miss checking in at the ancient bell tower (Toki no Kane), a city landmark that still rings four times a day. Nearby, you'll find Kashiya Yokocho (Candy Alley), a street lined with a variety of candies and Japanese sweets. Travel to Tokyo (approximately 1 hour), a city brimming with shops, restaurants, and beautiful tourist attractions.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your leisure, as long as you don't disturb others.
Accommodation: IKEBUKURO ROYAL HOTEL 3* or similar class. (The name of your hotel will be provided to you with your reservation 5-7 days prior to departure.)

Breakfast at the hotel (Meal 4)
Depart for Tokyo (approximately 30 minutes). This bustling metropolis is brimming with culture, history, and modernity. There's so much to see and do, from ancient temples to shopping in the trendy fashion district. At Asakusa Temple (SENSOJI TEMPLE), the oldest Buddhist temple in the Kanto region, pay your respects to the bronze Kannon statue, just 5.5 centimeters tall. Take a memorable photo at Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), which features a giant red lantern standing 4.5 meters tall, the world's largest lantern. Browse and rent sacred amulets from the temple. Shopping at Duty Free, a duty-free shopping destination, offers a wide selection of discounted and famous Japanese products, such as volcanic foam, vitamins, supplements, creams, a variety of Japanese snacks, and even green tea. Famous Japanese products are also available for you to choose from as souvenirs.
Enjoy lunch (meal 5) with a special Yakiniku Buffet.
Try to find chic and hidden items at a large shopping center in the heart of the city. Shinjuku Shopping District is a fashion hub for fashionistas, a place to stay up-to-date on trends, and currently one of Tokyo's most developed areas. Browse and purchase a wide variety of products, including electronics, cameras, watches, clothing, shoes, and cosmetics from brands like KOSE, SHISEDO, KANEBO, SK II, and many more. Visit the 100-yen shop (located on the 8th floor of the PEPE building), where everything is priced at 100 yen. Don Quijote offers a wide variety of bargains. Matsumoto offers a wide selection of cosmetics and household goods, allowing you to shop at your leisure.
Depart for Narita (approximately 1 hour). This peaceful city boasts numerous attractions and a diverse cuisine, making it a dream destination for many.
Evening: Free time for dinner. At your convenience so as not to disrupt your time.
Accommodation: The Hedistar Hotel Narita 3* or similar class and city. (The hotel name will be notified to you with your appointment 5-7 days prior to departure.)