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Not included: Admission to Tateyama Kurobe transportation costs; Meals and beverages; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities; Regarding the Tateyama Kurobe transportation costs, please provide the tour leader with the fees for mountain entry tickets on-site. The cost is 10,940 Japanese Yen for adults and 5,480 Japanese Yen for children (ages 6-11).
Ticket: Voucher type - Present your mobile voucher
Itinerary: 6:207:50 Meet and depart from Nagano Station (※Departure time will be adjusted based on the cable car schedule provided by Kurobe Cable Car Company. The specific departure time will be notified via the platform system one week before departure, so please pay attention to the notification.) 9:30-15:30 Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Ogizawa (Kanden Electric Bus / 16 min) to Kurobe Dam (walk / 15 min) to Kurobeko (Kurobe Cable Car / 5 min) to Kurobedaira (Tateyama Ropeway / 7 min) to Daikanbo (Tateyama Tunnel Bus / 10 min) to Murodo (Tateyama Kogen Bus / approx. 50 min) to Bijodaira to (Tateyama Cable Car / approx. 7 min) to Tateyama Station (Toyama side) Around 18:30 Disband at Nagano Station (※The tour end time will be adjusted based on traffic, weather, and departure time on the day. It is recommended to avoid arranging other evening activities on the same day to prevent delays affecting subsequent plans. We appreciate your understanding.) This tour uses a group priority lane. Admission tickets will be collected by the guide on-site on the day: Adults 10,940 JPY / Children (6-11 years old) 5,480 JPY. Due to different entry lanes for groups and individuals, please do not purchase tickets separately. Thank you for your cooperation! The Snow Wall (Yuki-no-Otani) period is approximately from late April to mid-June each year. The actual opening period depends on the snow accumulation and weather conditions of the year. The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route spans Toyama Prefecture and Nagano Prefecture, located in the Northern Alps of Japan, and is known as "Japan's Last Secret Frontier." Since ancient times, Tateyama has been regarded as a sacred mountain in Japan, alongside Mount Fuji and Mount Haku, as one of Japan's three sacred mountains. Travelers can take various unique modes of transportation, such as alpine buses, cable cars, and ropeways, to traverse the magnificent mountainous region and enjoy the breathtaking scenery surrounded by mountains. In summer, alpine plants and lush green mountain landscapes intertwine to form a refreshing natural painting, with cool and pleasant weather, making it a perfect summer retreat. In autumn, visitors can admire the vibrant autumn foliage, experiencing the most charming seasonal scenery of Japan's alpine regions. Tateyama Kurobe boasts famous attractions such as Murodo Plateau, Mikurigaike Pond, and Kurobe Dam, attracting visitors from all over the world every year to experience the majestic and pristine natural charm of the Japanese Alps!