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Not included: Tour guide; Admission to Admission Fee; Other personal expenses; Tips and gratuities; Overtime service fee (JPY 5,000/hour for vehicles with 10 seats or less, JPY 10,000/hour for vehicles with 14 seats or more); Over-mileage fee
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【Nikko】 Located in northwestern Tochigi Prefecture, just about 2 hours from Tokyo, Nikko is a very popular tourist destination in the Kanto region. In addition to historical buildings such as the World Heritage Site "Toshogu Shrine," Nikko also boasts "Kegon Falls," one of Japan's three famous waterfalls, "Irohazaka Winding Road," a famous spot for autumn foliage, "Lake Chuzenji," and "Kinugawa Onsen," which is well-known in the Kanto region. It is a great place to enjoy history, nature, and hot springs. With so many attractions, people of all ages can have fun here. 【Karuizawa】 A small town located in Kitasaku District, Nagano Prefecture. The cool summers make it a famous summer resort, and the autumn foliage is even more attractive. There are many tourist attractions such as churches, Karuizawa Prince Shopping Plaza, and Shiraito Falls. 【Gunma Prefecture】 Surrounded by mountains, the ever-changing natural scenery is captivating. Within Gunma Prefecture, you can enjoy a wide variety of natural landscapes such as waterfalls, rivers, plateaus, valleys, and lakes. In addition, many attractions are perfect for families, and the unique scenery of buildings harmonizing with nature is also one of Gunma Prefecture's charms. Kusatsu Onsen in Gunma is Japan's number one hot spring, and it is one of Japan's three famous hot springs along with "Arima Onsen" in Hyogo Prefecture and "Gero Onsen" in Gifu Prefecture. In addition to its abundant hot spring resources, Kusatsu has many attractions and gourmet spots. Strolling through the streets, you can feel the rich retro atmosphere. Whether you take a day trip from Tokyo or stay overnight at a local hot spring hotel, it is highly recommended. 【Yokohama】 A vibrant modern city where Japanese and Western traditions blend. Whether you want to enjoy delicious food, explore culture and history, or admire the magnificent scenery, this region, known as the Pearl of Japan, has something for everyone. Yokohama Chinatown's shops and restaurants, the grand and magnificent cityscape during the day, and the dazzling winter illuminations at Sagami Lake.