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- Features of the itinerary -

・Visit the popular snow monkeys in the snow-surrounded scenery, a precious scene that can only be seen in winter ・A rare scene of monkeys bathing in hot springs Wagyu Sukiyaki Lunch


- Itinerary description -

・Gathering time: 09:15
・Meeting place: Nagano Station East Exit ・Departure time: 09:30
・Travel length: about 6 hours and 30 minutes ・Return information: Return to Nagano Station East Exit at about 16:00


- Attractions-

・Zenkoji Temple Zenkoji Temple is a non-sectarian Buddhist temple located in Nagano, Nagano City, Nagano Prefecture, Japan. It was founded in the third year of Emperor Huangji (644). Amitabha Tathagata, Guanyin Bodhisattva, and Mahasthama Bodhisattva enshrined in this ancient Japanese temple are called "Zenkoji Amitabha Three", which are designated important cultural properties of Japan. The original three statues were enshrined in Zakoji Temple in Iida City. In 629 AD, the Emperor of Japan Please relocate the three statues to the current location in Nagano City. In addition to the main hall of Zenkoji Temple, which was designated as the No. 106 National Treasure of Building No. 106 by the Japanese government on March 31, Showa 28 (1953), and most other buildings and Buddha statues designated as important cultural heritage, the Absolute Secret Buddha is enshrined in the temple. It is also the earliest spirit Buddha discovered in Japan. Zenko-ji Temple is the most representative scenic spot in Nagano City

・Jiggodani Monkey Park Jigokudani Monkey Park is located in the Yokoyugawa Gorge of Joshinetsu National Park. Surrounded by forests and cliffs, steam and boiling water will emerge from cracks in the ground in a severe cold environment, hence the name "Hell Valley". Jigokudani is covered with snow for four months of the year.
Jigokudani Monkey Park is famous for its large population of wild Japanese macaques (also known as snow monkeys) who love to soak in the hot springs. The habit of macaques soaking in hot springs comes from the imitation of humans. In the early years, macaques would enter hot spring baths for humans. Later, due to safety and hygiene reasons, the park built a special hot spring bath for macaques.


- IMPORTANT -

・Children under the age of 3 who do not occupy a seat can join for free. If a standing seat is required, children's price will be ordered.
・The language of the accompanying tour guide is mainly Japanese. The language support service will use "video translation" or "translator translation", and on the day of departure, a departure itinerary written in the language (English or Chinese) required by the participants will be distributed.
・This tour will be joined by Japanese local tourists.
・Snow monkeys may not appear due to seasons, weather factors, health conditions and other reasons. If you fail to see the snow monkeys, no refund will be made. Thank you for your understanding.
・Snow monkeys are wild animals, so there is no guarantee that snow monkeys will soak in hot springs.