Stroll through the stunning winter scenery of Ginzan Onsen Town.Take a stroll through the nostalgic streets of Ginzan Onsen, one of Tohoku’s most popular destinations and a must-visit spot in Yamagata. Immerse yourself in the Taisho-era charm and admire the magical snowy scenery that transforms the area into a winter wonderland.※Note: Access to Ginzan Onsen includes a transfer by shuttle bus.Experience Japan’s rustic charm at the picturesque Ouchijuku. Step back in time at Ouchijuku, a historic post town that has preserved its Edo-period charm for over 400 years. Nestled in a remote mountainous area, the town features over 30 thatched-roof houses, offering a glimpse of Japan’s traditional landscape.In winter, the snow-covered roofs create a magical sight unique to the season. Don’t miss the chance to try local delicacies like "Negi Soba," eaten with a single green onion as chopsticks, or other favorites like "Shingoro" and "Tochi Mochi."Explore the town of Kitakata, famous for its traditional storehouses and ramen culture. ★Explore the local delicacy "Kitakata Ramen" in its hometown of Kitakata! Kitakata Ramen is soy-based, but each shop offers its own unique flavor and soup. The noodles, called "hiratake jukusei takasui men," are thicker and more water-filled than regular noodles, giving them a distinct texture. The thickness, curl, and firmness vary by shop, so enjoy tasting different versions as you follow the food walk map and savor the chef’s special ramen at your favorite spot!★Take a stroll through Kitakata’s charming streets, where you can visit historic kura (warehouses) and sake breweries, as well as miso and candy shops, for a delightful taste of the town’s rich culture and history!Enjoy a hearty beef kamameshi lunch and shopping. ★For lunch on the first day, enjoy a delicious "Kuroge Wagyu Beef Kamameshi Set" featuring high-quality beef cooked to perfection.★Shop for Yamagata’s local specialties and folk crafts at the Yamagata Tourist and Products Center! The center offers a wide variety of Yamagata delicacies, including "Tori Chuka" (chicken Chinese-style noodles), chilled ramen, and Yonezawa beef steak rice bowls. With over 4,000 items, it’s a true taste of Yamagata! You can also enjoy shopping at the adjacent "Road Station Yamagata Zao" for more local products.Relax and unwind at the Sakaeya Hotel in Tendo Onsen. This hot spring inn in Tendo offers the only outdoor bath with a view in the area. On the hotel grounds, there is a drinking spring where you can enjoy freshly sourced hot spring water. Delight in the authentic flavors of Yamagata’s local cuisine for your meals.Room Type: Japanese-style room (All rooms are non-smoking)Meals: Dinner: Japanese-style Kaiseki, Breakfast: Japanese set mealPlease note: Children aged 0-2 years will be charged a facility usage fee of 2,100 yen (excluding tax) to be paid on-site.