Gifu

There aren't many stores that accept this service, and some only offer free gifts. However, it's okay to take the free ones.

1. If you want to enjoy the Upper Highlands, choose to stay 4 hours of the trip to take the A + B route is definitely enough, the scenery is beautiful, the trail is also very good to walk, and there is time to go to the souvenir shop on the side. People with poor leg strength can also choose routes A or B, and there is plenty of rest time. 2. Although the hot spring hotel stayed at night is relatively old, but the environment is clean, breakfast / dinner buffet options are also quite many, delicious, more unfortunately the environment oil smoke smell is heavier. 3. The next day to Kurobe Tateyama, the tour guide Ame arranged for us the next section of transportation time, as long as the agreed time to the fixed point can go to the next stop, the night before checking into the hotel also stopped supermarket so that we can prepare food for the mountain or evening dim sum, do not worry about running out of food. There is also a stop at a rest stop on the return trip to Nagoya Station, where you can get off to buy things and go to the toilet. In the car there will also be a brief explanation of the background of the place we headed to, and after getting off the car was very active in helping to take pictures. The only drawback was that the weather was relatively bad that day and I couldn't go down to walk on the snow wall, but the overall experience was great!

Our first chartered car experience was excellent. From booking and consultation to response, everything was incredibly fast. We could ask questions and received expert advice. Mr. Hashimoto, who greeted us upon arrival in Japan, was extremely nice (highly recommended!). He was very accommodating during any changes to the itinerary and even worried we might get lost. The entire trip was very comfortable, and our family had a wonderful time. Thank you so much! We'll definitely use our chartered car service again next time.

Unfortunately, it rained that day, but thankfully we were on a large tour bus, so the journey wasn't too frustrating. Inuyama Castle was very crowded, but the views were definitely worth it. Ena Gorge is viewed from a small observation deck, but the apples and peaches sold at the shops were really sweet, and you won't regret buying them. Although we only had two hours in Magome-juku, it felt a bit short including lunch time. Perhaps because of the rain, some shops were closed, so there weren't many places to visit, which was a bit of a shame. Tsumago-juku, however, was a different story. Although it was raining there too, I personally preferred the atmosphere. The view of the distant mountains and the strolling through the alleyways created a wonderful ambiance! Overall, it was a very good day trip!