Matsumoto

The overall experience of this 2 days 1 night Tateyama Kurobe tour was very good, although it rained heavily on the first day, it did not affect our satisfaction with the trip at all. On the first day from Nagoya, we took a two-hour drive to Kamikochi. Although the weather was not ideal and the mountain scenery was mostly covered by clouds and fog, it was still very special to walk on the little mountain road to Kamikochi and feel the atmosphere of the mountain pass. The most touching thing is that Mr. Kaku was very attentive, knowing that we couldn't eat the apple pie he recommended because of the heavy rain, and immediately helped us arrange to buy the souvenir version of the tasting, which was very courteous. I stayed at a hot spring hotel that night. After soaking in the hot spring, my fatigue was gone and I had a very good rest. Departing early the next morning for Tateyama Kurobe, taking six types of public transportation along the Alpine route up the mountain, the process itself is already very special. The view of Kurobe Reservoir is very shocking, because we set off early, there are not many tourists, and there are relatively few clouds and fog, so you can see the scenery very clearly all the way. The most memorable must be up to the 2800 meters of snow valley, the whole towering snow wall is really oppressive and shocking, the scene looks like walking into a huge snow-white world. There are also snowy mountain roads to walk next to, looking at the Gokuli Pond in the distance, the lake is frozen, the screen is beautiful, it is worth going. After leaving at 2pm, we took a 4-hour tour bus back to Nagoya. Although it was a bit tiring, the whole trip was arranged smoothly. I would like to express my special thanks to the tour guide Mr. Kaku, in addition to the careful and thoughtful arrangement of the itinerary, he also helped us book a restaurant for Hida beef that night, so that we can end with a good meal. Thank you for making us have a very perfect and memorable trip, highly recommended!

The long journey was inevitable, and a two-day round trip to Tokyo and Tateyama Kurobe is inherently tiring. However, the scenery in Kamikochi and Tateyama Kurobe was truly breathtaking; every photo looked like a postcard. There were a few minor hiccups along the way, but overall the trip went smoothly. Especially in Tateyama, there are many different modes of transportation, and the tour guide checked boarding times, allowing everyone to enjoy the scenery and take photos at the stops – very relaxing. Although the return trip was about 5 hours, everyone was tired after descending the mountain, so the journey didn't feel very long as we instinctively slept on the bus. I must also recommend the hotel; it was incredibly comfortable, with an onsen (hot spring) area, and both breakfast and dinner were delicious. Thank you to the tour guide for leading the way! I'm grateful for this wonderful trip.

Pre-ordering a travel pass and picking it up at Hong Kong International Airport upon departure is simple and convenient; it's valid for 5 days in Japan, saving you the hassle of queuing to buy tickets every time you take public transport – highly recommended! However, when issuing the redemption pass, Klook wrote the redemption date instead of the usage date. When I contacted customer service for help, the response seemed to be from AI, always providing standard simulated answers rather than solutions tailored to individual cases.

The Coca-Cola vending machine, trash cans, and benches outside were all polka-dotted. The exterior was also very cute and immersive, reflecting Kusama's world. There were also works by other artists, which were fun to see.

My Two-Day Trip to Tateyama Kurobe and Kamikochi: Although my trip to Tateyama Kurobe and Kamikochi was only two days, it allowed me to deeply appreciate the charm of the Japanese Northern Alps and experience firsthand how a good guide can make a journey truly unforgettable. Day 1: Exploring the Nature of Kamikochi The journey began in Kamikochi. We met up early in the morning, and our guide, Liu Mei, had already thoughtfully arranged our seats on the tour bus, making us feel at ease. During the bus ride, Ms. Liu provided detailed introductions to the attractions along the way. Upon arriving at Kamikochi, she meticulously explained hiking safety precautions—including what to do if you encounter a black bear and how to use a bell to scare it away. These details made us feel safer while enjoying nature. Ms. Liu prepared two routes for us to choose from, patiently explaining the length, difficulty, and scenic features of each route—she was incredibly attentive. Along the way, she also recommended local delicacies and souvenirs, adding a touch of local enjoyment to the hike. After the hike, we returned to the hotel. Ms. Liu assigned us to our rooms and kindly reminded us of the clothing and equipment needed for the next day, allowing us to prepare in advance. The buffet dinner was plentiful, and the overall process went smoothly, ending the first day with satisfaction and anticipation. Day Two: Tateyama Kurobe – A Magnificent Journey with Six Modes of Transportation. The highlight of the second day was Tateyama Kurobe. We used six different modes of transportation to ascend from Ogisawa Station to Murodo, traversing valleys and mountain ranges. The changing of modes of transportation itself was a unique experience: • The Kanden Tunnel Electric Bus took us into the Kurobe Dam. • The Kurobe Ropeway and hiking allowed us to experience the dam's grandeur up close. • The Tateyama Ropeway and Tunnel Bus connected Daikanbo and Murodo. The most anticipated part was undoubtedly the snow-capped mountains and valleys of Murodo, and the Tateyama Kurobe Great Snow Wall. Unfortunately, the weather was poor that day; snow and dense fog prevented us from seeing the famous snow walls. Our guide, Mr. Liu, sincerely apologized and thanked us for our understanding. Although it was somewhat disappointing, the changes in nature are beyond human control, which only makes us cherish every opportunity for a clear, sunny encounter even more. On the highland bus from Murodo to Bijo-hei, I specifically chose a seat on the right. Just as the tour guide had said, I could capture stunning views of the waterfall and the enormous cedar trees; the scenery was breathtaking. Reflecting on these two days of travel, I truly appreciated the awe-inspiring nature of the landscape and witnessed the value of a professional tour guide. Our guide, Ms. Liu, not only arranged the itinerary smoothly and provided clear explanations, but more importantly, she was attentive and...

Although the overall travel time was long, the actual experience wasn't painful, with rest stops on both the outward and return journeys. Upon arriving at Kamikochi, we had nearly three and a half hours. Even the kids, who are usually indifferent to scenery, couldn't help but exclaim, "It's quite beautiful!" 😆 We walked, stopped frequently to take photos, let the kids touch the water, and had short breaks to eat our packed lunches. The walk from Taisho Pond to Kappa Bridge took about two and a half hours, a relaxed and pleasant pace. The scenery is beautiful, highly recommended!