Japan (Yamagata, Fukushima, Miyagi) | Naruko Onsen Accommodation | Naruko Gorge, Yamadera Temple, Ginzan Onsen, Choro Lake, Yokogawa Valley Tour | 2 Days [Departing from Tokyo]

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[Lake Elder]

Lake Chōrō is a mystical and beautiful lake located at the foot of Mount Fubō, known for its reflection of the mountain on its surface, with a circumference of approximately 2 km. The surrounding area is adorned with a vast beech forest and the clear waters of the Yokogawa River carving through a deep gorge.

[Yokogawa Valley]

Yokogawa Valley is home to the "Snake Stone," a national natural monument. It is formed when diorite magma, which was thinly intruded as a bedrock into mudstone from the Jurassic period of the Mesozoic era, cooled and solidified.

[Definition Tathagata Saihoji Temple]

For approximately 800 years, from the time of the descendants of the Taira clan to the present day, this historic temple has been cherished as a "spiritual haven" for many people praying for their greatest life aspirations and for safety at important milestones in life.

[Naruko Pass]

Located west of Naruko Onsen, this beautiful 4km-long gorge was carved out over many years by the Otani River. Sheer cliffs ranging from 80m to 100m in height and a U-shaped valley 10m to 100m wide create a magnificent landscape.

[Yamadera/Risshakuji Temple]

Located in Yamagata City, Yamagata Prefecture, this ancient Tendai sect temple, officially known as "Hojusan Risshakuji," is a popular spot attracting many worshippers and tourists as a sacred mountain that has long been a center of faith.

[Naruko Onsen Hotel Kameya]

Naruko Onsen boasts nine of the eleven types of hot spring water found in Japan. You can relax and unwind in natural hot spring open-air baths, indoor baths, and a large observation bath offering panoramic views of Naruko's natural scenery.

Ginzan Onsen

This historic hot spring town is named after the Edo-period silver mine, "Nobusawa Silver Mine." Its charm lies in the beautiful scenery, reminiscent of a movie set, created by the Taisho-era romantic Western-style wooden inns built on both banks of the Ginzan River.

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• This tour is conducted in Japanese only.

• Please note that all information provided by the tour guide during the trip will be in Japanese only. However, to ensure the smooth operation and safety of the tour, we will provide information to the extent possible using translation apps (meeting place, departure time, etc.).

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• Please be punctual during the tour. If you are late, the tour will depart.