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"Chinese-speaking mountain guide included" 2-day climb of Mt. Hakusan, one of Japan's 100 Famous Flower Mountains | Climb one of the most famous peaks in the Hokuriku region and enjoy alpine plants and autumn foliage [Departing from Nagoya]
- This is a high-quality, safe Japan tour offered by Club Tourism, a major Japanese travel company with over 70 years of history. Our tours are accompanied by tour guides renowned for their hospitality, and are highly regarded by customers from various nationalities. Many participants do not speak Japanese, so even first-time travelers can participate with confidence.
- A compact 2-day/1-night itinerary: We'll climb Mount Hakusan, one of Japan's 100 Famous Mountains and a representative peak of the Hokuriku region, in a compact 2-day/1-night itinerary!
- The mountain guide accompanying you during the climb can speak Chinese! Also, the tour is confirmed to proceed!
- Leave your unnecessary luggage on board before departure: On this tour, you can leave any unnecessary luggage on the bus and enjoy your hike.
- Enjoy a relaxing hot spring bath after your hike: We'll guide you to a hot spring bath after your descent. You can thoroughly wash away the sweat and fatigue from your climb. *Please bring your own towel for bathing.
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- About the level of mountain climbing
This course corresponds to our company's "Intermediate A" level. The "Intermediate A" level involves longer walking times and greater elevation gain than the beginner level, making it ideal for those who want to enjoy more serious mountaineering. Participation is limited to those with experience in introductory or beginner mountaineering courses, or those with prior mountaineering experience. The daily walking time is less than 7 hours, the walking distance is between 15km and 17km, and the elevation gain is 700m or more. Additionally, one group leader will accompany every 10 participants.
The following is a page (in Chinese/English) containing information about our climbing level standards, appropriate clothing, and necessary items. Please be sure to check it before making a reservation.
Hiking plan:
• "Mountain climbing, hiking level standards, clothing and equipment (in Chinese)"
• "Mountain climbing, hiking level standards, clothing and equipment (in English)"
Please observe the following rules when participating.
Please make your reservation using your correct name and email address.
Please be punctual during the tour.
If you are late for the meeting time, the tour will depart.
[Hakusan]: Hakusan is one of Japan's three most famous mountains, along with Mount Fuji and Mount Tateyama. Known as a mountain of worship since ancient times, it remains a popular peak for many climbers. Hakusan is a general term and consists of several peaks, including the highest peak, Gozenmine, as well as Onanjimine and Kengamine.
![[Hakusan]: Hakusan is one of Japan's three most famous mountains, along with Mount Fuji and Mount Tateyama. Known as a mountain of worship since ancient times, it remains a popular peak for many climbers. Hakusan is a general term and consists of several peaks, including the highest peak, Gozenmine, as well as Onanjimine and Kengamine.](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_27480/20260728030809_dqZDy/jpg)
[Alpine Plants]: This area is famous for its abundance of alpine plants, and is characterized by the large number of plants with "Hakusan" in their name. Take your time to enjoy the profusion of flowers, befitting its nickname as a mountain of flowers. *Best time to see the flowers: Typically mid-July to mid-August (the best time to see the flowers may vary depending on the weather and temperature)
![[Alpine Plants]: This area is famous for its abundance of alpine plants, and is characterized by the large number of plants with "Hakusan" in their name. Take your time to enjoy the profusion of flowers, befitting its nickname as a mountain of flowers. *Best time to see the flowers: Typically mid-July to mid-August (the best time to see the flowers may vary depending on the weather and temperature)](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_27480/20260728030818_v2Ajb/png)
[Autumn Leaves of Mt. Hakusan]: In autumn, the vast flower fields transform into a magnificent landscape of vibrant autumn foliage, welcoming hikers with its breathtaking scenery. *Best time to see the autumn leaves: Typically late September to early October (the best time to see the autumn leaves may vary depending on the weather and temperature).
![[Autumn Leaves of Mt. Hakusan]: In autumn, the vast flower fields transform into a magnificent landscape of vibrant autumn foliage, welcoming hikers with its breathtaking scenery. *Best time to see the autumn leaves: Typically late September to early October (the best time to see the autumn leaves may vary depending on the weather and temperature).](https://image.kkday.com/v2/image/get/c_fit%2Cq_55%2Ct_webp%2Cw_960/s1.kkday.com/product_scm_27480/20260728031422_jocA4/jpg)
Mount Hakusan in the early morning ★ Image provided by: pixta
Hakusan-Midagahara's Primula japonica ★Image provided by: Ishikawa Prefecture Tourism Federation
Mount Betsuzan and Murodo as seen from Mount Hakusan/Gozenmine ★Image provided by: Ishikawa Prefectural Tourism Federation
From Hakusan and Midagahara, the boardwalk and Gozenmine Peak ★Image provided by: Ishikawa Prefectural Tourism Federation
Purchase Notice
*This product is a "request reservation," and it will take some time to confirm your reservation. Reservations are processed on a first-come, first-served basis, so depending on the situation, you may be placed on a waiting list or your reservation may not be accepted. The final confirmation of your reservation will be made when the voucher is issued. In the unlikely event that the tour is cancelled due to being fully booked or other reasons, we will contact you within the specified number of days. Please note that if you do not wish to be placed on a waiting list, you can cancel (refund) your reservation.
[Travel conditions]
Departure point/Destination: Aichi/Ishikawa
Duration of trip: 2 days
Transportation used: Chartered bus
Bus company: Teisan Kanko Bus or Meitetsu Kanko Bus (or equivalent)
Meal plan: Breakfast 1 (packed lunch), Lunch 0, Dinner 1
Minimum number of participants: 12
Tour guide: 1
Mountain guide: 1 (Guidance will be in Chinese) *A licensed tour guide will not accompany the group.
Accommodation used: Nanryu Sanso
Room Type: Accommodation is in a mountain lodge, with shared rooms separated by gender. Sleepwear, toiletries, towels, etc., are not provided. Please note and understand that the facilities and services differ from those of a typical inn.
[Travel planning/execution]
Company Name: Club Tourism International Inc
Address: 1-9-6 Edagawa, Koto-ku, Tokyo
Registration Number: Japan Tourism Agency Registered Travel Agency No. 1693
Affiliated travel industry association: Regular member of the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA)
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Member organization: Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA)
Reminders
A minimum of 12 traveler(s) are required for the tour to depart. If the number of participants does not reach the minimum requirement, the tour will be canceled. An email regarding tour cancellation will be sent 14 day(s) before the departure date
Please arrive at the designated location 15 minute(s) before the scheduled departure time, as the tour will depart on time
A mountain guide who speaks Chinese will accompany you during the climb. Please rest assured.
This tour is not available to individuals under 18 years of age or over 76 years of age. Please be aware of this in advance.
This tour will proceed even in rainy weather. However, the tour may be canceled in the event of a typhoon or other dangerous conditions.
This tour allows you to leave any unnecessary luggage on the bus and enjoy your hike.
The best time to see flowers and autumn leaves may vary depending on the weather and other factors. ● Alpine plants: Typically mid-July to mid-August ● Autumn leaves: Typically late September to early October
This tour does not include lunch.
The walking time is a standard time based on hiking maps, guidebooks, and records from past tours. It can vary significantly depending on weather conditions, route conditions, crowd levels, and the physical fitness and skill level of the tour participants. Furthermore, the walking time does not include rest stops; it represents the actual time spent walking.
The course may be changed or the event may be canceled depending on weather conditions.
If there is a risk of significant delays from the schedule, you may be asked to wait or descend the mountain midway. Those who lack confidence in their physical strength or leg strength, those feeling unwell, and children are asked to refrain from participating.
Please prepare appropriate clothing and equipment for mountain climbing. Clothing should be stretchy, quick-drying, and easy to move in (long pants are mandatory). In addition, please bring hiking boots, a headlamp, rain gear (separate rain suit), warm clothing (hat, gloves, etc.), and an inner sleeping bag (inner liner).
FAQ
1. Are there any cable car options available for reaching the summit of Mt. Hakusan, or does the hiking tour utilize one?
The 2-day Mt. Hakusan tour is designed as a direct hiking and climbing experience to the summit and does not utilize a cable car for ascent or descent. While some parts of the wider Hakusan area may have cable car facilities, this specific tour focuses on an authentic intermediate-level trek to the 2,702m peak, providing a full immersion in the mountain environment.
2. Where is Mt. Hakusan located, and why is it considered one of Japan's famous mountains?
Mt. Hakusan is located in Japan's Hokuriku region and stands at 2,702 meters. It is highly revered as one of Japan's Three Sacred Mountains and is also celebrated as one of the "100 Famous Flower Mountains." Its fame comes from its majestic presence, rich history, and the diverse alpine flora that thrives on its slopes, alongside breathtaking autumn colors.
3. What is the difficulty level of the 2-day Mt. Hakusan hiking tour, and what does the itinerary involve?
This Mt. Hakusan tour is categorized for intermediate-level hikers. It's a compact 2-day itinerary that involves climbing to the summit of Mt. Hakusan, including an overnight stay in a mountain hut on the mountain. The journey is designed to allow participants to fully immerse themselves in the vast natural beauty and enjoy the unique mountain landscape.
4. When is the best time to visit Mt. Hakusan to experience the famous alpine flowers or vibrant autumn foliage?
To witness the famous alpine flowers like Hakusan Kozakura and Kuroyuri, the summer months are ideal. For those seeking vibrant autumn foliage that paints the mountain slopes, the autumn season offers spectacular views. Each season provides a distinct natural beauty on Mt. Hakusan.
5. Does the Mt. Hakusan hiking tour include a guide who can communicate in Chinese?
Yes, the Mt. Hakusan hiking tour includes a mountain guide who is capable of communicating in Chinese. This ensures that Chinese-speaking participants can receive clear instructions, safety information, and insights about the mountain throughout their climbing experience.
6. Are there any facilities for relaxation and recovery after completing the Mt. Hakusan climb?
After descending from Mt. Hakusan, the tour includes a visit to a hot spring (onsen) for bathing. This is a welcome opportunity to relax, wash away the sweat, and soothe tired muscles after the climb. Please remember to bring your own towel for the onsen.
7. Is it possible to store personal luggage during the 2-day Mt. Hakusan hiking trip?
Yes, during the 2-day Mt. Hakusan hiking trip, you can conveniently leave any unnecessary luggage on the bus. This allows you to climb with only the essentials, making your hiking experience more comfortable and unburdened.
8. What panoramic views can hikers expect to see from the summit of Mt. Hakusan?
From the summit of Mt. Hakusan, hikers are treated to a magnificent panoramic vista. This includes views of the majestic Northern Alps, the impressive Mt. Ontake, and Mt. Bessan, offering a truly rewarding sense of accomplishment and breathtaking natural scenery.
