Tokai

There are lots of little piggy-shaped treats, and the staff will actively guide them to you. The indoor environment is clean and odorless. The donuts are a bit disappointing.

You need to pick it up at the information desk; you can use it by scanning a QR code with your phone. However, there aren't many brands available, so it's a small bonus. It's recommended to confirm before making the trip. Theoretically, the process of redeeming discount codes can be optimized and completed online.

The driver was there and given clear instructions as to where to meet him. He drove safely. Thank you, Mr Chiu.

The driver was Chinese, so communication was perfectly fine. He arrived half an hour early for the agreed-upon time of 5:30. The car was in good condition, and everyone had a comfortable ride to our destination.

1. Our tour guide, Liu Mei, was very attentive and provided excellent service, explaining everything in detail. We chose our seats first upon arrival at the meeting point. 2. The drive from Nagoya to Kamikochi takes four hours, but there are rest stops along the way, so it's not too tiring. 3. We had a four-hour stop in Kamikochi. We chose Route A, which involved about an hour and a half of walking for photos. There's a restaurant near Kappa Bridge where we could have lunch. On the way to the hotel, our guide was very kind and even took us to a supermarket to stock up on food for tomorrow's lunch. When some members of our group were late for the meeting in Kamikochi, our guide apologized to us. 4. Although the hotel we stayed at was a bit old, the buffet had a good variety of dishes. There were also indoor and outdoor hot springs for bathing. 5. We met at 7:30 am the next day and departed for Ogisawa Station, which took about 50 minutes. The guide explained all the transportation options in detail. It was a pity that we couldn't see the snow walls at Murodo Station due to heavy fog… 6. The return trip from Tateyama Station to Nagoya also takes four hours, with rest stops along the way.