[Limited time] Niigata, Japan | Echigo's three major fireworks festivals and the world's largest fireworks "Yosakitama" Katakai Fireworks Festival 2-day tour (including viewing seats) | Kiyotsu Gorge & Yuzawa Kogen Ropeway & Niigata specialty lunch | Stay at Naeba Prince Hotel | Depart from Shinjuku

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- Itinerary Introduction -

• Katakai Fireworks Festival

The Katakai Fireworks Festival is known as one of the "Three Major Fireworks Festivals in Echigo", along with the Nagaoka Fireworks and the Kashiwazaki Fireworks. It is held on September 9 and September 10 every year. Unlike the Kashiwazaki fireworks on the sea and the Nagaoka fireworks on the river, the Katakai fireworks are called mountain fireworks. The Kakai fireworks originated from the "Kakai Festival" hosted by the local Asahara Shrine. The purpose of setting off fireworks is to offer fireworks to the gods, so the Kakai Festival is also the only fireworks festival in Japan! At 10 o'clock in the evening, the world's largest four-foot-tama fireworks will be set off. Like the king of fireworks, the explosion range can reach 800 meters. The explosion of fireworks echoes in the mountains, giving you an unparalleled immersive experience! There are a large number of vendors selling various Japanese snacks around the entire festival venue. Strolling in the shopping streets between towns, you can always look up to enjoy the magnificent fireworks, full of summer-limited Japanese feelings!

＊For those who have reserved seats with a viewing area, wooden viewing areas will be prepared at the fireworks display venue. We recommend that you bring a picnic mat and lay it on the ground when watching.

* Before the fireworks display begins, you will be free to move around and buy local delicacies at nearby stalls or shopping streets.

＊The fireworks display will be crowded, so please be sure to keep your valuables with you.

【Notes on attending fireworks displays】

If you are attending a fireworks display in Japan for the first time, please refer to the following suggestions:

◆The fireworks display is held in the summer, and there is free time before the opening. Since it is summer, it is recommended to prepare for sun protection.

◆The fireworks display will be crowded, so please wear comfortable shoes and clothes.

◆There are trash cans at the venue, but the event is very crowded every year, so please be sure to bring your own trash bags, toilet paper, wet wipes and other cleaning supplies.

◆The fireworks display will last until the evening, so please prepare relevant lighting equipment just in case.

◆On the day of the fireworks display, there will be hundreds of thousands of people flocking to the venue, and there is a high possibility that network-related equipment will not be available. Please understand.

◆Drone usage is prohibited during fireworks displays due to safety concerns.

◆After the gathering, the bus will depart for the hotel. The arrival time is about 00:30 the next day.

- Hotel Introduction -

• NAEBA PRINCE HOTEL

Naeba Prince Hotel is located in Naeba Ski Resort, which is one of Japan's ski resorts in winter and has Japan's best autumn leaves in autumn. The hotel consists of 4 buildings, and the room are spacious and comfortable. Many rooms have been recently renovated and are very new and safe. In addition, please be aware that the public hot spring baths and restaurants may be far away depending on the room you stay in.

Basic room included in the package: Japanese-style (tatami) or Western-style, with bathroom facilities Hot spring bath: included Breakfast: Japanese and Western-style buffet
Wifi: Yes

- Introduction to attractions on the second day -

• Qingjin Gorge Tunnel

The Kiyotsukyo Gorge is known as one of the "Three Great Gorges in Japan" and is famous for its steep cliffs. As the seasons change, the gorge will present different styles. In recent years, it has become a popular check-in spot due to the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennale. There are several art installations of different styles in the 750-meter-long tunnel, especially the decorations at the deepest part of the tunnel, which are decorated with pools, so that every visitor can take many enviable photos. It is definitely a must-visit attraction for photography enthusiasts! 《Entrance fee included》

• Yuzawa Plateau Panorama Park

The Yuzawa Kogen Ropeway is one of the largest aerial cable cars in the world, accommodating up to 166 passengers. The cable car route is about 1,300 meters long, and it takes only 7 minutes from the foot of the mountain to reach the panoramic park at an altitude of about 1,000 meters. There is an open terrace and foot bath in front of the panoramic station on the top of the mountain. Visitors can enjoy a leisurely time at the attached Cloud No. 8 Cafe, overlooking the magnificent scenery of the Tanikawa Mountains and the Uonuma Plain in front. From early June to mid-October, you can also enjoy the beautiful scenery of alpine plants and wild flowers in full bloom at the Alpine Botanical Garden Alps Furusato!