【Departing from Nagoya Station】Includes Hotel! Traverse the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

[Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route Walkthrough Map] With English-speaking staff and Japanese-speaking guides by your side, you can leave the complicated transfers and connections to us! The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is one of the world's leading mountain sightseeing routes, traversing the Northern Alps with peaks reaching 3,000 meters in altitude. By changing vehicles and passing through numerous scenic spots, you can easily enjoy the magnificent nature of Tateyama Kurobe spreading out above the clouds. /Image provided by Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route/

[April-June: Snow Valley/Murodo] When it comes to spring events, the world-famous "Snow Valley" is a must-see! In the snow-covered roads near the Murodo Terminal in this heavy snowfall area, a path is gradually carved out from the top. The approximately 500-meter section formed by the "snow walls" created during snow removal is called the "Snow Valley," and because the valley is a snowdrift area, the snow accumulation is particularly heavy, sometimes exceeding 20 meters in height! The "Snow Valley Walk" allows you to walk along a section of the path between the snow walls that has been opened up as a pedestrian walkway. Seeing the snow walls up close is even more impressive than you can imagine! /Image provided by Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route/

[April-June Murodo/Mikurigaike Pond] Mikurigaike Pond, with its beautiful clear surface, is a symbol of Murodo. If you're lucky, you might spot a ptarmigan. / Image provided by Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

[Kurobe Dam in September-November] Kurobe Dam is famous for being the tallest dam in Japan. The sight of it releasing water is breathtaking. / Image provided by Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

[September-November, Kurobe Dam] Take a ride on the ropeway and enjoy the vibrant autumn foliage spreading out below like a painting. You can enjoy the "three-tiered autumn foliage" with snow on the high mountains, autumn leaves in the middle and green at the foot of the mountains! /Image provided by Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route/

[Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage Site in Early Summer] The "Gassho-zukuri Village," registered as a World Cultural Heritage site, still has over 100 Gassho-zukuri houses of various sizes remaining, and the traditional way of life of the people is still passed down today.

[Autumn World Heritage Site: Shirakawa-go] A "Gassho-zukuri village" registered as a World Cultural Heritage site.

[Hida Takayama] The area around Ichinomachi, Ninomachi, and Sannomachi in Takayama City is known as the old town, where traditional townhouses with latticed windows line the streets. It has been designated as a National Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, and in the old town, you can enjoy gourmet food, street food, and shopping at shops housed in these townhouses.

This is a great value package that includes hotel accommodation! Dinner is not included. Enjoy street food and local Toyama cuisine. [Accommodation: Oaks Canal Park Hotel Toyama]

The Meitetsu Bus Center is located on the 4th floor of the Meitetsu Department Store, a 5-10 minute walk from Nagoya Station. Look for the Nana-chan doll. You can bring your luggage, such as suitcases, directly into the bus's trunk. There are no restrictions on size or the number of items you can bring.