• Experience the fun of fruit picking and enjoy the fresh and sweet taste of seasonal fruits

  
  

• Enjoy a whole long-legged snow crab feast for lunch, satisfying both your visual and taste buds

  
  

• In spring, visit Numata Park and stroll through the park ruins surrounded by pink cherry blossoms.

  
  
• In the summer, stroll through the purple lavender fields in the Yuyuan Lavender Garden and feel the breeze.
• In early autumn, you can enjoy the red leaves of the shaggy broom grass.

• In autumn, visit Fukiwara Falls, a popular spot for viewing fall foliage, and admire the spectacular scenery of the mountains and forests on both sides of the waterfall being dyed golden and bright red.

  
  

• In winter, there is a snow park at Yuyuan Ski Resort, which is suitable for adults and children of all ages to have fun.

  
  
• Fishing for sea bream-shaped fortune sticks at Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine to pray for a good marriage and a happy family
• Strolling through the historical streets of Koedo Kawagoe, you'll be filled with nostalgic feelings.

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- Itinerary Information -

07:50 Meet in front of Shinjuku i-Land Tower (in front of the LOVE sculpture)

08:00 Depart from Shinjuku

Plan A and B: Yuyuan Ski Resort (approximately 80-100 minutes)

Plan C, D: Lavender Garden & Maple Red Broom Grass (Walk in the lavender
garden in summer and the broom grass garden in early autumn (approximately
60-80 minutes)

Plan E, F: Fukiwara Falls Falls Viewing (60 minutes)

Plan G, H: Cherry Blossom Viewing at Numata Castle Park (60 minutes)

Harada Farm: 30-minute seasonal fruit picking + lunch (optional) or a
luxurious snow crab feast (depending on package)

Kawagoe Ichibangai and Hikawa Shrine (approximately 40-60 minutes, available
on Plans C, D, E, F, G, and H)

18:00 Arrive in Shinjuku and disband (arrival around 18:00-19:00)

- Itinerary Introduction -

Yuyuan Ski Resort (Plan A and B: Winter departure only)

This popular ski resort is perfect for day trips from Tokyo! Despite its small
size, it boasts a comprehensive range of facilities. The children's area
offers a variety of activities, including sleds, snowboards, and snow shovels.
There's also a conveyor belt trail for a relaxed and enjoyable experience.

Tambaru Lavender Garden & Maple Broom Garden (Plan C and D: Departures from
summer to early autumn only)

Tambaru Ski Resort, a ski resort in winter, transforms into Kanto's largest
lavender farm in summer. Approximately 50,000 lavender plants are cultivated
on the plateau, rising 1,300 meters above sea level. The high altitude keeps
the summers cool, making it a popular summer resort. A variety of lavender
products are also available for sale within the farm. In midsummer, visit the
Tambaru Lavender Farm, a popular summer retreat, to enjoy a lavender soft
serve ice cream and stroll through the breeze-soaked purple lavender fields, a
soothing experience that surrounds both the eyes and the palate. In early
autumn, the farm transforms into a popular maple-red safflower garden. The
safflower, while fluffy and green in summer, gradually turns red in mid-to-
late September, creating a lush, red carpet. The best viewing period is from
late September to early October.

Fukiwara Falls (Plan E and F: Autumn departure only)

Fukiwara Falls, 7 meters high and 30 meters wide, was formed by erosion of the
riverbed, creating a large fissure. It's also known as the "Niagara Falls of
the East." Every autumn, the forests lining the valley are dyed a brilliant
shade of gold and crimson, complementing the majestic waterfall and attracting
countless visitors.

※Expected autumn foliage season: Late October to early November

Numata Castle Park (Plan G and H: Spring departure only)

Numata Park, located within the ruins of Numata Castle, boasts approximately
210 Yoshino cherry trees, including the park's symbol, the "Goten-zakura," in
spring. The vibrant pink, white, and crimson blossoms of the cherry blossoms
attract numerous locals and tourists alike. The park also hosts the annual
Cherry Blossom Festival in mid-April, where lanterns are strung beneath the
trees, creating a uniquely retro atmosphere.

※Expected cherry blossom viewing period: Early April to mid-to-late April

Harada Farm

Harada Farm is located in Gunma Prefecture, an hour and a half from Tokyo.
Known as "Ganji no Sato," it's a famous tourist orchard and factory in Gunma.
In autumn, winter, and spring, its greenhouses feature a variety of strawberry
varieties, while in summer, cherries, peaches, grapes, and apples are grown.
Enjoy the joy of fruit picking and savor the fresh, sweet flavors of seasonal
fruits!

※Strawberry season is from late October to early June of the following year;
cherry season is from early June to mid-July; peach season is from mid-July to
early September; grape season is from mid-August to mid-October; apple season
is from late August to early December.

※The types of fruit you pick will depend on the season and weather conditions,
and will be based on the variety available at the orchard.

※If Harada Farm is closed or there is insufficient fruit to provide fruit
picking, we will move to other nearby tourist orchards.

Koedo Kawagoe

This city flourished as the castle town of the Kawagoe Domain during the Edo
Period. Many historic streets and temples from the Edo period remain, and the
area is filled with a sense of nostalgia, earning it the nickname "Little
Edo." The entire city has been designated a "Preservation Area for Traditional
Japanese Buildings," attracting many tourists each year.

Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine

Hikawa Shrine, with a history of 1,500 years, houses many important historical
and cultural assets, earning it a designation as a designated cultural
heritage site. It is also renowned for its prayers for a happy marriage, a
successful marriage, and a happy family. Don't miss fishing for Japan's unique
sea bream-shaped fortune sticks at the temple—a must-do for those seeking a
happy marriage. In spring, admire the 300-meter-long cherry blossom bank along
the Hikawa Bridge next to the shrine, where the vibrant pink blossoms are
reflected in the river's surface.

※Expected cherry blossom viewing period: Early April to mid-to-late April