• Strolling through the nostalgic streets of Ginzan Onsen, admiring the romantic scenery of wooden inns reflected in the stream, feels like stepping into a dreamlike world straight out of an anime.
• Take the Zao Ropeway to the summit and overlook the "Ice Tree Spectacle," a spectacle that resembles a fantasy world, experiencing a breathtaking view that can only be felt in winter.
• Check into a comfortable hotel and fully enjoy a two-day, one-night in-depth tour of Northeast China.

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- Attraction Introduction -

• Ginzan Onsen

Ginzan Onsen, located in Yamagata Prefecture, is named after the silver mine
discovered there over 500 years ago. It retains a strong nostalgic atmosphere,
with wooden onsen ryokans (traditional Japanese inns) lining the stream. At
night, gaslights illuminate the streets, creating a rustic and romantic
ambiance. Ginzan Onsen was not only the filming location for the classic
Japanese drama "Oshin," but is also rumored to be the inspiration for the
bathhouse in the anime "Spirited Away." Every winter, the snow-covered scenery
and retro architecture create a dreamlike world, attracting countless
travelers.

• Yamagata Zao Tree Ice

Zao Snow Trees are one of the most spectacular natural wonders in the Tohoku
region during winter. Because Mount Zao is near the Sea of ​​Japan, the
northwest monsoon causes cold water droplets in the air to condense on the
coniferous forests, which, when covered with thick snow, create unique "snow
monster" shapes. As you ascend in the cable car, a silvery-white world unfolds
before your eyes, revealing the magnificent snow tree spectacle. It's a
breathtaking display of nature's artistry, a unique sight only visible in
winter!

• Tateishiji Temple

Located in Yamagata Prefecture, Tateshō-ji Temple, also known as "Yama-ji," is
an ancient Tendai sect temple built in 860 AD. The temple is built along a
mountainside, requiring visitors to ascend approximately 1,000 stone steps.
The path is lined with lush forests and offers fresh air, considered a sacred
journey where "every step leads to a pure land." Upon reaching the top of the
Great Hall, one can enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of the entire Yamagata
Basin, making it one of the must-visit attractions for many travelers,
representing the essence of the Tohoku region.

- Itinerary Introduction -

Day 1

Departure from Sendai Station at 10:10 (The tour guide will be waiting at the
meeting point with an easygo flag).

10:30-12:30 Sendai Grand View (Lunch at your own expense)

14:30-17:00 Ginzan Onsen(Ginzan Onsen town shuttle bus, fare to be paid by the
passenger)

Stops at Sendai Station at 19:00 (for day-trip passengers only).

19:30 Check in to Route Inn Rifu or a hotel of similar standard (breakfast
included, dinner not included)

Day 2

Enjoy a buffet breakfast at 6:30.

Depart from the hotel at 8:00 AM

8:30 Stop at Sendai Station (for day-trip passengers only)

9:30-10:30 Baozhushan Lishi Temple (mountain temple) (no worship fee included)

12:00-16:00 Zao Cable Car (ticket not included, payment to be made on-site)

18:30 Return to Sendai Station, end of trip.

※ The itinerary may be adjusted according to the cable car reservation time;
if the Zao Cable Car is closed, you will take the Central Cable Car instead.
We apologize for the inconvenience.

*Guaranteed admission to the Zao Ropeway is available on select dates. Passengers may also choose the "Guaranteed Admission" package.

-Special Notes-

• If you are traveling with an infant under 3 years old, please inform us when booking.

  
  

• It is not recommended for people over 80 years of age with mobility issues or those with serious illnesses to participate.