[Niigata, Tokamachi] A local guide will guide you through the town of snow and kimono [Regional coupons can be used]

Experience the culture and history of Tokamachi, a town of heavy snow and kimono, on a stroll through the town. A local guide will show you hidden gems, including backstreet art and architecture unique to a snowy region. [Tokamachi: A Town Walk in Tokamachi, a Heavy Snow Region and Kimono Town] Tokamachi is Japan's leading kimono-producing region. Explore the history of the town and its unique architecture, focusing on the past and present of its architecture, as you walk with a guide, learning about the town's history and the unique structure of a town unique to one of Japan's heaviest snowfall regions. Example: Meet at Tokamachi Station. See architecture and "ganki" (traditional Japanese-style walkways) that reveal life in a snowy region. Explore the backstreet art! Stop by a local Japanese confectionery shop for a break. See the stone carving monuments scattered along the greenway before heading to the Tokamachi Museum and Information Center. After the tour, shop at Cross Ten, a roadside station with a wide selection of local products and souvenirs. [What You'll Do] Starting from Tokamachi Station, you'll walk through the town with a guide. Discover the hidden charms of the city, including recommendations for spots only locals know about and art in backstreets that cars don't go through! Courses vary depending on your preferences and the season. The tour lasts approximately 120 minutes. *The tour can be carried out at any time you like, so please let us know your desired start time when you apply. *Prices do not include food, drinks, or admission to museums, etc.

We will show you hidden gems and hidden spots that only local guides can show you.

Tokamachi is a leading kimono-producing region in Japan and also one of the snowiest areas in the world. You can learn about the culture, history, and lifestyle that have emerged from these unique features.

The experience is within walking distance of the station, so you can enjoy it without worrying about transportation.