[Niigata/Tokamachi] Also featured in the best sellers of the Edo period! Snow country culture “Honyaradou” experience

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Beginners welcome - First try
Empty-hands OK
Children welcome

Possible number of bookings

2～15
Participating age

6Age ～ 80 Age
Duration

2～3 hours

Plan description

In the snowy room called "Hon-yara-do," there is a charcoal kotatsu that does not use electricity! You can eat rice cakes and sweets while sitting in the kotatsu. At night, candles are lit in the Hon-yara-do. *Fireworks and hotpots are available as options. *You can grill the "anbo" from the anbo experience on a charcoal grill and eat it. Staff will be able to speak simple English and use a translator. If you are unsure, we can also provide an interpreter (for a fee).

Snow Rich Point “Honyaradou”

``Honyaradou'', hosted by the NPO GGG, is a snow rich point that is registered in the story ``The ultimate snow country and Okamachi - True story! A story of heavy snowfall area -'' of Tokamachi City, which was registered as a Japan Heritage site in 2020.

Charcoal kotatsu

Charcoal is a solid fuel shaped like a square bean and made by mixing charcoal powder. You can experience a kotatsu heated with charcoal without using electricity.

Playing in the snow

Wear old-fashioned snow gear and walk through the snowfields, or have a snowball fight. After playing in the snow, we headed to Honyaradou. Fry mochi on a charcoal stove and enjoy hot drinks. Enjoy an experience that can only be found in snow country!

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Reservation cancellation fee generation date	Cancellation fee will be charged from 5 days before the event date.
About cancellation	Please note that the following cancellation fee will be charged in the case of cancellation due to customer convenience. 5-2 days before: 30% The day before: 80% On the day: 100% Cancellation without notice: 100%
About event termination	・If there is no snowfall due to the effects of a warm winter, etc., the event will be canceled.・If the venue is expected to be difficult to use due to inclement weather, the event will be canceled.

Detailed information of this plan

Required minimum number of participants	2 Person(s)
Possible number of bookings	2～15
Operating period	2025/5/01〜2026/4/30 Mid-January to the end of February (This may change depending on snowfall. Please contact us for details.)
Assembly time	When applying for the plan, please fill in your desired start time. ①Daytime session: Starts from 10:00 to 14:00 ②Dinner session: Starts from 17:00 to 19:00 Please arrive 10 minutes before your reservation time.
Booking deadline	until 16:59 7 days before

Changing room		Toilet
Shower		Parking
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Dress code - Must bring items	Winter clothes (skiwear, etc., waterproof), hats, gloves, snow boots
About rental items	Snow boots (550 yen/pair), gloves (220 yen/pair) *Numbers are limited.

Matters require attention	*If you come to the venue by private car, please be sure to prepare snow tires and other equipment for driving on snowy roads.

Time schedule

The start time can be chosen according to your preference (① Daytime session, ② Evening session). ① Wear snow gear. ② Play in the snow in the snowy fields. ③ Experience using a charcoal grill in the Honyara-do. ④ For the night course, candles are lit in the Honyara-do.