2025 Shiga Hakodate Mountain Fun Ski Resort Day Trip

*7:00 AM Boarding and disembarking at the meeting point, Nihonbashi Station Exit 2 (Namba-Shinsaibashi area) *9:30 AM ▼ Mt. Hakodate & Lake Biwa Metasequoia Avenue & Makino Kogen Sarasa Onsen (approximately 6.5 hours, lunch included, own expense) Plan A (Guests who want to enjoy skiing and snow activities all day can stay at Mt. Hakodate Ski Resort for approximately 6.5 hours) Mt. Hakodate Ski Resort - A ski lover's paradise with spectacular views of Lake Biwa. *4:00 PM After a fun-filled day, return your ski equipment by 3:30 PM and return home by 4:00 PM. Return times are estimates only, and you may arrive earlier depending on the weather, road conditions, and other factors on the day. *Disband at Kyoto Station Hachijo Exit at 5:30 PM *Disband in the Shinsaibashi/Dotonbori area at 6:30 PM *We will email you the next day's tour guide and vehicle information between 8:00 PM and 9:00 PM the day before your trip, so please be sure to check. It's probably in the trash! *Please note that traffic jams are expected due to the long distance travel. We will not cover any subsequent expenses for delays caused by traffic jams. *Day trips are shared, so please be sure to arrive at the meeting point or attraction on time. *For hotel transfer packages, you will be asked to wait outside the hotel lobby. Please confirm the specific pickup time via email. *You are allowed to bring one piece of luggage free of charge per person. Please note this in the "Requests" section when ordering! If you bring luggage temporarily without prior notice, the guide reserves the right to refuse you from boarding the vehicle as it will cause congestion and affect driving safety. Fees are non-refundable! *The vehicle will be arranged based on the actual number of passengers. Please note that you cannot specify the model. This is a shared tour with participants coming from all over the world.

The Metasequoia Avenue is located on the Shiga Prefectural Road Koara Dori Makinosawa Line. This 2.4-kilometer road, lined with approximately 500 Metasequoia trees, leads to the Makino Plateau. The contrast between the Metasequoia Avenue and the Nosaka Mountains in the distance creates a breathtakingly beautiful landscape. Metasequoia is a deciduous tree native to China, and its Japanese name is Akebonosugi. It was named Metasequoia because of its resemblance to the Sequoia, which can grow up to 115 meters tall.

The hot spring facility has two large baths, "Mantenboshi" and "Furin," each accommodating up to 50 people. There is also a bath for 15 people, a covered bath, a low-temperature four-season bath, a reclining bath, a jacuzzi, and a large public bath. Each bath has an open-air bath, allowing you to relax in a private space. The garden offers a panoramic view of the majestic Akasaka mountains.