Kisakata/Mt. Chokai in Guided tour
- Age 10～Age 99
- 3～4 hours
- 12:40
A snowmobile is a motor vehicle equipped with skis that runs on snow. This tour takes you on private roads, so you don't need a driver's license or an international driver's license. This tour is open from end of December to early March. This tour starts from Yashima Station. You can use snowwear, pants, Pair of gloves helmet and Boots for free at the venue. Please let us know your size in advance. After receiving an explanation of how to use a snowmobile, you will drive in an open space on the snow with instructor. Once you get used to it, head to the nearby forest. This is a 1-hour snowmobile tour including practice. Snowmobiles can only be ridden by one person and cannot be ridden by two people. Wear a helmet when riding. If you accompany children, they will be required to ride with the instructor on the snowmobile or wait your arrival. Only child ride is not allowed. Even if one of your companions is unable to ride, they can wait in a warm place. Some options include snowshoeing nearby or sledding down the slopes.English speaking guide accompanies you.
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- Age 10～Age 70
- Over 6 hours on the day
This is a food culture experience in Yurihonjo City, Akita Prefecture, and a walking tour of the Ushu Kameda Domain and Kameda Castle Town. In the morning, you will make traditional Hina mochi (rice cakes) at a community center in Kameda Town. Knead rice flour and wrap it in red bean paste, then stamp the mochi with Domyoji powder colored with food coloring. Put the Hina mochi you made in a steamer and once it's complete, enjoy it during your lunch break. You can bring your own lunch or order a bento. In the afternoon, you will take a walking tour of the town under Kameda Castle. The course is from Amasagi Village to Kameda Castle Ruins to Amasagi Shrine to Myokeiji Temple to Mogami Town to Ryumonji Temple to Amasagi Village. Walk with a guide through the streets built in the Edo period and enjoy the history and seasonal scenery!
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