Azumino/Omachi in Snow shoes/Snow trekking

• Age 6～Age 100
• 1～2 hours
• 18:00 / 20:00

It's frigid! Seeing the stars in the clear night sky is sure to be a memorable experience! Even a blizzard night is amazing! Experience the frigid snowfields at night on snowshoes or snowjiks. While snowshoe tours are popular, snowjiks are actually easier to walk on. In Japan, we also have claw-shaped snowjiks (not used on tours). A must-have accessory in Japan's snowy regions is simply "amazing." For repeat visitors, we will guide you to a different location than your last time. (Conditions permitting) When booking, please indicate whether you are a beginner, have experienced multiple times, or have experienced every year. We will guide you to the most suitable location (a location suited to your physical condition, or a location with a view on clear days, or a safe forest area in the case of a blizzard). Repeat visitors (those who have experienced one or two years ago, or individual visitors) will receive a small gift on the day of the experience. Please contact us. The tour will be conducted once the snow depth reaches 50 cm and the undergrowth is hidden by snow. English, Chinese, and Spanish guides or accompanying interpreters may not be available, so please inquire in advance. 2025 Starry Sky 12/14 Around 5 PM, the Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak (best viewing times are late night on the 13th to early morning on the 14th and late night on the 14th to early morning on the 15th). 12/20 New Moon 2026 Starry Sky 1/3 Full Moon 1/4 The Quadrantid meteor shower will reach its peak (the moon will be bright, making conditions poor). 1/19 New Moon 2/2 Full Moon 2/17 New Moon 3/3 Full Moon (Worm Moon). Total Lunar Eclipse 3/19 New Moon 12/14 Around 11 PM, the Geminid meteor shower will reach its peak (best viewing times are late night on the 14th to early morning on the 15th). 12/24 Full Moon (Cold Moon) (Super Moon) The full moon closest to Earth in 2026.

• Nightlife
• For Groups
• Christmas Campaign Sale 2025

• Age 8～Age 100
• 5～6 hours
• 09:30

For those who prefer to explore and experience the beauty of the mountains over adventure, this trekking/hiking experience is available on snowshoes or snowshoes. We offer four courses. In April, we offer additional courses in addition to the standard ones in search of snow. In addition to walking, we also offer coffee breaks where you can make tables and chairs out of snow. We offer snow sculptures (snowmen), sliding down snowy slopes, and nature observation. We also offer forest and tree observation, as well as animal tracks and droppings. (This may not be possible depending on the weather and location.) Please let us know if you would like to observe Japanese serows or other wildlife. We also offer nature observation training experiences for students during the snowy season. Groups of eight or more people must contact us two weeks in advance. Repeat visitors will be guided to a different location from their previous visit (subject to conditions). When booking, please indicate whether you are a beginner, have done it several times before, or have done it every year. We will guide you to the most suitable location (a location suited to your physical condition, a view on a clear day, or a safe forest area in a blizzard). Repeat customers (individual customers who have experienced the activity one or two years ago) will receive a small gift on the day of the experience. Please contact us. Lunch is required for the one-day snowshoe/snowshoe hike. Depending on the course, weather, and number of participants, the local guide may or may not be able to prepare lunch. The local guide will contact the person who made the reservation at least a few days in advance, and we will discuss the details at that time. Examples of lunch: Oden hotpot, etc. Please note that we may not be able to provide guides or accompanying interpreters in English, Chinese, or Spanish, so please contact us in advance.

• Age 6～Age 100
• 2～3 hours
• 09:30 / 13:30

We're accepting reservations for early bird rates. For those who prefer to explore and experience the beauty of the mountains over adventure, this snowshoe or kanjiki hiking experience is available. We offer four courses. In addition to walking, you can also enjoy a coffee break with tables and chairs made out of snow. You can create snow sculptures (snowmen), slide down snowy slopes on your buttocks, and observe nature. Observe the forest and trees, and observe animal tracks and droppings. (This may not be possible depending on the weather and location.) Please let us know if you would like to observe Japanese serows or other wildlife. We also offer nature observation training experiences for students during the snowy season. Groups of eight or more people must contact us two weeks in advance. Repeat visitors will be guided to a different location (subject to conditions). When booking, please indicate whether you are a beginner, have experienced the hike several times, or have experienced it every year. We will guide you to the most suitable location (a location suited to your physical condition, a view on a clear day, or a safe forest area in a blizzard). Repeat customers (those who have experienced the tour one or two years ago or are individual customers) will receive a small gift on the day of the experience. Please contact us. Please note that we may not be able to provide guides or accompanying interpreters in English, Chinese, or Spanish, so please contact us in advance.

• For Groups
• Christmas Campaign Sale 2025