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Scenic Sightseeing Around Hakuba
Hakuba is not just a skiing destination—it’s also surrounded by beautiful cultural and natural attractions. Famous spots include Togakushi Shrine, Snow Monkey Park, Matsumoto Castle, and Zenkoji Temple. Visiting these sites after skiing, before leaving Hakuba, is a perfect way to enrich your trip.
We offer combined airport transfer and sightseeing packages. You can visit these attractions on the way to Tokyo, Haneda Airport, or Narita Airport, or travel by private vehicle to the attractions first and then continue to Nagano Station to catch the Shinkansen to Tokyo. Both options provide flexibility and excellent value.
Hakuba + Togakushi Shrine Sightseeing
Togakushi Shrine is a stunning shrine nestled among towering cedar trees in the Togakushi region near Nagano. The serene atmosphere, ancient cedar forests, and beautifully preserved shrine buildings make it a truly spiritual and visually striking destination.
Classic Itinerary:
Hakuba + Snow Monkey Park Sightseeing
Jigokudani Yaen-Koen (Snow Monkey Park) is a world-famous wildlife sanctuary near Yamanouchi, Nagano. Wild Japanese macaques, or snow monkeys, are known for bathing in natural hot springs during winter. Surrounded by snowy mountains and forests, the park offers an unforgettable opportunity to see these fascinating animals up close.
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Hakuba + Matsumoto Castle Sightseeing
Matsumoto Castle, known as the 'Crow Castle' for its striking black exterior, is one of Japan’s premier historic castles. Built in the 16th century, it is a rare example of an original wooden castle with its main keep, inner and outer baileys, and surrounding gardens well preserved.
(Photo courtesy of Matsumoto Castle Management Division)
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Hakuba + Zenkoji Temple Sightseeing
Zenkoji Temple, located in Nagano city, is one of Japan’s oldest and most important Buddhist temples. Famous for its massive main hall, historic architecture, and beautiful grounds, the temple attracts both pilgrims and tourists. The temple offers a serene atmosphere and a glimpse into Japan’s religious history.
