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We will introduce a three-day, two-night model itinerary for enjoying skiing, hot springs, and delicious cuisine in Hakuba, which is about 2.5 hours away from Tokyo by Shinkansen. Surrounded by the winter wilderness, Hakuba offers slopes that can be enjoyed by beginners and advanced skiers alike, as well as delicious local cuisine. Enjoy a luxurious time with this plan, perfect for a winter trip.
3 days/2 nights
Tokyo Station is a beautiful landmark with a historic station building. It is a key point for the Shinkansen and conventional train lines, and is surrounded by the Marunouchi luxury shopping area and historical buildings. It is also a popular tourist spot, with a wide variety of shops and restaurants both inside and outside the station, blending a historic atmosphere with modern bustle.
Opens December 19th
Check in at HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin
This hotel is a luxurious condominium-style hotel that offers a private space and rooms with kitchens, allowing you to relax while overlooking the natural scenery of Hakuba.
Click here to make a reservation at HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin
French and teppanyaki cuisine that lets you enjoy the flavors of Shinshu
We use locally grown seasonal Shinshu ingredients, including Shinshu Premium Beef and seasonal vegetables grown in the cool climate of the plateau. You can enjoy the live teppanyaki grilled right in front of you and a variety of dishes, mainly French cuisine, in a casual "bistronomy" style.
We offer course meals featuring ingredients from Shinshu that can only be enjoyed in this area, as well as a la carte dishes that can be enjoyed casually with wine.
Please enjoy a satisfying time with carefully selected Japanese wines, mainly from Nagano Prefecture. Both guests staying at the hotel and those not staying overnight are welcome to use the service.
Dinner 17:30-22:00 (last orders 21:30)
Private rooms: 2 rooms (6 people capacity)
A quiet night in Hakuba. It's nice to relax at the hotel, but there are limited options for activities you can do after dark. Walking on snowshoes through the quiet forest while gazing at the stars will be a wonderful memory that will stay with you for years to come. It's not too strenuous, so it's just the right amount of exercise to enjoy the delicious chocolate fondue. You might even find the footprints of a rabbit, a fox, a raccoon, or a gazelle. This tour is also recommended for children.
Evening tour guide, licensed professional guide, snowshoe and boot rental, basic rescue insurance, mulled wine, hot chocolate, chocolate fondue
・¥39,500 (1 to 3 persons) ・¥49,500 (4 to 6 persons)
Book your private evening snowshoe tour here
9:00 Breakfast at the hotel
One of Hakuba's popular ski resorts. There are a wide variety of courses and slopes that will satisfy everyone from beginners to advanced skiers. Enjoy skiing to your heart's content from morning to evening.
Hakuba Happo Onsen is a highly alkaline hot spring that springs from a serpentine region. Highly alkaline springs with a pH level of over 11 are rare worldwide, and it is known as Japan's only natural hydrogen hot spring.
Craft Wine
A collection of 1,000 carefully selected Japanese wines, mainly from Nagano, after touring wineries across the country. Enjoy a special glass of wine, full of the beautiful natural environment and passion of the winemakers, and take a break.
9:00 Breakfast
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11:00 Check-out
Tokyo Station is a landmark with a beautiful historical station building. It is a key point for the Shinkansen and conventional lines, and the area is dotted with Marunouchi's high-end shopping areas and historical buildings. It is also a popular tourist spot, and there are a variety of shops and restaurants both inside and outside the station, blending the historical atmosphere with the bustle of modern times.
Here is a sample itinerary for enjoying the Hakuba area, which is accessible from Tokyo in about 2.5 hours. Based at the latest luxury hotel, "HOTEL LA VIGNE HAKUBA by Onko Chishin," you can spend a fulfilling 2-night, 3-day stay enjoying activities such as skiing, hot springs, local cuisine, and shopping.
Onkochishin operates a wide variety of facilities, from casual to ultra-luxury, from long-established inns to newly built hotels, and from urban areas to remote islands. What they all have in common is their unparalleled individuality. We listen closely to the memories of each place and create unique, custom-made accommodation concepts.
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