Other regions
Itineraries in other regions: Nikko and Kinugawa, Shirakawa-go and Takayama, Ise Grand Shrine, Fukui, Otaru in Hokkaido, and Kakunodate in Akita.
Sample itineraries in this area
- Tokyo Station → Kinugawa1 night, 2 days
- Sakae → Takayama1 night, 2 days / Inbound tour
- Takinogawa, Kita-ku → Toba1 night, 2 days
- Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture1 night, 2 days
- Jozankei → OtaruDay trip / Inbound tour
- Hotel in Akita → KakunodateDay trip
Sample fare only. Toll fees, parking fees and other actual costs are extra. On weekends and in peak seasons, expect about 20% more than on weekdays.
Places on these itineraries
- Tokyo StationTokyo's gateway, where the Shinkansen lines and conventional lines meet. The red-brick Marunouchi Station Building is one of its highlights.Tokyo Station → Kinugawa
- Nikko Toshogu ShrineA shrine dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, with buildings decorated with fine carvings such as the Yomeimon Gate and the Sleeping Cat.Tokyo Station → Kinugawa
- Shirakawa-goA mountain village of gassho-style houses, registered as a World Heritage Site. The rural scenery changes with each season.Sakae → Takayama
- Takayama SightseeingA walk through Hida-Takayama, where Edo-period streetscapes remain. Highlights include streets lined with old merchant houses and sake breweries, and the morning markets.Sakae → Takayama
- Nagoya CastleNagoya's castle, known for its golden shachihoko roof ornaments. In the restored Honmaru Palace you can see ornate wall and screen paintings.Sakae → Takayama
- Ise Grand Shrine (Geku and Naiku)A shrine made up of Naiku, dedicated to Amaterasu-Omikami, and Geku, dedicated to Toyouke-Omikami. By custom, visitors go to Geku first and then Naiku.Takinogawa, Kita-ku → Toba
- Fukui StationFukui's gateway, served by the Hokuriku Shinkansen. Dinosaur monuments line the area in front of the station.Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture
- Maruoka CastleA castle in Sakai City and one of the twelve castles in Japan with an original keep; its old keep is roofed with stone tiles.Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture
- Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur MuseumA dinosaur museum in Katsuyama City, displaying many complete skeletons and dinosaur fossils found in Fukui.Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture
- Eihei-ji TempleA head temple of the Soto school of Zen, founded by Dogen. Its main halls stand on a mountain slope, and monks still live and train at this Zen temple.Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture
- Ichijodani Asakura Clan Ruins (Karamon Gate and Restored Townscape)The remains of the castle town of the Asakura, a Sengoku-period warlord clan. The Karamon Gate and the restored townscape show how people lived at the time.Fukui Station → Fukui Prefecture
- Ainu Bunka Koryu CenterA facility introducing Ainu life and crafts, where exhibits of everyday tools and other items let you learn about the culture.Jozankei → Otaru
- Tanaka Shuzo KikkoguraA sake brewery in Otaru. Inside the brewery, a converted stone warehouse, you can see how sake is made and try tastings.Jozankei → Otaru
- Hokkaido Wine Otaru Wine GalleryLocated at the Hokkaido Wine head office in Asari, Otaru City, where you can taste and buy wine made from Hokkaido grapes.Jozankei → Otaru
- KakunodateA town in Semboku City where streets of samurai residences remain, known for its black wooden fences and weeping cherry trees.Hotel in Akita → Kakunodate
- Dakigaeri GorgeA gorge along the Tama River, known for its clear blue water and autumn leaves. You can take in the views from a walking trail.Hotel in Akita → Kakunodate
- Lake TazawaA deep lake in Semboku City with the golden Tatsuko statue on its shore. The color of the water looks different depending on the season.Hotel in Akita → Kakunodate
Fare region
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Kanto costs ¥7,190 per hour + ¥170 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥82,000).
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Chubu costs ¥7,430 per hour + ¥150 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥82,000).
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Hokuriku-Shinetsu costs ¥7,030 per hour + ¥160 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥80,000).
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Hokkaido costs ¥6,080 per hour + ¥150 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥71,000).
- The rates are those of the region where the bus company's office is. A large bus based in Tohoku costs ¥7,130 per hour + ¥180 per km (weekday estimate for 6 hours and 100 km: from ¥83,000).
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