Only three days a year, don't miss it! A Chinese-speaking guide will accompany you throughout the trip, immersing you in Akita's most mysterious winter legends—walk in snowshoes among the giant white figures of Japan's three great snow trees, explore the secret hot springs steeped in demon hunter culture, and witness the awe-inspiring moment when the Namahira (a type of Japanese demon) emerges from the mountains in the firelight of a snowy night. This is more than just a trip; it's a deep immersion into the faith and life of the snow country. For culture enthusiasts, photography lovers, and those seeking extraordinary travel experiences, 2027 limited spots are available—book now!

Japan's most delicious sea urchin, and the freshest way to enjoy it! At the Rishiri Island Kamui Coast Park, you'll experience the complete process of cutting and peeling sea urchins with authentic fishing gear – the moment it's opened, you can pop it directly into your mouth – this is the true meaning of "raw sea urchin." Weather permitting, you'll even have the opportunity to board an islet boat and harvest it yourself. A rare and unforgettable opportunity, book now!

Join real fishermen on a sea voyage and witness up close how oysters and oysters are cultivated on aquaculture rafts in Yamada Bay. It's a simple yet heartwarming lesson at sea, and you can even taste freshly caught oysters on the spot if you add it to your order!

20 meters above the ground, start Hokkaido's most beautiful morning here! Take off into the sky above Furano's morning court, overlooking the colorful fields and the Tokachi mountain range. The 4-point rope tethering system ensures safety, and complimentary pick-up and drop-off from designated hotels is included. Limited availability from April to October, book now!

Step into Gujo Hachiman, Gifu, and experience the legendary Gujo Odori, held over more than 30 consecutive nights each summer. Learn the traditional dance steps in a beginner-friendly workshop, dress in a yukata, and join locals and visitors dancing late into the night. Between festival nights, discover the beautiful waterways, historic streets, and mountain castle of this charming castle town.

Experience the otherworldly winter landscape of Mount Asahidake, Hokkaido’s highest peak. Ride the ropeway above the snow-covered forests, then explore pristine powder trails and steaming volcanic terrain on a guided snowshoe hike.