•  Sample Food Wax Factory – Experience how to make a sample food wax product, such as Desserts and Tempura.

•  The San Machi-Suji (Takayama Old Town), once flourished by unique merchant houses with lattice windows along the merchant street, canals running under the eaves, sake breweries with white earthen walls and long-established stores still retain the atmosphere of the Edo houses.

•  Miyagawa Morning Market is one of the biggest morning markets in Japan. Most stands sell local crafts, snacks and farm products such as vegetables, pickles and flowers.

•  The World Heritage Dec 1995 ~ Shirakawa Gassho Village 
Listed in UNESCO World Heritage sites, is well known for clusters of steep thatched roof houses. The architectural style is called Gassho; it looks like two palms folded together in prayer, an action referred to as “gassho” in Japanese. There are 59 houses and 53 attached building, and there is one house built in mid-1800 and later relocated he  re to escape being submerged behind a dam.

•  Kenrokuen ~ is justifiably classified as one of Japan's "three most beautiful landscape gardens". 

•  Kanazawa Castle ~ is a large, well-restored castle in Kanazawa.

Today’s Highlights: ~ 	
The 90km adventure of Tateyama ~ Kurobe Alpine route. 
Begin the Alpine route tour by buses and cable car as assigned by the authorities: 
→ Tateyama → Bijyo-Daira  by Cable Railway 		(7 min for 1.7 km)	Sea level  977M.
→ Bijyodaira → Midagahara → Tengudaira → Murodo  by Highland Bus  (50 min for 23 km)	Sea level 2450M.
→ Lunch will be serve by Japanese Local lunch box called “Obento”		Sea level 2450M.
→ Murodo → Daikanbo by Tunnel Trolley Bus 		(10 min for 3.7 km)	Sea level 2316M.
→ Daikanbo → Kurobedaira by Ropeway	 		(7 minutes for1.7 km)	Sea level 1828M.
→ Kurobedaira → Lake Kurobe By Subway 			(5 min for0.8 km)	Sea level 1455M.
→ Lake Kurobe → Kurobe Dam 				(15 min walk for 0.8 km)Sea level 1470M.
→ Kurobe Dam → Ogisawa by Train			(16 Min for 6.1KM) 	Sea level 1433M.
*(Above schedule is Subject to Weather Condition and Final Confirmation from Local Authorities)

•  The Daiõ Wasabi Farm lies in the peaceful outskirts of Hotaka town and is recognized as the largest such farm in Japan. Visitors can try traditional staples such as wasabi soba and wasabi tempura, to the slightly less conventional likes of wasabi ice-cream and wasabi wine - surprisingly delicious, despite their rather strange sounding taste!

•  Harajuku which are lined by many trendy shops, fashion boutiques, used clothes stores, crepe stands and fast food outlets geared towards the fashion and trend conscious teens. 

•  Omotesando street is lined with zelkova trees, which is 1.1 kilometers long. In autumn, you can enjoy beautiful colored leaves. The scenery of autumn leaves and modern architecture is very nice. Especially the views from the pedestrian bridges are wonderful.

•  Include 1day Tokyo subway pass