• * Ouchi-juku, one of the three largest thatched-roof communities in Japan
• * Ginzan Onsen Street - check in at the same hot spring room as "Spirited Away"
• * Zao Ice Trees - experience the wonder of millions of snow monsters up close

Day 1 Depart from downtown Tokyo in the morning and head to Ouchi-juku: "Ouchi-juku Thatched House Buildings" is one of the three largest thatched house buildings in Japan (as famous as Shirakawa-go Gassho Village and Kyoto Miyama). The 400-year-old "Ouchi-juku Thatched House Buildings" was selected as a national important traditional building group preservation area in 1981. The thatched house looks like a gingerbread house, and covered with a layer of white snow, it is as dreamy as frosting. It is expected to arrive at Ginzan Onsen Street at 16:20-check in the same hot spring house as "Spirited Away". Arrange to arrive at dusk, guests can take pictures of the sunset and charming night view of the 500-year-old hot spring street-Ginshan Onsen. The local popular hot spring house "Notoya" is the prototype of Hayao Miyazaki's "Spirited Away". It was famous as a healing hot spring in the Edo period, and the streets and alleys today still retain the style and style of the year. On both sides of the quiet Ginzan R