[Tokyo] Five Stunning Snow-Covered Landscapes of Hokuriku: 2 Days | Amaharashi Coast x Tateyama Mountain Range & Snow-Covered Gokayama Gassho-zukuri Houses & Kanazawa Kenrokuen Garden | Includes JR Himi Line, Shogawa Gorge Cruise, and Fresh Sashimi Set Meal [Departing from Osaka]

• Amaharashi Coast × Tateyama Mountain Range: A breathtaking view of snow-covered mountains across the sea from the JR Himi Line. Take the JR Himi Line along Toyama Bay to the scenic Amaharashi Coast. On a clear day, you can enjoy one of the most spectacular winter views in the Hokuriku region, with the majestic snow-covered Tateyama Mountain Range visible across Toyama Bay.
• World Heritage Site Gokayama: A Gassho-zukuri Village Covered in Snow Stroll through the Gassho-zukuri village in Gokayama, a World Heritage Site, covered in a blanket of white snow. Enjoy the fantastical scenery, like something out of a winter story, where traditional houses and snow-covered mountains intertwine.
• Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens: A breathtaking winter-only view of "snow-hanging" trees. Visit Kenrokuen Garden in Kanazawa, one of Japan's three most famous gardens. Enjoy the unique winter scenery created by the traditional "snow-hanging" method of

This two-day tour from Osaka takes you through the breathtaking winter scenery of the Hokuriku region. Enjoy views of the snow-covered Tateyama mountain range from the train windows on the JR Himi Line. Visit the Amaharashi Coast, a scenic spot offering stunning views of the Tateyama range across Toyama Bay. On the second day, admire the snow-covered landscape of the Shogawa Gorge from a sightseeing boat, and stroll through the snow-covered Gassho-zukuri village in Gokayama, a World Heritage site. Savor fresh seafood sashimi at the Omicho Market in Kanazawa, and visit Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, known for its winter spectacle of "yukitsuri" (snow-hanging trees). This overnight tour allows you to fully enjoy the winter scenery and iconic sights of Hokuriku, including Amaharashi Coast, the Tateyama mountain range, Toyama Bay, the JR Himi Line, Shogawa Gorge, Gokayama, Gassho-zukuri villages, Omicho Market, and Kenrokuen Garden.