• ・This cultural and historical trip highlights the remnant street Nakasendo that used to connect Edo (today’s Tokyo) and Kyoto. One of the post towns Magome-juku played its historical role of providing lodging, food, and entertainment for travelers. Today the area preserves traditional architecture style, with many turning into accommodation, shops, cafes and restaurants etc. for visitors.
• ・ Enjoy the spectacular views from the bus window as you drive down the peach blossom-lined road.
• ・ Surrounded by greenery and flowers, the garden is dotted with unique specialty shops selling Western and Japanese sweets, as well as cafes. This is a facility where you can experience "delicious" and "fun".

Then it will be visit to Magome-juku by Nakasendo. Nakasendo was one of the most flourished main roads during Edo Period. The 43rd one counted from Edo(Tokyo) was Magome-juku. The cobbled 600 meters’ long slope yet remains what it looked like in Edo Period. Take free walk in this nostalgic street for about 120 minutes.