Top Tokyo Winter Sports

If you’ve always wanted to ski or snowboard in Japan, this all-in-one package makes it simple. Travel to Ryuoh Village in Nagano Prefecture with included transport, accommodation near the slopes, and daily breakfast and dinner. Lift tickets and equipment rental are also covered, so you can focus on enjoying the snow, not the intense planning.

1. Private ski or snowboard lessons for families and small groups for first time skiers and beginners. 2. Great opportunity for toddlers, from 4-year-old kids can join the lesson. 3. Ski or snowboard lesson is included in the price. Let us know your level and which snow activity you want to experience. 4. The average price for the rental snowwear and ski is around 15000 yen per person for the day. 5. Optional sightseeing plan around Mt. Fuji or Shopping at the outlet mall. 6. Fully operated by Japanese staff who have great knowledge of the surroundings. 7. The tour is all customizable. 8. Your driver will make the trip in comfort and ease with round-trip transportation from your desired location.

Spend a day at Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti, the first ski resort to open in Japan. Nestled at the 2nd Station of Mt. Fuji, this location offers 4 hours of snow fun on its four slopes, perfect for beginners and intermediates. Non-skiers can enjoy the Snow Activity Park with sledding and snow play. On clear days, capture stunning views of Mt. Fuji and Suruga Bay from the slopes. Extend your relaxation with an optional hot spring bath at Konohana no Yu, featuring a panoramic view of the iconic mountain. - Convenient pickup in Tokyo for a hassle-free experience - Four ski slopes catering to all skill levels, plus a Snow Activity Park - Optional 70-minute hot spring experience with breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji - Relaxing return trip to Tokyo in the evening after a day in the snow

This walking tour of Shinjuku’s buzzing areas of Golden Gai and Kabukicho is the perfect way to discover great bars, restaurants, and food stalls, without having to do any research. Discover new haunts, and feast on local specialties, such as ramen and “yakitori” (skewers). Learn about local history from your guide, and best of all, enjoy the perk of having tastings included.

Home to thousands of neon-lit bars, Kabuchiko is considered the Red Light District of Tokyo—but knowing where to visit can be daunting for first-time visitors. This evening show lets you experience the essence of the entertainment area. Watch dances and enjoy unlimited drinks, choosing three drinks from approximately 20 alcoholic and non-alcoholic options, including beer, whiskey, cocktails, wine, sake, and soft drinks. Alcoholic beverages can be substituted with soft drinks upon request.