This captivating day tour takes you to must-see spots in Yamagata Prefecture: Yama-dera, also known as Risshaku-ji Temple, and Ginzan Onsen, a nostalgic spa town. Established in the year 860, Yama-dera is a sightseeing spot where visitors can relish the scenery after climbing 1,015 stone steps. Located near the mountain trailhead, you can visit Konpon Chudo, a designated important cultural property. Travel back in time amidst the retro scenery of Ginzan Onsen, a hot spring town where a nostalgic Japanese atmosphere lingers in the air. It has about 500 years of history, discovered by workers at a large silver mine. Taking a stroll will surely be enjoyable.

Public transportation options are available nearby

Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap

Not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries

Not recommended for pregnant travelers

Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health

Travelers should have a high level of physical fitness

Parental permission in writing is necessary for all tour participants under the age of eighteen. Any participant under the age of fifteen or not yet enrolled in middle school must be joined by a parent or guardian on the tour

It will take total 550 minutes to wait for trains, change trains, and walk between the sightseeing spots and stations, since this tour uses several trains. You will be able to enjoy the rural scenery in Tohoku Area during the train transfers

The order of activities and arrival times may differ on the day depending on reasons such as road conditions and congestion at destinations. - Depending on the number of tour participants, transportation to be used may be changed to a hired car, taxi, etc. - Seats may not be designated

Customers who are late for the departure time will have their reservations canceled. Please give yourself plenty of time.

This tour is accompanied by a National Government Licensed English Guide Interpreter

Children up to 5 years old may join free of charge

As suitcases, etc. cannot be brought during the tour, please have them delivered in advance, or leave them in a locker or at your hotel before participating

There are many stone steps at Yama-dera (Hojusan Risshaku-ji Temple). Wearing shoes easy to walk in is recommended

Snowfall is expected in winter. Wearing snow boots or other shoes that protect against snow is recommended