Ages & Cost: $70 (12 & up) | $65 (6-11) | $56 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 450

Depart: 0430 | Return: 2000

Embark on a breathtaking journey to the Senjojiki Cirque, a majestic amphitheater carved by ancient glaciers that exempli es the grandeur of Nagano‘s Central Alps. The Komagatake Ropeway on the eastern side of the range whisks you up 2,600 meters, dropping you off at the cirque’s doorstep. Here, we will go on a 45–60 minute trek and enjoy the alpine scenery surrounded by towering peaks. Afterwards, we will visit Suwa Taisha Shrine, historically known as Suwa Daimyojin, which is a group of revered Shinto shrines.

Cost & Ages: $40 (15 & up) | $35 (0-14) | $32 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 150

Depart: 0630 | Return: 1830

Witness a stunning ‘red carpet’ of vibrant Manjushage flowers at the festival in Kinchakuda Manjushage Park. It features over 5 million vibrant crimson red spider lilies blanketing the forest floor along the Koma River. Afterward, step back in time as we visit the historic ‘Little Edo’ district of Kawagoe for sightseeing and lunch free time.

Cost & Ages: $45 (6 & up) | $40 (3-5) | $30 (0-2)| $36 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 250

Depart Atsugi: 0530 | Return: 1930

Enjoy 60 minutes of all-you-can-eat Japanese pear picking right in the orchard in Ibaraki Prefecture! Freshly picked pears will also be available for purchase at 700 to 800 yen per kg. Lunch and free time will be at Ami Premium Outlets. Lastly, we will visit the largest bronze Buddha in Japan.

Cost & Ages: $40 | $32 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 150

Depart: 1300 | Return: 2300

Experience the electric atmosphere of one of the Kanto Plain‘s largest events: the Kawagoe Night Festival. In the town nicknamed ’Little Edo,‘ you can catch a glimpse of what life was like when the Tokugawa Shogun ruled the land. On display are merchants’ homes constructed in the Kura-zukuri style, The Old Bell Tower, and 500 statues of Rakan. This festive two-day event features parades and music, originating in 1648 with a procession of portable shrines that evolved into its present-day incarnation of giant floats with life-sized dolls, designated as national cultural importance.

Cost: $45 (6 and up) | $36 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 100

Depart: 0630 | Return: 1730

Difficulty level is advanced. Trails are 90% up and downhill with rugged and slippery terrain, with a total distance of 6 to 10 miles. Mt. Fuji falls into this category due to its high elevation.

Challenge yourself with an advanced 4-hour hike to the stunning Hiryu and Chisuji Waterfalls. This rugged, slippery trail rewards hikers with incredible views of cascading water and vibrant fall colors.

Cost: $50 (12 & up) | $45 (4-11) | $40 (0-3) | $40 (E1-E5)

Reward Points: 200

Depart: 0600 | Return: 1900

Head to the famed Izu Peninsula for 60 minutes of all-you-can-eat mandarin orange picking! Packed oranges are also available for purchase. Next, we will take a chair lift to the Mt. Omuro summit for a spectacular 360° panoramic view. At 580m above sea level, Mt. Omuro is one of the largest volcanoes of the Izu Monogenetic Volcano Group.

Cost: Single $680 (18 & up) | Twin $445 (6 & up) | Triple $385 (6 & up) | Quad $370 (6 & up) | Share bed $150 (4-5) | Share bed $100 (0-3)

Reward Points: 900

Depart: 0300 (Oct 31) | Return: 2100 (Nov 1)

Get ready for a thrilling overnight adventure! Day one is a fun-filled experience at Universal Studios Japan in Osaka, with your stay conveniently located at The Park Front Hotel. Park admissions are included in the price of the tour. On day two, we’ll journey to the ancient capital of Nara to meet the famous, free-roaming deer in Nara Park.

Sign up at the Tour Office (Non-Refundable). Bring extra Yen for food and souvenirs.