Parque dos Macacos de Jigokudani em Nagano, Santuário Togakushi, Templo Zenkoji e Experiência Cultural de Saquê - Excursão de um dia (partindo de Nagano)

The trip was super nice. It still pushed through even though we're only 5 in the group. The pacing just feels right for both the snow monkey and the shrines. Helen, our tour guide, was also very accommodating and friendly.

The organization is excellent, punctual, and respectful. Our guide gave us explanations in English (we traveled from Mexico 🇲🇽) and also in Mandarin. The transportation is comfortable and clean, so one can rest a bit between transfers. The tour is demanding, with a lot of walking, but that is specified from the beginning. The places we visited were wonderful.

The tour was amazing and I enjoyed every bit of it. There will be a lot of walking but the view is worth it. Our tour guide Pin is great in telling the history, guiding us, nice and very considerate. Thank you for a wonderful tour. 🙂

This tour was perfect, as I was looking for something that combined the Snow Monkey Park and Togakushi Shrine. It helped me save an entire day on my trip, since it would have been difficult to see both in one day by myself. I am very happy that I booked this tour, as I witnessed some of the most beautiful scenery on my Japan trip. Our guide, Li-Yu Feng, was incredibly helpful and kind, and she explained everything to us in great detail. I highly recommend this tour to anyone!

This Nagano day trip was incredibly packed and complete, offering a perfect blend of nature, culture, and local experiences. Visiting the serene Togakushi Shrine and seeing the snow monkeys up close at Jigokudani Monkey Park were absolute highlights. What truly made the tour exceptional was our guide’s consistently positive attitude, professionalism, and clear time management, which kept the day enjoyable and stress-free. Because all participants were respectful of the designated meetup times, we avoided unnecessary waiting and were able to fit in the sake culture experience, which added even more value to an already full itinerary. Overall, it was a well-organized, smooth, and rewarding tour that made the most out of a single day in Nagano.

The tour was comfortable and perfectly paced; we didn't feel rushed at all. Our tour guide, Carp, was extremely welcoming and open to all our inquiries. We had a lot of fun on this tour and would highly recommend it to anyone interested. :)

This was a truly excellent tour from start to finish. The itinerary was very well planned, with beautiful locations and first-class infrastructure everywhere we went. Everything ran smoothly and comfortably. The buses were extremely comfortable, which made a big difference throughout the day, and the overall organization was impeccable. A very special highlight was our guide, Carp. She was exceptionally kind, attentive, and always available, making sure everyone felt welcome and well taken care of. Her friendliness, warmth, and genuine hospitality really elevated the experience and made the tour even more enjoyable. Highly recommended — a wonderful experience thanks to great organization and an outstanding guide.

Un tour increíble con un guía súper informado y amable. Hay algunas partes donde se necesita caminar un poco, así que asegúrate de usar zapatos cómodos. Cuando fuimos, estaba nevando, ¡lo que hizo que toda la experiencia fuera aún más mágica! Absolutamente recomendado.

Collin was an amazing guide! He is super knowledgeable, accommodating and took us through a beautiful journey of Nagano’s Japanese history and culture. We also covered all of our top spots in this tour and had the best time exploring! Highly recommend to anyone travelling first time to Japan and to Nagano.

The tour guide was friendly, and the itinerary was rich and varied! There were so many snow monkeys, and they weren't afraid of people at all. We were also very lucky to encounter their feeding time, which was very lively. However, because there was snow, walking was quite strenuous, and some people accidentally slipped. If you're joining in winter, your shoes must have good grip and be waterproof. On that day, because walking was difficult, we spent more time on the road, and everyone had little time to eat. Fortunately, the tour guide thoughtfully stopped at a convenience store so everyone could quickly replenish their energy, which was very considerate. The Togakushi Shrine in the afternoon might be inconvenient for elderly people to climb to the summit, but it's still recommended to go down and walk around. The straight and solemn path lined with sacred trees makes for excellent photos. The visit to the sake brewery, the last stop, was also very atmospheric. The staff inside were all very friendly, allowing us to personally sample various sakes and learn about the brewing process, rather than just a superficial glance. It felt like a deeper dive into Japanese culture. Overall, it was a very worthwhile and exciting day trip!