• Kyu Kobayashike Jutaku - At 9:30 am, join the guide at Musashi Itsukaichi Station before heading to Kobayashi family residence via public bus and monorail. The monorail was originally used for forestry and has a maximum slope of 43 °, so beware if you are afraid of heights.
  Built in the first half of the 18th century, it is the oldest old house in Hinohara Village, and is registered as a nationally designated important cultural property.
  You can go back to the time of thatched roofs and hearths, and remember the lives of people who lived in harmony with nature in the mountains of Tokyo. The Kobayashi family’s house is built on an open slope of Jinma Ridge at an altitude of 700 meters, so you can enjoy a spectacular view. After the tour, walk down the mountain for about 20 minutes and head to the bus stop.

• English Guide
• Snacks
• Local Tax
• Bus Ticket
• Monorail
• Foot Bath
• Green Tea

• Lunch
• Hotel pick up & Drop off

Discover the serene allure and rich history of Hinohara Village, Tokyo’s last mountain village, on this engaging 7-hour tour. Explore breathtaking landscapes, historic buildings, and local customs away from the city’s bustle, all easily reachable by public transport and an exciting monorail journey. Ideal for nature enthusiasts and culture lovers seeking a tranquil retreat near Tokyo.

・Take a ride on the steep monorail, originally used for forestry, to the Kobayashi Residence, Tokyo’s oldest folk house and a nationally recognized cultural site
・Explore Hossawa Waterfall, celebrated as one of Japan’s top 100 waterfalls, famous for its beauty and intriguing serpent legend
・Enjoy a traditional lunch with views of Akigawa Valley and relax your feet in the calming waters of the Senon-no-Yu hot spring foot bath

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.