2011/01/13
Premium Tour – Niigata
Japanese Winter – Embrace the beautiful snowy scenery while enjoying drinking sake and eating delicacies made from Nagaoka local ingredients
A tour that visits several sake breweries and follows the tracks of Ryokan, a Buddhist monk and a Haiku poet
Thus., February 17 – Fri., 18, 2011 * From and to Nagaoka, Niigata prefecture
One-night stay with three meals.
Lunch at “Kobayashi-ro”, a Japanese restaurant that was established in the Taisho Era, which boasts a modern Japanese atmosphere.
Follow the tracks of Ryokan, Introduction to Shodo (Japanese Calligraphy), etc.
Dinner at “Kamogawakan”, a Japanese restaurant in Nagaoka city.
The dishes served use Nagaoka and local ingredients accompanied by local sake tasting.
Visit a brewery town, visit several soy-source and sake breweries.
There will be several events held in the city and local towns / Individual guides are available * with separate charge.
Tour participation fee (per person): 40,000 yen
Additional charge for single use of a room: 3,000 yen
・ One-night hotel stay in a standard-twin room.
・ Deluxe rooms are available with a extra charge of 10,000 yen (per person)
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・ Meals (One breakfast at the hotel), (Owo lunch at “Kobayashiro” Japanese restaurants), (One dinner at “Kamogawakan” Japanese restaurant with sake tasting set plan)
・ Admission fee
・ The tour conductor will not be present.
Tour conductor: Iitabi Co., Ltd. （The commissioner of Japan Tourism Agency authorized travel agency No. 1737） Person in charge: Yoshida / Yanaze
2F Eagle Hamamatsucho Bldg. 2-7-17, Hamamatsu-cho Minato-ku, Tokyo 105-0012
TEL: 03-5405-4053 Open hour: 9:15 – 18:15, (Closed at Sat. Sun and national holidays)
Hotel: Hotel New Ohtani Nagaoka or equivalent class hotel 2 persons per room.
Co-organizer: Zenkoku Ryoriryotei Kumiai（National Association of Cuisines and Traditional Japanese Restaurants）, Niigata Ryoriseikatsu Eiseidougyou Kumiai (Niigata Traditional Japanese Cuisine Restaurants Association), Niigata Ryorigyo Kumiai Rengokai (Niigada Food Business Association), Ifys Co., Ltd., Adventure Japan Inc.
