Snow monkey park tours from Tokyo

Are you looking for a day tour to visit Snow Monkey Park in Nagano from Tokyo? There are some packaged tours available. If you can go to Nagano Station by shinkansen trains, then more tour options are available from Nagano Station. These packaged tours are recommended for couples, families and small groups.

If you are a large group, say 15 or 20 people, then you need to hire a bus and possibly a guide. Few bus drivers speak English in Japan, so you usually need to hire a guide as well.

If you are a large group and would like to visit Snow Monkey Park, please contact us well in advance. The number of buses, bus drivers and guides are limited in Nagano area. Advanced booking is a must.

We are a team of licensed travel agent and guides. We can help you find a bus and guide to take you to visit the Snow Monkey Park from Nagano Station. We can also advise you on selecting trains to and from Tokyo. If you are interested in such a private arrangement, please contact us.

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The most recommended Snow Monkey Tour from Tokyo

Full-Day Private Nagano Tour: Zenkoji Temple, Obuse, Jigokudani Monkey Park starts from Nagano everyday. But this tour operator provides you with the service to buy Shinkansen tickets to/from Tokyo. Tickets will be sent to your hotel in Tokyo. The tour price is reasonable too.

Do you like to see famous snow monkeys? Well, “snow” monkeys are in winter only, and in other seasons, they are just wild monkeys. Combination of snow monkey tour and a visit to Zenkoji Temple can make a good day trip in Nagano.

Snow monkey tours operated as package tour from Tokyo, Nagano, etc.

Following snow monkey tours are operated regularly. Please check the tours you are interested in. Follow this link for the latest list of snow monkey tours. Snow monkey tours from Tokyo are available but limited in number. From Nagoya, Kyoto, Osaka, you can just go to Nagano then take a tour from Nagano Station.

Snow monkey tours from Tokyo

Some snow monkey tours are available from Tokyo. However, days may be limited or it’s too expensive for solo travelers. If you cannot find a snow monkey tour from Tokyo that suits to you, we recommend you to get Shinkansen to Nagano Station, then join in a tour starting from Nagano Station. Spend a night in Nagano can also be a fun. Shinkansen tickets are available online.

Snow monkey tours from Nagano Station

These are snow monkey tours starting from Nagano Station. Ideal for those who stay in Nagano City. If you are in Tokyo, you may take Shinkansen to go to Nagano. Taking Shinkansen train that departs before 8:00 am from Tokyo Station, you can reach to Nagano Station before 9:30 am. Then you can join in a day tour from Nagano Station to visit snow monkey park.

About Snow Monkeys in Japan

The Snow Monkeys, also known as Japanese Macaques, are a species of monkeys that are native to Japan. They are famous for their ability to survive in cold temperatures and for their love of hot springs, or “onsen.”

The Snow Monkeys can be found in several areas of Japan. But the most famous and easily accessible population can be the Jigokudani Monkey Park in Nagano Prefecture. The park is a natural hot springs area that is home to a large population of Snow Monkeys.

Visitors to the park can observe the monkeys as they soak in the hot springs, an unusual sight that has made the Snow Monkeys a popular attraction for tourists. The monkeys are also known for their playful and curious nature, and they are not shy around humans.

The Snow Monkeys are an important part of Japanese culture and are a symbol of resilience and adaptation. The government protects them by law and are an important part of Japan’s natural heritage.

Visiting the Snow Monkeys is a unique and unforgettable experience, and a great way to learn about and appreciate Japan’s diverse wildlife and natural beauty.

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