Let's go see the Snow Monkeys at Jigokudani Monkey Park! Jigokudani Monkey Park's Japanese macaques are considered the world's only wild monkeys known to bathe in hot springs, making them a globally rare sight and a popular tourist attraction drawing many international visitors. Why not take a peek into this monkey paradise? Enjoy the scenery unique to winter.
For lunch, Kuri Okowa(Chestnut rice) is prepared!
This tour is conducted in Japanese. We provide translation devices for foreign language support.
<Jigokudani Monkey Park> Jigokudani Monkey Park is a facility where you can observe monkeys in a very natural setting. There are no fences separating humans and monkeys, allowing visitors to freely observe them in the same space.
Located at an 850m height, snow accumulates in winter and temperatures drop below -10 degrees Celsius. To survive this severe natural environment, Japanese macaques developed the wisdom to soak in hot springs to ward off the cold.
Then in 1970, when a photograph of monkeys bathing in hot springs appeared on the cover of the American magazine LIFE, tourists from around the world began flocking to see the snow monkeys.
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We might cancel the tour if we do not have at least 20 participants by 10 days before the scheduled departure.
This tour is conducted in Japanese. We provide translation devices for foreign language support.
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