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Bus to Snow Monkey Park
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2010/4/30 14:56
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I am going to the Snow Monkey Park by bus from Yudanaka station. Could anyone tell me where I can find the local bus timetable and what stop should I get off to the park?
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by Lora (guest)
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Walk to monkey park
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2010/5/1 05:57
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I realize the original post was for bus information to the Jigokudani monkey park but it is also possible to walk there from Yudanaka station. It takes about 2 hours and is mostly uphill (although not steep) and anyone fit enough for a 2 hr walk (and has the time) will certainly enjoy it. On the way you walk the narrow streets of Shibu onsen http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6029.htmlup to a small road (no cars) that leads into the forest and parallels the Yokoyugawa River. The road will lead right to the monkey park. On the way back you can stop at a public onsen for a soak.
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by stevenjv (guest)
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Staying in Yudanaka?
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2010/5/2 14:04
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If you were thinking of staying there, we stayed at Shimaya Ryokan and the owner very kindly drove us to the monkey park and offered to come and pick us up after if it was too cold to walk home.
The ryokan is about 300m from the station.
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by Jo (guest)
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I also stayed at Shimaya Ryokan. The owner drove us to the monkey park and then gave us a map and highlighted interesting places for us to visit on the walk back down to the Ryokan, such as a sake brewery and streets with old buildings. It was a really nice walk.
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by AusEz
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Bus details
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2010/5/4 18:59
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Thank you for the suggestions. But I don't think I can walk there for 2 hours as I am planning to go in winter.
Thanks, Uji for the timetables. Since they both are in Japanese, could you please help to translate the stop where I should get on, get off and the remarks.
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by Lora (guest)
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