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Stopover Between Nagano and Tokyo
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2024/11/12 02:10
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Hello everyone,
Wefre planning a trip from Nagano to Tokyo and would like to break up the journey with an overnight stop somewhere interesting along the way (via train). If anyone has suggestions for a nice place to stay or explore, wefd really appreciate it!
Additionally, if you have recommendations for day trips from Nagano or Nagoya, Ifd love to hear them! Wefre already planning to visit Ise, and wefve previously been to Takayama, so something different would be fantastic.
Thanks so much in advance for any ideas!
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by Naghaar (guest)
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Re: Stopover Between Nagano and Tokyo
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2024/11/12 11:31
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For a day trip from Nagoya consider Meiji Mura, which is an outdoor museum with a collection of buildings from all over Japan, set in parklands. We went during cherry blossom season in 2023, and had a terrific day.
Inuyama Castle is also a lovely day out from Nagoya, the Castle is high on a hill and the area is very picturesque.
For a stopover between Nagano and Tokyo, try Karuizawa. I've not been but it seems like a very popular resort area for a night or two.
Have a wonderful time in Japan!
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by Who? (guest)
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Re: Stopover Between Nagano and Tokyo
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2024/11/12 12:08
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Other stop overs could be Bessho Onsen. Or , a bit more complicated, Chichibu. I am also in agreement with Karuizawa.
If you want to travel slowly you could also see Unnojuku and the castle in Komoro
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by LikeBike
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2024/11/12 12:34
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If you want a short day trip from Nagano, Obuse is nice. For a full day trip in nature with hiking, Togakushi is great, but not in the winter or early spring (too much snow; buses donft run). The Jigokudani wild monkey park is popular. (It also involves some hiking.) Nozawa Onsen could work.
I might consider taking a detour to Kusatsu between Nagano and Tokyo. (You canft get there entirely by train, though; you have to take a bus part of the way.) Bessho is nice but Kusatsu is more famous and in a sense more classic. It takes more time to get there but could be memorable. Bessho is more low-key. I like both.
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by Kim (guest)
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2024/11/13 21:09
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Thank you very much everyone for the suggestions!
Ifm curious about Karuizawa, but Ifm not too familiar with what there is to see and do there. I will be there early december but I don't want to ski. Could anyone share more details on the main attractions or activities?
I also came across Takasaki on other forums, whatfs your opinion on it as a stopover? Would it be worth visiting?
Thanks again for the help!
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by Naghaar (guest)
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2024/11/13 21:26
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You can stop Takasaki, nice city in gunma pre fecture and maebashi city also beautiful.you can consider JR gunma 1 day pass=2500 yen Or kanetsu bus 1 day pass = 1000 yen
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by Iti (guest)
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2024/11/13 23:13
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Am I missing something or has Matsumoto not been mentioned? Or is it just too obvious? It is literally exactly on the route from Nagano to Tokyo and well worth a visit IMO. We did the trip some years ago just in reversed order and ended in Yudanaka-Onsen.
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by DrRodriges
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Re: Stopover Between Nagano and Tokyo
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2024/11/14 02:26
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Thanks for your feedback.
Indeed i have already included Matsumoto for 2 nights, including probably Narai-Juku due to its proximity
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by Naghaar (guest)
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2024/11/14 05:43
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Karuizawa can be a great place to see. A few great sights to see there are Shiraito Falls. as well as Onioshidashi Park. Some nice shopping and hiking there as well. https://goo.gl/jshPWyAnother good option is Shodankyo Gorge in Yamanashi for a nice half day hike. For Nagoya, one of the best places in the region is in Inuyama, but not the quaint castle. It's Meiji Mura, the country's best open air museum. https://youtu.be/ZgYDE7ujk8A
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by Ken (guest)
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