Help us find a supplier of Japan Alpine Route

Hi everyone,

My wife and I are planning a trip to Japan this June from India, and one of the highlights on our itinerary is the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route. However, we're a bit confused about the best way to explore the entire route efficiently.

We�fre looking for a reliable tour operator or supplier who can help us experience the full Alpine Route smoothly, preferably someone who can take care of transport, tickets, and any necessary logistics.

If anyone has recommendations or personal experiences with a good tour provider for the Alpine Route, we�fd be truly grateful for your suggestions!

The Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route is very simple. There is virtually no choice when it comes to transportation. From the Toyama side, you take the Toyama Local Railway from Toyama to Tateyama (note that this is the name of the station, not the mountain), and from there you take a cable car, an electric bus, an electric bus running through a tunnel, a ropeway, an underground cable car, an electric bus running through a tunnel, and a bus, but there are no other options.

https://www.alpen-route.com/en/transport/modes.html

So you just keep changing one after another. Therefore, it is difficult to imagine a tour that guides visitors through this process. Rather, there are various options for what to do before and after, so a tour guide might be useful here. Well, normal people don't need a guide.

Rather, we need to know your overall itinerary (when you will arrive at which airport and when you will return from which airport), where you want to go (other than Tateyama Kurobe), how many days you want to spend in Tateyama Kurobe (the most important thing is the weather, which we cannot control), and how many days you want to spend in Tateyama Kurobe. I think you mean June this year, and hotels around Murodo are already occupied on some days. We need to consider this as well. So, if you really want to consult with us, I recommend you to clarify these things first. Otherwise, you can throw it to JTB, for example. In that case, I think JTB will ask you the same thing.