Experience the beauty of nature on this scenic adventure. Begin with a walk through the Yakehashiri Lava Flow, then hiking around the Hachimantai Summit. Yakehashiri Lava Flow: Explore the fascinating volcanic landscape formed by ancient eruptions.

Hachimantai Summit Hike: Hike around the summit, with a different course depending on the season. Mid-April to Early May: Enjoy a snowshoe hiking adventure across Hachimantai’s snowy trails. Traverse pristine landscapes and take in sweeping alpine views. If conditions allow, you’ll witness the towering Aspite Line Snow Corridor, a breathtaking wall of snow lining the mountain road. You may also be lucky enough to see some cherry blossoms on the way too! Late May to Early June: Catch a glimpse of the elusive and captivating Dragon Eye, a natural phenomenon formed as snow begins to melt on the summit pond—an iconic sight that draws photographers and nature lovers alike.

Late May to Early June: Catch a glimpse of the elusive and captivating Dragon Eye, a natural phenomenon formed as snow begins to melt on the summit pond—an iconic sight that draws photographers and nature lovers alike.

Goshogake Onsen and Tamagawa Onsen: Relax and enjoy a delicious meal in a serene hot spring setting and wander through the steaming, otherworldly landscapes located here. After your hike around Hachimantai summit, relax over a satisfying lunch at Goshogake Onsen, a peaceful hot spring retreat known for its local cuisine and calming atmosphere. If the trails are open you can explore the nearby Oyunuma area, where steaming geothermal vents and bubbling pools create a surreal and fascinating landscape. Next, transfer to the Tamagawa Onsen walking trail and take a stroll through the tranquil path surrounded by nature’s beauty.

Your journey concludes with a photo stop at the iconic Torii gate of Lake Tazawa, standing gracefully beside Japan’s deepest lake. With panoramic views and cultural depth, it’s the perfect place to reflect on your seasonal adventure.