Name: 4-Day Road Trip Across Central Japan: Episode 4 | japan-guide.com
Uploaded: 2021-02-20T21:35:13.000Z
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Previously on episodes 123 Thin This four episode Siri's We're taking a four day road trip, starting at Chubu International Airport and making our way through Nagoya and the surrounding prefectures.

So join me, Raina on as we continue on Day four of our road trip from the coast to the peaks of central Japan.

Day four Thin This final episode will be taking a rope way at the mountains to about 2000 m, Then go on a scenic drive to Nagano Prefecture and end the trip sake.

Take a rope way now, and I'll be taking to rope ways at the mountain.

The second rope way is a double decker one, and I'm excited to take that.

The shin Ho take a rope way is the only double decker rope way in Japan and transports writers about 1000 m and elevation.

The impressive transfer takes one to an altitude of about 2000 m, from where spectacular panoramic views of the northern Japan Alps and valleys in the OCA he'd a region can be enjoyed.

E can't believe my four day driving trip is almost coming to an end, and now I'm gonna hit to my last spot for the day via the beautiful and scenic Venus line.

Cycling on electric bicycles or E bikes is a relatively new activity off it on the Venus line, and from seeing the cyclist I pass, it looks like a fun experience to try.

Finally, I get to sewer along the shores of Sawako, the largest lake in Nagano Prefecture.

There are five secondaries in Sewa within 500 m of one another, and visitors can go brewery hopping and visit all of them.

I'm in sewer where you can go on a walking tour of the five sake breweries in the area.

This fun tour can be done in any order, and all you have to do is to pay for your tour and your first brewery to receive your stamp card and suck it up and you're good to go.

Don't forget that Japan has a zero tolerance policy when it comes to drinking and driving.

And with that in mind, I've left my car parked for the rest of the day.

I'm drinking the most populous aka here in my email.

Mom, given how close they are to one another, it is best to walk between all of the brewery's oh, full Berries down.

Yeah, all good things must come to an end until the next road trip.

Always buckle your seat belt and drive with both hands on the steering wheel.

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