Tokyo to Nagatoro
How to get to Nagatoro from Tokyo? Nagatoro a tourist destination surrounded by the nature, is about a 2-hour drive from Tokyo city. It has been a popular travel destination since the end of the 19th century, and today it receives about 2 million visitors each year. The entire Nagatoro is designated not only as the Nagatoro-Tamayodo Natural Park Area, but also both sides of the Arakawa River are protected as cultural site.
In addition to the cherry blossom and plum blossom, Nagatoro offers unique experiences such as outdoor activities and water activities throughout the year. There are also many natural hot springs around Nagatoro, where you can choose to stay overnight or return back home on the same day. Every onsen has it unique hot spring with different quality and effects, providing many options to visitors. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Nagatoro. You can use public transportation or a private transfer service from Tokyo to Nagatoro.
What to See in Nagatoro
Nagatoro: Nagatoro is one of the top 100 cherry blossom spots in Japan, with more than 3,000 cherry trees. Every April, cherry blossom can be seen anywhere in Nagatoro. North sakura avenue and South sakura avenue are especially beautiful with cherry tree planted along the road. In addition, The cherry blossom path and Hodosan Shrine's cherry blossoms have open night exhibition, illuminating over 30 varieties of cherry trees.
Hodosan: From the top of Hodosan, you can see the mountain ranges in distance. The Hodosan Shrine is located nearby. In the Hodosan Zoo, visitors can have close interaction with Japanese monkeys, deer, rabbits, and other wildlife. You can even feed some of the animals in the zoon. In the Hodosan garden, there are more than 3,000 Wintersweets as well as 470 plum trees with 170 varieties.
Nagatoro Valley: with a total length of 6km, Nagatoro valley is recognized as a natural monument. Iwadatami Rock is large rock with a Width of 80m and a length of 501m located along the Arakawa River. As if a carpet on the Nagatoro valley, it is also called the stacked rock.
Hodosan cable car: starts from Sanroku Station and ends at Hodosan Top Station, with a total length of 832m and the ride takes about 5 minutes. The rhododendron in spring, the greenery in summer, the maple leaves in autumn, and the winter plum in winter keeps Hodosan attractive anytime of the year.
Nagatoro Shopping Street: is an 800-meter-long shopping street that spans from east to west across Nagatoro. Here you can buy a variety of Nagatoro specialty foods, souvenirs and old fashion toys. As a tourist destination frequently recommended on TV channel and magazine, the shopping street is always filled with tourists.
How to Get to Nagatoro from Tokyo
You can take the Seibu Ikebukuro Line from Ikebukuro Station to Seibu-chichibu Station (express line takes about 80 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 20 min). Or you can take the Tobu Tojo Line from Ikebukuro Station to Yorii Station takes about 80 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 20 min). Lastly, you can start from Ueno Station to JR Takasaki Line Kumagaya Station (takes about 60 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 50 min).
Japan Holiday is headquartered in Tokyo. We are very happy to provide budget Japan tours, and private transfer online booking services for tourists. If you have any requests or questions, please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Services
How to get to Nagatoro from Tokyo? Nagatoro a tourist destination surrounded by the nature, is about a 2-hour drive from Tokyo city. It has been a popular travel destination since the end of the 19th century, and today it receives about 2 million visitors each year. The entire Nagatoro is designated not only as the Nagatoro-Tamayodo Natural Park Area, but also both sides of the Arakawa River are protected as cultural site.
In addition to the cherry blossom and plum blossom, Nagatoro offers unique experiences such as outdoor activities and water activities throughout the year. There are also many natural hot springs around Nagatoro, where you can choose to stay overnight or return back home on the same day. Every onsen has it unique hot spring with different quality and effects, providing many options to visitors. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Nagatoro. You can use public transportation or a private transfer service from Tokyo to Nagatoro.
Tokyo to Nagatoro Car Service
Our company provides safe and affordable private chauffeur to Nagatoro from Tokyo or Narita Airport. Some of your private drivers can speak basic English, and will escort you to Nagatoro from Tokyo. Whether you are going to Nagatoro from Narita Airport or hotels in Tokyo, private transfers and private tours are the most convenient and affordable way. For more information, please contact our Japan limousine service specialists..What to See in Nagatoro
Nagatoro: Nagatoro is one of the top 100 cherry blossom spots in Japan, with more than 3,000 cherry trees. Every April, cherry blossom can be seen anywhere in Nagatoro. North sakura avenue and South sakura avenue are especially beautiful with cherry tree planted along the road. In addition, The cherry blossom path and Hodosan Shrine's cherry blossoms have open night exhibition, illuminating over 30 varieties of cherry trees.
Hodosan: From the top of Hodosan, you can see the mountain ranges in distance. The Hodosan Shrine is located nearby. In the Hodosan Zoo, visitors can have close interaction with Japanese monkeys, deer, rabbits, and other wildlife. You can even feed some of the animals in the zoon. In the Hodosan garden, there are more than 3,000 Wintersweets as well as 470 plum trees with 170 varieties.
Nagatoro Valley: with a total length of 6km, Nagatoro valley is recognized as a natural monument. Iwadatami Rock is large rock with a Width of 80m and a length of 501m located along the Arakawa River. As if a carpet on the Nagatoro valley, it is also called the stacked rock.
Hodosan cable car: starts from Sanroku Station and ends at Hodosan Top Station, with a total length of 832m and the ride takes about 5 minutes. The rhododendron in spring, the greenery in summer, the maple leaves in autumn, and the winter plum in winter keeps Hodosan attractive anytime of the year.
Nagatoro Shopping Street: is an 800-meter-long shopping street that spans from east to west across Nagatoro. Here you can buy a variety of Nagatoro specialty foods, souvenirs and old fashion toys. As a tourist destination frequently recommended on TV channel and magazine, the shopping street is always filled with tourists.
How to Get to Nagatoro from Tokyo
You can take the Seibu Ikebukuro Line from Ikebukuro Station to Seibu-chichibu Station (express line takes about 80 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 20 min). Or you can take the Tobu Tojo Line from Ikebukuro Station to Yorii Station takes about 80 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 20 min). Lastly, you can start from Ueno Station to JR Takasaki Line Kumagaya Station (takes about 60 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 50 min).
Japan Holiday is headquartered in Tokyo. We are very happy to provide budget Japan tours, and private transfer online booking services for tourists. If you have any requests or questions, please contact our customer service representatives. For the details of prices, please visit: Tokyo Chauffeur Services
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Most Frequently Asked Questions
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How far is it to travel from Tokyo to Nagatoro?Nagatoro, a tourist destination surrounded by the nature, is about a 2-hour drive from Tokyo city. Many travelers prefer a one day trip to Nagatoro. You can use public transportation or a private transfer service.
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Does Japan Holiday provide private transfer service to Nagatoro?A door to door car rental service with driver is probably the best option. Our private transfer service has professional and friendly drivers. If you reserve in advance, we can arrange a driver who speaks simple English. We provide different car types to meet your need: 7-seats van, 10-seats van, 14-seats van, and 20 seats coaster bus.
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How to get to Nagatoro from Tokyo by public transportation?You can take the Tobu Tojo Line from Ikebukuro Station to Yorii Station takes about 80 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 20 min). Lastly, you can start from Ueno Station to JR Takasaki Line Kumagaya Station (takes about 60 min), and then to Chichibu Railway Nagatoro Station (takes about 50 min).
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What is the best season to travel to Nagatoro?Spring and fall are the best season to visit Nagatoro. Nagatoro is one of the top 100 cherry blossom spots in Japan, with more than 3,000 cherry trees. Every April, cherry blossom can be seen anywhere in Nagatoro. During mid-November, "TSUKINOISHI MOMIJI PARK" becomes a popular maple leave viewing spot in Nagtoro that the maple leaves along the valley is visually satisfying.
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What attractions to visit in Nagatoro during winter?In the Hodosan garden, there are more than 3,000 Wintersweets as well as 470 plum trees with 170 varieties. From spring to fall, the garden rotates with cherry blossoms, azaleas, and red leaves, leaving visitor impressed with magic of nature.
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Where to shop in Nagatoro?Nagatoro Shopping Street is an 800-meter-long shopping street that spans from east to west across Nagatoro. Here you can buy a variety of Nagatoro specialty foods, souvenirs and old fashion toys. As a tourist destination frequently recommended on TV channel and magazine, the shopping street is always filled with tourists.
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