Nestled between Kansai and Kanto, Chubu often gets overlooked for more popular destinations. We think that’s a real pity, and we’re here to change your mind about the region with this ultimate guide for visiting Chubu, Japan. By the time you finish reading our guide, you’ll be ready to book your flights!
Escape from your responsibilities in mountain hot springs, hike ancient trails, discover volcanic cliffs by the sea, and get up close to Japan’s tallest mountains. We think Chubu is especially magical in autumn when the gorges and hills are covered in a blanket of reds and oranges.
What You’ll Get Out Of This Article
This handy guide has everything you need to know about Chubu, so you can skip hours surfing the internet for the best travel advice. It includes:
- The best things to do across six of Chubu’s nine prefectures, including hidden gems like Tojinbo Cliffs, Matsumoto Castle, and Shirakawago.
- How to navigate the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route or hike the Magome-Tsumago Trail.
- Top hot springs, like Yamanouchi, where you can watch snow monkeys bathe.
- Prime spots for Mt. Fuji views, including Churito Pagoda, Imamiya Tea Fields, and Gotemba Premium Outlets.
- Recommended hotels, travel tips, common mistakes to avoid, and a handy packing list. Everything you need to plan your trip to Chubu!
Ultimate Guide For Visiting Chubu
From snow-capped mountains to ancient castles and picturesque postal towns, Chubu is a region filled with surprises.
TOP TIPS FOR TRAVELING TO CHUBU
- Where to stay: Sleep right by the breathtaking Chureito Pagoda at Guesthouse Arakura. We use Booking.com for all of our stays and use the Genius discount to get great deals on our hotel bookings. Alternatively, you can always see if hotel corporate codes might work for you.
- Must pack item: Make sure you bring along some proper hiking boots for this trip, there’s going to be a lot of walking involved!
- Recommended tour: We love this tour from Tokyo, which includes Oshino Hakkai and Lake Kawaguchiko, Arakurayama Sengen Park and Saiko Iyashi-no-Sato Nenba with stops for taking in breathtaking views of Mt. Fuji.
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