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ROUTE 2 8D6N FLY & DRIVE HOKKAIDO (Shiretoko Course) Otaru ~ Furano ~ Asahikawa ~ Sounkyo ~ Abashiri ~ Shiretoko ROUTE 2 8D6N FLY & DRIVE HOKKAIDO (Shiretoko Course) Otaru ~ Furano ~ Asahikawa ~ Sounkyo ~ Abashiri ~ Shiretoko Memambetsu Airport Shiretoko 7 Asahikawa 6 4 Abashiri 5 Furano 3 Sounkyo Otaru 2 1 Chitose Chitose Airport Departure Period: 7 May - 31 October 2014 (Based on the arrival date in Chitose) ITINERARY MAPCODE Singapore Tokyo Haneda Airport or Narita Airport SIN-NRT NH802 (0550/1400) * Required 1 night stay in Tokyo or Sapporo (own expense) D1 Depart from Singapore Changi International Airport to Tokyo Haneda SIN-HND NH842 (1150/2000) * Required 1 night stay in Tokyo (own expense) Airport / Narita Airport. SIN-HND NH844 (2215/0630) D2 Tokyo Haneda Airport or Narita Airport Chitose Airport ===== Nippon Rent-A-Car Chitose Airport Office 493 661 730 (Counter at airport) (shuttle bus) 493 690 648 Upon arrival into Tokyo, proceed to Immigration, Custom & Quarantine formalities. Check-in ANA domestic counter and board ANA domestic flight to Sapporo. 493 661 520 NRT-CTS NH2155 (1900/2045) or HND-CTS NH 55 (0900/1035) or HND-CTS NH 53 (0800/0935) 493 663 010 Otaru Kitaichi Glass Shop ===== Otaru Canal ===== Otaru Music Box Shop Hotel in Otaru (85km/1h20min) (on foot) (on foot) (2km/10min) Hotel: Grand Park Otaru Driving time: approx. 1.5 hours D3 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car [Model Course] Meal: Breakfast and Dinner 450 668 723 Hotel Starplaza Ashibetsu Farm Tomita Senbo Pass Parking Furano Cheese Factory Hotel in Furano 349 276 743 (112km/2h) (lunch at own expense) (40km/1h20min) (12km/25min) (22km/45min) (3km/5min) 349 456 330 550 840 264 Hotel: New Furano Prince Hotel Please check in at the hotel in time for dinner. Driving time: approx. 4.5 hours 919 553 423 D4 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car [Model Course] Meal: Breakfast 349 060 700 Hotel Furano Wine Factory Miyama Pass Overlook Roller Coaster Road Shikisai-no-oka 349 639 695 (7km/15min) (22km/45min) (3km/10min) (5km/10min) 349 667 123 Takushinkan (photo gallery) Hokusei-no-oka Observatory Park Patchwork Road Zerubu Hill 349 701 215 (3km/10min) (12km/30min) (4km/10min) (5km/30min) 349 704 394 Asahikawa Ramen Village Hotel in Asahikawa 389 070 368 (26km/1h) (8km/20min) 389 098 725 Hotel: Loisir Hotel Asahikawa Driving time: approx. 4 hours 389 071 354 79 410 513 79 373 381 D5 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car [Model Course] Meal: Breakfast and Dinner 623 204 542 Hotel Sounkyo Kurodake Ropeway Ginga Ryusei Falls Hotel in Sounkyo 623 177 891 (68km/2h30min) (Ropeway at own expense) (4km/10min) (4km/15min) 623 204 826 Hotel: Hotel Taisetu Please check in at the hotel in time for dinner. Driving time: approx. 3 hours D6 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car [Model Course] Meal: Breakfast and Dinner 402 600 337 Hotel North Fox Ranch (Kitakitsune Bokujo) Kitami Flower Paradise* Okhotsk Ryu-hyo Museum Hotel in Abashiri 185 426 282 (60km/2h10min) (37km/1h15min) (43km/1h30min) (5km/15min) 305 584 727 [Seasonal Route] Recommended from July till early November (subject to climate conditions) 305 615 243 Hotel North Fox Ranch (Kitakitsune Bokujo) Kitami Flower Paradise* Okhotsk Ryu-hyo Museum 305 521 590 (60km/2h10min) (37km/1h15min) (43km/1h30min) Abashiri Fruit Park Hotel in Abashiri * Open from end April till mid October, best from early May till end September. (2km/5min) (Fruit picking) (6km/15min) Please check in at the hotel in time for dinner. Hotel: Hotel Abashirikoso Japanese Style Room Driving time: approx. 5 hours (Model Course & Seasonal Route) D7 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car [Model Course] Meal: Breakfast and Dinner 958 079 596 Hotel Koshimizu Gensei Kaen (Flower Park) Oshinkoshin Falls Shiretoko Five Lakes Hotel in Shiretoko 894 727 045 (23km/45min) (53km/1h45min) (22km/30min) (15km/20min) 757 730 305 [Seasonal Route] Recommended from mid May till early June (subject to climate conditions) 638 712 563 Hotel Higashimokoto Shibazakura Park (Moss phlox) Koshimizu Gensei Kaen (Flower Park) 757 540 556 (29km/1h10min) (31km/1h5min) Oshinkoshin Falls Shiretoko Five Lakes Hotel in Shiretoko Please check in at the hotel in time for dinner. (53km/1h45min) (22km/30min) (15km/20min) Driving time: approx. 3.5 hours (Model Course) / Hotel: Shiretoko Prince Hotel Kazanamiki West Building Japanese Style Room approx. 5 hours (Seasonal Route) D8 Customer is free to drive a Rent-A-Car Meal: Breakfast 894 854 674 Hotel Shiretoko Sightseeing Cruise* Parking ‘Utoro Shirietoku’ 894 824 881 (2km/5min) (1.5 hours) (1km/5min) (103km/3h25min) 305 184 016 Nippon Rent-A-Car Memambetsu Airport Office ===== Memambetsu Airport Haneda Airport Singapore (shuttle bus) * Mt. Io course, operates from 28 April till 25 October. Cruise departures are 8.15am and 10.30am, at JYP3,100. MMB-HND NH4780 (1825/2020) HND-SIN NH843 (2350/0615) Driving time: approx. 3.5 hours Denote: Haneda – HND, Narita – NRT, Chitose – CTS, Memanbetsu - MMB Spring/Summer Edition : April – October 2014 ANA FIRST CHOICE HOLIDAY l 4 FLY & DRIVE INFORMATION S Class (Max 5 Seats) A Class (Max 5 Seats) WA Class (Max 8 Seats) Honda Fit Toyota Corolla or Nissan Latio Honda Stepwagon ■ TYPE OF CAR IN (Hokkaido / Kyushu / Okinawa) ■ TYPE OF CAR IN (Hokuriku / Chugoku) S Class Honda Fit, Max 5 People > 2 - 3 persons is appropriate S Class Toyota Passo or Vitz, Max 5 People > 2 - 3 Person is appropriate A Class Subaru Impreza, Max 5 People > 2 - 3 persons is appropriate A Class Toyota Corolla, Max 5 People > 2 - 3 Person is appropriate TW Class Subaru Legacy, Max 5 People > 3 – 4 persons is appropriate HB Class Toyota Prius, Max 5 People > 4-5 Person is appropriate RV Class Honda Odyssey, Max 7 People > 5 - 6 persons is appropriate WA Class Toyota Noah or Voxy, Max 8 People > 6 - 7 Person is appropriate WA Class Honda Stepwagon, Max 8 people > 6 -7 persons is appropriate ■ TW and RV Class available for Hokkaido only ■ English Car Navigation • Non-smoking vehicle • Request for vehicle that permits smoking is subjected to availability • Car model maybe be replaced with another model of similar capacities IMPORTANT NOTICE: ■ INCLUDED IN CAR RENTAL YOUR PASSPORT TO OVERSEAS DRIVING Basic Car Rental Charge, Collision Damage Waiver (CDW) Fee, Drop-off The International Driving Permit (IDP) is required in order to be able to drive in Japan. Kindly contact Automobile Association of Charge, Gasoline Charge, Taxes Singapore, telephone: 6333 8811 web: www.aas.com.sg ❃ Customers do not have to refill the gas in full when they return a car The customer shall be responsible for obtaining the necessary International Driving Permit required for the driving experience. No refund for any un-used rental car if driver fail to present the International Driving Permit upon collection of rental car in Japan. ■ SPECIAL BENEFIT INCLUDED IN CAR RENTAL EXCLUSION 1. Road Map will be given (1 Road Map per Car) 1. Toll station fees and gasoline. 2. CD Player is installed in the rental car 2. Entrance fee to places of interest and car park admission fee. 3. Child Seat is free of charge and must be reserved when family member includes a child (children) under 6 years old. 3. Travel Insurance. 4. Number for the emergency when help is needed in English – TEL: 03-3485-7196 (Monday through Friday from 9:00 to 17:00 ❃ Except for Japan National Holiday). 5. On-the-phone interpretation service included. USEFUL LINKS: NIPPON-RENT-A-CAR NARITA AIRPORT: http://www.narita-airport.jp CHITOSE AIRPORT OFFICE (7:00 – 23:00) (0123) 26 - 0919 HANEDA AIRPORT: http://www.tokyo-airport-bldg.co.jp/en/ SAPPORO STATION SOUTH EXIT (7:00 – 23:00) (011) 272 - 0919 CHITOSE AIRPORT: http://www.new-chitose-airport.jp/en MEMANBETSU AIRPORT OFFICE (8:30 – 18:00) (01537) 4 - 4177 WAKKANAI AIRPORT: http://www16.ocn.ne.jp/~wk.air/ WAKKANAI AIRPORT (9:30 – 17:00) (0162) 26 - 2233 MEMANBETSU AIRPORT: http://mmb-airport.co.jp HAKATA STATION EXIT OFFICE (24 hr.) (092) 451 - 0919 NAHA AIRPORT: http://www.naha-airport.co.jp/ NAGASAKI AIRPORT OFFICE (8:00 – 12:30) (0957) 54 - 3123 FUKUOKA AIRPORT: http://www.fuk-ab.co.jp/english/frame_index.html OITA AIRPORT OFFICE (8:00 – 21:00) (0978) 67 - 3324 NAGASAKI AIRPORT: http://www.nabic.co.jp/english/ KAGOSHIMA AIRPORT OFFICE (7:00 – 21:30) (0995) 58 - 2539 OITA AIRPORT: http://www.oita-airport.jp/en/ MIYAZAKI AIRPORT OFFICE (7:00 – 21:30) (0985) 56 - 5007 KAGOSHIMA AIRPORT: http://www.koj-ab.co.jp/english/index.html NAHA AIRPORT BANYAN (8:00 – 20:00) 098 - 859 - 7878 MIYAZAKI AIRPORT: http://www.miyazaki-airport.co.jp/ OKINAWA DFS (9:00 – 20:00) 098 - 941 - 5452 HIROSHIMA AIRPORT: http://www.hij.airport.jp/english/ TOTTORI AIRPORT: http://www.pref.tottori.lg.jp/airport/ TOYOTA RENT-A-CAR TOYAMA AIRPORT: http://www.toyama-airport.co.jp/english/facilities/index.html TOYAMA AIRPORT OFFICE (8:00 – 20:00) (076) 429 - 8888 KOMATSU AIRPORT: http://www.komatsuairport.jp/komatsusypher/www/english/index.html KOMATSU AIRPORT OFFICE (8:00 – 20:00) (0761) 24 - 0100 NIPPON RENT-A-CAR: http://www.nipponrentacar.co.jp/english/ TOTTORI AIRPORT OFFICE (8:30 – 19:30) (0857) 28 - 6199 TOYOTA RENT-A-CAR: http://rent.toyota.co.jp/en/index.html HIROSHIMA AIRPORT OFFICE (7:00 – 21:30) (0848) 86 - 9500 JAPAN NATIONAL TOURISM ORGANIZATION: http://www.jnto.go.jp/eng/ HIROSHIMA STATION SHINKANSENGUCHI EXIT OFFICE (8:00 – 20:00) (082) 261 - 0100 ANA FIRST CHOICE HOLIDAY Spring/Summer Edition : April – October 2014 .
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