THE UNFORESEEN LINE | Japan

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A journey into another Japan — from the quiet backcountry of Yamaboku to the vast alpine lines of Shiga Kogen, ending in Tokyo’s creative pulse.
Built on trust, local insight, and friendships that open doors — from mountain cabins and hidden onsens to conversations few ever reach.

WHO IT’S FOR:

Danish business leaders who know the difference between expensive and exclusive — and who understand that real luxury is access to people, places, and perspectives you can’t Google.

Founders, CEOs, and senior executives with a passion for freeride skiing.
Leaders who see value in combining world-class powder with fresh perspectives on Japan’s business, design, and cultural landscape.
People who enjoy meaningful conversation as much as perfect turns.
Those who want to explore the Japanese market in an informal, experience-driven setting, guided by local connections.

WHY COME:

Because the best snow lines, like the best business opportunities, rarely sit in plain sight. You have to know where to look, who to talk to, and when to drop in.

This trip isn’t just about world-class powder — it’s also a rare chance to gain perspective on Japan’s business, design, and cultural landscape through local conversations and experiences you won’t find in a boardroom or guidebook.

The perfect combination if you love food, freeride skiing, and seeing new business opportunities from a different angle.

Market insight from Japanese founders and creatives over private dinners.
World-class powder guided by local experts.
Private photo & video sessions to capture the perfect line and bring the memories home.

PARTICIPATION & PRICES – IMPORTANT INFORMATION:

This isn’t a budget trip — and it’s not meant to be.

Minimum participants: 8
Maximum participants: 12

FLIGHTS:

It is possible to add the following Lufthansa flights between Copenhagen (CPH) and Tokyo Haneda (HND).

Outbound flight – Sunday, 18 January 2026: CPH → FRA → HND | 10:05 – 10:45 (+1 day) | 16h 40m
Return flight – Wednesday, 28 January 2026: HND → FRA → CPH | 12:35 – 23:35 | 19h 00m

The ticket includes hand luggage, checked baggage, and ski equipment transport.

FOOD, DRINKS & POCKET MONEY:

Japan is generally more affordable than Copenhagen for eating and drinking out.

Beer: 600–800 yen (~40 DKK)
Lunch (if you know where to go): ~1,200 yen (~60 DKK)

TRIP COSTS:

Accommodation, dinners, lift tickets, events, guides, and photo/video sessions — we will aim to include as much as possible for a smooth, all-in experience.

Price: 35,000 DKK

The Travel Plan: 18–28 January 2026

Disclaimer: The itinerary, activities, and experiences described are based on current planning. Depending on weather conditions, snow stability, flight schedules, group size, and other practical factors, the schedule may be subject to change to ensure the best and safest possible experience for all participants.

Day 0 // Sunday 18th

Copenhagen → Tokyo (overnight flight) with Lufthansa
Departure: 10:05 → CPH-FRA-HND. Arrival at 10:45 +1 day(16h 40m)

Day 1 // Monday 19th

Tokyo → Yamaboku

Arrival at Haneda Airport, followed by a short train ride to Tokyo Station. We’ll catch the Shinkansen — the bullet train — to Nagano (approx. 2 hours). From Nagano, private transfer to Yamaboku in the northern mountains. Late afternoon check-in at Redwood Inn, welcome dinner, and time to unwind in the onsen.

Day 2 // Tuesday 20th

Yamaboku: Local Slopes & Wild Snow

First morning on skis in YAMABOKU Wild Snow Park. Explore quiet, lift-accessed terrain and short hikes to untouched powder zones. Local lunch and evening at leisure.

Day 3 // Wednesday 21st

Backcountry & Local Life

Guided backcountry touring around Yamaboku’s accessible ridgelines. Return to Redwood Inn for a seven-course dinner featuring local ingredients and sake tasting.

Day 4 // Thursday 22th

The Mountain Cabin Traverse

From the top lift, we hike over the ridge to a mountain cabin for a scenic lunch in the heart of the mountains. From there, we ski down the opposite valley to reach Shiga Kogen — our next base. Evening check-in and casual dinner. Baggage will be transported by car.

Day 5 // Friday 23rd

Shiga Kogen Exploration

Full day guided skiing in Shiga Kogen, one of Japan’s largest and most varied ski areas. Explore interconnected zones with endless options for shorter hikes and sidecountry runs.

Day 6 // Saturday 24th

Deep Snow & Quiet Forests

Continue exploring Shiga Kogen’s vast terrain, adapting to snow and weather. Optional onsen visit or snow monkey park excursion in the afternoon.

Day 7 // Sunday 25th

Deep Snow & Quiet Forests

Continue exploring Shiga Kogen’s vast terrain, adapting to snow and weather. Optional onsen visit or snow monkey park excursion in the afternoon.

Day 8 // Monday 26th

Final Runs & Transfer to Tokyo

Morning skiing before transferring back to Nagano Station for the Shinkansen to Tokyo. Afternoon check-in at hotel (The Knot Shinjuku). Evening networking dinner with local partners.

Day 9 // Tuesday 27th

Meetings & Tokyo Insights

Business and networking day in Tokyo — meetings with Japanese partners and industry contacts. Evening at leisure or group dinner.

Day 10 // Wednesday 28th

Return to Copenhagen with Lufthansa.
Early transfer to Haneda Airport for the morning flight back to Copenhagen.
Departure: 12:35 → HND-FRA-CPH. Arrival at 23:35(19h 00m)

Do you have any questions? – Call us!

+45 31 60 04 07

Or send us an email

travel@dbpadventures.com

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