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**all private-guided sightseeing is by public transportation unless mentioned otherwise
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Tokyo Haneda Airport to Tokyo - Minato & Bay
Your Accommodation
Shiba Park Hotel
Welcome to the best in Japanese hospitality, the Shiba Park Hotel. It is the tradition of this hotel to serve the local and overseas guests alike, with their well-trained, friendly and helpful staff. They offer many services regardless of whether you are travelling on business or pleasure.
Duration
4 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Take a day tour of fascinating Tokyo. First up is Asakusa, Tokyo's old town where you can soak in the atmosphere of old Tokyo. Visit Sensoji, Tokyo's oldest temple and wander down Nakamise, a shopping street that has been providing temple visitors with a variety of traditional, local snacks and tourist souvenirs for centuries. Next, visit Hamarikyu garden, an Edo Period Japanese garden surrounded by the Shiodome district's futuristic skyscrapers, a great example of how Japan is the land of contrasts. Later visit Meiji Shrine, a shrine dedicated to the deified spirit of Emperor Meiji and a popular place for traditional Japanese weddings. Finish the day at Shibuya's famous 5-way 'scramble crossing'.
Tucked beneath the tracks in central Tokyo, Yurakucho is home to one of the city's most atmospheric dining enclaves - a maze of lantern-lit alleyways and long-standing izakaya and restaurants hidden beneath the rumble of passing trains. Tonight is your chance to explore Tokyo's vibrant food scene where the city's working crowd gathers after dark for good food, flowing drinks, and lively conversation. Enjoy a relaxed evening moving between handpicked local spots where the air is filled with the hum of Tokyoites unwinding. Each stop introduces a different flavour of Tokyo's casual dining culture and is a window into a side of Tokyo often missed - unpolished, energetic, and full of character.
Explore the stunning landscapes of Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park on a full-day group tour by comfortable bus. Begin with a drive from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station, located at an elevation of 2,300 meters (7,546 feet) above sea level. From this vantage point, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views from above the clouds. The views looking down below are quite astounding and you will begin to understand why Japan's tallest mountain is so very revered. After a lunch stop, the tour continues to the charming lakeside town of Kawaguchiko, renowned for its sweeping views of Mt. Fuji and the mountain’s near-perfect reflection on the lake’s surface. Visit Lake Kawaguchi Oishi Park, a favorite photography location where Mt. Fuji rises dramatically beyond the tranquil waters. Next, head to Arakura Sengen Shrine, home to the iconic Chureito Pagoda. Reached by climbing 398 steps, this striking vermilion pagoda stands out against the backdrop of Mt. Fuji and is frequently featured in images representing Japan. During cherry blossom season, the scenery is especially spectacular, offering a rare composition of Mt. Fuji, the pagoda, and blooming sakura in a single frame. Throughout the day you will have the chance to get a glimpse of Mt Fuji, however, please keep in mind that it is a notoriously shy mountain and it needs to be a clear day.
Today, enjoy the special experience of dressing in a traditional kimono, one of Japan’s most iconic and culturally significant garments, symbolizing history, artistry, and refined elegance. The colors, patterns, and fabrics carry deep meaning and seasonal motifs such as cherry blossoms, maple leaves, or waves are carefully chosen to reflect the time of year, while designs can also signify age, marital status, or formality. Wearing a kimono is considered an art in itself, requiring attention to detail, balance, and posture. The garment encourages graceful movement and mindfulness, embodying core Japanese values such as harmony, respect, and simplicity. Once dressed, participate in an authentic Japanese tea ceremony and learn about the customs, etiquette, and cultural significance of drinking green tea in Japan - an immersive experience that brings you to the heart of Japanese aesthetics and timeless tradition.
Escort Assistance from Tokyo Hotel to the Bullet Train Platform to Board the Train
Tokyo Station to Kanazawa Station Bullet Train
Your Accommodation
Hyatt Centric Kanazawa
Discover the best of Kanazawa at Hyatt Centric Kanazawa, an upscale lifestyle hotel that embraces the rich culture of this historic city, known for its distinctive cuisine and its geisha and samurai heritage. Conveniently located just steps from Kanazawa Station, the hotel serves as the ideal starting point for exploring the city's authentic art, shops, restaurants, and attractions. Unwind in one of the 253 hotel rooms and suites, where modern, light-filled spaces are adorned with art by local artists and eclectic touches that reflect the spirit of the historic city.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Your first stop is Kanazawa's star attraction, Kenrokuen garden which is regarded as one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. Walk through the garden grounds and enjoy the flora and fauna which changes depending on the season. Also visit the Nagamachi district, where samurai and their families used to reside. While there visit the Nomura Samurai House, a traditional Japanese home with a tea-ceremony room, an interior courtyard garden, and artifacts from the Edo period.
Your guide will meet you at your hotel in Kanazawa, and together travel by public bus to the picturesque Shirakawa-go region, a journey of approximately 1.5 hours. Upon arrival, your guide will lead you through the village, a UNESCO World Heritage Site renowned for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some over 250 years old. The term gassho-zukuri translates to "Praying Hands," inspired by the steeply thatched roofs resembling the hands of Buddhist monks in prayer, ingeniously designed to withstand the region's heavy snowfall. After exploring Shirakawa-go, your guide will bid you farewell, and you will continue by public bus to Takayama.
Private Full Day Shirakawago Heritage Village Tour
Your Accommodation
Hidatei Hanaougi
Hidatei Hanaougi features Japanese-style rooms, some with an outdoor hot-spring bath. It offers 3 dining options, free use of bicycles and free transport from JR Takayama Station, an 8-minute drive away. Rooms have tatami-mat flooring and Japanese futon bedding. They are fitted with a TV, a fridge and an air purifier. A DVD player and a laptop are available. Guests at hotel Hanaougi Hidatei can relax with a massage, unwind in the garden or browse in the souvenir shop. Free Wi-Fi is provided in public areas. The hotel's restaurant serves Japanese multi-course meals, while restaurant Hidatei Soba specialises in noodle soup. Tea and coffee are available at the coffee lounge. Hidatei Hanaougi hotel is a 7-minute drive from the Hida Kokubun Temple and a 10-minute drive from Hidatakayama Museum.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Half Board (Breakfast + Dinner)
Start with a visit to the Takayama Festival Float Museum, where the magnificent floats for one of Japan's most important festivals are preserved. Your guide will explain the festival's traditions and symbolism. Stop by Yoshijima Heritage house, an old merchant's house. Then, take a walk in the district called San-machi Suji, the traditional home of Takayama merchants and sake brewers, which has been preserved almost exactly as it was 2-3 hundred years ago. There are inns, shops and taverns here which trace their history back several generations. We'll make a stop at one of these sake breweries and enjoy a tasting. Takayama's sake is renowned nation-wide, thanks to the clear water of the surroundings.
One way ticket on Limited Express train from Takayama Station to Nagoya Station in Ordinary class
Takayama Station to Nagoya Station Limited Express Train
Nagoya Station to Kyoto Station Bullet Train
Your Accommodation
Hotel Vischio Kyoto
Hotel Vischio Kyoto by Granvia is conveniently located just a short walk from Kyoto Station. The property offers sophisticated, modern rooms with all the essentials including comfortable beds and spacious layouts. The hotel's relaxed ambiance, friendly service, and convenient amenities like a fitness center and restaurant make it a great base for exploring Kyoto.
Duration
3 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
From dramatic power struggles that led to almost 200 years of civil war, to the oldest geisha district and its beautifully preserved teahouses, Northern Kyoto is rich in history and spectacular architecture. Although this region is home to the most popular tourist site in Kyoto, The Golden Pavilion, many visitors overlook the surrounding neighborhoods despite their remarkable charm and importance to the city. With your knowledgeable guide you'll navigate cobblestone streets in neighborhoods that were established over a 1000 years ago. You'll find that Kyoto is not only a city steeped in the past, but full of modern monks, artisans, and college students still working towards its lively future. Visit Kinkakuji Temple, a favorite to millions of visitors each year, you will quickly see why this jewel set into the northern hills is one of the most visited sites in Japan. It is covered in real gold leaf and vibrant at any time of year no matter the weather. Then visit Ryoanji Temple, home to one of the most famous zen rock gardens in Japan. Continue to Kintano-tenmangu, a remarkable shrine to scholarship that was built to appease the spirit of an angry ghost. The shrine's surrounding entertainment district was first built after a fire in 1444, when a large section of the temple had to be rebuilt, and the remaining timber was used to construct 7 tea houses that became the first 'flower town' or Geisha district in Kyoto. Explore the Kamishichiken district, every bit as charming as its more touristy cousin the Gion district, with the added bonuses of fewer crowds and excellent photo opportunities.
Arashiyama is a district in the western outskirts of Kyoto, the area has been a popular destination since the Heian Period (794-1185), when nobles would enjoy its natural setting. Visit the Okochi Mountain Villa to see the several beautiful gardens and buildings, including living quarters, tea houses and a zen meditation hall. Next, take a walk through Arashiyama's famous bamboo groves and continue the tour to Tenryuji Temple, one of Kyoto's five great Zen temples and UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Begin your tour with a visit to Peace Memorial Park. The area where the park now lies was ground zero for the Atomic Bomb on August 6th, 1945. After the bombing, Memorial Park was created and dedicated to those who lost their lives in the attack. Stroll through the park and discover the many memorials, monuments and statues in the park before heading into the Museum itself. From Hiroshima, a short train and ferry ride will take you to Miyajima Island. A small sacred island located in the Island Sea, it has been a holy place of Shintoism since the earliest times. Here you will find perhaps the most photographed site in Japan - The Floating Torii Gate. Designated as one of Japan's '3 Most Beautiful Views', the shrine dates back to the 6th century with the present structure dating back to the 12th century. You will have time to explore the island and its many shrines and temples and sample local goodies like maple leaf-shaped cakes.
Escort Assistance from Kyoto Hotel to the Bullet Train Platform to Board the Train
Kyoto Station to Hiroshima Station Bullet Train
Private Full Day Hiroshima and Miyajima Island Tour
Your Accommodation
Hotel Granvia Hiroshima
Hotel Granvia Hiroshima offers modern rooms with sleek decor, and a range of amenities, including multiple dining options, a fitness center, and meeting facilities. Conveniently connected to Hiroshima Station, the hotel provides a warm, sophisticated ambiance and easy access to local attractions like the Peace Memorial Park and Miyajima Island.
Duration
1 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
Osaka, one of Japan's most dynamic and energetic cities, is renowned for its friendly, outgoing residents and vibrant food scene. Begin your culinary adventure by meeting your guide in a lively local neighborhood, where people of all ages come together to savor the region's famous dishes. This area, often bustling with energy, offers a perfect opportunity to dive into Osaka's unique food culture. As you walk through its streets, you'll sample an array of mouthwatering delights, from piping hot street food to dishes served at standing bars and cozy izakayas (traditional Japanese pubs). The atmosphere here reflects Osaka's rich gastronomic heritage, with comfort foods like takoyaki (octopus-filled balls), okonomiyaki (savory pancakes), and skewers of grilled meats filling the air with their tempting aromas. Your guide will share stories about Osaka's status as Japan's ultimate foodie capital, known affectionately as "the nation's kitchen." You'll experience not only the flavors but also the warmth and community spirit that make the city's culinary culture so special.
Hiroshima Station to Shin-Osaka Station Bullet Train
Your Accommodation
Hotel Granvia Osaka
The ultimate in convenience, Granvia Osaka is directly accessible from Osaka Station. This hotel sets the stage for an active day of interaction and sightseeing in the lively and animated Osaka. In this spirited and entertaining city, Granvia offers high-grade, pleasant and comfortable surroundings for guests to relax in during their stay.
Duration
2 Night Stay
Meal Plan
Buffet Breakfast
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