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Why you should choose Japan for your honeymoon? Well, because Japan has it all – a perfect blend of ancient traditions, culture, delicious cuisine, exciting outdoors (e.g., snorkelling, swimming, skiing and hiking) and variety of picturesque scenery (e.g., impressive Mount Fuji, beautiful beaches in Okinawa and more). We can arrange a unique and truly unforgettable Honeymoon tour of Japan for you and your spouse based on your preferences and wishes. Take one of our best Japan Honeymoon Tours which will offer you the most romantic trip of a lifetime. 

Perfect Destination For A Honeymoon Holiday

Japan is always well-known as one of the best honeymoon destinations for any couple due to its rich traditions, cultures and various things to do. Especially, our best Japan Honeymoon Tour Packages will take you to highlighted destinations to visit ancient shrines, temples, witness romantic cherry blossom and partake in some of the best outdoors.

Perfect Choice For Any Time Of The Year

If you wonder when is the best time to take a Honeymoon Tour in Japan?, you don’t need to worry anymore as Japan is one of the year-round destinations. It means that whatever season you choose to travel to Japan for your honeymoon, you can always experience the delicious food, ancient traditions, culture, lush nature and unparalleled hospitality in this country.

Memorable Honeymoon Experiences In Japan

If you and your spouse love delicious gastronomy, ancient traditions, rich culture and immersive travel experiences, Japan is a great choice. Our best Japan Honeymoon Holidays will not only provide a cultural adventure to help you learn the arts of the tea ceremony, how to wear kimono, watch Sumo stable but also offer an outdoor adventure for skiing, snorkelling and hiking.

A Wide Range Of Great Accommodation

Much more than a simple place to stay, you and your spouse can enjoy the high-end accommodation – a ryokan which is a traditional Japanese inn. You can choose either rooms or suites with private onsen baths. Along with plenty of dazzling ryokans, our Honeymoon Holidays also provide other stunning accommodations such as hotels and resorts.

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True Beauty of Japan

Take a walk around Gion Corner and learn about the geisha culture

Visit the unique Fox Shrine - Fushimi Inari with countless red torii gates

Enjoy a peaceful time walking along the lush Arashiyama Bamboo Grove

Immerse yourself in Kyoto's UNESCO sites of Kinkakuji Temple and Nijo Castle

Encounter lovely wild deer and discover sacred temples of Nara Park

Have a full day tour around Kobe: Kitano district, Hakutsuru Sake Brewery Museum, Hanshin-Awaji Disaster Centre

Catch a glimpse of Mount Fuji from the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station

Soak in the picturesque landscapes of Hakone and see a majestic replica pirate ship in Lake Ashinoko

Explore Tokyo, including neon-lit Harajuku and traditional Asakusa

Get a chance to witness a traditional Japanese wedding at Meiji Shrine

Sweet Love in Japan

See the Sumo morning training session from up close at a local Sumo Stable in Tokyo

Become a seafood gourmand exploring Tsukiji Outer Market with a fresh sashimi breakfast

Spend time relaxing in the Imperial Palace and Ueno – a cultural and recreational haven

Travel back in time while wandering around charming streets of the Little Edo, Kawagoe old town

Admire the masterpiece of nature and the symbol of Japan, Mount Fuji along with its Fuji Five Lakes

Embark on Hakone adventure trip with a cruise on Lake Ashi and a ropeway ride through active sulfuric hot springs

Visit Fushimi Inari Shrine, the ancient Kyoto shrine of fox statues and thousands of red torii gates

Learn about the life and motivation of Geisha in the Gion district as well as enjoy the vibrant nightlife there

Take a pleasant walk through Sagano lush bamboo grove plus a visit to Tenryuji Temple

Be immersed in Japanese culture, exploring the breathtaking Nijo Castle and the UNESCO World Heritage zen temple of Ryoanji

Explore the photogenic Kifune Shrine and its tranquil surrounding Kibune village

Board on a traditional rowboat cruising along the picturesque canals of Omihachiman Canal District

Savor a short beach break on Miyako Island to bask on its soft sandy beaches or enjoy plenty of water-based activities

A Fusion of Japan

Visit a Tokyo’s Sumo Stable in the morning training session to see the strongest guys practice from up close

Discover the different allures of Tokyo in Asakusa and Harajuku, from old temple of Sensoji to trendy streets of Omotesando

Find memories of the Edo era while visiting Matsumoto Castle and Nakamachi-dori district

Enjoy the nostalgic atmosphere and idyllic scene of Japanese countryside in Daio Wasabi Farm

Take a scenic hike through Kamikochi valley’s spectacular sightseeing spots and the surrounding Japan Alps

Get off the beaten path in Kiso valley with ancient nature trails surrounded by verdant forests and nicely preserved post towns

Savor your time in the beautiful old town vibes of Takayama with century-old streets, traditional ryokan, vibrant local markets and museums

Experience laid back rural lifestyle in the historic villages of Shirakawa-go and Gokayama

Be immersed in Japanese culture, exploring some of Kyoto’s 17 World Heritage Sites and awesome places

Head to the 8th-century capital of Nara to visit the deer park, Todaiji Temple and Kasuga Taisha shrine

Explore Koyasan, the sacred mountain of Shingon Buddhism with its holy temples, extraordinary cemetery and moving morning prayers

Uncover the foodie heaven in Osaka with ample chances of tasting local dishes

Romantic Honeymoon in Japan

Visit a Tokyo’s Sumo Stable to see a sumo morning practice from up close

Become a seafood gourmand exploring Tsukiji Outer Market with a fresh sushi feast

Explore Tokyo’s main attractive sites, including Imperial Palace and its East Gardens, Ueno Park

Discover Edo era style aesthetic while walking through charming streets of Kawagoe town

Experience Japanese ryokan hospitality and amazing onsen culture in Shuzenji town

Free to unwind in Japanese culture with some visits to Kyoto’s iconic sights like Golden Pavilion, Ryoanji temple or Kiyomizudera

Admire the photogenic Kifune Shrine and its tranquil surrounding Kibune village

Learn about the life and motivation of Geisha in the Gion district in Kyoto as well as enjoy the vibrant nightlife there

Witness the mystical sunset from Ukimidou, the famed floating temple hall on Lake Biwa

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As our Asia Tours experts understand that each traveller has different needs and preferences, they have carefully designed an abundance of Japan Tours Styles collections to make sure that you can find a tour that suits your travel style. Visiting the highlights of Japan in our Classic Tours, partaking in some of the best outdoor sports (e.g., skiing, trekking and biking) in Japan Active Tours collection or getting the unforgettable experiences with your spouse in our Japan Honeymoon Holidays, Asia Tours has the perfect fit.

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Our best Japan Classic itineraries offer you a great chance to enjoy the beauty of country’s highlights & must-see sites in Japan – from the population destinations in renowned cities such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Hokkaido and Osaka, as well as the white sandy beaches of Japan in Okinawa with...

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Japan may not immediately spring to mind for a family holiday when you travel to Asia, but it is an amazing destination where there is always something for any member. To give you and your kids the best travel experience, our best Japan Family Tours offer an extensive list of exciting outdoors...

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If you take a look at the world map, you’ll realize that Japan is surrounded by the sea, and that means there are plenty of amazing and white sandy beaches (e.g., Okinawa, Shikoku, Kyushu and near Tokyo)  with crystal clear waters and the diverse marine underwater world for beach lovers....

Japan Day Trips & Short Breaks

Whether you’re short on time or simply look for some short tours but still want to experience the most of Japan has to offer, don’t hesitate to take a peek at our best Japan Day Trip & Short Breaks tour packages. This collection is carefully created to help you visit the highlights (e.g.,...

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Made up of over 3,000 islands with two-thirds of which is mountains, Japan is without a doubt a captivating paradise for nature lovers and adventure seekers. From north to south, this Asian country offers tourists a variety of active outdoors and thrilling travel experiences, such as hiking through...

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With an incredibly unique culture, plenty of attractive landmarks and enchanting natural wonders, Japan is one of the most alluring countries in the world that can cater to every personal interests and hobby. At Asia Private Tours, we are offering travellers a hand-picked collection of Japan...

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Each season in Japan offers newlyweds exciting experiences for the ultimate honeymoon

This guide to honeymoons in Japan reveals which seasons are the best time to visit Japan's modern and ancient cities, picnic under the cherry blossom trees, climb Mt. Fuji and relax on Japan's best beaches. It offers insight on when to visit Japan's shrines and temples offering spiritual marriage support and when to head to mountain onsen retreats. Whatever season you choose to honeymoon in Japan, you can experience the best seasonal Japanese food, culture, nature and unparalleled hospitality to start making memories as a married couple.

Honeymoon when spring has sprung in Japan

Honeymoons in Japan—spring

Spring in Japan is associated with cherry blossom when the delicate pink sakura petals bloom across the country. A picnic under the trees with a glass of sakura champagne would be a memorable way to toast to your new life.

Many of the top spots are lit up at night, adding a little more romance to your experience. Expect large crowds at the major locations, so if you are looking for somewhere quiet and romantic, head to a peaceful local spot.

Cherry trees line the country's rivers

When is cherry blossom season in Japan?

If your spring honeymoon doesn't coincide with the fleeting blossoms, this season is still a great time to visit Japan. The weather is mild and generally stays clear until the rainy season begins in June. Along with autumn, it is the best time to get out and explore the country's modern and ancient cities.

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Spring is a great season to explore Japan's cities

Wander through Japan's ancient towns and cities together

*Be extra careful if you are planning a honeymoon from the end of April through the beginning of May. The Golden Week national holiday takes place at this time, and booking accommodation and transport becomes very difficult and expensive.

Okinawa is Japan's tropical paradise

Honeymoons in Japan—summer

Summer in Japan is very hot and humid, and in recent years temperatures in some of the major cities and landlocked prefectures have risen to over 40 degrees Celsius. Rather than exploring the sweltering towns and cities, the Japanese summer is perfect for spending time on the coast or above the clouds. For newlyweds looking to relax on the beach or do some serious trekking, Japan has plenty to offer.

Hoshinoya Taketomi is a luxury resort ideal for honeymooners

Wherever you decide to stay in Okinawa, make sure you hire a car and explore the original local culture of the Okinawan islands. Kayak in the mangroves, taste the area's distinctive food and drink and schedule in some walks along the beach and view the spectacular sunsets.

Take on an active challenge together by climbing Mt. Fuji or some of Japan's other peaks

Autumn in Japan is crisp and clear

Honeymoons in Japan—autumn

Autumn in Japan is crisp and clear and a great time for outdoorsy couples to visit Japan. The Japanese summer tends to linger on until the end of September, however from mid-October to mid-December the weather is good. While exploration is possible throughout the year, the comfortable climate makes it a great season to spend time in the cities and countryside.

As fall is an ideal season for exploring the country, why not follow in the footsteps of Japan's first honeymoon couple or visit certain shrines for some spiritual marriage support from the gods?

Meoto Iwa otherwise known as the "wedded rocks"

Head out into Japan's wintry wilds

Honeymoons in Japan—winter

Winter in Japan might be very cold, but there are plenty of opportunities to warm up in private onsen, ski and experience winter illuminations.

Japan's traditional ryokan hotels offer guests high levels of hospitality and are often set in deep nature, making them the ideal choice for a honeymoon getaway, especially during the winter. Many ryokan offer in-room dining, allowing you to feast on meticulously crafted kaiseki dining without leaving the comfort and warmth of your room. Many ryokan also provide private onsen. Bathing in bubbling hot springs just for the two of you offers an authentic and private Japanese experience. Reserving a private outdoor onsen becomes a magical experience in the winter when the snow is falling.

Cozy up in a traditional ryokan

Get active in the snow at one of Japan's many ski resorts

Top honeymoon experiences—any time of the year

-See Tokyo from above by booking a private helicopter tour of the city—some tours fly as far as Mt. Fuji

-Dress up in traditional Japanese kimono in Kyoto and stroll the cobbled streets—have your picture professionally taken to add to your wedding album

-Treat yourself to world-class cuisine by visiting one of the country's highly acclaimed restaurants—many with Michelin stars

A tiny bath for two — Kumano Hongu Tourist Association

-Bathe in a tiny, ancient onsen for two at Tsuboyu in Wakayama Prefecture where legend states that couples who bathe here increase their chances of having children

-Toast to your future with a cocktail on the top floor of one of Tokyo's skyscrapers—the Park Hyatt Tokyo's New York Bar remains a favorite

-Ride the bullet train for an authentic and high-speed Japanese experience—reserve a seat in the Gran Class on the Hokuriku Shinkansen for a first-class experience

-Take a luxurious train trip on the Seven Stars in Kyushu Cruise Train (advance bookings essential) or the classic Twilight Express Mizukaze (Western Japan). Applications to travel on the Seven Stars in Kyushu Cruise Train can be made through the following site: https://www.cruisetrain-sevenstars.jp/english/application/

-Take some Japanese cooking classes or sushi making classes together

-Enjoy a foodie tour for some seriously good Japanese food. Visit Asakusa Kappabashi, otherwise known as Kitchen Town, and stock up on kitchen utensils for your new home

-Get to know your sake a little better by doing some sake tasting together

-Get creative as a couple and try some hands-on experiences—ceramic making, indigo dyeing/batik, glass blowing, carving—and create something to take back home with you

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• Japan Honeymoon Packages

Japan is an intriguing nation with a fascinating history, vibrant culture, breathtaking natural scenery, and cutting-edge technology. It is a place where ancient temples and shrines coexist alongside futuristic cities like Tokyo and Osaka, making the country remarkable to explore. To have a hassle-free journey, book Japan tour packages and enjoy what this entrancing nation brings to the table. Everything will be taken care of at Pickyourtrail , from accommodations, and transportation, to guided tours, and other activities. A Japan travel package can be a great way to make the most of your time in Japan and ensure a memorable trip because there is so much to see and do with your loved ones.

Why Visit Japan for your Honeymoon vacation?

There are several reasons why Japan makes a great honeymoon destination. Have a look:

Romantic Destinations in Japan

Japan has numerous romantic places that are ideally suited for honeymooners, such as the incredible city of Kyoto, the pleasant town of Hakone, the island of Miyajima, and so much more. The lovely atmosphere is a bonus for every couple having a romantic time in Japan.

Diverse cultural experiences

Honeymooners can explore Japan's unique and rich culture together. Numerous cultural experiences can be shared, including going to ancient temples and shrines, participating in traditional Japanese tea ceremonies, and even trying on traditional wedding kimonos.

Delectable Japanese food

Japan is famous for its flavourful cooking, and attempting new foods together can be a truly memorable part of your Honeymoon in Japan experience. There are numerous dishes to try, including ramen and udon noodles, as well as sushi and sashimi.

Charming landscapes

Japan is home to the absolute most gorgeous natural sceneries on the planet, from the famous Mount Fuji to the brilliant foliage of harvest time in Kyoto. Exploring the natural beauty of Japan on your Japan honeymoon package with your partner can be an unforgettable and romantic experience.

Advanced technology

Japan is renowned for its cutting-edge technology, and honeymooners can take pleasure in exploring the most recent innovations and gadgets together. From rapid trains to robot restaurants, Japan offers tons of head-turning moments, so get ready for those! 

Japan Honeymoon Trip Cost from India

On average, a 7-day Honeymoon trip to Japan from India can cost between INR 3,00,000 and INR 4,50,000 per person , including airfare, lodging, transportation, meals, and activities. Airfare  for an individual can cost anywhere between INR 40,000 to INR 1,00,000, and accommodations can cost between INR 10,000 and INR 20,000 . Transportation, for example, the Japan Rail Pass , can cost INR 13,000 to INR 26,000 . The actual cost will be determined by the itinerary, accommodations, and activities that you curate.

Sample Japan Honeymoon Itinerary

Day 1&2: Tokyo

After arriving in Tokyo, check in at your hotel and have a blasting special night experience in Japan's lively capital. Enjoy the city's panoramic views and have a romantic dinner at the Tokyo Tower's restaurant. You can wander Tokyo's vibrant streets before returning to your hotel. Let us guide you through the cultural tapestry of Tokyo and create unforgettable experiences with our Tokyo Tour Packages !

Start your Day 2 of Japan honeymoon trip by taking a stroll through the tranquil gardens of the Imperial Palace in Tokyo. Then, visit the Meiji Sanctum, a quiet Shinto place of worship settled in a forested region of the city. Explore the trendy Harajuku neighborhood in the afternoon, then indulge in street food and shopping.

Day 3: Hakone

Next day, plan a road trip from Tokyo to the grand town of Hakone, which is well known for its hot springs or onsen and mind-blowing views of Mount Fuji. Afterward, visit the Hakone Open-Air Museum, enjoy a traditional Japanese kaiseki dinner, and unwind in one of the town's numerous hot springs.

Day 4&5: Kyoto

Explore the numerous historic temples and shrines in Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan, on your day 4 of Japan trip. Arashiyama's bamboo groves can be explored while visiting the Fushimi Inari Shrine, known for its thousands of torii gates. Stay in a ryokan, a traditional Japanese inn, and enjoy a kaiseki dinner in the evening. Experience the timeless allure of Kyoto with our meticulously curated Kyoto tour packages . From majestic temples to serene gardens, immerse yourself in the cultural treasures of this enchanting city.

Spend your day 5, touring the Golden Pavilion (Kinkakuji), Kiyomizu-Dera Temple, and Ryoanji Temple, which are among Kyoto's most well-known temples and shrines. Enjoy a romantic dinner at a traditional Japanese restaurant after taking a stroll through the traditional Gion district.

Day 6: Osaka

On your last day of Japan vacation from India , visit Osaka and explore the bustling streets of Dotonbori. Enjoy some delectable Osaka-style street food after visiting Osaka Castle, one of the city's most famous landmarks. Take a stroll along the Dotonbori Canal and a romantic farewell dinner to mark the end of your honeymoon with our Osaka Tour Packages .

So, what do you think? Isn't Japan a fantastic destination for a honeymoon trip? With the country's remarkable mix of culture, nature, and innovation, it is your go-to destination for sure! It is best to book a Japan honeymoon package through Pickyourtrail to ensure a stress-free and enjoyable honeymoon. Here you can also customize your Japan itinerary just as you want and have a perfect vacation. Prepare to make a lot of wonderful memories with your beloved in Japan.

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Honeymoon in Japan

• Duration : 15 days
• Locations : Tokyo, Hakone Mt Fuji, Osaka, Miyajima, Okayama, Kinosaki Onsen, Kyoto
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This Japan tour is specially designed for honeymooners or couples looking for new experiences together.

Discover the wonders of Japan and enjoy activities for two : ryokan with private onsen , helicopter tour, shiatsu massage , guided tour on Love , kimono walk in Kyoto...

An unforgettable trip of a lifetime to Japan.

2 week itinerary 

• Departure city/airport : Tokyo  (Narita :  NRT  or Haneda :  HND )
• Tokyo (4 nights)
• Hakone Mount Fuji (1 night)
• Osaka (1 night)
• Miyajima  Island (1 night)
• Kurashiki ,  Okayama  and the artists island  Naoshima  (2 nights)
• Kinosak i Onsen (1 night)
• Kyoto  (4 nights including 1 day in  Nara )
• End Return airport :  Osaka (Kansai international airport : KIX )

Please find below the itinerary details.

Tour length : 14 nights / 15 days (+ 1 day at the beginning if you leave from Europe)

Indeed, the tour departure and end dates presented on this page relate to your stay in Japan. On departure, you will have to leave Europe on the day before. The return flight is on the same day due to the time difference.

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• Departure from Europe : January 1st
• Arrival Tokyo  (date to be selected in the tour calendar while booking ) : January 2nd
• Return flight from Kansai international airport : January 16th

Fancy a romantic tour without having to overdo it? " Romantic tour in Japan " should suit you!

Why this trip to Japan ?

• A tour  specifically designed for couples  : itinerary, accommodation and " romantic " activities
• Welcomed at the airport  by our team, you will be taken to your hotel in Tokyo by shuttle bus
• Take a helicopter flight over the world's largest city!
• A private guided day to discover all of Tokyo's romantic sides
• Head to the edge of  Mount Fuji  for an unforgettable dinner and overnight stay in a ryokan
• After Osaka, the  sacred island of Miyajima  awaits you for a second night in a ryokan
• In Kurashiki, discover the  Venice of Japan , lined with canals
• The many onsens in the spa town of Kinosaki will make you feel good in the land of Zen !
• In Kyoto, an English-speaking travel angel will welcome you to your cosy nest
• Dressed in a kimono and accompanied by a photographer, take a stroll through Kyoto!
• Free : a shiatsu massage  in a superb machiya typical of Kyoto!
• All the transport passes to make your journey as smooth as possible
• Enjoy unlimited  internet access  thanks to your pocket Wi-Fi
• If needed, contact our bilingual Japanese/English-speaking assistance team available 7/7
• A number of guided days or other optional  activities  are available
• Benefit from the expertise of  Japan Experience , European leading travel agency in Japan.

Your trip in detail

Day 1 : wake up in tokyo 東京.

Arrival in Japan

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Arrival at Tokyo airport (Narita or Haneda). Welcome to Japan! Yokoso 日本へようこそ！

Welcomed out of customs by our airport assistant, who will give you all your travel documents and Pocket WiFi. Unaccompanied transfer from the airport to Tokyo (see details).

This transfer is done in a shared shuttle or bus, with other guests departing for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers depart between 1.5 and 3 hours after your scheduled flight arrival and stops can be made before your hotel.

If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after the actual arrival of your flight, feel free to take the "Private Taxi from the Airport" option.

Check-in at Hotel OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts or same category hotel 3* (rooms available from 3:00pm).

You will have a double bed in your room for the entire stay, whereas most hotels in Japan only offer twin rooms with 2 single beds!

Day 2 : First steps in the capital

Worldwide famous Shibuya crossing, Tokyo

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What is there to do in Tokyo on the first day?

We advise you to slowly start visiting Tokyo from its western districts: - Harajuku : the avant-garde district - Meiji Jingû, the imperial shrine - Takeshita-Dori: the most famous street in Japan - Omotesando: Tokyo's Champs-Élysées - Shibuya and its unmistakable "crossroads"

Metro travel in the city is included in your tour.

Day 3 : Praise to Cupid

Cherry blossoms in Tokyo

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A guided day to discover Tokyo, the romantic city that has nothing to envy from Paris. Your guide will introduce you to the Tokyo for couples: parks and temples dedicated to love, restaurants for Valentine's Day or exceptional views for souvenir photos. The day is private, so you can contact your guide beforehand if you have any special requests. It is also possible to have a more "classic" programme for this discovery day.

Day 4 : Back to the future

Tokyo tower by night

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You will be able to explore the areas you did not visit the day before. The only essential thing to do on this day is to take a helicopter tour of Tokyo! Enjoy the breathtaking views of Tokyo from the sky during a helicopter flight of the Japanese capital. An unforgettable experience for both of you. Departure is from Shinkiba Heliport, between 1pm and dusk. The flight lasts 17 minutes and will take you around Tokyo Tower, Ginza, Odaiba, Rainbow Bridge... enough to visit with a bit of height!

Day 5 : On the way to visit the emblem of Japan: Mount Fuji!

The view of Hakone jinja Torii in the lake at Hakone, a must-see close to Mount Fuji in Japan

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Departure from Shinjuku to Hakone by Romance Car express train (1 hour 20, included in your package). Romance car: a panoramic train with unparalleled comfort and...a fitting name for your stay!

You will be charmed by the magnificent scenery of this spa resort,  Lake Ashi and its view of Mount Fuji (in good weather!). Not forgetting the volcanic site of Owakudani, accessible by cable car. If you wish to be accompanied for this day, one of our English-speaking guides will reveal all the secrets of the Mount Fuji region.

Check-in at your  ryokan Ichinoyu Shinkan   or same category ryokan . At night at the ryokan, you will be treated to a tasty traditional Japanese dinner before retiring to your tatami room.

A true Japanese experience for two! Free: Japanese baths in your room!

Day 6 : First steps in the capital of Kansai

Traditional Japanese breakfast at the ryokan.

Head to Osaka (2,30 hour journey, included in your package). Check-in at your hotel, Osaka Intergate Umeda or same category hotel 3*.

In the afternoon, visit the city : - The medieval castle of Osaka, with its park full of plum and cherry trees - The city centre and its Nakanoshima Island, with its rose park in the middle of the buildings - Rendezvous in Umeda, temple of Japanese style shopping - End up at the Umeda Sky building at dusk for a 360° view of Kansai (including Kyoto on a clear day!)

As an option, you can book a river cruise between the different parts of the day.

One of our many experienced English-speaking guides can also accompany you to visit the classic sights of Osaka (optional, from 9:00 to 17:00).

For those who love high-quality red meat, there is also the possibility of travelling to Kobe in the evening or the next day for lunch to t aste the famous "Kobe beef". 22-minute train ride, every ten minutes until midnight, included in your package.

Day 7 : The Sacred Island

A short 2h40 trip (2 changes, all-inclusive) awaits you to reach the coast of the Sea of Japan. Although more touristy, this coastline is nonetheless exceptional, as witnessed by the fabulous island of Miyajima. This sacred place of Shintoism, twinned with the Mont St Michel, is accessible from "the mainland" in 15 minutes by boat (included in your offer).

Reach you r ryokan near the island's ferry terminal.

Explore the island: its Itsukushima-jinja shrine and its large gate (ootorii) standing in the sea.  (Please note: The ootorii is under construction until an unspecified date). Take the cable car up to Mount Misen and then descend on foot. A breathtaking view of Hiroshima Bay is waiting for you!

In the evening, traditional Japanese dinner in your ryokan.

Day 8 : The romantic Venice of Japan

The town of Kurashiki is lined with canals and picturesque streets: a romantic city worth a visit!

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In the morning, you can stop in Hiroshima (30 minutes by train from Miyajimaguchi ferry station, included in your JR Pass), to visit the peace park and memorial. It's not exactly romantic, but as you are passing by, it is an exceptional memorial site.

Drive from Hiroshima to Okayama (40 minutes by Shinkansen, direct, included in your package). Check-in at your hotel between the station and the castle.

Explore the castle and its magnificent Koraku-en park , before leaving in the middle of the afternoon for the romantic town of Kurashiki, a 17-minute train ride from Okayama (included with JR Pass):

Kurashiki, an old commercial metropolis lined with canals, will seduce you: - Bikan, a district with typical architecture - The Ohara Museum, keeper of paintings by Monet, Matisse, Renoir... - The Museum of Popular Arts dedicated to regional history

In the evening, return to Okayama to admire the illuminated castle and enjoy the romantic atmosphere.

Day 9 : The Art Island

Breakfast at the hotel.

We advise you to spend the day visiting Naoshima Island, 1 hour from Okayama: 45 minutes by train (1 change - free with Japan Rail Pass) and 15 minutes by boat (Buy on-site, about €4.50/pers A/R). Details in your travel diary.

Naoshima Island is world-famous for its modern art museums, the architecture of some of its buildings, and the scattered outdoor sculptures throughout its territory. These numerous museums and buildings were designed by the architect Ando Tadao. You will be impressed, among other things, by Monet's water lilies, displayed in a simple room where you enter without shoes!

N.B.: access to one of the museums of Naoshima, the Chichu Art Museum, is subject to reservation.

Return to Okayama at the end of the day by the same route as in the morning, in the middle of the Japanese countryside.

Day 10 : The village of many thermal baths

Leave for Kinosaki onsen by train (2 hours 30, 1 change in Himeji, included in your package). Take advantage of your change to visit the famous feudal castle of Himeji, a Unesco World Heritage Site.

Arrive in this picturesque village, one of the best places in Japan to discover the thermal baths - onsens. In addition to the baths in your ryokan , you can visit one or more of the 7 public onsens in the village. Wear yukata - traditional Japanese clothing - provided by your ryokan and stroll along the willow-lined canals and traditional shops towards the onsens. All of them offer various baths, some of which are unexpected: a hot bath on the roof of a building, a "penguin" sauna covered in ice, an outdoor bath lined with Japanese maple trees, or another in a cave! A great way to discover and relax.

In the evening, at dinner at the ryokan included in your package, discover the city's rich cuisine, in particular the famous Japanese sea crab.

Day 11 : The former capital

Kiyomizu dera temple in Kyoto during cherry blossom - sakura

In 2h30, reach Kyoto (no change, included in your package).

From noon onwards, you can settle into your traditional Japan Experience house! A Travel Angel will welcome you, show you some unique details and help you to have an unforgettable stay in Kyoto. You will be able to "live the Japanese way" for a few days, with a space much bigger than a hotel room and a kitchen to prepare good Japanese food!

You will stay either in the Kizuna house or in the Poem Box, two cosy nests for lovers! And ideally located!

You have 4 days to visit Kyoto. Start in the afternoon in the historic Gion district near your accommodation : - Kiyomizu-Dera, the great water temple - The historical streets of Sannen-zaka & Ninnen-zaka - Kodai-ji, the maple and bamboo temple of Kyoto

Finish off seeing the sunset in Gion. Meet your guide at 19:00 to start your late stroll around Gion, Kyoto's historic district.

More details on the exact time and location in your travel diary. At the end of this 1 hour 30 walk, your guide will be able to advise you on the best places to eat out! Please note that it is strictly forbidden to take photographs in the historic district of Gion.

Day 12 : Gold and Silver Treasures

Visit Ryoan-ji, Kyoto, the most famous rock and zen garden in Japan

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We recommend the following itinerary for this second day's visit to Kyoto: - Ryoan-ji Zen Garden - The Kinkaku-ji ( Golden Pavilion ) - Ginkaku-ji ( Silver Pavilion ) - The bewitching path of philosophy - The Nanzen-ji temple

One of our many experienced English-speaking guides can accompany you on a tour of these symbolic sites (optional, from 9:00 to 17:00).

FREE with your tour: a shiatsu massage, in a traditional Kyoto house. Shiatsu is part of traditional Japanese medicine. Based on relieving pressure, it will bring you relief and relaxation!

Travel by bus and metro in the city is included in your 3-day tour.

Day 13 : Now for some activity...

Enjoy your included activity as a couple: dressing and walking in kimonos (yukata in summer) through the historic districts of Kyoto!  All this with a private photographer, to immortalise your trip in front of temples and Zen gardens!

There are still many places to discover according to your taste: the Arashiyama bamboo grove district, the Shimogamo sanctuary or the Daitoku-ji temple complex... or Kyoto station and its tower for the futuristic side!

Or better still, book an English-speaking guide for the day (optional) to visit Kyoto off the beaten path!

Day 14 : Between temples and deer

Todai-ji temple and its imposing statue of the buddha : a must-see in Nara

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For your last day in Kyoto and its surroundings, we recommend taking the 50 minute journey to Nara, which is included in your package. Visit to Nara, the first permanent capital of Japan in the 8th century. Discover: - The Shinto shrine Kasuga Taisha and its thousands of lanterns - The Todaiji, its great bronze Buddha and the imposing Nan-Daimon gate - Kofukuji temple and its beautiful pagoda

Return to Kyoto and stop for sunset at Fushimi Inari , the huge 10,000 torii sanctuary in Kyoto. If you wish to be accompanied on this day, one of our English-speaking guides will unveil all the secrets of Japan's first capital (optional, return trip from Kyoto).

Day 15 : Sayonara, and see you next time!

Sayonara - bye bye Japan !

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Direct transfer to Kansai International Airport (included but not accompanied).

Return flight to Europe, North America, Australia.

Do not hesitate to extend your trip by one or more days to Kansai or elsewhere... We will be able to advise you!

Included in your self-guided tour

Accommodation

- 4  nights in a 3* hotel  in the heart of Tokyo, close to public transport

- 1  night in a 3* ryokan  in Hakone Mount Fuji, traditional half-board

- 1  night  in  a 3* hotel in Osaka

- 1  night in a 3* ryokan  in Miyajima, traditional half-board

- 2  nights in a 3* hotel  in Okayama, near the train station

- 1  night in a 3* ryokan  in Kinosaki, traditional half-board

- 4 nights in a  traditional Kyoto house

The basic rate includes a room with double bed in the hotels.

-  Airport transfers  

- Prepaid public  transport card

-  Japan Rail Pass  for 7 days

- Tokyo Metro Pass f or 3 days

- Hakone Free Pass  for 2 days

- Romancecar Tokyo Shinjuku -> Hakone

- Kansai Thru Pass for 3 days

Experiences and meals

-  Airport welcome

-  Traditional dinner and breakfast  in the ryokan at Hakone, Miyajima and Kinosaki

-  Breakfasts  excluding Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka

-  Discounts  at many Hakone tourist sites

- Private guided day tour in Tokyo

- Helicopter flight over Tokyo

-  Shiatsu massage  in Kyoto

-  Welcome to Kyoto  by a travel angel

- Kimono rental in Kyoto and photoshoot

- Guided night  tour of Gion 

Additional services

- Unlimited  Wi-Fi  access with pocket Wi-Fi

- Complete e- travel diary  sent 20 days before your departure

- The helpline is available from 8am to 10pm Japanese time, 7 days a week, in English and Japanese. The number will be given to you in your travel pack. It is valid for telephone calls and Whatsapp.

Not included in the price of your trip

- Flights Europe <> Japan

- Optional insurance policies

- Personal expenses including meals (breakfast optional)

- Public transport when your transport cards have run out (see details)

- Anything not included in the "included in your tour" section

More about your trip

Your tour :

• The prices displayed on this page may vary according to the exchange rate of the Japanese ¥.
• Unfortunately, this tour is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
• Pets are not allowed.
• Children over 3 years of age are allowed. Rates for children are available for people from 3 to 11 years old inclusive.
• This programme is subject to change due to circumstances such as weather conditions or any other case of force majeure. Please note that due to the current circumstances, any information mentioned is subject to change or modification.
• Travel diary by email before departure, and other electronic documents 
• Paper documents (airport transfer ticket, transportation card, Japan Rail Pass voucher) and Pocket WiFi upon arrival at the airport by our airport assistant.
• This tour is for all couples, for all ages and all genders: gay and lesbian included. Japan is a rather open country on this subject.
• Note : In very rare cases, mostly in very high season, steps might be reversed. You will be informed in your mini travel-guide. Thanks for your kind understanding.

Your accommodation :

• Some hotels may ask you to pay a tourist tax on arrival. This depends on the city and even the hotel, as some do not include it in the booking price. Normally, it is 200¥/night/person (about £1.37/1.93$) but can be slightly higher in 4* hotels. It must be paid in cash at the hotel reception. For traditional Japan Experience accommodations, it is included in the initial tour price.
• Room size: in Japan, a densely populated country where everything is compact, 3-star luxury hotels are of very good quality but the rooms are often quite narrow (12 to 20m2/129 sq ft to 215 sq ft) depending on the hotel. Please note the size of the single room, between 10 and 16m2 (107sq ft and 172 fq ft). For more comfort, you can choose our luxury 4* accommodation upgrade option. 
• Double room: double bed by default in the hotels and houses of the tour. In the ryokan, however, you will sleep in 2 single futons.
• Names of the hotels : The names given on the site are for information only. In the event of unavailability, an establishment of equivalent standing will be scheduled. Hotels, corresponding to local standards, are given as an indication and may be changed on site for hotels of a similar category.
• In the ryokan in Hakone, the room has a private sink, toilet, and a private Japanese bathroom (traditional or modern onsen).
• In the ryokan in Miyajima and Kinosaki, the rooms have a private sink and toilet. The single-sex collective Japanese baths ("onsen") then act as shared bathrooms, with showers and thermal baths. They are freely accessible, at the times in force on the site. These baths are often not accessible to people with clearly visible tattoo (s).
• The latter are invited to contact us to evaluate the possibilities of accommodation with private baths or shared baths that can be reserved.
• The 4* ryokan (see 4* option) have comfortable futons raised on either western beds in a traditional tatami room. The bathrooms and toilets of the 4* ryokans are private
• Traditional house in Kyoto: each house has been chosen for its location (transport, shops, temples...) and thus to facilitate your stay. Most of them are either located in the historical district of Gion or on the edge of the Path of Philosophy and the Silver Temple. All lodgings have at least one Japanese tatami room and are equipped with a minimum of 3 beds, either in a single western bed (not double) or on a futon. Do not hesitate to specify in your comments that you want to sleep in a western bed.

Your transport :

• Flights are not included in this tour. Do not hesitate to contact us if you would like to include flights in your order: Flights in economy class with stopovers or direct flights, eco-premium or business air upgrades, provincial departures or abroad: we will be able to advise you.
• The tour departure and end dates presented on this page relate to your stay in Japan. You will arrive in Japan via Tokyo (Narita or Haneda airports) and depart from Kansai airport (KIX, not Itami ITM). On departure, you will have to leave the day before Europe and land at 6:30 p.m. at the most to make the most of the airport services of your circuit (reception and transfer to Tokyo).The return flight is on the same day due to the time difference, with a departure time of 9am at the earliest. Please do not hesitate to consult us for any uncertainty or need for precision in the choice of international flights.
• If the flights have been purchased by your care without the intervention of Japan Experience, it is necessary to send us by mail 1 month before your departure your flight information (flight number, airport, date and time of arrival) to allow us 'Organize your welcome and airport transfer.
• Airport Transfers: The shared limousine bus leaves from the airport and stops either in front of your hotel or at a stop within 1-15 minutes walk from your hotel. Our airport assistant in Tokyo will drive you to the platform to pick up the airport transfer. The transfer to the hotel is unassisted. If you wish to be accompanied from the airport to your hotel reception, please choose the option "Accompanied Airport Transfer". This transfer is done in a shared shuttle or bus, with other clients leaving for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers leave between 1.5 and 3 hours after your flight's scheduled arrival and stops can be made before your hotel. If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after the actual arrival of your flight, feel free to take the "Private Taxi from the Airport" option. Please note: due to the many changes in flight schedules by the airlines, if the airline notifies you of a change in arrival time less than 72 hours before your departure, and if it exceeds 45 minutes, we cannot guarantee your airport shuttle. You will then have to take a taxi at your own expense, requesting a refund from your airline for abusive schedule changes. The same applies to your return journey: 72 hours before your return flight, we cannot change the shuttle schedule. Similarly, you will have to take a taxi booked with the hotel, at your own expense, with reimbursement procedures with the airline company being the only solution. Japan Experience is not responsible for last minute schedule changes. On the way back, the shared shuttle bus leaves from your hotel or very close by to take you directly to the Kansai KIX airport in 1 hour 30.
• Included in your tour is a pre-charged transport prepayment card of ¥ 1,500 (around £10.30 / 14.54$) (suica or Pasmo brand); a 7-day Japan Rail Pass, a Hakone Free Pass, a Tokyo Metro Pass for 3 days, a Kansai Thru Pass  for 3 days, and the supplement for the Romance Car train. These cards should cover a large part of your trips during the stay. Upon expiry of the 1,500¥ Transport Prepayment Card, or if the line you are travelling on is not covered by your Japan Rail Pass, any travel will be at your own expense by recharging your pre-paid transport card (at vending machines in all stations and metro stations).
• Travel by metro and bus in the cities (payable by pre-paid transport card, included in your package)
• Transfers from the train station to the hotels (by foot, bus, metro or taxi)
• Travel on private train lines (other than JR)
• Travel on Nozomi and Mizuho high-speed trains (shinkansen)
• Trips made outside the validity period of the Japan Rail Pass
• Japan Rail Pass: It is not necessary to possess a Japan Rail Pass which covers your entire stay. This is only cost-effective if it is used for long journeys between the different stages of your stay (especially in shinkansen) which are very expensive. In large cities like Tokyo, only about ⅓ of public transport is covered by the Japan Rail Pass and getting around is relatively cheap (Tokyo metro tickets: £1.71 / 2.42$; Kyoto daily bus card: £4.28 / 5.97$). Thus, providing you with a Japan Rail Pass for more than 7 days (14 or 21) would not be cost-effective and, on the contrary, would significantly increase the cost of your trip.
• If a person taking part in the tour is a Japanese national and a resident of Japan, or a foreigner with tax residence in Japan (including a student), then that person is not eligible for the Japan Rail Pass. Please contact us to get the price of the tour without a Japan Rail Pass. They will have to buy the train tickets for the tour directly in Japan. The Kansai Thru Pass is also subject to the same nationality/residency requirements. This is not the case for the Hakone Free pass. If this person is a Japanese citizen but not a resident of Japan, then he/she can benefit from the Japan Rail Pass under certain conditions (see  https://www.japan-experience.com/frequently-asked-questions ).

Your activities :

• Airport reception is in English. Your airport assistant will be waiting for you at the customs exit holding a sign with the name of the reservation. They will give you your travel documents and take you to your airport transfer. They will not accompany you to Tokyo (this is possible, but optional).
• An English speaking Travel Angel who is a specialist in Japan will be there to welcome you to your traditional house in Kyoto. They will give you the keys, explain how the house and its facilities work, give you a tour of the area (tourist sites, supermarkets, bike rental...) and answer all your questions. They will be available throughout your stay in case of any problems or questions.
• The guided tour of Gion takes place in groups of 12 people maximum, from from 6pm to 7:30/8:00pm. In English. More details on the meeting place in your travel journal. Dinner is not planned but your guide will be able to give you their best spots.
• The shiatsu massage in Kyoto is performed for both members of the couple at the same time, most of the time in the same room, but this is not always guaranteed.
• Romantic guided day tour in Tokyo : Your guide will pick you up at your flat at 9am, and the day will last until 5pm. Your meals, transport and visits are at your expense. Those of the guide are included in your tour. Details in your travel diary.
• Kimono rental does not include make-up 

Your meals :

• Traditional Japanese dinner and Japanese breakfast (mostly savoury) are included in your ryokan. Do not hesitate to indicate any dietary requirements you may have, we will pass them on to the ryokan so that they can take them into account when planning the meals. If the ryokan does not take any of these dietary requirements into account, we cannot be held responsible and no compensation will be issued.
• Breakfasts which are not included in your package can be added at the reception when you arrive at the hotel. However, you will find many cafés near your hotel serving copious breakfasts, often tastier than those in the hotels, which sometimes have tight schedules and are predominantly savory. However, if you would like to add breakfast to your offer when you make your reservation, you can select it as an option.
• The traditional Japan Experience houses are equipped for cooking and are located close to supermarkets and markets.

Your additional services:

• A pocket wifi is included in your tour. It allows unlimited high-speed internet access. Your Pocket WiFi will be given to you at the airport of arrival.
• It comes with a small booklet to operate your device (don't panic: simple operation) and a prepaid envelope to return your device at the end of your stay. Your pocket wifi will work naturally until the last day of your trip to Japan.
• A maximum of 5 devices can be connected to a pocket wifi (phone, tablet, computer).
• A single pocket wifi is provided for a circuit order of 1 to 5 people. For an order of 6 people or more, a second pocket wifi will be added automatically and at no extra cost to your reservation.

When you buy, Japan Experience offers you 2 types of protection:

Japan Experience Flex :  Cancellation insurance before departure under conditions.

Japan Experience Protect : Pre-departure cancellation insurance under conditions and on-site assistance under conditions. 

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa? Do I need vaccinations?

As of October 11, 2022, Japan will open its borders to all Europeans (including the European Union, the United Kingdom and Switzerland) and North Americans (Canada and the United States) without requiring a visa.

Only non-triply vaccinated travelers need a negative PCR test performed within 72 hours prior to departure.

Do I still need a visa to travel to Japan as a tourist?

No, no visa is required for blue countries including all European countries (European Union, United Kingdom and Switzerland included) and North American countries (Canada and United States). List of blue countries: https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html . If you have another nationality, please contact the Japanese embassy in your country of residence to obtain this visa.

Do I still need a PCR or antigen test to go to Japan?

No, if you are triple vaccinated with the vaccines approved by Japan (Pfizer, Moderna, ...exhaustive list here : https://www.mofa.go.jp/ca/fna/page24e_000317.html ) there is no need for any test.

I do not have 3 doses of vaccine or I am not vaccinated against COVID, can I enter Japan?

Proof of Covid vaccines is no longer required for travelers from "blue" countries. Therefore, unvaccinated travelers can enter Japan if they live in blue countries. But a negative PCR test is required at embarkation for travelers who are not vaccinated 3 times.

Is there still a quarantine upon arrival in Japan?

Quarantine and testing on arrival have been eliminated for travelers from blue countries.

Is insurance mandatory?

No, but it is recommended. Japan Experience, as an option of its tours, provides appropriate travel insurance solutions.

What anti-covid measures are still in place in Japan?

The mask must be worn indoors (except in exceptional cases) and in transportation.

What applications should I download before entering Japan?

For tracking the evolution of the coronavirus epidemic, the Japanese government recommends downloading several applications:

MySOS, the health and location tracking app (it will be used to confirm your location, health status and accommodation).

COCOA, the COVID-19 contact confirmation app (this will be used to notify you of possible contact with a COVID-19 positive person).

For more information, please visit: https://www.hco.mhlw.go.jp/manual/pdf-en/summary.pdf 

Guided or self-guided tour... what type of tour should you go for?

Whether you want to discover new things or discover yourself, stay in a fully organised tour or take a leisurely one: at Japan Experience, you will find a tour to suit your needs! Discover our 3 tour formulas now: guided, self-guided or personalised tour: Guided tours: Travelling with a specialist Would you like to travel with a small group of 8 to 12 people, accompanied by a private English-speaking guide? Classic destinations or off the beaten path, Japan Experience offers many guided tours, for all kinds of budget. Offering several departure dates throughout the year, these tours start at €2,890 per person. Self-guided tours: Independent travel These tours, with pre-planned itineraries, include accommodation, flights, transport, 24-hour assistance and optional guided activities. From €540 per person, plan your days as you wish, following the recommendations in your travel diary. Tailor-made tours: Travel according to your desires Design the trip you've always dreamed of! Our specialist advisors are available by email, telephone or directly in one of our agencies to answer all your questions and help you design your own customised tour.

How long should a trip to Japan last?

For a first trip to Japan, a period of 2 weeks is optimal, with at least 3 days in Tokyo and 3 days in Kyoto and its region. Don't forget to take some time at the beginning of the trip to get used to the time difference.

Where should you start your tour in Japan? Where should you finish?

Most Japan Experience tours begin in Tokyo. This is because it is the gateway to both modern and traditional Japan. Tokyo allows a traveller to enter Japan step by step, whilst getting used to the time difference. Tokyo also has Japan's top two airports in terms of traffic. A few of our tours end in the Kansai region (Kyoto or Osaka). The return flight then goes from from Kansai International Airport (KIX), the 3rd largest airport in Japan, offering many possibilities for return flights to Europe without any real extra cost compared to a return flight from Tokyo. On these tours, the Japan Rail Pass does not cover the whole tour, allowing you to reduce the total price of the tour. And this without losing any transport possibilities as the Japan Rail Pass is of little use in Kansai. However, tours are available from Tokyo and sometimes other cities in Japan.

When is the best time to see the cherry blossoms? And the autumn leaves?

Recommended dates for seeing the spring flowers: - plum blossoms: mid-February to mid-March - cherry blossoms (sakura): between 20 March and 15 April (dates vary from year to year) - wisteria, iris, azaleas: mid-April to end of May - hydrangeas: June - lotus flowers: August Recommended dates outside of spring : - Autumn leaves: mid-November - Observation of Zen gardens under the snow: mid-December to mid-February

What are the essentials for a first trip to Japan?

The must-see places for a first trip to Japan are:

• Tokyo, the megalopolis with a thousand sides to it
• Kyoto, the capital of sophistication and Nara, with its temples and deer
• Hiroshima, between memory and modern times, and its sacred island Miyajima
• Mount Fuji, Japan's most famous mountain
• The Japanese Alps: Takayama, Matsumoto, Shirakawa-go
• Kanazawa, both modern and traditional, on the Sea of Japan

And many other unforgettable places to discover in our tours.

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• A wide range of products to let you  Experience Japan from the inside
• Competitive prices  thanks to a single team in UK, Europe, USA and Japan, with no intermediaries
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Irresistible culture, ancient history and did we mention the food? A Japan honeymoon is captivating. Let us take you there with everything you need to know to plan a honeymoon in Japan…

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Japan ‘s irresistible rich culture, rooted deep in tradition, religion, and history mixed with iconic modernity, is a heady mix for a honeymoon with a difference!

A Japan honeymoon is a whirlwind of cities, mountains, trains, food, shopping, museums, shrines and temples.

We can’t think of a better honeymoon destination for culture, history and food lovers . Plus, you’ll also find beaches to rival any Indian Ocean or Caribbean paradise.

If you’re thinking about a Japan honeymoon, you might wonder, is Japan good for honeymoon? How do you get there? How do you get around? What are the best things to do in Japan? Where to go to in Japan? What are the best honeymoon hotels in Japan?

Let us show you how to you plan the perfect Japan Honeymoon and organise the best trip to this iconic island country.

Let’s go to the Land of the Rising Sun with our Ultimate Japan Honeymoon Guide !

Good to know about Japan

Time Zone:  GMT +9

Language:  Japanese

Capital:  Tokyo

Population:  127 million

Currency:  Japanese Yen 円

A few phrases:

Hi: Konnichiwa

Thank you: Arigatou gozaimasu

Goodbye: Ja, mata 

Visa Required:  Most nationalities can enter Japan for up to 90 days without a visa. If need help to get a visa, check out  iVisa.com . You will need 6 months of validity left on your passport.

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Travel Health:  Japan is a malaria-free and  zika free  honeymoon destination. Travel vaccinations are recommended for Japan.

We encourage you to visit the  Center for Disease Control website  for up-to-date travel vaccination recommendations or speak to a Tropical Medicine Specialist.

The best time to visit Japan for honeymoon

There is no worst time to visit Japan as it can really depend on what your interests are.

Japan stretches from cooler temperatures in Hokkaido to tropical vibes in Okinawa.

Typically, the best time to visit Japan for honeymoon is from March to May for cherry blossom season and from September to November as the autumn leaves change . 

Sakura season, when the cherry blossom trees come into bloom, emerges in March in the country’s south. April is the peak time as the trees bloom further north.

This is an extremely busy time of year for crowds in Japan, but it’s when the colours are vibrant and beautiful.

Golden Week is a big national holiday at the beginning of May when domestic tourists are on the move, too, making it busy and expensive.

June to August is hot and you will get more rainfall. August is another busy month for travel period as it is the school holidays.

September is a lovely time to visit, and October is one of the best months to visit.

It’s much cooler from November to February, and these months are low season. You’ll get snowfall in the north, ideal for skiing and winter sports.

It’s the dry season in Okinawa although from December to February the temperatures are cooler (early 20s°C /late 60s°F) in the south during winter.

Where to stay on a Japan honeymoon

Hotels in Japan are similar standard to those you’ll find elsewhere in the world and there is a range of everything from cosy budget capsule hotels to ultra luxury hotels.

Rooms are on the small side usually, as space is at a premium. It’s unlikely you’ll have a king sized bed unless you’re staying in an high-end luxury hotel .

Ryokans are traditional Japanese inns where you can experience authentic Japanese culture. A stay in a Ryokan is a must on your trip to Japan.

Ryokans are basic, with tatami-matted floors, paper sliding doors, futon bedding, and shared bathrooms. Guests must remove their shoes before entering. They often include breakfast and dinner.

Many ryokans have onsens. Onsens are hot springs . They have been part of Japanese culture for centuries and are renowned for their healing properties.

Onsens are segregated by gender and bathing suits are prohibited . Yes, you are completely naked in an onsen.

Couples with tattoos may not be permitted to use an onsen. It’s best to check before booking.

Shukubo is a temple lodging. These are a unique way to immerse yourself in the traditional lifestyle of Buddhist monks.

Accommodation is basic, with Japanese rooms, futon bedding, and shared bathrooms. The evening meal is a Buddhist vegetarian known as Shojin.

Where to eat on a Japan honeymoon

Where to start? Sushi , teriyaki, ramen, wagyu , sashimi, udon, to name a few names you’ll know from home. Cafes, bars, bakeries, markets. From street food to high end dining establishments, Japan is THE iconic foodie honeymoon mecca .

We could ask one thousand travel writers for a take on where and what to eat in Japan and they’d all come back with unique recommendations.

You’ll find sushi bars and ramen restaurants widely available. Rice or noodles combined with fish, meat, or vegetables and flavoured with miso and soy sauce are staples.

Vegetarians, vegans and those living with coeliac disease may struggle in Japan, particularly outside of the cities.

Many Japanese dishes contain some sort of fish ingredient and/or soy sauce (which contains gluten).

This doesn’t mean you shouldn’t visit Japan, but it is helpful to learn some Japanese phrases so that you can communicate your needs.

To plot out a Japan honeymoon eating list, we’d recommend checking out the Time Out Guide and Michelin Guide .

How to get around Japan

Most couples will use the innovative rail network to get around on their Japan honeymoon.

The Shinkansen  or bullet trains are one of Japan’s best innovations. A Japan Rail Pass or JR Pass is essential if you’re taking multiple train journeys throughout the country.

This is a special fare ticket that is available to tourists only who are visiting Japan from foreign countries for sightseeing.

However, just remember the Japan Rail pass does not include all bullet trains or metros. The Japan Rail Pass is unnecessary if you’re only taking in one or two stops, but it’s excellent value for couples touring the country on a Japan honeymoon.

Getting around on your Japan honeymoon by train is a fantastic way to make your honeymoon more sustainable . The trains are clean, safe and efficient.

You can choose from Green (upgraded) or Ordinary (standard) travel level for 7, 14 or 21 days. You can only use the pass on consecutive days.

Although Green cars are quieter, seats must be reserved, so the Ordinary car can be much quicker to travel and organise. Book your Japan Rail Pass with GetYourGuide.com .

Except for airport trains, Japanese trains do not have lots of luggage space. Step in, Takuhaibin.

Takuhaibin is a service where your accommodation will forward your luggage to your next hotel. No scrambling through train stations with a suitcase full of souvenirs.

Get a Pasmo or Suica card for city metros. Avoid rush hour if you can (7 am to 9 am and 5 pm to 6 pm) unless you want to feel like a packed sardine.

It’s highly unusual for couples to hire a car in Japan, although of course not impossible. Traffic can be heavy in the cities.

How to plan a Japan honeymoon itinerary

After years of working as a travel agent, we know couples planning a Japan honeymoon can get a little overwhelmed at the prospect of how to plan a Japan honeymoon itinerary .

It’s true, you could spend a month in Japan and not fully scratch the surface, so it’s important to be realistic about what you can see and do if you’re travelling for less time.

When planning your itinerary, remember that 2 nights will only give you 1 full day to explore/relax, 3 nights = 2 full days, 4 nights = 3 full days, and so on.

Japan, for most couples, is an adventure and cultural honeymoon with plenty of moving around. However, you’ll want some relaxing days, too.

The best way to maximise this incredible destination is to explore the multitude of beautiful locations on a tour of the country by train. How much time you have and how much you want to travel, sightsee and relax will help you decide on where to go

Are you more interested in history and architecture? Are you going for the scenery, or for the food or are you going for the shopping? Or a combination of everything?

You can opt for a self-guided rail tour or, if you’re short on time, consider a small group adventure tour with a company like G Adventures.

Japan Honeymoon Destinations – where to go in Japan

Japan is comprised of nearly 7000 islands. Most couples stick with the main island Honshu and concentrate their time around the Kansai and Kantō regions.

If you’ve more time, it’s worth exploring other parts like Kyushu, Hokkaido and the beaches of Okinawa.

We’ve got our favourite Japan honeymoon destinations below for a first time visit.

You’re going to be obsessed with a honeymoon in Tokyo. This sprawling metropolis is a highlight of any Japan honeymoon itinerary.

Start by booking a quick tour with a local guide . Then, master the metro and you might even master this enigmatic city, opening up endless possibilities for exploration and adventure.

Tokyo is the largest city in the world (by population). Look down at it all from the Tokyo Skytree , which has incredible panoramic views of the city.

Take a tour of the Tokyo city’s sights . Meiji Shrine is a must-see, with its impressive wooden Torii gate, the largest in the world.

If you’re interested in learning about the history of Japan’s Emperor, then the Imperial Palace is a great place to visit.

Visit the ancient Buddhist temple, Senso-ji . For a unique perspective on your honeymoon in Tokyo, take a ride on a water bus and see the city from a different angle.

Meander though Shibamata’s old centre and enjoy the historic atmosphere. The Tokyo National Museum is definitely worth a stop, too.

Spend a day at Tokyo Disney Resort . See a sumo wrestling match in Ryogoku Kokugikan.

Art lovers will adore Tokyo. Explore the innovative art installations and multi sensory experiences by TeamLab . Visit Yayoi Kusama museum ( book tickets early!).

If you visit during cherry blossom, nature’s art can be found at the picturesque, Nakameguro neighbourhood as the powdery pink flowers hang over the canal.

Tokyo is all about the food, though. We’d need to write a book rather than one article to cover the culinary highlights of Tokyo!

Visit the famous Tsukiji Fish Market . Take a tour in the morning and try Yakitori and Wagyu Beef. The vibrant atmosphere is an assault on the senses.

Explore the vibrant street culture and people watch. Enjoy the neon lights and dive bars of Shinjuku’s Golden Gai and tiny restaurants of Omoide Yokocho. Take a sushi making class and go on a ramen tasting tour .

Go bar hopping in Shibuya and drink Japanese craft beers and sake cocktails. Don’t forget to walk the world’s busiest crossing road intersection, the Shibuya Crossing , a rite of passage for Tokyo visitors.

The views from Shibuya Sky observation deck and incredible and the escalator you’ve probably seen all over social media!

Take a romantic stroll through Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. Even outside of cherry blossom season, it’s beautiful.

People watch in Harajuku . These are fantastic areas for shopping for fashion and souvenirs, too. It’s easy to see why Tokyo is one of the planet’s most iconic cities .

Where to stay in Tokyo: Mandarin Oriental Tokyo | Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi | The Tokyo EDITION | Shangri-La | Kimpton Shinjuku Tokyo | The Gate Hotel Tokyo by Hulic | Yuen Bettei Deita | Tsuki | Hotel Graphy Nezu

Hakone & Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji , also known as Fuji-san, is the iconic symbol of Japan. The majestic mountain stands at 3,776m tall and is surrounded by beautiful lakes and quaint villages.

A visit to the Fuji Five Lakes is a must-do for couples on a Japan honeymoon.

The Lake Kawaguchi area is one of the most beautiful areas to see Mt Fuji. On a still, clear day, you can see a perfect mirror image reflected in the lake.

One must-visit spot in the area is the Arakurayama Sengen Park , which has stunning views and the famous Chureito Pagoda . This is one of the most photographed spots in Japan.

Oishi Park is another beautiful spot to visit, with its flower gardens and spectacular views of the lake and mountain.

Visit the thatched-roof houses and experience life as it was in old Japan at Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba .

Another must-do is the charming mountainous town of Hakone . The Hakone Shrine, a Shinto shrine with a red “torii” gate overlooking Lake Ashi , which can be toured by boat. 

While you can take a day trip to Hakone from Tokyo, we’d recommend spending a day or two exploring the beautiful and romantic scenery from the many onsen in Hakone.

Soak in the therapeutic waters of the traditional baths, the perfect place to unwind after exploring the dramatic landscapes of the Owakudani Valley.

You can take the cable car to the top of the valley for incredible views, too.

Where to stay around Mount Fuji: Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort & Spa | Madokano Mori

The Japanese Alps

Nagano is the jump off point to the picturesque Japanese Alps in the middle of Honshu and home to the 7th century temple, Zenko-ji.

In this beautiful mountainous region, in the hot springs town of Yudanaka, you’ll also find Japan’s cutest creature , the snow monkey .

Visit Matsumoto Castle , one of the few remaining original castles in Japan, and marvel at its impressive architecture and history. The castle is one of the most picturesque in Japan, with its black and white exterior and striking views of the surrounding mountains. 

Takayama is another charming town giving you a glimpse into traditional Japanese life . Explore the quaint streets of this historic town.

Take a quick trip to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shirakawago and see the unique thatched-roof houses.

These traditional houses, known as gassho-zukuri, are a unique example of traditional Japanese architecture, and are a must-visit for anyone interested in Japanese history and culture.

From April to November, hike the trails around crystal-clear rivers, soaring peaks, and lush forests in Kamikochi .

Try local specialties, such as Hida beef and sake made from pure mountain water. Take to the hills on the Magome-Tsumago Trail , part of the Nakasendo trail that connected Tokyo with Kyoto in ancient times.

Tsumago is a picture with its preserved winding streets and wood buildings.

Where to stay in the Japanese Alps: Oyado Yamakyu Takayama |

Kanazawa is a hidden gem (well compared to Kyoto!). The city is a fascinating focus on preserving traditional culture.

At its heart lies Kenrokuen , one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan, next to Kanazawa Castle , a faithful reproduction of a shogun’s stronghold. If you’re visiting in spring, it’s a magnificent spot to admire cherry blossoms.

Take a tour and discover where geishas and samurais once lived, and traditional tea houses still operate. The surrounding area is known for onsens, too.

Art enthusiasts will appreciate the city’s museums, which include the 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, and the D.T. Suzuki Museum.

Meanwhile, foodies will enjoy the local cuisine, which features fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan, Kaga vegetables, and locally produced sake.

You can experience the food scene by exploring Omicho Market , a bustling marketplace with vendors selling fresh seafood, fruits, vegetables, and other local delicacies.

Where to stay: Beniya Mukayu | Kaname Inn Tatemachi

Kyoto will probably be your favourite. It’s the cultural heart of Japan and you can’t leave it off your Japan honeymoon itinerary. With its lovely temples, traditional neighborhoods, and delicious cuisine, Kyoto is a feast for the senses.

Start your journey with a visit to the famous Fushimi Inari Shrine , known for its thousands of torii gates.

Take a hike through the gates and enjoy the beautiful view from the top of the mountain. For a chance to spot geisha and maiko, take a stroll around the traditional neighborhoods of Gion .

Admire their beautiful kimono and traditional makeup as they hurry to their appointments.

Sample the culinary wares in Nishiki Market . Witness the variety of cherry blossoms at Maruyama Park .

Visit Kinkakuji Temple , also known as the Golden Pavilion, and marvel at the spectacular reflection of the temple on the pond. 

Experience the serene tranquility of the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest Grove . Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto is breathtaking panoramic views and the temple’s Jishu Shrine is a sacred spot where couples can pray for luck in love by walking blindfolded between two stones.

Take a day trip to Uji , between Nara and Kyoto to try the famous matcha green tea . Take part in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. Kyoto will be one of your favourite cities in the world.

Where to stay in Kyoto: Ace Hotel Kyoto | Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel | The Mitsui, a Luxury Collection Hotel & Spa | Luxury Hotel Sowaka

Despite not being seen as desirable as Tokyo or Kyoto, Osaka holds some of the best culinary gems of Japan.

Many of the day trips you can take from Kyoto, you can take from Osaka as they are close together, but we think it’s definitely worth a stop in the city.

Plus, many airlines fly to Osaka, too, so it’s a good entry point to the country .

Take a foodie tour of Shinsekai district . Explore Dotonbori , famous for its flashy neon signs and bustling atmosphere with delicious street food.

Go shopping and clubbing in Amerikamura . Visit the impressive Osaka Castle which was built in the 16th century.

Osaka is also a fantastic jump off point to some Japan honeymoon highlights. Take a day trip to tranquil Nara , just a short train ride away from Osaka.

Go on a bike tour of the picturesque town is famous for its ancient temples and friendly sika deer , which roam freely around the city’s parks and streets.

Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Todaiji Temple , which is home to a giant bronze statue of Buddha and is one of the most important cultural sites in Japan.

Another popular day trip from Osaka is Himeji Castle , which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful castles in Japan.

This impressive fortress, known for its white walls and elegant architecture, is a popular destination for history buffs and photographers.

While you can take a day tour , we recommend staying overnight in a temple lodging (shukubo), at Koyasan on Mount Koya . It’s the centre of a small temple to of Shingon Buddhism and a sacred and fascinating place to visit.

You can also go to Universal Studios Japan with popular attractions like Harry Potter and Jurassic Park. As you can see, you’d be crazy to not explore Osaka!

Where to stay Osaka: St. Regis Osaka | Courtyard by Marriott Shin-Osaka Station | Hotel Universal Port

Known as the site of the first atomic bombing in human history, Hiroshima was a cultural and economic centre of the region, long before that horrifying day.

A visit to Hiroshima, and in particular, the Hiroshima Peace Park and Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, is a thought-provoking experience.

Both are a must-visit for anyone interested in learning about the events leading up to the atomic bombing and its devastating aftermath. The museum features exhibits on the history of nuclear weapons, personal accounts of the survivors, and artefacts from the bombing.

Explore the reconstructed Hiroshima Castle. Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island is just a short ferry ride from Hiroshima and a simple day trip . Known for its beautiful scenery, including the iconic torii gate in the water.

Visitors can also hike to the top of Mount Misen for striking views of the surrounding area. A visit to Hiroshima is a powerful and humbling experience that will stay with you long after you leave Japan.

Where to stay in Hiroshima: The Royal Park Hotel Hiroshima Riverside

Kyushu Island

Just south of Hoshu, the highlights of Kyushu Island are easy to add on to your Japan honeymoon itinerary if you’ve got time.

Once an industrial city, the city of Fukuoka was recently listed on Lonely Planet’s Eat List for 2022 . You’ve got temples, shrines and castles to explore in between eating. Fukuoka is just a 4 hour ferry ride to Korea, too.

Nagasaki should be your go-to on the island. This city is, of course, famous for its tragic history when the United States government dropped an atomic bomb on the city during WW2.

These days you’ll find a charming city with a picturesque harbour and laid-back atmosphere. The poignant and heart wrenching Atomic Bomb museum , a sobering reminder of the catastrophic devastation caused by war.

For those seeking adventure, add on Kumamoto with its famous castle and beautiful landscaped gardens.

But what really sets this area apart is its hiking trails and hot springs, from the delightful hot springs town of Kurokawa Onsen to the playful pleasures of Beppu on the east coast.

And while the mountain village of Takachiho may require a detour, this area brings Japan’s ancient gods to life with its striking gorge and waterfall.

Heading further south, you’ll encounter Kyūshū’s volcanic wonders and breathtaking scenery.

The majestic Sakurajima , one of the world’s most active volcanoes, towers over the city of Kagoshima, while the lush island of Yakushima, roughly 100km south of Kyūshū, with towering, thousand-year-old cedar trees.

Kyushu is also home to some of Japan’s most luxurious honeymoon train rides, Seven Stars in Kyushu , Japan and the Jr Kyushu / Aru Ressha Sweet Train .

Whether you’re an adventure seeker, hot-spring enthusiast, train lover or simply looking for wonderful scenery, Kyūshū’s districts have got you covered.

Okinawa is a group of 160 islands in the most southern part of Japan, part of the Nansei Shoto island chain, which stretches from Japan to Taiwan.

They are also known as the Ryukyu Islands , after the native culture which differs significantly from that of mainland Japan, with distinct differences in language, cuisine, arts, and more.

There are three main island groups: the Okinawa Islands surrounding Okinawa Honto, the Miyako Islands surrounding Miyako Island, and the Yaeyama Islands surrounding Ishigaki Island.

Okinawa has a subtropical climate, so even in winter, temperatures don’t drop below 15°C/60°F.

You’ll find beautiful coral reefs and abundant marine life. It’s a haven for snorkelling and scuba diving popular activities and perfect for an island hopping honeymoon.

We love Ishigaki Island , which is known for its beautiful beaches and coral reefs, plus hikes with beautiful waterfalls. It’s also one of our favourite destinations in the world for stargazing .

Consider Taketomi Island, which is a small and peaceful island with traditional Ryukyu houses and lovely scenery. Miyako Island is home to some of Japan’s best beaches.

Don’t miss Naha, home to the most famous cultural site of the region, the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Shuri Castle .

Okinawa’s location in the south of Japan means it is quite far from Tokyo, but it is easily accessible by plane.

Flights from Tokyo or Osaka to Okinawa take around 2 hours, depending on the island you travel to.

The most popular airport in Okinawa is Naha Airport, which is on the main island and offers connections to other islands in the region and also destinations like Seoul in Korea and Taipei in Taiwan.

Where to stay in Okinawa: The Ritz-Carlton Okinawa | Iraph Sui, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Miyako Okinawa | ANA InterContinental Ishigaki Resort

A two-hour flight or full day bullet train journey from Tokyo, the sparsely populated most northern island of Japan, is Hokkaido , which is a haven for outdoor lovers.

It’s covered in forest, mountains, lakes and hot springs. In summer, hikers and cyclists will love the national parks like Shiretoko and Daisetsuzan National Park .

In winter,   Hokkaido is a world class skiing and snowboarding destination. Explore the slopes of Niseko and Rusutsu , which attract visitors from around the world.

Stroll the canal lined streets of Otaru and enjoy the food and beer of the Hokkaido’s biggest city, Sapporo. 

Where to stay in Hokkaido: Higashiyama Niseko Village, a Ritz-Carlton Reserve | Park Hyatt Niseko Hanazono

Japan Honeymoon Cruises

Most major cruise lines have cruises from Japan’s Yokohama port (near Tokyo).

It’s a great way to get a taste of Japan and often they will travel onwards to destinations like Korea, Hong Kong, Vietnam, The Philippines and Singapore.

Discover some of our favourites with Royal Caribbean and Celebrity Cruises .

Sample 14 night Japan honeymoon itinerary

Tokyo 4 nights – Mount Fuji 2 nights – Nagano or Tayakama 2 nights – Kyoto 3 nights – Hiroshima 2 nights – Osaka 1 night

Japan Honeymoon Frequently Asked Questions

Is japan good for honeymoon.

Japan is an incredible honeymoon destination for couples seeking culture, history and culinary delights. With Okinawa beaches added on, Japan has it all.

How to get to Japan?

You can fly directly to Japan from most major Asian cities and also from Europe, Australia & New Zealand , the USA and Middle East.

Tokyo has two airports, Narita (airport code: NRT) is where most international airlines fly to.

The second airport, Haneda (airport code: HND), is closer to the city by about 30 minutes, so worth considering.

Also, look at flying to or from Osaka’s Kansai International Airport (airport code: KIX). You could fly into Osaka and home from Tokyo to maximise your time, for example.

How long should we stay in Japan for our honeymoon?

The longest possible time you can!

The duration of a Japan honeymoon will depend on several factors, including your available time, budget, and the type of experience you’re looking to have.

We’d recommend at least 10 nights, but ideally 14-21+ nights, to visit all the highlights.

How much does a Japan honeymoon packages cost?

How long is a piece of string?

A short Tokyo to Kyoto basic adventure group tour will be $/£/€1300 per person not including flights.

For most couples looking for a mid-range 10-night itinerary, the cost of most Japan honeymoon packages can stretch into 5-figures per couple.

Should we use a travel agent to book Japan? 

Planning a Japan honeymoon can seem a little daunting, but it is an easy place to travel despite potential language barriers.

A good travel agent who books Japan regularly will usually have a direct relationship with a local destination management company and / or tour operator.

This means they may have preferential rates, so it’s definitely worth checking things with a trusted travel agent.

Using a travel agent comes with many pros

However, if you prefer to book a D-I-Y Japan honeymoon package , we’d recommend choosing a flexible hotel rate with free cancellation with  Booking.com . You can get great discounts with their loyalty programme.

When you’re booking flights, if you can’t fly directly and are booking connecting flights, give yourself enough time to change airplanes. We’d recommend at least a 2 to 3-hour layover for a stress-free experience.

Do not go to Japan without checking if the Japan Rail Pass is suitable for your trip. You can purchase the Japan Rail Pass here .

Don’t forget to have travel insurance in place before booking!

Lastly, book your Japan honeymoon well in advance. Particularly, if you plan to travel during cherry blossom season.

Is Japan safe for LGBTQ+ couples?

Japan is a safe place to travel, although petty crime can occur, so normal travel safety precautions are recommended.

Same-sex sexual activity is not illegal and you’ll find fun LGBTQ+ friendly neighbourhoods like the Shinjuku Ni-chome district in Tokyo and Doyamacho district in Osaka.

Japan is a relatively conservative country though, so local attitudes may vary, as it sadly does the world over, so discretion is recommended.

Hotels do not discriminate against LGBTQ+ couples when extending complimentary honeymoon amenities (where applicable). Many LGBTQ+ couples travel to Japan on their honeymoon.

Should we bring cash / should we tip?

Cash is still king in Japan. Not all ATMs accept international cards, so having cash on your is important.

You can use your credit card in department stores and large hotels.

Smaller shops and local restaurants are unlikely to accept card. Always plan to have enough cash on you.

Tipping is not part of the culture of Japan.

What to pack for a Japan honeymoon?

The Japanese are stylish. Pack your favourite sneakers but leave the barely there clothes behind as Japan is still a conservative country and locals don’t show lots of skin. 

What Japan souvenirs can you buy?

Japan is a shopper’s paradise so make plenty of room in your suitcase!

From traditional handicrafts like bamboo ware, kimonos, and wood-block prints to cutting-edge fashion brands and delicious local food and sake, every couple comes home with a few treats.

It’s one of the best destinations in the world to shop for electronics.

In the bustling cities of Japan, shopping districts are centered around major train stations and each has its own unique vibe.

Just remember, haggling or bargaining isn’t a thing in Japan. The price you see is the price you pay, but with so many amazing finds, you won’t care about negotiating!

What to read and watch before a Japan honeymoon?

Watch Seven Samurai ( 1954, Akira Kurosawa ) | Lost in Translation ( 2003, Sophia Coppola )| The Last Samurai ( 2003, Edward Zwick ) | Letters from Iwo Jima ( 2006, Clint Eastwood ) Memoirs of a Geisha ( 2011, Rob Marshall ) | Godzilla ( 2014, Gareth Edwards ) | Jiro Dreams of Sushi ( 2011, David Gelb ) |  Silence ( 2016, Martin Scorsese )

Read Memoirs of a Geisha by Arthur Golden |  Snow Country by Yasunari Kawabata | Kokoro by Natsume Soseki | In Praise of Shadows by Jun’ichiro Tanizaki

Where can we tag on to Japan for a multi-destination honeymoon?

Japan is an easy country to get to and as you can see, you can easily spend your whole honeymoon here!

If you have time, there are direct flights to many other nearby destinations to create an epic multi-destination honeymoon including China , Vietnam , Thailand , Indonesia and Malaysia.

You can also fly directly from multiple North American cities, including Toronto & Vancouver, New York, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Dallas and Hawaii.

A magical Hawaii & Japan honeymoon would be truly bucket-list worthy if you have the time.

Japan etiquette & travel tips

• Book a handy portable Wi-Fi router so you can use your phone on the go, alternatively make Google Maps and Google Translate available offline.
• Like on London’s tube, beware of elevator etiquette. Stand left, pass right on the elevators in Tokyo and the opposite in Osaka. Just follow the non-tourist crowd.
• Where it says no photography (at temples and shrines for example), don’t take photographs
• Toilets are, in a word, interesting. Embrace the experience. You’ll be wondering how you’re going to go back to western toilet habits!
• Pack your best socks. It’s appropriate to remove your shoes when entering Ryokans, homes and other establishments. You can use the ‘toilet slippers’.
• While there are many self service check outs, don’t hand money to shop workers, leave on the tray provided instead.
• Wear masks on public transport.
• Avoid eating and walking on the go.
• Don’t shout or speak loudly in public places, it’s considered rude.

We would love to hear from you in the comments if you are planning a Japan honeymoon! Let us know if this guide was useful or if we left out any essential information!

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Happy Planning x

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Luxury Travel Lover - Occasional Adventure Seeker - Epicurean. Kaz spent 15 years as a luxury and adventure travel agent before starting The Honeymoon Guide. In her time as a travel consultant, she helped couples plan honeymoon vacations to over 90 countries and has been lucky enough to experience some of the world's most coveted honeymoon destinations from Santorini to Seychelles, the Maldives to Australia, Mauritius to Mexico and Thailand to Argentina (to name a few!).

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A destination that bubbles with vibrant cityscapes, ancient temples, beaches, lakes and mountains – Japan’s reputation as a world-class honeymoon destination is gathering pace.

At a time when multi-moons are all the rage, the land of the Rising Sun offers something unique: an easily navigable archipelago with diverse terrain and climate, distinctive regions brimming with their own cultures and a modern, quick and reliable transport network that can zip you between Japan’s dramatic scenery and must-see sites. A tour through Japan’s different regions will leave you feeling as though you’ve scaled several nations – without the hassle of having to change currency or language.

Be transported to the past via pristine, peaceful Zen gardens, and a seemingly endless trail of castles, shrines and temples. Then re-emerge from your pilgrimage into dazzling mega-cities with game-changing gastronomic scenes, innovative architecture and exciting nightlife.

Japan honeymoon tours and packages

With so much to see and do, from ski resorts boasting powder-soft snow to tropical islands and cities that reflect the changing seasons, Japan is the ideal destination for tours and multi-centre honeymoon packages.

Can’t choose between an exciting city break, relaxing lakeside spa experience, laid-back beach honeymoon or a romantic ski trip? You may be able to enjoy a little of everything in one destination. Explore our Japan honeymoon packages to find out more about tailoring a bespoke honeymoon to begin married life on an exciting adventure.

If you’re a couple of thrill-seekers, Hokkaidō fits the bill thanks to its volcanoes, rugged and unspoiled national parks, lavender farms, crystal clear lakes and an abundance of high-quality ski resorts with powder-like snow. It’s ideal for nature lovers, wildlife spotters and winter sports enthusiasts, but you can also take in the cool capital, Sapporo – famous for its beer, ramen and snow festival – or warm up together in a steaming hot spring. On a clear day, you might even be able to catch a glimpse of the nearby Russian islands.

To get off the beaten track, loved up travellers can head to Tōhoku, which stretches across the northeastern part of Honshu – Japan’s largest island. Easy to reach from both Tokyo and Hokkaido, it’s a ski-lover’s paradise but, as well as a winter wonderland, there’s colourful summer festivals, largely untamed countryside, primeval forests and historic sites such as Hiraizumi, an ancient city littered with temples and ruins.

Japan’s most famous region, Kantō is home to the sprawling and futuristic metropolis that is the Greater Tokyo Area. Flit between the brilliant neon cities of Tokyo and Yokohama in under an hour and enjoy craft beer, Michelin-starred restaurants, chic shopping areas, vibrant districts abuzz with jazz clubs, games arcades and karaoke bars, all alongside museums, contemporary architecture, temples and shrines.

You’ll be spoilt with honeymoon photo opportunities if you stop at the towering Tokyo Skytree for panoramic city views, take in the sights and smells of the multitude of markets, attend a day of sumo wrestling or step into another world at a teamLab immersive digital art display. But despite the development, Kantō offers its own scenery too – with plenty of hiking spots and Kamakura providing a slice of laid-back Japanese beach life.

Some of Japan’s biggest hitters are situated in Chūbu, which sits at the heart of Honshu. Many visitors use Tokyo as a base to explore this region’s top attractions in a day or a weekend – but there’s so much to enjoy that newlyweds will benefit from venturing further. This region is, first and foremost, home to the iconic Mount Fuji and Fuji Five Lakes. Fuji-san is notoriously shy, so don’t rush your trip as you may miss the best of this spectacular volcano on a cloudy day. Head to an onsen hotel somewhere in scenic Hakone, along the stunning Lake Ashi, and relax together in an onsen, while waiting patiently for the chance to glimpse Japan’s most famous attraction.

This region also encompasses the Japanese Alps and Nagano, which offers shrines and hiking aplenty as well as a ninja museum, plus Yamanouchi’s famous hot spring bathing monkeys.

For the perfect blend of old meets new, any Japan tour worth its salt will take you on extensive sightseeing around Kansai, which claims Kyoto, Kobe, Osaka, Nara and Himeji as its own. For a taste of Japan’s feudal history, you can view the 17th century Himeji Castle, perched high above scenic grounds, while feeding the roaming deer at the picturesque Nara Park is another bucket list must.

Osaka, with its bright city lights and street food, and Kyoto – peppered with bamboo forests, tranquil gardens, tea houses, river cruises, and endless shrines and temples – need no introduction. Although, we’d recommend visiting in spring’s almost unreal cherry blossom season for the full benefit of Kyoto’s carefully curated green spaces, traditional buildings, waterfront walks and cultural activities such as spring geisha dances.

Take the road less traveled together in Chūgoku and see some of rural Japan at its best. Located in western Honshu, this region is stuffed full of hidden gems – from the Tottori sand dunes, Hagi’s Wolrd Heritage sites and Akiyoshido’s limestone caves, to the quaint canal town of Kurashiki.

That is, of course, all before we get to the jewel in the crown – the prefecture and city of Hiroshima. Usually the last stop on the commonly trod tourist trail, this friendly city has a haunting history you can pay your respects to via the Atomic Bomb Dome and Hiroshima Peace Museum/Park, but also plenty to recommend it for a romantic break including Miyajima, a lush island with a famous floating red torii gate and a ropeway that will give you memorable views of the lush Mt Misen. You can also begin your exploration of some of the Seto Inland Sea’s islands in the cat-loving city of Onomichi, where you’ll rent a bicycle to help you traverse the Shimanami Kaido – a 60 kilometre toll road that connects Honshu to Shikoku.

Stop and take in the panoramic scenery as you cycle the Shimanami Kaido together on a tandem bicycle and finish up the trail in Imabari on Shikoku, Japan’s smallest major island. It’s best known for its 88-temple pilgrimage route, which is now a popular walking trail, as well as the whirlpools of Naruto and the remote and dramatic Iya Valley – parts of which you have to traverse via vine bridges that hang over gorges and rivers. While here, couples can also continue to island hop across the Seto Inland Sea, where olives and citrus grow in the Mediterranean-like climate, with Naoshima top of the list if you like eye-catching modern art.

Kyushu and Okinawa

Japan’s southernmost islands stand out for their subtropical climate, making them a great spot for honeymooners that want to combine culture and history with some more typical beach time. From Beppu’s hot springs to the Ibusuki sand baths and funky, urban Fukuoka, there’s something for everyone. Nagasaki is one of Kyushu’s largest cities, and a great base to explore the region from, while soaking up the sun and digging into shaved ice desserts. A stop at the Peace Park is a must to understand the city’s past but it’s also chock full of trams, fascinating trade and colonial history, as well as one of the world’s most romantic nighttime views from Mt Inasa.

Just off from Kyushu, honeymooners can choose from a number of exotic island escapes: there’s the waterfalls, turtle watching and ancient cedar forests of Yakushima; snorkelling, scuba diving and sunbathing galore in the Okinawa Islands; and the relative unspoilt tropical beauty and white sand beaches of the Miyako Islands and Yaeyama Islands, Japan’s very own ‘Caribbean’.

What currency do you need in Japan?

The Japanese yen.

How long does it take to fly to Japan from the UK?

A direct flight from London to Tokyo usually takes around 11 to 12 hours.

Do UK citizens need a visa for Japan?

Good news – if you have a ‘British Citizen’ or ‘British National (Overseas) passport, you can enter and stay in Japan for up to 90 days without a visa. For up-to-date requirements when travelling to Japan visit the official FCO website here .

When is the best time to visit Japan?

Spring (between March and May) is the most popular time to visit Japan due to mild and pleasant temperatures and the famous cherry blossom season. Autumn (between September and November) is also a popular time to visit thanks to mild weather and the chance to view the autumn foliage. Summer (June to August) generally brings humidity, heat and greater rainfall. Winter takes place between December and February.

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The climate in Japan varies slightly from region to region, and island to island. The northernmost islands tend to have warm summers and cold, snowy winters. The east and west of Japan generally boast hot and humid summers, with cold and moderate cold winters respectively. Southern Japan has a subtropical climate with hot, humid summers and milder winters.

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Personalized and well-rounded Japan Honeymoon Packages consist of an airtight itinerary and a bevy of unique, once-in-a-lifetime experiences that will make the most special vacation of your life exceptionally memorable. Booking these honeymoon trip to Japan with Thrillophilia is possibly the best way to explore this beautiful country with your partner for your honeymoon since they come with all sorts of inclusions so that you don’t have to worry about accommodation, local travel, sightseeing or personal experiences when you are travelling.

You customize your Japan couple packages to suit your travel needs. If you are adventurous, then you can book a honeymoon trip to Japan that contain treks to famous landmarks such as Mount Fuji, or go soak in a natural Onsen in beautiful towns like Hakone. However, if you are more interested in spending time discovering the culture of Japan with your spouse, then these packages take you to cities such as Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto where you can have an authentic taste of Japanese life .

These carefully curated Japan tourism honeymoon packages from Thrillophilia also come with exciting discounts and offers, which makes your travels pocket-friendly, without compromising on the number of places and adventures you can experience in Japan. Whether you want to revel in the natural beauty of the Five Lakes or soak in the city life of Tokyo, these well-rounded, all-inclusive Japan honeymoon packages from Thrillophilia have got you covered for your honeymoon!

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Popular Destinations to Visit on Japan Honeymoon Tour:

1. Kyoto:   Kyoto is one of the most beautiful cities in Japan which transports visitors to a bygone era with its well-preserved temples, shrines, and serene gardens. Renowned for its timeless beauty, Kyoto is a captivating blend of historic charm and natural wonders. You can visit the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine, with its crimson torii gates, which stand as a symbol of spirituality. Also, including a visit to the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is a must-to-do while touring with our special Kyoto tour packages , as it will immerse you in a peaceful escapade. Be it exploring the historic Gion district or participating in the traditional tea ceremony, Kyoto offers an enchanting experience for all.

2. Tokyo:   Tokyo is Japan's dynamic capital which is a perfect blend of ultramodern sophistication and rich cultural heritage. In Tokyo, skyscrapers adorned with neon lights paint the skyline, while historic shrines and temples offer a glimpse into the city’s traditional roots. With our Tokyo tour packages , you’ll get a chance to visit the bustling districts of Shibuya and Shinjuku and relax in the serene gardens of the Imperial Palace. The city attracts fashionistas and food lovers alike as it is home to world-class shopping malls exhibiting cutting-edge technology, and an eclectic culinary scene to relish. Tokyo’s energy is undoubtedly high, which makes it a must-visit destination to visit in the world.

3. Osaka: Also known as the “Kitchen of Japan,” Osaka is a vibrant destination celebrated for its culinary delights and lively atmosphere. From sizzling street food items like Takoyaki and Okonomiyaki, to Michelin-starred restaurants, Osaka is a haven for food lovers. The city’s historical significance is embodied by the Osaka Castle, a majestic reminder of the Japanese past, and Dotonbori, with its neon-lit signs and entertainment hubs, exudes a dynamic energy showcasing Osaka’s modern spirit. This city is known for its warm and friendly locals, adding another layer of charm to this bustling metropolis. You can book our Osaka tour packages and embark on a journey through the city’s rich history, delectable cuisine, and lively atmosphere.

4. Miyajima:  It ,  also known as Itsukushima, is one of the essential places that are included in your Japan Honeymoon Packages. This stunning island is located off the coast of Hiroshima in West Japan. The entrance to the island is marked by the stunning and historical Great Torii Gate, which you can see partially submerged in the waters of the Pacific Ocean. It is one of the most beautiful and romantic  places in japan , ideal for couples on their first vacation together, as they take in the views of the peaceful shrine, interact with the wild deer that freely roam the island and catch a breathtaking sunset on the ocean from the waterfront properties.

5. Ginza:  What could be more romantic than exploring the glitz and glamour of Japan in one of the most luxurious districts in the country with your partner for life? As part of your Japan honeymoon package , you can explore Ginza – the ultimate shopping district in the country. With streets lined with world-famous brands and boutiques, upscale restaurants, artistic performances in the Kabuki-za Theatre and shops selling some of the latest electronics and technology in the world, Ginza is a cultural amalgamation of some of the best aspects of Japan.

6. Takayama:  If you are booking Japan tour package for couples to explore one of the most beautiful countries on earth with your partner, then there is no way you can miss exploring the Hida-Takayama city in the Gifu Prefecture in  Japan . This stunning little city is a hub of Japanese history and culture, where you can walk through arrow-lanes lined with shops and museums, discover old merchant houses and experience the best of nature. The city is also famous for its colourful Takayama Festival which celebrates the onset of the spring and autumn season with puppet shows, displays, dances and much more.

7. Hakone:  You can’t visit Japan without visiting the area around the world-famous Mount Fuji, especially if you are travelling to the country on your honeymoon. You can book Japan Honeymoon Packages that take you to Hakone, which is a part of the Fuji-Hakone Izu National Park in West Japan, which is the perfect place from where you can catch a breathtaking view of Mount Fuji. The quaint town is also known for its natural hot springs and beautiful lakes such as Lake Ashi, on which you can take a romantic boat ride in the mist with a view of the iconic volcanic mountain as the backdrop.

8. Karuizawa:  One of the best places to visit as part of your Japan Honeymoon Packages is the town of Karuizawa – a small settlement near Nagano, Japan, known exclusively for its relaxing and luxurious atmosphere. The resort town boasts of several natural wonders such as the Shiraito Falls and the beautiful Kumoba Pond. The town is surrounded by forested land with cycling and walking trails winding their way through the landscape. You can also experience popular activities like skiing, golf and soaking in the natural hot springs if you are honeymooning in winter. There are also several luxury shopping boutiques and local handicraft stores that you can shop from.

Visa Requirements for Japan Couple Trip:

The Japan Tourist Visa is the official document that is required for Indians to visit Japan for touring the place. This is a single-entry visa which is only valid for up to 90 days, and costs around INR 8,000 to INR 9,000, per entry . Also, you may still need to visit the Japan Embassy or Consulate to submit your documents and pay the visa fees which is INR 50 for Transit Visa, and INR 500 for single and multiple Tourist Visa entries.

The application process typically involves submitting a valid passport, a completed visa application form, passport-sized photos, a flight itinerary, accommodation details, and proof of financial capability. Also, initiating visa applications well in advance of the planned departure date is highly recommended. Around 5-7 days are required for the visa application to be approved.

Best Time for Japan Romantic Tour:

Japan is mesmerising throughout the year, with each season offering a unique charm and a wide range of experiences. So, the best time to visit Japan continues through the entire year, and it totally depends on your personal tastes and preferences when you wish to visit this picturesque destination. 

1. Peak Season: There are two peak seasons, spring and autumn. The spring months of March and April , particularly during cherry blossom season, is a visual feast as the entire country bursts into shades of pink. The autumn season, lasting from September to November, transforms the country’s landscapes into hues of red and gold. Both these seasons offer pleasant temperatures and clear weather, allowing for enjoying outdoor activities like sightseeing, trekking, hiking, caving and paragliding.

2. Shoulder Season: The summer months of June to August , are vibrant with the festivals. The warm weather is perfect for exploring attractions, and indulging in water activities like rafting, surfing, canyoning, and diving. This is an ideal time to visit if you wish to witness Japan’s fun-side.

3. Waning Season: The winter season, from December to February , marks the waning season of Japan. Adorning the destination with a serene beauty, this season is perfect for enjoying activities like skiing and hot spring baths, as included in our hand-curated Japan honeymoon package. 

How to Reach: 

Various direct and connecting flights connect India to major airports in Japan. Direct flights between the two countries take about 7 hours. Delhi and Bangalore provide direct flights to popular destinations in Japan, such as Tokyo and Osaka. Connecting flights can take up to 10 hours, depending on the number and length of layovers with Kuala Lumpur, Colombo, Hong Kong serving as connecting hubs. These flight routes are operated weekly by prominent airlines such as Indigo, Air India, Air Asia, Japan Airlines, VietJet Air Vistara, and Cathay Pacific.

Places to Visit on Honeymoon Trip to Japan:

1. Fuji Five Lakes:  A stunning addition to your comprehensive Japan honeymoon tours is a trip to the Fuji Five Lakes near the base of the famous Mount Fujiyama. The lakes are a part of an entire community, at the centre of which lies the Fujiyoshida City. From here, you can catch a trail up the side of the mountain, soak in the Fujiyama Onsen hot springs wood baths and enjoy the many resorts and museums in the area. The Five Lakes, namely, Kawaguchi, Motosu, Yamanaka, Shoji and Saiko are picturesque natural landmarks in the country, surrounded by mountains and forests that are also ideal for adventure-loving couples to explore.

2. Tokyo Tower:  The Tokyo Tower is one of the most famous and recognizable structures in Japan, and when you are booking Japan tour package for couples, a visit to the tower is a must. Tokyo Tower, built in 1958, is the second-tallest structure in the country and serves as an observation and communications tower. The shape and architecture were inspired by the Eiffel Tower in Paris and you can see the lattice-work on the body of the structure. Climbing the tower to the observation deck from where you can see the entire city of Tokyo spread out beneath you is one of the most romantic and memorable things to do in Japan  with your spouse on your honeymoon. After taking in the views, you can go shopping and check out the many museums and restaurants that are located on the property.

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3. Tokyo Skytree:  Well-rounded, well-planned and comprehensive Japan Honeymoon Packages include a trip to the Tokyo Skytree – the tallest building in Japan and the second-tallest building in the world. If you want a grand and unparalleled view of Tokyo, Mount Fuji and the surrounding water bodies, there is no better place to visit with your life-partner than the observation deck of Tokyo Skytree. Even though it is primarily a communications and broadcasting tower, you can also explore posh restaurants, local and international shops, museums, a planetarium and an aquarium as part of your tour of the Tokyo Skytree.

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4. Tokyo Disneyland:  Japan couple packages are incomplete without a trip to one of the best, most magical amusement parks in the world – Tokyo Disneyland . There are seven primary sections that you can explore, all bringing to life the magical world of Walt Disney. Some of the adventures that you absolutely can’t miss include a ride on the Space Mountain and Buzz Lightyear’s Astro Blasters, exploring Cinderella’s Castle, zooming through Splash Mountain and taking the rollercoaster on Big Thunder Mountain. Apart from the rides, you can also enjoy delicious snacks, interact with famous Disney characters and make unforgettable memories with your spouse.

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5. Shinjuku Gyoen:  Located in Shibuya, Tokyo, Shinjuku Gyoen is one of the most romantic places to visit as part of your Japan tour package for couples. The garden was originally a part of the residence of the Naito family, who lived during the Edo period, which makes it one of the oldest gardens in the country. Shinjuku Park is the perfect place to walk hand-in-hand with your partner while taking the natural beauty that has been carefully cultivated over the years within its perimeters. There are innumerable peaceful pathways lined with cherry blossom trees, a lake with flocks of birds surrounding it and vast lawns where you can enjoy a quiet and romantic picnic with your partner.

6. Nijo Castle:  The Nijo Castle in Kyoto is a striking landmark that is part of Japan honeymoon packages that you can explore and discover with your partner. This flatland castle was built in 1603 during the Edo period and is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site. There are three areas of the castle namely the Honmaru (the first circle of defence), the Ninomaru (the second circle of defence) and the gardens near the latter. Walking through these gardens, looking out at the moats around the castle and learning of its colourful history is a wonderful and memorable activity to do on your honeymoon in Japan.

7. Fushimi Inari-Taisha:  Fushimi Inari-Taisha, located in Kyoto, is one of Japan's most iconic Shinto shrines that can be visited with Thrillophilia, 's Japan honeymoon tours. Renowned for its thousands of vibrant red torii gates, the path leads visitors through a stunning forested hillside, creating a mesmerising tunnel-like appearance. Dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice and prosperity, the shrine is adorned with fox statues who are believed to be Inari’s messengers. The main shrine, reached after a hike, offers stunning views of Kyoto which is a sight to behold. Fushimi Inari-Taisha is not only a spiritual haven but also a breathtaking cultural and natural wonder that attracts millions of visitors every year.

8. Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum: Located in Fushimi, Kyoto, the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Museum is one of the best places to include in your Japan honeymoon package. This museum provides insights into the centuries-old art of crafting and producing Sake (a Japanese drink), showcasing historic brewing tools and processes. Here, you can witness the meticulous craftsmanship involved in creating Japan’s beloved rice wine. The museum’s serene surroundings and picturesque gardens are sure to elevate your overall experience of travelling with our Japan couple packages. Tasting the varieties of Gekkeikan Sake will allow you to savour the flavours born from tradition. 

Things to Do on Honeymoon Tour to Japan:

1. Get a Shiatsu Treatment:  A honeymoon is all about relaxing, getting to know each other, making memories and experiencing unique activities together and what better way to do this other than by getting a traditional Shiatsu massage as a couple? The Japanese art of Shiatsu is an ancient massage technique that uses finger pressure and rhythmic movements to influence the energy in your body. It is believed to be highly effective in controlling your chi (energy), elevating your mood and relaxing your body. If you are looking for unique places to include in your Japan honeymoon packages, a shiatsu massage centre should definitely be a part.

2. Take a Helicopter Ride:  When you’re booking Japan honeymoon packages, you want to make sure that your experience in a new country is unique, romantic and memorable. To this end, one of the best things to do on your honeymoon in Japan is to go on a helicopter ride in stunning cities such as Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Yokohama. You can catch an unparalleled view of iconic places such as the Tokyo Tower, Mount Fuji, Rainbow Bridge, skylines, lakes and mountains that surround the city. Watching the country unfold from a bird’s eye view is truly an unforgettable romantic experience on your honeymoon trip to Japan .

3. Try Onsen:  Some of the most romantic Japan honeymoon places are places where you can find an onsen – or a naturally occurring hot spring – where you can soak and relax in mineral-rich waters. This is an extremely romantic and luxurious experience you can enjoy with your partner when in Japan, due to the unique volcanic minerals that are present in the water, as well as the natural beauty of Japan that you can take in when soaking in a hot spring. You can find some of the best onsens in the Gunma Prefecture, Hakone, Beppu, Oita, Kumamoto and Hyogo Prefecture.

4. Visit Three Mountains of Dewa:  Located in the Yamagata Prefecture, one of the best places to explore a part of your Japan couple packages is the Three Mountains of Dewa. It is considered to be the holiest place for Shinto nature worship as well as that of various Buddhist sects that exist in Japan. It is believed to be a place where you can achieve spiritual rebirth and when you visit, you can feel the peace and energy in the air of these mystical and beautiful mountains. It is especially auspicious if you visit during your honeymoon, which symbolizes a new start.

5. Hike Mount Fuji:  You can’t explore Japan without visiting Mount Fuji , whose unparalleled beauty and history make it a check off from your bucket list. You can elevate the experience even further by trekking or hiking on this famous mountain as part of your Japan honeymoon package. The climbing season is between July to September and it takes approximately 1 day to climb from the base to the summit. While there are several trails, the easiest one is the Yoshida trail which is ideal for beginners who want to catch a life-changing view from the summit.

6. Trek the Kumano Kodo Trail: Embark on a romantic adventure with your partner by hiking on the Kumano Kodo Trail. Nestled in the serene Kii Peninsula, this ancient pilgrimage route offers a magical journey through lush forests, secluded shrines, and quaint villages. Hand-in-hand, traverse the moss-covered stone paths and the sacred sites. The trail’s spiritual aura and natural beauty provide an intimate setting for couples to connect, offering a unique blend of adventure and tranquility. Trekking the Kumano Kodo Trail is something that deserves to be in your Japan honeymoon package, allowing you to marvel at the Japanese countryside as well. Create long-lasting memories amidst the breathtaking Japanese landscapes, and indulge in an adventurous kind of romance.

7. Take a Japanese Cooking Class: Elevate your honeymoon experience by taking a Japanese cooking class, a delightful and interactive activity to do on our Japan honeymoon tours . Immerse yourself in the art of preparing traditional dishes guided by experienced and skilled chefs. Share laughs together, and create remarkable memories as you master the intricacies of making Sushi, Tempura, or Ramen. After the class, relish the fruits of your labour together, savouring flavours of your creation. This culinary journey leaves you both with valuable skills to recreate these delectable moments back at your home.

8. Visit Shrines and Temples: Get a chance to explore the cultural richness and historical significance with your better half by visiting the age-old shrines and temples in Japan. In your Japan couple packages, you can include a visit to the iconic sites like Kyoto's Fushimi Inari-Taisha or Tokyo's Meiji Shrine. Discover the tranquillity within the ancient rustic gardens, and witness traditional and spiritual ceremonies. The spiritual ambiance and architectural beauty provide moments of reflection and connection, enhancing the romantic essence of your honeymoon. With each temple visit, you not only embrace Japan’s profound heritage but also strengthen the bond between you and your partner.

Popular Restaurants in Japan:

1. Annam Indian Restaurant: Annam Indian Restaurant in Osaka is a culinary haven, inviting visitors to savour the rich and diverse flavours of Indian cuisine. It offers a diverse menu featuring classics like biryanis, flavourful curries, and tantalising tandoori delights. The restaurant’s warm ambiance and culinary mastery makes it one of the best restaurants to include in your honeymoon trip to Japan.

2. Andhra Dining: Andhra Dining is one of the most wholesome Indian restaurants that offers an authentic taste of Andhra cuisine in the heart of Japan. With a menu inspired by the vibrant flavours of South India’s Andhra Pradesh region, the restaurant delights diners with its aromatic spices and flavourful dishes. From spicy curries to traditional biryanis, this restaurant is committed to offering the unique Mughal and Coromandel-coast cuisines.

3. Moti: Moti Restaurant is a place that attracts diners with its wide range of Indian cuisines. This restaurant offers a delightful menu featuring classic Indian dishes prepared with precision and authenticity. It offers delicious cuisines like naan, kadhi, spicy chutneys, and other enormous range of Indian food items. The restaurant’s warm ambiance and culinary expertise create a memorable dining experience for both of you, making your honeymoon plans with our Japan Tour Package For Couples a massive hit.

4. Sukiyabashi Jiro: Sukiyabashi Jiro is a popular restaurant in Tokyo, renowned for its exceptional sushi craftsmanship. Immortalised in the documentary “Jiro Dreams of Sushi,” this three-Michelin-starred restaurant offers an intimate and unforgettable dining experience. Each piece of sushi is meticulously crafted, showcasing the pinnacle of precision and epitome of dedication to the art of sushi-making in this revered culinary haven.

5. Ryugin: Ryugin is one of the best restaurants in Tokyo which redefines Japanese haute cuisine with an avant-garde flair. Chef Seiji Yamamoto’s culinary artistry at this restaurant creates a multi-sensory experience, blending the traditional Kaiseki dining with innovative and modern techniques. Each cuisine in this restaurant offers a harmonious fusion of flavours and artistic presentation. Ryugin stands as a testament to culinary excellence, making it a must-visit restaurant with our Japan couple packages.

6. Ishikawa: Nestled in Tokyo, Ishikawa is renowned for Kaiseki cuisine and it holds three Michelin stars. Chef Hideki Ishikawa’s culinary mastery shines through every dish, showcasing seasonal ingredients with creativity. The restaurant’s serene ambiance and top-notch service create an elevated dining experience on your honeymoon trip to Japan. This place is a haven for gastronomic enthusiasts seeking an exquisite journey into the world of Japanese haute cuisine.

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1. Hiking: Japan has some of the most beautiful mountain trails, forest paths and plain land which are ideal for hiking. Some famous trails include the Kumano Kodo Trail and the Yoshida Trail that leads to the summit of Mount Fuji which you should include in your Japan honeymoon packages if you are an adventure seeker. 2. Scuba Diving: Places like Okinawa and Hokkaido are perfect for scuba diving in the warm, tropical waters of the Pacific, where you can discover magical marine life thriving in the sea during your honeymoon trip to japan. 3. Skiing: During winter, several mountainous regions of Japan become covered with powdery snow that is ideal for skiing. You can go skiing in places like Hakuba, Niseko, Yuzawa and Nagano. 4. Mountain climbing:  Japan tour package for couples is incomplete without these stunning mountains, that you can climb for leisure. However, the highlight is, of course, reaching the summit of the famous Mount Fuji, located above the clouds and offering an other-worldly view of those who can reach the top.

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A Private Japan Tour – Tokyo, Kamakura, Takayama, Shirakawa-go, Gero, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka

11 Days / 10 Nights – Tour Code (JPR) – private tour – Departs Daily

Experience the true essence of Japan like no other with this romantic, awe-inspiring journey that promises memories of a lifetime. This tour features both the must-sees and the hidden gems of Japan with an exotic mix of electric cosmopolitan vibes, alluring natural beauty and heart-warming culture – all with our signature private service to ensure you experience Japan to the absolute fullest – Your Way.

Your introduction to Japan begins by touching down in the world’s most modern city – Tokyo. Its contrasts between the old and the new, the traditional and eclectic make Tokyo an exciting place for travelers to visit from all over the world. Here, explore the city’s top spots including the world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market, the dazzling Sensoji Temple and its colorful Nakamise shopping street and the sacred Meiji Jingu Shrine, plus a chance to get a bird’s-eye view of Tokyo atop the country’s newest architectural marvel – the Tokyo SkyTree. We also journey beyond the bright lights to beautiful Kamakura, a heritage town about one hour outside Tokyo, famed for its Hasedera Temple and Great Buddha.

After a few days of excitement in Tokyo, embark on a time journey to one of Japan’s most romantic regions, Gifu, known for its traditional culture and sleepy atmosphere, reminiscent of the ancient Edo period. Here, we soak up the tranquil atmosphere of Takayama, a castle town of old wooden houses and cobbled alleyways that instantly captivates the visitor, as well as a visit to Shirakawa-go, a small rustic village and UNESCO World Heritage Site of traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses with a 250 year history. Next, proceed to Gero. Affectionately known by locals as one of the most beautiful Onsen (hot spring) destinations, Gero rewards the visitor with its sensational Onsen spas, pristine natural setting and fabulous Ryokans, which offer beautiful gardens and incomparable hospitality.

Your journey continues to the ancient capital of Kyoto, where you’ll enjoy a leisurely bicycle ride through the back streets of the city, which are dotted with spectacular shrines and imposing temples. Visitors become truly immersed in its unsurpassed charm, fascinating Japanese culture and omnipresent spirituality. In addition, we take a trip to another ancient capital, Nara, catching a glimpse of its remarkable Todaiji Temple, famed for being the world’s largest wooden building that houses the country’s largest Buddha statue.  It’s adjacent to Nara Park, where over 1,000 free-roaming deer abound, and Kasuga Taisha, one of the most celebrated Shrines in all of Japan.

From Tokyo’s towering SkyTree to Shirakawa-go’s rustic wooden villages, Gero’s soothing hot-springs to Kyoto’s Imperial castles and architectural masterpieces – this is a journey that goes beyond the imagination.

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• 10 nights deluxe hotel accommodations per itinerary
• Hotel breakfasts daily
• Extensive sightseeing by private guide by public transportation
• Tourist Class Rail Tickets between Cities per itinerary 
• Airport transfers upon arrival and departure
• Separate baggage transfer between Tokyo and Kyoto

TOKYO (4 nights)

• 4 nights at Cerulean Tower Hotel
• Full-day private walking tour of Tokyo via use of public transportation
• Full-day private excursion to Kamakura

TAKAYAMA (2 nights)

• 2 nights at Ryokan Honjin Hiranoya Bekkan  
• Full-day private walking tour of Takayama and Shirakawa-go

GERO (1 night)

• 1 night at Sumeikan Ryokan (or similar) 
• Traditional Kaiseki Japanese Dinner (1) at Ryokan

KYOTO (3 nights)

• 3 nights at Dhawa Yura Hotel 
• Half-day private tour of Kyoto by bicycle
• Afternoon tour of Nara and night foodies tour of Osaka
• Departure transfers to airport in Osaka (Itami or Kansai) by shared shuttle van

Day 1 Arrive Tokyo Upon arrival, be met by an airport representative and transferred to your hotel by reserved private taxi.

Day 2 Tokyo Today, enjoy a full-day walking tour of Tokyo accompanied by your private guide (using public transportation). Visits include Tsukiji Outer Fish Market, the revered Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Kannon Temple and its colorful Nakamise Shopping Arcade, and the awe-inspiring Tokyo SkyTree, or Teamlab Planets Digital Museum. (B)

Day 3 Tokyo (Kamakura) Today, travel outside the city to the ancient town of Kamakura. Surrounded by hills and a long beach, Kamakura is one of Japan’s most beautiful cities. Your tour includes visits to several Buddhist temples in the town, including Hasedera Temple, home of the Great Buddha, and several Zen Buddhism temples and their beautiful Japanese Gardens. Return to Tokyo in the afternoon. (B)

Day 4 Tokyo Full day at leisure to shop and explore Tokyo. (B)

Day 5 Tokyo / Takayama Proceed by Shinkansen (Bullet Train) for Takayama, a quaint little town nestled in the Japan Alps. Upon arrival at Takayama Station, transfer to your hotel on your own (by taxi or by foot). Enjoy the balance of the day at your leisure to relax and soak up this heritage town’s serene atmosphere and timeless traditions. This evening, enjoy a Traditional Kaiseki Japanese Dinner  at the ryokan. (B,D)

***Note: Passengers are to transfer between cities on own arrangements. No Guide Service Provided***

Day 6 Takayama (Shirakawa-go) Today you will take a tour with a local guide to the beautifully preserved old town of Takayama and the UNESCO site Shirakawa-go village. Start the day with a visit to the bustling morning market, which is lined with local crafts and farm products, along the Miyagawa River. Take a walk in the district called San-machi Suji, the traditional home of Takayama merchants and sake brewers, which has been preserved in almost exactly the same state for the past two to three hundred years. Visit the Takayama Jinya, which served as the former local government office headed by the officials dispatched from Edo. In the afternoon, catch the bus to Shirakawa-go region. Your guide will show you around the village, famous for its traditional gassho-zukuri farmhouses, some dating 250 years back. Gassho-zukkuri translates as ‘Praying Hands,’ as the farmhouses’ steep thatched roofs resemble the hands of Buddhist monks pressed together in prayer, and are designed to withstand the heavy snows which fall in the region. Return to Takayama for your overnight accommodation. (B)

Day 7 Takayama / Gero Proceed by rail (approx. 45 min.) to Gero on your own. Check in at the renowned Suimeikan Onsen Resort, located just three minutes by foot from Gero Station. A traditional Japanese Dinner is served at the Ryokan. (B,D) ***No Guide Service Provided***

Day 8 Gero / Kyoto After breakfast at the resort, proceed by rail to Kyoto. Upon arrival, bet met at Kyoto Station and commence sightseeing of Kyoto, visiting Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kiyomizu Temple and Gion District. Check in to your hotel in Kyoto. (B)

Day 9 Kyoto This morning, enjoy a fascinating tour of Kyoto by bicycle. Your tour includes visits to the Golden Pavilion, one of the most photographed spots in all of Japan; Ryoan temple, home of the most famous rock garden; and Arashiyama, famed for its bamboo forest. At the end of the tour, you will make your way back to Kyoto by local train on your own. Balance of the afternoon at leisure to relax and explore Kyoto on your own. (B)

***Note: Bicycle tour is privately guided. Passengers are to make their own way (approx. 20 minute by taxi) to/from meeting point in Western Kyoto. ***

Day 10 Kyoto (Nara & Osaka) Morning at leisure. This afternoon, travel to the outskirts of Kyoto to Nara, Japan’s first capital from 710-784 A.D. and yet another UNESCO World Heritage Site. We visit the awe-inspiring Todaiji Temple, famed for being the world’s largest wooden building that houses the country’s largest Buddha statue; Nara Park, where over 1,000 free-roaming deer abound; and Kasuga Taisha, one of the most celebrated Shrines in all of Japan. Afterward, continue to Osaka, highly recognized as Japan’s Food Capital. Visit Dotonbori, a popular shopping and entertainment district that is lit by hundreds of neon lights and mechanized signs, including the famous Glico Running Man sign and Kani Doraku crab sign. After enjoying the atmosphere and the shops, stroll through the hundreds of dining outlets featuring all kinds of local delights, including Osaka’s famous takoyaki (octopus dumplings), okonomiyaki savory pancakes, ramen noodles, kushikatsu fried skewers, and even Fugu (blowfish). Return to your hotel in Kyoto later this evening. (B)

Day 11 Depart Kyoto Transfer to Itami or Kansai Airport by shuttle van for your departure flight home. (B)

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• Price excludes all airfares, personal expenses and beverages
• Tour commences in Tokyo and ends in Kyoto.
• Peak Season Surcharges or blackout dates apply during Sakura season (Cherry Blossoms in late March – mid April), Golden Week Holiday (April 29-May 6) & December Holiday period (Dec. 24- Jan. 03). Please contact us for details and restrictions.
• Tour prices are based on travel completing within the above said period. Due to hotel rate differences, pro-ration of tour price may be required for travel spanning two calendar months. Contact us for details.
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Experience the thrill of adventure on your 14-day highlights tour of Japan that celebrates the traditions, scenery, and culture of the island nation. Trek volcanic slopes and bask soothing hot springs. Hear Shinto mythology passed down through generations. Wander through feudal realms in the footsteps of samurai, delight in the serenity of blossoming gardens, and discover regal temples during your trip of a lifetime in Japan.

Your luxurious 14-day Japan historical tour will take you through time to experience culture and tradition. You can indulge in delicious cuisine unchanged for generations and witness religious rites that predate customs from the European Middle Ages. Meet with master artisans and sample exquisite sake. Your experience will immerse you in the majesty, wonder, and ritual of Japan that offer unparalleled lessons that will last a lifetime.

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With millions of people visiting Japan each year, it seems nearly impossible to find places that are off the beaten path. Yet on this 15-day tour, see the hidden side of Japan as you explore Kyushu and Shikoku. These two islands offer a variety of cultural, natural, and culinary treasures. You travel between destinations at your own pace. This trip leaves you with many splendid memories, and a desire to return to experience Japan’s many other treasures.

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Master chefs, local kitchens, and wild ingredients will scratch the surface of remarkable cuisine during your 10-day culinary tour of Japan. The secrets of Japanese cuisine will emerge as you travel between marketplaces and sake breweries to discover the origins of heritage and preserved tradition. You will sample celebrated dishes and participate in intricate tea ceremonies. From Tokyo to Osaka, you will uncover Japan as a dynamic global gastronomic destination.

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Shogun is a television series that reveals the natural beauty and customs of Japan, and our Heritage and Tradition 10-day Japan tour is an immersion into the past that has shaped contemporary culture. Listen to monks chant in the Shingon mountain temple. Sip tea during a traditional ceremony inside a wooden Kyoto house. Watch Geishas wander past and explore ancient villages set beneath opulent castles. Whether wandering in bamboo forests or viewing the gorgeous landscape, you can bring the hit series "Shogun" to life as you take part in the iconic traditions of Japan.

Private tours and luxurious accommodations will give you unparalleled insight into tradition, culture, and spirit during your 15-day Japan highlights tour. Your expert guides will lead you through modern cities, hidden towns, and traditional villages. Buddhist monkeys and serene gardens showcase custom while tranquility will emerge from the marvelous landscapes. Authentic ryokan, soothing hot springs, performing geishas, and high-speed bullet trains will reveal the depth and complexity of Japan.

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Spend six days swooning over the spectacular natural beauty that blankets Shikoku Island on this absorbing nature lover’s tour to Japan. As you cruise from the exuberant seaside city of Takamatsu to the forested hinterlands of Iya Valley, you will be enthralled by the unending wilderness beauty that veils the entire island and flanks sacred spiritual sites tucked between the emerald greenery.

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From the enthralling capital city of Tokyo to the charming former imperial seat of Kyoto, this tailored 9-day tour will showcase the allure of Japan in every destination you discover. Whether you are tucking into delectable local delicacies at humble eateries lining flowered boulevards or admiring the astonishing shrines dating back centuries, unravel Japan day by day on this resplendent vacation.

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Top romantic destinations in Japan:

• Kyoto: The ancient city Kyoto, is one of the most romantic places in Japan. Basking in such kind of atmosphere where you will find peace in Zen garden. Here you will enjoy traditional hospitality in inns and enjoy the food, which is one of the Japanese haute cuisines known as kaiseki dining.
• Miyajima: It is located outside Hiroshima and is famous for its torii gate that floats on water at high tide. Here, you can explore beautiful shrines and temples, encounter with the tractable population of wild deer and climb to the top of Mount Misen for a stunning panoramic view of the Island.
• Tokyo: Tokyo’s exciting street festivals in summer times and outstanding holiday lighting in winters are called illuminations of the place. There are many other things like parks with pink Sakura trees, malls, metros, five-star hotels, skyscrapers makes it a good destination for couples to visit.
• Hakone: its scenic beauty is unbelievable and easy to explore. You can just take a short train ride out of Tokyo on the Odakyu Romance Car, which is a beloved getaway destination for locals. You can take cable cars or ropeways to explore the beauty of mountains from top angle and also enjoy Hakone’s natural hot springs water.
• Karuizawa: it is a perfect honeymoon destination at any time of year. Enjoy green nature in summer, magnificent foliage in autumn and snowy wonderland in winter. The wooden chapels here will give you appeal of western-style weddings and during Christmas time village gets covered completely with ice.

Best time to visit for Japan Honeymoon Package

Japan has all four seasons’ in a year (spring, summer, autumn, winter) and all are culturally important. Late spring (March to May) and late autumn (September to November) are generally the best time to visit Japan because at this time skies are clear. There is very little rainfall, and temperatures are mild, and vivid hues of autumn leaves and spring season’s attractive cherry blossom looks stunning.

Here, colder months from December to February are not that much appealing to number of visitors when travelling to Japan cheaper as well as it is less crowded and costs less to many things. Hakone and Mt. Fuji can be visited year-round as summer and winter both suitable for visits.

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How much would a japan honeymoon cost.

If you’re going on your honeymoon to Japan, then you will need at least 7 days to visit this place wholeheartedly. A one week trip to Japan will cost you almost INR 1,05,000. You will find some of the finest deals when you check out the Japan Honeymoon packages .

Do I need a visa to visit Japan?

If you’re visiting Japan, then it is mandatory to have a valid passport and a return ticket. For travel related to touring or business purposes, there is no requirement of a visa till 90 days. The passport must be valid for that entire period. One should not opt for any kind of employment in the meantime.

Is it necessary to know Japanese to visit Japan?

No, it is not necessary to know Japanese language if you are travelling to major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto and major tourist spots, today good amount of Japanese people speak English and you will find menus in restaurants in English.

Why you should spend your Honeymoon in Japan?

During Spring season atmosphere, Japan is very beautiful because of the exciting sights of cherry blossoms in full bloom and this makes Japan’s atmosphere too romantic and ideal season to visit Japan for honeymoon.

What are the special dishes of Japan?

Japan has become a major food destination because of its variety of phenomenal cuisines, both high and low. The special food items of Japan are Sushi, French pastries, Gyoza, Karaage – a japanese style fried chicken, Kushi-katsu, Shishamo, Soba, and Yakitori.

What are romantic things for couples to do in Japan?

There are some romantic things in Japan for couples to do like sail a romantic night with Tokyo Bay night cruise, enjoy delicious and luxurious full course French meal, you can have a romantic dinner on a night boat cruise in Okinawa and the best way to end the day on the island of Okinawa.

What are some Japanese Souvenirs to take home?

The important Japanese souvenirs to take home are wagashi, kendama, koinobori, Koma (spinning tops), Matcha, Hato sabure and many more things like these can be bought from here.

Is Japan expensive to travel?

Yes, Japan is an expensive city to travel to as there are expensive hotels, dining and traveling in Japan. However, it completely depends on the duration and other inclusions of one’s package.

Is it safe to travel in Japan?

Yes, Japan is a safe country to travel to. Yet, travelers must be aware and their surroundings and always take care of your belongings.

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Meiji Shrine In Tokyo

Meiji Shrine is one of the most visited places in Tokyo. It is said to be the shrine of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. It is surrounded by a wide expanse of greenery and located just nearby is Yoyogi Park. The shrine draws many visitors since it is home to many many pathways that make for a serene environment for a walk ...

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Imperial Palace in Tokyo

The Imperial Palace located in Tokyo , which literally also means Imperial Residence, is the primary residing place of the Emperor of Japan. At present, the Tokyo Imperial Palace is located on the former site of a massive park arena covered by massive stone walls and moats right in the middle of Tokyo known as Edo Castle. It...

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Shibuya In Tokyo

Crammed with some really compelling nooks and crannies, the district of Shibuya located in Tokyo is one such attraction that you cannot afford to miss out on! A trend-setting powerhouse decked with iconic crossing, this place is dedicated to arts and fashion. The chaotic and yet amazingly organized, the crossing of this dis...

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Tokyo Disneyland in Tokyo

One of the most fun places to be in Japan, Tokyo Disneyland is a great spot to let your inner child out to play. It was established in the year 1983 and was the very first Disneyland that opened up anywhere in the world outside of the United States. It is a massive theme park that draws inspiration from the movies produced ...

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Tokyo Skytree in Tokyo

The Tokyo Skytree located in Tokyo is a gigantic broadcasting and observation tower in Tokyo . It is located in Sumida and is considered the second tallest structure in the world, after Burj Khalifa Tower in Dubai . With a recorded height of 2,080 feet and 450 floors above ground level, it is also the tallest tower in the wor...

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Harajuku Fashion Street in Tokyo

Are you a fashion enthusiast, or someone that can be considered as a fashionista, then strolling through the streets of Harajuku are meant to entice your soul. Nestled between the wards of Shibuya and Shinjuku in the metropolitan city of Tokyo, Harajuku is a hub of fascinating subcultures in Japan. Famed for its eccentric-s...

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Shopping At Akihabara In Tokyo

Japan is the world's leading country for shopping of electronics. People who travel to Japan for tourist purposes also make a visit to some of the best markets in Japan to get their hands on some of the best things, especially electronics which they can get from Japan. One of the most popular markets which is a district in ...

Adventure Activities at Mount Takao in Tokyo

Mount Takao is the closest natural escape from Tokyo. With an elevation of 599 m not only does it presents amazing vistas but also a perfect spot for a day out. Since it is located within close proximity from the capital, it draws a huge crowd, especially during the weekends. It is situated at the Hachi?ji, Japan, and is a ...

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Nightlife at Roppongi in Tokyo

Roppongi is located in the heart-centre of Tokyo. It is a famous nightlife hub in Japan which is not only well-known to the tourists but also to the local people here An array of hotels found here is one main reason for its popularity among tourists. Since it is located in the heart of the capital city, it attracts a lot of...

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Important things to do in Japan:

• Helicopter night cruising in Tokyo: Enjoy a full night sky in Toronto and see Odaiba, the Rainbow bridge, the city of Ginza, and one of the most exciting cities in the world, Tokyo, from a different angle.
• Tokyo cherry blossom cruise with unlimited drinks and food: Ensure deep enjoyment on a fabulous Hanami cruise in spring season, its optional whether customers want day or night cruise on the Sumida river to have the glorious views of the riverbank Sakura.
• Tokyo German village winter light show: Here you will find massive light designs spreading across the hills making a different impact, almost 3 million LED lights across 60,000 square metres makes the decoration stunning and it is an amazing place to go at night.

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When you are travelling, you should be prepared with a checklist. Things like basic medicines, mosquito repellent, may be required while visiting remote places and forests. Other necessary stuff should also be taken care of. For instance, you should check your tickets, identity proof, and passport, keep it safely in a separate bag. Make sure all the necessary items have been pack, you can carry camera, if you want to capture best moments anytime anywhere. If you are travelling in winter season, then don’t forget to pack woollen clothes, boots, thick socks. There are other essential recommendations too, which will make the things go easy like, know your package clearly, check everything before taking package and also that do not forget to carry an umbrella in your luggage bag along with other stuff.

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