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If you are planning an overnight stay in Narita, consider this tour. It is likely that you have jet-lag after the long flight, and tend to wake up early in the morning, like 2 - 3 am. If this is the case, the tour is ideal for you. We visit the fish market of Narita where exciting tuna fish auctioning starts at 5:30 am. Compared to the gigantic Toyosu Fish Market in Tokyo, the size of the market here is 1/50th, nevertheless, you can experience the similar excitement with much more friendly environment. After that we will attend a mystic morning service at the Shinshoji Temple. This fire-burning ceremony still retains the original style and manners started over a thousand years ago; the experience you will never forget. Will explore the temple ground to appreciate the beauty of the architectures and the surrounding garden as time permitting. *All Tours can be customized to your schedule and particular interest.

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Our Japan cherry blossom tours are our most popular tours because we highlight the top places to see sakura, the most renowned flower in the country. Experience Japanese cherry blossom festivals, a cherry blossom dance show performed by geisha, and sakura views from Mt. Fuji, to gardens in Kyoto.

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Our Japan autumn leaves tours give you exclusive access to beautiful gardens, temples, shrines, and famous landmarks while enjoying the colorful autumn scenery along the way. We offer Japan tours to rural parts of Japan, historical towns, World Heritage sites, and diverse shopping districts.

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Our Japanese festival tours cover festivals from all seasons. Matsuri (festivals) can range from celebrations to honor a shrine's deity to joyful seasonal occurrences. Participate in one of the biggest festivals in Japan, the Kyoto Aoi Festival, or check out the Gion Summer Festival on one of our Japan tours.

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We offer tours for people specifically interested in anime, the pilgrimage route of Japan, visiting the most beautiful places in Japan, focusing on Japan's breathtaking flowers, seeing snow monkeys in winter, visiting the best nature spots of Hokkaido, and spending time at the art island of Naoshima.

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Experience the takayama spring & autumn festivals during your trip to japan, one of japan's most beautiful festivals..

Witness the beautiful Takayama Festivals in Japan, not once, but twice a year. We offer a list of Japan tour packages that allow you to experience the lavishly decorated floats, known as yatai, which feature karakuri (mechanical puppets) that dance and move impressively. Whichever season you prefer, we have a Japan tour package reserved for either Takayama Festivals.

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Get lost in the lovely furano flower fields surrounded with lavender flowers, and enjoy views of the spacious fields in biei..

Our Hokkaido lavender tours showcase the best spots to indulge in lavender beauty during its flowering season. Take a Japan trip to Farm Tomita in Furano, known as one of the best places in Japan to see spectacular backdrops of lavender. Our lavender tours will also take you to a small town called Biei, overlapping with picturesque hills, vast fields, and the popular Panorama Road.

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The tateyama kurobe alpine route is an amazing route that goes through the northern japan alps..

Visit the famous and long demanded Alpine Route in Japanese Alps. Requiring varying modes of transportation, this route takes you through mountains and valleys for some of the most scenic views in all of Japan. From high mountain peaks reflected in the surface of calm, crystal lakes to the lower elevations at the Kurobe Dam and the famous site of the snow corridor, this route is sure to be unforgettably beautiful.

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Take delight in viewing elegant wisteria flowers at ashikaga flower park and kawachi fuji garden during your tour to japan..

Wisteria are dream-like flowers that hang like pink and purple chandeliers. On our Japan Wisteria Tours, you will visit places like the Kawachi Fuji Garden and Ashikaga Flower Park. The Kawachi Fuji Garden features picture-worthy flower tunnels you can walk underneath, while the Ashikaga Flower Park is significant for their "Great Wisteria", a famous tree that's over a 150 years old.

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Watch japanese snow monkeys bathe in hot springs at jigokudani snow monkey park on a japan winter tour..

Our snow monkey tours will take you to the Jigokudani Yaenkoen Park, where you can see Japanese Macaque, known as "snow monkeys". Thousands of people come to see the monkeys, whom are native to northern Japan and can be recognized by their red faces and light brown-grey fur. Watching the snow monkeys bathe up close is quite an experience, so don't forget your camera!

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Our japan tours will take you to the best winter festivals in the country, where you can admire giant ice sculptures and unique fairgrounds..

Believe it or not, some of the best festivals that attract millions of visitors each year are located in the coldest parts of Japan. We have arranged tours to travel to the Sapporo Snow Festival, Otaru Snow Light Path, Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival, Asahikawa Winter Festival, and the Sounkyo Ice Waterfall Festival. Experience seeing illuminated ice sculptures on one our tour packages.

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Join a tour that visits japan's largest dance festival, awa odori, and enjoy traditional music accompanied with lots of food in a lively celebration..

Attracting over 1.3 million visitors per year, Awa Odori is the largest dance festival in Japan. We have a Japan tour package showing you the best of Japan, including this famous dance festival. It is also called the "Fool's Dance", which originates from 400 years ago. Many instruments including taiko, shamisen, and flutes are accompanied with the dancers that parade through the city.

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Spend your japan vacation indulging in traditional japanese culture and stunning floats at the gion summer festival..

The Gion Matsuri is Kyoto’s largest annual festival and one of Japan's most famous. We have arranged Japan tour packages that include this 1100 year old celebration, which originally began as a religious ceremony dating back to 869. The main event occurs on July 17th and July 24th, where locals and visitors gather to view two extravagant procession parade floats.

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Book a trip to japan that includes a taste of japanese history at the elegant and popular kyoto aoi festival..

Every May 15th, the Kyoto Aoi Festival features a large parade of over 500 people dressed in Heian Period (794-1185) styled clothing to illustrate a graceful procession. We provide several tours that highlight one of Kyoto's most celebrated festivals. The Kyoto Aoi Matsuri takes you back to the 10th century, where traditional makeup and impressive costumes can be appreciated.

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Admire thousands of ground cherry blossoms at the fuji shibazakura festival & takinoue koen park shibazakura festival during your japan tour..

Known as the ground cherry blossoms, our Shibazakura Festival tours will take you to attractions that are blanketed with vivid shibazakura. See the Fuji Shibazakura Festival, featuring over 800,000 spectacular moss phlox with the great Mt. Fuji in the background. Also visit Takinoue Koen Park, noteworthy for its hillside covered with 100,000 square meters of shibazakura.

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Take your japan tour to the majestic flower gardens at hitachi seaside park, widely known for its hillside of 4.5 million baby blue eye flowers..

Scientifically known as Nemophila, the largest collection of baby blue eye flowers can be seen at the Hitachi Seaside Park. There are over 4.5 million baby blue eyes blooming from mid-April to mid-May, referred as "Nemophila Harmony" during its annual bloom. The Hitachi Seaside Park features vast, gorgeous flower gardens of tulips, poppies, roses, kochia, and more.

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Join the fiery celebration at tohoku's 3 great summer festivals during your japan trip..

Be keen on Tohoku's Three Great Summer Festivals all in one Japan tour package. These summer festivals known as Aomori Nebuta, Akita Kanto, and Sendai Tanabata are lively experiences you don't want to miss. Enjoy magnificent views of lantern-lit floats, high-spirited dancing, music performances, kanto skills, firework displays, thousands of colorful streamers, and more.

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Top 12 places to visit in japan.

1. Hokkaido

Enjoy a tour to japan in hokkaido, renowned for its flower fields and attractions unique to every season..

Hokkaido, Japan has a distinctive change of seasons that only adds to its beauty. The island is renowned for its lavender fields in the summer and winter festivals that attract millions of visitors every year. Our Japan tours to Hokkaido will take you to the flower fields in Furano, the atmospheric Otaru Canal, Hokkaido's biggest entertainment district in Susukino, and to Shiraoi to learn about the Ainu people of Hokkaido. A Japan trip to Hokkaido means trying various fresh foods at the famous Nijo Market, strolling through the heart of Sapporo in Odori Park, and stopping by Hokkaido's most famous hot spring resort in Noboribetsu. Hokkaido is proud to have its four distinct seasonal differences that include a number of events and acitivities each unique to the season. There is no other place like Hokkaido to enjoy your Japan vacation to the fullest.

Make your way to the Tohoku region to see the great Towada Lake, visit the prominent Zeuiganji Zen temple, and see one of Japan's three most scenic views during your Japan tour.

Tohoku is known for its great summer festivals, picturesque landscapes, and its long history of samurai. Predominantly mountainous, this region offers broad areas of natural surroundings. A Japan tour to Tohoku involves visiting must-see sites among its six prefectures. Tour to one of Japan's three most scenic views at Matsushina, Tohoku's famous Zuiganji Zen temple, and the lovely Towada Lake. Numerous castles and samurai homes reside in Tohoku, making it an appropriate place to visit and appreciate history. Tohoku is also a suitable backup option when cherry blossom viewing, since the blossoming period takes place a few weeks later than in Kyoto or Tokyo. We offer several tours to see the best of Tohoku in one Japan trip.

Dive into the fascinating world of Tokyo, where you will visit ancient landmarks and electrifying towns during your tour to Japan.

Populated by over 36 million people, Tokyo is the worlds largest city. It is a metropolis that offers a mixture of both futuristic and traditional qualities. We offer tours to Tokyo that take you to destinations such as the Meiji Shrine, the Tokyo Tower, and the Imperial Palace. Indulge in Japanese history at the interesting Edo-Tokyo Musuem. We have Japan tour packages that will also take you to a popular tourist attraction called Odaiba, a man made island that serves as a shopping and entertainment district. Admire Tokyo's oldest temple built in 645, the colorful Sensoji Temple, also known as the Asakusa Kannon Temple. Find yourself in the lively and colorful Shibuya, renowned for endless dining, shopping, and clubbing. Its trademark is a large intersection featured in a number of films and photos. A Japan trip is not complete without traveling to Japans most distinguished city.

Travel to an active volcano in Hakone and ride the scenic Hakone Ropeway on one of our Japan tour packages.

Located in the Kanagawa Prefecture, the town of Hakone is mostly a mountainous region part of the Fuji Hakone Izu National Park. Hakone is a famed holiday resort renowned for its variety of popular hot springs. On our Japan tours, you can enjoy a stunning view of Mt. Fuji in Hakone and its natural beauty. Our tours will also take you to Owakudani, a volcano with active steam vents, hot river valleys, and scenic trails. Enjoy a ride on the Hakone Ropeway, where you can view the active volcano zone and excellent views of Mt. Fuji on clear days. Hakone is a popular destination in Japan for travelers looking to enjoy their tour outside of Tokyo. Since Hakone is in the Kanagawa Prefecture, our Japan tour packages will also include the must-see sites in this region.

5. Mt. Fuji

Check out astonishing views of mt. fuji and all of its natural surroundings when you book a tour to japan..

Take a tour to the highest mountain in Japan, Mt. Fuji, an active volcano standing at 12,380 feet (3,776 meters). Mt. Fuji is not only famous for its majestic cone shape and impressive aura, but also being the subject for distinguished paintings, photos, and literature. It is recognized as an international famous symbol of Japan. Impressive views can be seen from Tokyo and Yokohama on clear days. On the other hand, cloudy days often block visibility of Mt. Fuji, so those who get to experience the clear view of the mountain are considered fortunate. Our Japan tour packages will take you to the Fuji Subaru Line 5th Station, the halfway point on the climb to Mt. Fuji. It is accessible almost any time of the year and is well developed. This is a popular sightseeing spot for thoroughly admiring the grand and awe-inspiring view of Mt. Fuji and its surroundings.

6. Takayama

Add a traditional touch to your japan tour by visiting rural destinations in takayama and its authentic, historical buildings..

Celebrate at one of Japan's three most beautiful festivals here in Takayama, the Takayama Festivals, held in both spring and autumn. Since Takayama is located in the Japanese Alps, it is preferred among travelers wishing to add a rural destination to their visit to Japan. Takayama has been referred as "Little Kyoto", due to its preserved historical structures and traditional atmosphere. It is also popularly known as Hida-Takayama to refrain from confusion with other places called Takayama. We offer Japan tours to Old Town, where you can view entire streets and structures dating back to the Edo Period (1600-1868). Continue your Japan trip to the Matsumoto Castle, also called "Crow Castle" due to its black exterior. Here you can admire a prime example of original Japanese wooden architecture. Take delight in sightseeing in Takayama on your Japan vacation.

7. Kanazawa

Tour to kanazawa if you wish to see one of japan's three great gardens and a well-preserved samurai district during your trip to japan..

Capital of the Ishikawa Prefecture, the eminent city of Kanazawa is known for its preserved Edo districts and other historical attractions. Since the construction of the Kanazawa Castle during the rule of powerful feudal lord Maeda Toshiie, the city has prospered with many cultural achievements. Visit one of the Three Great Gardens of Japan, the Kenrokuen Garden, during your tour to Japan. Its name translates to "Garden of the Six Sublimities", qualities that make up the perfect garden according to Chinese landscape theory. Here you can find Japan's oldest fountain and the two meter tall Kotojitoro Lantern, an icon of Kanazawa and Kenrokuen. Some of our tour packages even travel to Kanazawa's Samurai District. Upon arrival, you will catch sight of well-preserved buildings and the former living quarters of samurai. Tour to Japan to enjoy these attractions unique to Kanazawa.

Say hello to authentic Japanese culture by visiting Japan's most popular temples and shrines, beautiful parks and gardens, and the best summer festivals during a tour to Kyoto.

Kyoto is famous for its numerous Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, and ravishing gardens. The city served as Japan's capital and was the residence of the Imperial family during 794 to 1868. During your tour to Kyoto, you will get to participate in sake tasting at the Gekkeikan Okura Sake Musuem, visit the famous tunnel of scarlet torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, see the iconic Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavillion), and stroll through the city of geisha in Gion. Continue your trip to the former residence of Tokugawa Ieyasu at Nijo Castle, check out the noteworthy Kiyomizu Temple and its impressive wooden stage, and see what a traditional Zen garden looks like at the Tenryuji Temple. Experience three of Kyoto's world-famous festivals, including the Aoi-matsuri Festival, the Gion-matsuri Festival, and the Jidai-matsuri Festival. Tour to Kyoto for an unforgettable Japan experience.

Experience visiting the world's largest wooden building and Japan's biggest bronze statue of Buddha when you travel to Japan.

Located less than one hour away from Kyoto and Osaka, the city of Nara is one of Japan's most rewarding destinations. Nara is Japan's first permanent capital, and is second to Kyoto as a cultural legacy with eight Unesco World Heritage Sites. Under the rule of the Imperial family and aristocrats, many temples and shrines were built here, as well as the development of temple towns. Our tours include seeing one of Japan's most significant temples, the Todaiji Temple, home to the famous Daibutsu (Big Buddha). The temple's main hall (Daibutsuden) is the world's largest wooden building, which is where you can also find the giant bronze statue of Buddha. Your trip to Japan will also give you the opportunity to visit the popular Deer Park nearby the temple, filled with over 1,000 deer you can greet and feed. Choose one of our Japan tour packages to experience Nara's historic treasures.

10. Hiroshima

Travel to the peace memorial park for an awakening experience about war and world peace, as well as the famed "floating" torri gate on the beautiful miyajima island, only in hiroshima..

Hiroshima is located in the Chugoku Region, a major city that is home to over a million residents. After the first atomic bomb dropped, there were predictions that the city would be uninhabitable. However, great endeavors were taken to rebuild Hiroshima and the speculations were proved wrong. During your Japan tour, you can visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum and the Atomic Bomb Dome (Genbaku Dome), a must-see exhibition and eye opening experience. You can visit these landmarks of world history at Peace Memorial Park, located in the center of the city. Our Japan tour packages also take you to Itsukushima-jinja, a Shinto shrine located on Miyajima Island. It is famous for its "floating" torii gate and is inscribed as a World Cultural Heritage Site and one of Japan's three most scenic places. Don't miss out on a remarkable tour to Hiroshima.

11. Shikoku

Journey to shikoku during your japan vacation for a tour full of remarkable sites and impressive coastal views, such as the incredibly scenic drive along the great seto bridge and the shimanami kaido toll road..

Shikoku is home to the Shikoku pilgrimage route, which includes 88 temples and other sacred sites. Shikoku offers many historic locations, breathtaking spots in nature, and traditional festivals. Here on your tour to Japan, you can enjoy scenic views from the Great Seto Bridge and the Shimanami Kaido, passing six small islands to get to Shikoku. Shimanami Kaido is renowned for its beautiful drive along its picturesque toll road. Take a pleasant stroll through Shikoku Mura Village and experience an awe-inspiring masterpiece of Japanese landscape at Ritsurin Park, featuring ponds, pavilions, and a Mt. Shuin backdrop. Shikoku may be the smallest main island of Japan, but offers many spectacular attractions to experience.

Explore Kyushu during your tour to Japan, where you'll wander through an abandoned island known as Gunkanjima, and visit the site of legend where the Shinto Sun Goddess hid herself in a cave.

Kyushu is the third largest main island of Japan and offers significant landmarks, natural beauty, and vibrant cities. Our Japan tour packages will take you to the best things to see and do in Kyushu. Take a trip to Gunkanjima, translating to "battleship island", a small and abandoned coal mine with the highest recorded population density in the world. You will also visit Glover Garden, an open-air exhibit featuring mansions of former Western residents in Nagasaki. Tour to Takachiho, a town pervaded with Japanese mythology. There you can visit the supposed site of legend of the Sun Goddess Amaterasu, where she hid in a cave distraught from her brother's cruel pranks, causing other gods and goddesses to attempt to lure her out. Takachiho is a "power spot" profound with spiritual energy and religious importance. Nearby, you can see a cascading waterfall at the Takachiho Gorge.

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Autumn leaves in Japan are almost as popular as the cherry blossom season. Kōyō is the Japanese word for autumn leaves. Kōyō and momiji (maple leaves) use the same kanji and has been that way since the Heian Period.

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Czas lokalny Różnica w czasie względem Polski to: czas letni +7 godzin czas zimowy +8 godzin

Ogólne wymagania wjazdowe dla obywateli Polski Wiza nie jest wymagana dla obywateli Polski przebywających w Japonii do 90 dni, wjazd na podstawie ważnego paszportu. WAŻNE: nie wolno podczas takiego pobytu otrzymywać wynagrodzenia za pracę.

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Napięcie i rodzaj gniazdka Wymagany adapter; 100 V; 50 Hz / 60 Hz, typ A, typ B

Waluta jen (JPY), 1 JPY = 100 cenów = 1000 rinów , 1 JPY = 0.025711PLN, kurs NBP z dnia 2024-04-26

Napiwki W Japonii nie ma zwyczaju dawania napiwków, wręcz jest to uważane jest za nietakt.

Obowiązkowy podatek turystyczny Nie ma obowiązującej opłaty za pobyt turystyczny.

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Komunikacja / transport publiczny W Japonii transport jest bardzo dobrze rozwinięty – kursują przede wszystkim autobusy, pociągi, samoloty i statki. Bez problemu można dostać się do najważniejszych atrakcji turystycznych. Środki transportu słyną przy tym z dużej szybkości i punktualności. W przypadku transportu międzymiastowego, najpopularniejsze są koleje. Można też skorzystać z przejazdu autobusem lub statkiem. Jeśli planuje się minimum kilka przejazdów komunikacją publiczną, warto zakupić kartę Japan Rail Pass, obejmującą większość środków komunikacji w Japonii. Zakupu należy dokonać przed przyjazdem do kraju, a więc poza granicami Japonii – można to zrobić za pośrednictwem Internetu. W Tokio najpopularniejsze jest podróżowanie metrem. W miastach najlepiej zakupić kartę przedpłaconą na komunikację (PASMO lub Suica) – to najwygodniejszy sposób płacenia za przejazdy. Poza korzystaniem z transportu publicznego, można zamówić taksówkę.

Wynajem samochodów Obowiązuje ruch lewostronny. Wymagane jest posiadanie międzynarodowego prawa jazdy zgodnego z Konwencją Genewską z 1949 roku – to jedyny uznawany dokument. Trzeba więc pamiętać, że w Japonii nie honoruje się międzynarodowego prawa jazdy, które wydano w Polsce według wzoru określonego w Konwencji Wiedeńskiej. Duże miasta w Japonii są bardzo zatłoczone. Na ulicach często zdarzają się korki. Jazda poza centrami miast jest jednak zazwyczaj wygodna. Za przejazd autostradami, drogami szybkiego ruchu i tunelami obowiązują opłaty.

Ważne lokalne informacje i zwyczaje Polecamy zabranie dolarów amerykańskich lub euro i wymianę na lokalną walutę na miejscu (czasem wymiana waluty w banku obarczona jest wysoką marżą). Do wymiany waluty niezbędne jest wypełnienie formularza i okazanie paszportu. Nie wszystkie polskie karty płatnicze są akceptowane w Japonii i nie wszystkie są obsługiwane w japońskich bankomatach. Warto mieć przy sobie gotówkę. Powszechnym zwyczajem przy wejściu do czyjegoś domu, świątyni, a nawet restauracji jest zdejmowanie butów i zakładanie przygotowanych kapci. Zdarzają się nawet specjalne kapcie zakładane tylko i wyłącznie do toalety. Siorbanie podczas jedzenia posiłku (szczególnie zupy czy japońskich makaronów) nie jest uznawane za niekulturalne. Wręcz przeciwnie – głośne siorbanie jest mile widziane, pokazuje, że posiłek nam smakuje. Powszechne jest głośne proszenie kelnera, aby podszedł do stolika („Sumimasen!”). Taksówka wolna oznaczona jest kolorem czerwonym, a zajęta zielonym. W przypadku zaproszenia do czyjegoś domu w dobrym tonie jest wręczenie gospodarzowi drobnego upominku. Na powitanie i pożegnanie wskazane jest kłanianie się, a nie podawanie ręki. Rozmowy przez telefon oraz głośne konwersacje w komunikacji publicznej są źle przyjmowane. ... Czytaj cały opis Zwiń opis

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Art, Gardens and Temples: A Luxury Cultural Tour of Japan

Naoshima Island

Experience Japan's complex and fascinating cultures with a luxury tour through five destinations

Personalised journeys from start to finish

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At a glance.

Few countries can match Japan in terms of the variety of its culture. Although steeped in ancient traditions such as geisha and samurai, zen-inducing gardens, ornate temples and tea ceremonies, modern Japanese society is in a state of constant flux and renewal resulting in sci-fi cityscapes, avant-garde fashion, ultra-modern technology and cutting-edge art and design. We’ll show you all sides of this fascinating country with an in-depth luxury cultural tour, especially designed for aficionados of the arts.

We begin in cosmopolitan Tokyo to visit internationally acclaimed museums and destinations, tour the capital’s most fashionable districts, visit ancient shrines and Imperial Gardens and take part in traditional activities such as a tea ceremony or a calligraphy class. We then move onto the hidden gem of Kanazawa to explore ancient samurai and geisha districts, the wonderful Kerokuen Garden and modern art in the acclaimed Kanazawa 21st Century Museum. You’ll stay at a fine ryokan in the countryside, indulging in the hot spring onsen and a traditional multi-course kaiseki dinner.

The imperial jewel of Kyoto is next, where we get a feel for the ancient past with tours of the numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites before being brought back to the present at the National Museum of Modern Art. A couple of captivating days on Naoshima, Japan ‘s “Art Island” follow, living alongside modern art from world-famous architects and artists such as Tadao Ando, Lee Ufan and Yayoi Kusama. There’s just time for a quick stop in Hakone to see the expansive open-air Museum and another onsen stay before your international flight home.

You’ll stay at luxury accommodation in each city with expert guides on hand and our insider recommendations to ensure that you get the most out of each destination.

Example trip itinerary

Meet and greet at Tokyo airport

Accommodation in Tokyo

• 84 rooms and suites
• Restaurant and bar
• Pool and fitness centre
• Visit the Senso-ji Temple

Embracing the minimalism of traditional Japanese architecture, Aman is a stylish, bespoke hotel that will offer you an array of amenities and easy accessibility to the city’s sights.

Each of the 84 guest rooms and suites have unique layouts with uncompromising city views and every contemporary convenience. You’ll find the design inspiration evident throughout the hotel, from traditional Japanese residential structures to the use of classical materials such as camphor wood, washi paper and stone alongside modern luxurious fabrics. The hotel also offers an exquisite dining experience in their elegant mediterranean fine dining restaurant on the 33rd floor with views of the Imperial Palace Gardens and Mount Fuji.

Take a dip in the infinity pool on the 34th floor, high above the hustle and bustle of the city or head to the spa to relax after a long day of exploring the city. You’ll also enjoy Ginza, the upmarket shopping area just a pleasant 15 minute walk away.

Built of amber Namibian granite, The Peninsula Tokyo is a construction of sheer opulence occupying a covetable position opposite the Imperial palace and Hibiya Park in the business district of Marunouchi. The hotels offers you commanding city views, elegant design, luxurious comfort, sophisticated facilities and extraordinary dining.

With 314 spacious guest rooms, this hotel is as large as it is luxurious. Designed by the renowned interior designer Yukio Hashimoto, the hotel intertwines rich earth tones, woods, stone and lacquers with modern design and functionality to create a stunning luxurious living environment. Customise your space with the use of the bedside panels allowing you to tweak the room’s ambience from the comfort of your bed.

Taste the delicious European Cuisine at Peter with stunning views from the hotel’s 24th floor over the Imperial Palace, or visit the Hei Fung Terrace for a sophisticated Cantonese dining experience. Make sure you don’t miss out on the sensational Japanese cuisine at Kyoto Tsuruya where you can watch the skilled chefs prepare Japan’s oldest and most loved culinary delights.

Relax in contemporary luxury at the Mandarin Oriental. Located in the heart of Tokyo, this hotel offers serenity above a ever-growing metropolis.

When you arrive in the 38th floor lobby, you’ll find yourself stunned by the dramatic views over the city’s skyline. The 157 guest rooms and 21 suites are heavily inspired by the Japanese aesthetic, blending futuristic luxury with a typical Japanese understanding of sense of space, aesthetically capturing the country’s rich culture within the modern luxury that Mandarin Oriental are renowned for.

Step out of your hotel and you’ll be in the middle of Tokyo’s metropolis, just a five minute walk from Ginza shopping district. After a busy day enjoying the buzz of Tokyo, relax in the Sense Tea Room or head to the Mandarin Bar and enjoy a signature cocktail by their award-winning chief bartender whilst listening to live jazz.

After a smooth and speedy trip on the world-famous bullet train, you’ll find yourself at the elegant Shangri-La Tokyo, a haven of refinement set amid the relentlessly buzz of Tokyo, just opposite Tokyo Station.

With some of the largest rooms in the capital, the Shangri-La is a calming, sleek retreat from the 24-hour energy of Tokyo. There’s one lobby bar and two restaurants, including the Japanese restaurant Nadaman, located on the level 29, where you can sample Chef Takehiro Yoshida’s sautéed eggplant wrapped in thin slices of Wagyu beef.

The palette of dark wood, chocolate brown and burnt orange is complimented by low, amber lighting, exuding a sense of elegance and sophistication. Many of the spacious rooms have views across Tokyo, a scene that is best viewed at night.

That’s ideal, because you’ll be spending your days out and about exploring the endless fascinations of Tokyo. Within walking distance of the hotel, you’ll find the Ginza shopping district and the Imperial Palace in its park surroundings, and a 20-minute train ride will deliver you to the Buddhist Asakusa Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple.

An innovative collaboration between award-winning designers Tony Chi and Shinichiro Ogata, the Andaz Tokyo is a hotel that reflects Japan’s cultural emphasis on beauty and purity of form. Found in the heart of the metropolis that is Tokyo, this hotel sets the standard for design and luxury.

With 164 spacious guest rooms and suites located between the 47th and 50th floor, find yourself awestruck at the unparalleled panoramic views of Tokyo’s skyline. The decor emphasises the Japanese love for natural materials such as washi paper and wood and the bespoke design also includes partitions, allowing you to customise the space based on personal style.

When you are ready to dine, head to the Andaz Tavern for refined European provincial cuisine prepared with indigenous Japanese ingredients or enjoy sushi in the Rooftop Bar. For those wanting something more relaxed head to Bebu for their signature burger, tapas and grill menu.

With historic landmarks such as the Atago Shrine, Zojoji Temple and Hamarikyu Gardens on your doorstep and some of Tokyo’s best shopping just a stones throw away, discover the charm and uniqueness of this eclectic city.

Enjoy your time exploring the incredible metropolis of Tokyo, a city with an infectious energy that is like no other.

Early this morning, you'll meet your guide who will drive you in a private vehicle to the Tokyo National Museum (TNM), located inside Ueno Park. It is the oldest and largest museum in Japan, holding over 110,000 pieces of art, of which 87 are recognised as Japanese National Treasures and 610 as Important Cultural Properties. The collections are divided into thematic galleries and your guide will show you a selection of the best pieces in several galleries, including the gallery of Horyu-ji Treasures. After your visit, transfer to Asakusa District, one of Tokyo oldest and best-preserved districts. Take a brief stop at Sensoji Temple, with its huge lantern and the Nakamise, dating back to the Edo period when the temple’s neighbours were given special permission to open their shops in the approach to the temple. Your guide will show you the small streets of Asakusa where you can still feel the presence of Ancient Japan.

After lunch, you will have the opportunity to take part in your choice of either a calligraphy workshop or a traditional tea ceremony. More than just an art form, calligraphy ("shodo" in Japanese) is thought to cultivate your inner self. Particular emphasis is placed on the combination of the strokes, the movement of the brush and the shades of the ink, as you write your chosen “Kanji”, the Chinese characters on which the Japanese writing system is based. Each kanji is a symbol for a concept and reflects a historical connecting to the word’s meaning. Tea ceremonies are one of Japan's traditional cultural practices and encompass not only the making of tea, but also tea-room architecture, the appreciation of tea utensils and bowls and Zen Buddhism. After this peaceful experience, enjoy a walk in the East Gardens of the Imperial Palace, a verdant oasis covering 115 hectares in all and home to one of the most beautiful gardens in Tokyo. After entering from the Otemon Gate, which once served as the main gate to Edo Castle, you will be within the Sannomaru grounds where the Sannomaru Shozokan, a very small museum, displays various items that were gifted to the Imperial Family. Continue to the Ninomaru Garden another beautiful area with a coy pond and a small waterfall.

This morning, you will meet your private guide in the hotel lobby and leave in a chartered vehicle to discover a very different side of Tokyo. First, we visit the “National Art Center”, interesting both for its architectural design and its exhibits. Rather than maintaining a permanent collection, it offers fresh angles by showing a great variety of art expressions in the 14,000 square meters of exhibition space available. The museum is also worth the visit simply to enjoy the amazing interior architecture. Alternatively, you can choose to visit the 21_21 Design Sight musuem by Issey Miyake which focuses on design and modern arts. Next we move onto the busy streets of Omotesando, Harajuku and Aoyama followed by Shibuya, lined with fashionable shops and architectural wonders. We'll discover international brands, countless smaller boutiques and designer shops tucked away in smaller streets. Alternatively, your guide can also take you to some of Tokyo’s most interesting art galleries. We'll enjoy lunch in the Shibuya area.

At the Ukiyo-e Ota Memorial Museum of Art you'll get the chance to see ukiyo-e woodblock prints and paintings. This genre of art flourished in Japan from the 17th through to the 19th century and was aimed at the prosperous merchant class in the urbanising Edo period. Amongst the popular themes were depictions of beautiful women, kabuki actors and sumo wrestlers, scenes from history and folk tales, travel scenes and landscapes, flora and fauna and erotica. Its exotic two dimensional style has attracted many European painters, especially impressionists including Van Gogh. What makes the Ota collection especially remarkable is its depth, with representative masterpieces from the birth of the ukiyo-e tradition to its height. The colours and materials of the originals have been perfectly preserved at the museum.

Private transfer to Tokyo station

Train from Tokyo to Kanazawa

Kanazawa & Yamashiro and Yamanaka

You will be met by your private English speaking guide from your bullet train. Start your excursion by private chartered vehicle to the Omicho Market, which local people regard as the “Kitchen of all Kanazawa”, for a short visit before lunch.

Move on to the ancient Samurai district of Nagamachi. Walking through this traditional part of Kanazawa, you'll see tangible evidence of Kanazawa’s prosperous past. In a tranquil setting, the narrow, rock-laid street bordered by earthen walls and decorative gates exude an ambience of feudal times. A visit to Nomurake, a former Samurai House, gives a great insight into Traditional Architecture.

Finally, stroll the magnificent Kenrokuen Garden, reputedly one of the three most beautiful landscape gardens in Japan. Admire the harmonious coexistence of six Chinese attributes of perfection, evolving as seasons unfold.

You'll be transferred in a private vehicle to your hotel in Yamanaka and Yamashiro.

Accommodation in Yamashiro and Yamanaka

Yamashiro and Yamanaka

Dating back over 800 years, this ryokan is immersed in Japanese history. Relax in the hotel’s onsen which have won international acclaim.

In authentic Japanese Sukita style, the 18 luxury guest rooms face the tranquil zen-designed garden. The natural beauty of the garden is echoed in the rooms, where the traditional Japanese use of light and space is evident, from the washi-paper sliding doors and tatami-mat flooring, you’ll find yourself emerged in this rich culture.

During your stay you will dine in on an abundance of local cuisine, tasting delicacies from the nearby sea and the bountiful land that surrounds the area. Find yourself totally emerged in local culture, even down to your clothing, this will be an experience you will never forget.

This luxury ryokan is located in the small hot springs village of Yamanaka, which is untouched by time. Surrounded by thick forested hills and stunning natural beauty, find yourself immersed in rich Japanese culture whilst you unwind at this tranquil inn.

The 10 guest rooms and suites are arranged in the traditional sukiya style of a tea ceremony pavilion. The decor is discreet and elegant from the tatami walkways to the original painted screens, the luxury and exclusive ambience of this ryokan is undeniable. During your stay relax in the natural hot springs renowned for their soothing and curative properties.

The piece de resistance of this ryokan is the cuisine. During your stay you will be served in your room, feasting on the delicious true Japanese kaiseki cuisine. Taste the exquisite local ingredients you are in for a true culinary delight.

Unwind in the calmness of this luxury Japanese ryokan, and it wont take you long to feel like you’re immersed in tranquility. You can start your day with yoga, take part in a traditional tea ceremony and finish it the hotel’s hot springs.

Combining Japanese and western decor, the 17 guest rooms and suites are all decorated uniquely. Comprising of solely Japanese-style rooms, Western-style rooms and some of which are a hybrid between the two, this ryokan is like no other. The hotel’s architecture elegantly emphasises contrast between light, shade and neutral colours creating a peaceful atmosphere for total relaxation.

During your stay taste the phenomenal Kaiseki cuisine in the inclusive 10-course meal. With a strong cultural emphasis on fresh, local produce enjoy the exquisite flavours of this region.

Spend the remainder of the day relaxing in your ryokan's onsen, soaking up the benefits of the mineral-rich waters. Once you've built up an appetite, you'll be served a traditional kaiseki dinner consisting of between 12 and 15 dishes made with fresh seasonal ingredients and carefully presented on beautiful plates.

Spend your time in the historical centre of Kanazawa discovering the Nagamachi samurai district and the Chaya geisha entertainment quarter. There's also the 17th century castle to explore alongside a horde of other cultural attractions such as the Ishikawa Gate, the Sanjikken Longhouse and the celebrated Kenroku-en Garden. Your travel designer can help you to experience the city at its best with private guided tours and excursions.

This morning your private English speaking guide and your driver will meet you at your onsen in Yamashiro and Yamanaka and transfer you to Kanazawa. First, discover the magnificent Kenrokuen garden, reputedly one of the three most beautiful landscape gardens in Japan. The garden was designed to reflect the harmonious co-existence of six Chinese attributes of perfection which evolve as the seasons unfold. Then visit the D.T. Suzuki Museum, dedicated to the prominent Buddhist philosopher Daisetsu Suzuki. After lunch, visit the ancient Higashiyama Geisha District. Built in 1820, it still preserves Kanazawa’s feudal heritage with wooden lattice fronts of old geisha houses. Many buildings have been converted into shops, showcasing Kanazawa’s sophisticated craft heritage: ceramics, lacquer ware and gold-leaf decorated items. Well worth a visit is Kaikaro, where you'll discover a traditional teahouse in which Geisha still entertain their clients. Enjoy the privileged opportunity (upon availability) to meet and discuss freely with the “Okami-san” around a cup of tea and get a better understanding of the world of Geisha. (Your guide will translate). Enjoy strolling around the old streets in the Geisha district before transferring to Kanazawa station with your private chartered vehicle.

Shinkansen "Bullet Train" from Kanazawa to Kyoto

Private transfer from Kyoto Station to your chosen hotel

Accommodation in Kyoto

Sail along the banks of the Hozugawa River and tucked away in the hills of the Arashiyama district, you will find a series of traditional Japanese-inspired houses clinging to a mountainside, which make up the HOSHINOYA luxury hotel. Upon entering the hotel changed into slippers and silk robes and unwind in this retreat, which will make you feel miles away from the bustle of Kyoto.

The 25 rooms at this exclusive resort infuses classic Japanese interiors with contemporary style, creating a tranquil, comfortable atmosphere. During your stay savour the creative multi-course Japanese kaiseki dinner, combining Japanese and foreign flavours for a totally unique culinary experience.

Explore the local Arashiyama district and marvel at the famous cherry blossom or venture into Kyoto itself and discover the rich culture of this city. After a busy day treat yourself to a spa treatment at the hotel, relax in the gardens or visit the tea rooms. Unwind at the luxury, peaceful oasis.

• 134 guest rooms and suites
• Four dining outlets
• Indoor pool
• Niko castle
• Imperial Palace
• Retail and entertainment in downtown Kyoto

With 134 guest rooms, the Ritz-Carlton is  Kyoto ’s first urban luxury resort. Sitting on the banks Kamogawa river, the hotel boasts astounding views of the famous Higashiyama mountains.

The hotel has four restaurants and you can take your pick from traditional Japanese dishes, Italian cuisine or go for the seafood private dining option. Enjoy brunch or sweet treats by the French patisserie Pierre Hermé Paris next to a cascading waterfall in the terrace, or retire to the library where a range of Japanese art and architecture books are available for you to thumb through at your leisure.

Situated in close proximity to Kyoto’s popular downtown areas, retail and entertainment districts, this hotel will allow you to enjoy the rich culture of Japan’s ancient capital within modern luxury. Explore the Imperial Palace, Nijo Castle or the atmospheric dining of Pontocho, all of which will be on your doorstep.

Located in the heart of Kyoto, the stylish Hyatt Regency offers spacious rooms and excellent hospitality. This hotel is perfect for those looking for a relaxed atmosphere whilst exploring the rich culture of Kyoto.

Each of the elegant 189 guest rooms and suites are decorated in light neutral tones combining the aesthetics that Japan is famed for with the style and comfort of western living. During your stay marvel in the culinary excellence offered by the Hyatt, from authentic Italian cuisine to a French grill to flavourful Japanese dishes, there is something for everyone at this luxury hotel.

Explore the wonders of Kyoto, with countless temples and shrines and other historical structures, marvel in this city’s fascinating culture. After a busy day of exploring why not visit the hotel’s spa for a relaxing massage or visit The Touzan Bar to taste the hotel’s boutique sake collection.

Spend your time in Kyoto admiring the impressive imperial beauty of the city, evident in the abundance of prewar buildings such as grand palaces, traditional "machiya" townhouses and ornate shrines. See kimono-clad geisha on their way to engagements and stroll in the celebrated Ryoan-ji rock garden. Make sure you visit the magnificent wooden Kiyomizu-dera and the Golden and Silver Pavilion Temples. Your travel designer can help you to experience the city at its best with private guided tours and excursions.

This morning your private guide will meet you at your hotel and transfer you by chartered vehicle for your first day of Kyoto excursions. Start your visit at Sanjusangendo which was founded in 1164 and is famous for its 1001 statues of Kannon, the goddess mercy. Entering the main hall, guests can notice a centrally located large Kannon, flanked on each side by 500 smaller statues standing in neat rows side by side. Next we move onto to Kodaiji Temple, a temple of the Rinzai (Pure Land) school of Zen Buddhism which was founded during the Momoyama-period by the wife of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the powerful general who unified Japan at the end of the 16th century. Kodaiji is interesting for both its formal gardens which include “artificial mountains" and a dry rock garden but also for its bamboo grove that leads to two famous teahouses and the splendid Maki-e, which give this temple its nickname as “Maki-e Temple. We then reach Yasakajinja shrine which is one of Kyoto’s most famous shrines and funds the annual Gion Matsuri Festival. Enter the peaceful grounds to see the offerings made by local people and businesses. If time permits, we'll also see a ceremony performed by the shrine’s maidens (advance notice is required). The shrine is also very pretty at night when its numerous lanterns are lit.

After lunch, we visit the National Museum of Modern Art, a wonderful place to spend an afternoon. The permanent collection has several galleries, displaying selected works of nihonga (Japanese-style painting), yoga (Western-style painting), prints, sculpture, crafts (ceramics, textiles, metalworks, wood and bamboo works, lacquers and jewellery) and photography from the museum's collection. Also shown are works of Japanese modern art as well as modern and contemporary European and American art.

Then take a stroll in Teramachi, a quiet and relaxing district, offering great shopping opportunities. Seikado (traditional Japanese metal craft) and Ippodo (exclusive Japanese tea) and other time-honoured shops have long made Teramachi Street a popular yet distinctive area.

If time allows, we will end with a visit to Nishiki Market, a narrow shopping arcade only 400m in length with over 100 vendors. Here, guests can discover Kyoto’s distinctive culinary delicacies. “Aritsugu” which features a variety of excellent kitchen tools, is a recommended shop to visit.

Meet your guide in your hotel lobby and be transferred in a private chartered vehicle to the Miho Museum (1.5 hour drive from Kyoto). Although not a contemporary art museum, it is well worth a visit, both for its architecture and its exhibitions. The museum was designed by I. M. Pei who also designed the glass pyramid at the entrance to the Louvre. More than 80% of the museum's structure is beneath the earth so as to preserve its natural environment and the surrounding scenery.

The museum comprises of two wings: the South Wing focuses on the Silk Road and contains a collection of treasures from the old-world civilizations of Egypt and Eurasia, such as a Statue of Queen Arsinoe II (Egyptian) and a standing Buddha from Gandhara, one of the largest in the world. The North Wing periodically hosts various exhibits and displays of Buddhist art, tea-making utensils, maki-e and other lacquer works.

Visit the Kinkaku-ji 'Golden Pavilion' temple. Built in 1397 to serve as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, Kinkaku-ji served as the inspiration for the Ginkaku-ji the Silver Pavilion which was built by the Shogun's grandson.

We then continue to the serene Ryoan-ji Temple which is celebrated for its rock garden, comprised of nothing but clay walls, raked sand and 15 rocks.

Today is yours to spend at your leisure. Relax at your hotel or venture out to the western outskirts of Kyoto to see the natural beauty of the Arashiyama district and its famous bamboo groves. Stroll in the gardens of the Ginkakuji Silver Pavilion temple or visit the Nanzenji Temple. Your travel designer can help you to experience the city at its best with private guided tours and excursions.

Private transfer to Kyoto Station

Shinkansen "Bullet Train" from Kyoto to Okayama

Private transfer to your hotel on Naoshima Island

Accommodation in Naoshima Island

Minimalist design, contemporary cool, modernist chic. This hotel/museum fuses nature and art together with its striking architecture and artwork dotted all over the secluded Benesse House complex. Sculptures, installations and paintings are dispersed throughout the hotel; in bedrooms, on the grounds, and in the main galleries.

With just 11 guest rooms and suites, most of which offer an expansive view of the stunning, Seto Inland Sea, guests can enjoy the natural beauty and remote setting of this luxury complex. Four different buildings are centred around the museum, each with its individual style and distinctive suites.

Benesse House Hotel is ideally located in the heart of a buzzing, developing art scene, on Naoshima island. Numerous art projects, programs and exhibitions are fast emerging and can be easily visited during your visit. Hotel guests can also enjoy exclusive, after-hours access to the Benesse House museum.

After a day of exploring the island, or the surrounding islands for that matter, relax in the spa and wine and dine in one of their excellent on-site restaurants, each offering fresh, local produce and fine cuisine.

Spend your time on Naoshima Island visiting the numerous, internationally acclaimed contemporary museums. Designed by world famous Japanese architect Tadao Ando, Benesse House is the island's original museum and features works by Andy Warhol, Richard Long and Bruce Nauman. The Art Project is also a fascinating exhibition, comprised of old village houses that have been converted into art spaces showcasing Japanese and international artists. Naoshima is also a beautiful beach and mountain destination so make sure to leave some time to enjoy the island's golden sands, warm water and enjoyable hikes.

Today, enjoy a full day at leisure on Naoshima Island. Visit the island's numerous museums and art installations which are mostly accessible on foot or with your hotel's shuttle bus service. Recommended visits include ?Benesse House which is both a luxurious hotel and a contemporary art museum housing site-specific works and a permanent collection. Outdoor artworks and a temporary exhibition can be seen at the Ping Pong Gallery in Honmura.

Chichu Museum is similarly a must see and like Benesse House, was also designed by Tadao Ando. It is mostly buried underground except for apertures that let in natural light. The Lee Ufan Museum which offers a harmony between nature, architecture and art is a pleasant option, and the Art House Project is a very interesting work where artists have transformed vacant houses into artworks while taking into consideration space, history and memory accumulated at the site. Please note that many exhibitions must be booked in advance. Speak to your travel designer to find out more.

Today is yours to spend as you wish. We recommend that you discover the nearby island of Teshima. Take a courtesy shuttle bus from Benesse House to Miyanoura port and board the ferry to Leura Port. A bus will then take you to Les Archives du Coeur. This exhibition by Christian Boltanski compiles recordings of heartbeats from around the world. The project consists of three elements: an installation using recordings of heartbeats, a listening room where visitors can listen to archived recordings and a room where your own heartbeats can be recorded.

Then take a bus or a taxi to Teshima Art Museum which is located on a hill overlooking the Inland Sea. Shaped like a drop of water, the museum lies in a corner of the spacious grounds surrounded by once-fallow rice terraces that have been restored with help from local residents.

We recommend lunch at Shima Kitchen, a semi-outdoor space with an open and welcoming atmosphere, where Island women collaborate with chefs from Marunouchi Hotel to make delicious cuisine from local fish and products. After lunch, visit the Pipilotti Rist installation house. This small storehouse in the yard of Shima Kitchen exhibits Video Art that focuses on nature.

Next, Stroll around the area and visit Particles in the AIR by Noe Aoki, which consists of rust-covered shafts of Corten steel straddling a water tank that's been embedded in the ground. Circular hoops hover in the air above like dancing particles.

Afterwards you can visit Storm House. This experiential work employs light, water and sound to recreate an approaching storm. Then, take a bus or a taxi to Leurako Port to see Il Vento restaurant which was renovated and designed by Tobias Rehberger. Teshima Yokoo House is your final visit. This museum is dedicated to artist Tadanori Yokoo and consists of 11 paintings, including a series of three large works entitled “The Primitive Universe”, as well as installations in a circular tower and garden. Return by ferry and shuttle bus to Naoshima and Benesse House.

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This evening, you'll enjoy a delicious a traditional kaiseki dinner consisting of between 12 and 15 dishes made with fresh seasonal ingredients and carefully presented on beautiful plates. Spend the rest of the evening relaxing at your comfortable ryokan. You'll have our recommendation for the best things to see and do during your time.

This morning, meet your English-speaking guide and visit the unique Hakone Open Air Museum where we can enjoy the balance of nature and art through a variety of sculptures in perfect harmony with picturesque views of the surrounding valley and mountains. We'll also take a look at the indoor galleries, including works from world famous artists including Rodin, Bourdelle and Miro and one of the largest collections of British sculptor Henry Moore. There is also a Picasso Pavilion with a collection of over 300 pieces. Then, we take a cable car and ropeway ride to Owakudani Valley which formed around a crater created in the last eruption of Mount Hakone 3,000 year ago. Experience the views of sulphurous fumes, hot springs and rivers while walking around the area. On arrival on the other side of the mountain, board a boat for a lake cruise while enjoying the magnificent views of Mount Fuji in the background. Look for reflections of the surrounding mountains in Lake Ashi, formed in the caldera of Mount Hakone after the volcano’s last eruption. Alternatively, we can arrange for you to visit Hakone's many museums, including the POLA Museum, the Hakone Museum of Arts and the Lalique Museum. You will then be driven in a private vehicle to Tokyo where you will check-in and enjoy the rest of the evening at leisure.

Enjoy your last evening exploring the incredible metropolis of Tokyo, a city with an infectious energy that is like no other.

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The Rainbow Bridge connects Tokyo's mainland to the reclaimed Odaiba island waterfront. You use the Yurikamome train line , drive on it with your car, or the best option would be to walk it. You can see some amazing views from the bridge, both looking towards Tokyo as well as towards Odaiba. The walk is about 10 minutes long, if you don't stop to take many photos, and much longer if you spend the time to enjoy the views. Keep in mind the bridge will close half an hour before 9 p.m. in the summer and before 6 p.m. in winter.

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Asakusa and Ueno offer a rich history with an LGBTQ+ perspective.

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Shinjuku's Ni-chome area is the epicenter of gay and lesbian culture in Japan.

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Abundant temples, serene gardens, and scenic mountainside walks.

Offers a slower pace with well-preserved historical sites.

There is a minimal gay scene, with locals often traveling to Osaka for LGBTQ+ nightlife.

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Features unique urban landscapes, bustling open markets, the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, and a grand castle.

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Discover Kyoto's spiritual heritage at Fushimi Inari Shrine, immerse in the historical ambiance of Gion and savor traditional Japanese cuisine during your free evening.

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Spend your day in Osaka enjoying free morning explorations, immersing in local culture and hospitality by afternoon, and exploring the vibrant nightlife and LGBTQ+-friendly spots in the evening.

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Guide expenses covered.

The vehicle option includes all fees for parking, gas, and tolls

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The legal drinking age in Japan is 20

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Q: Can I add additional hours to the tour?

Ans: You can add additional hours to the tour at checkout for an extra fee.

Q: Do you offer transportation during the tour?

Ans: Yes, we offer the option to include a vehicle in your tour for an additional fee. It will cover all expenses, including parking, gas, and tolls. Depending on group size, choose from a car, van, or bus.

Q: Are meals included in the tour?

Ans: No, food and drink are not provided during the tour. However, if desired, your guide can recommend some great local restaurants and help you make reservations.

Q: Will there be a lot of walking involved in the tour?

Ans: The amount of walking will depend on your chosen itinerary and preferences. Comfortable shoes are recommended, but options for minimal walking can be arranged upon request.

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