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Three fully sponsored tours to Japan available to all Singaporeans

Here's how to score an all-expenses-paid trip to Hokkaido, Hiroshima and Kyushu

It's no secret that  Singaporeans really want to travel to Japan  and with new attractions to check out all over the country , there's more reason than ever to visit the land of the rising sun. 

Now, there's a chance that you can do so on an all-expenses-paid trip. Organised by the Japan National Tourism Organisation (JNTO) Singapore Office and sponsored through its community website Japan by Japan (JbyJ), the free tours will cover major spots and hidden gems in Hokkaido, Hiroshima and Kyushu. 

The theme of the trip is to celebrate a loved one's birthday in Japan. You'll get to tailor the itinerary to your liking too, in collaboration with representatives from JbyJ. And by all-expenses-paid, we mean it – air tickets, accommodation, transport, as well as food and beverage will all be covered. 

Where are the tours going? 

There are three tours planned in the coming months, the first to Hokkaido, the second to Hiroshima and San'in, and the third to Kyushu. For now, JNTO and JbyJ have only released the details for the first two. 

Here's a teaser of the itinerary: 

Hokkaido 

September 3 to 8

The Hokkaido tour is designed just for families. A group of up to four (with up to two children aged 11 and above) will be whisked away to Japan's northernmost island to enjoy its great outdoors and cultural cuisine. Visit locations like Kushiro, Furano, Sapporo and Chitose on the tour, which are known for gorgeous national parks, lavender fields and breweries. 

Hiroshima and San'in

November  

Taking place later in the year, this tour is perfect for couples who are interested to immerse in the history and culture of Japan. Visit the sacred lands of Izumo to create unique rings, soak in the scenic views at Seto Inland Sea, and explore the historical silver mines at Iwami-Ginzan. Other stops include the port cities of Onomichi and Fukuyama. 

Who can participate?

Anyone residing in Singapore is able to apply for these free tours to Japan. The organisers also require that at least one Singapore citizen is part of each participating group. And there's another catch – you must consent to have your pictures and videos taken by the JbyJ staff throughout the trip. The footage will be used in various promotional materials for tourism to Japan. 

How to apply?

If this sounds like something you're up for, then here's how to apply:

• Register as a Japan by Japan  member if you aren't one yet
• Create a video explaining why you and your loved ones should go on the trip
• Fill in the application form for your tour of choice. Find the forms for Hokkaido here or Hiroshima and San'in here . 
• If shortlisted, you'll also have to sit for an online or in-person interview 

Applications close on June 18. For all the details about the sponsored tours and application process, visit the official campaign page on japanbyjapan.com .

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The JR Tohoku-South Hokkaido Rail Pass is a special discounted ticket available only to travelers visiting Japan.  Within the JR Tohoku-South Hokkaido Rail Pass valid area and the valid period, this pass allows unlimited rides on the JR Hokkaido Lines (Southern Hokkaido) and on JR East Lines (Tohoku area).  Convenient for travel from Sendai Airport to greater Sendai and from New Chitose Airport to greater Sapporo, the pass allows unlimited rides even on the Shinkansen and limited express trains to move between Sapporo and Hakodate and reach such destinations as Aomori and Sendai. When traveling around Japan, the JR Tohoku-South Hokkaido Rail Pass is too good to pass up!

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The JR East – South Hokkaido Rail Pass allows travellers to get unlimited travel from Tokyo all the way up to Hokkaido. Take this chance to ride on the new Hokkaido Shinkansen! Start your adventure from Tokyo, and embark on an unforgettable journey through Tohoku that you will never forget. Be prepared to be charmed by the beautiful scenery and seasonally inspired cuisine! Finally, you can end your trip in the capital of Hokkaido – Sapporo City.

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Ise-Kumano-Wakayama area is a popular destination for travellers who are keen on exploring Japan’s nature and rich cultural tradition. Visit the UNESCO World Culture Heritage Site: Kumano Kodo, also known as the five pilgrimage routes to popular shrines such as Kumano Hongu Taisha Shrine. Using the Ise-Kumano-Wakayama Area Pass, enjoy unlimited rides on limited express of JR conventional lines for visiting popular areas such as Wakayama, Nara, Nagoya and many more.

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Takayama Hokuriku Area is a popular destination for travellers who are keen on exploring Japan’s nature and rich cultural tradition. It is a must to visit one of the listed World Heritage site – Shirakawa-go and Gokayama. Take a stroll down the historical Takayama town and enjoy a relaxing stay at the nearby Gero Onsen! Using the Takayama Hokuriku Area Pass, enjoy unlimited rides on limited express of JR conventional lines for visiting popular areas such as Kanazawa, Kaga Onsen, Osaka and many more.

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The Alpine-Takayama-Matsumoto Area Pass is one of the most convenient and affordable way of travelling up to the grand Alpine Route and nearby attractions! It covers unlimited use of transportation within the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route (between Toyama – Tateyama – Murodo – Daikanbo – Kurobe Dam – Shinano-Omachi). In addition, you can also make a side trip during your stay to visit the historical Takayama town and picturesque Matsumoto as well!

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The West region of Japan is no doubt one of the most visited areas in Japan by travellers all over the world. This area also contains one of the most numbers of National Treasures in Japan! Immerse yourself with Japan’s rich culture and history in areas like Kyoto and Nara, and enjoy non-stop shopping and eating in Osaka. For a little more adventure, travellers can also visit places like Miyajima and Wakayama. Fortunately, many various types of passes are available for this region that is able to suit different types of itinerary and travelling needs. There is just something for everyone!

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Shikoku is one of the four main islands (Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu) that make up Japan. There are four prefectures located there: Tokushima, Kagawa, Ehime, and Kochi. The All Shikoku Rail Pass works on all trains running on the 1,100 kilometres of Shikoku Railroad. It is a great way to enjoy the beautiful scenery that Shikoku has to offer on the various train rides. You can also take your chance to visit Dogo Onsen, which is the oldest hot spring in Japan!

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Kyushu is Japan’s third largest island, surrounded by the Pacific Ocean, the Japan Sea and East China Sea. It consist of 7 various prefectures: Fukuoka, Kumamoto, Nagasaki, Oita, Saga, Miyazaki and Kagoshima. It is extremely famous for the different types of Onsens available. In addition to Onsens, Kyushu is also popular for their scenic trains! Take a ride with these unique sightseeing trains and enjoy the beautiful scenery along the route. There are 3 types of passes available: the Northern Kyushu Area Pass, the Southern Kyushu Area Pass and All Kyushu Area Pass. Depending on your itinerary, you may pick the one that is most suitable for your trip!

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The JR EAST PASS (Nagano, Niigata area) is a special discounted pass available only to customers visiting Japan. It allows unlimited rides on all JR East train lines in the JR EAST PASS (Nagano, Niigata area) designated area. Start with a trip from Narita Airport or Haneda Airport to Tokyo, for example, then ride around, and maybe hop aboard the Shinkansen or a limited express to Nagano or Niigata. In addition to JR East lines, the JR EAST PASS (Nagano, Niigata area) allows rides on some non-JR trains in the Izu and Nikko areas. While in Japan, take advantage of this great offer to see a lot more for a lot less.

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The JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area) is a special discounted pass available only to customers visiting Japan. It allows unlimited rides on all JR East train lines in the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area) designated area. Start with a trip from Narita Airport or Haneda Airport to Tokyo, for example, then ride around, and maybe hop aboard the Shinkansen or a limited express to Aomori or Sendai. In addition to JR East lines, the JR EAST PASS (Tohoku area) allows rides on some non-JR trains in the Izu and Nikko areas. While in Japan, take advantage of this great offer to see a lot more for a lot less.

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Japan has selected 24 countries and regions in Europe, North America and the Asia-Pacific to receive priority promotion as tourist destinations in a newly-launched project to boost outbound tourism.

Run by the Japan Tourism Agency (JTA) and the Japan Association of Travel Agents (JATA), the project aims to support the country’s airline and travel agencies, whose recovery has been slowed due to Japanese people’s hesitancy to resume international trips.

Only 694,000 Japanese people travelled overseas in March 2023, equating to 36 per cent of the number recorded in March 2019.

The JTA and JATA announced the list of recommended locations as part of a public promotion of their initiative to unveil the slogan  Ima-koso! Kaigai , which means “now’s the time to go abroad”.

The 24 countries and regions are China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Taiwan, Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand, Vietnam, India, Canada, the US, Hawaii, Guam, Mexico, Spain, Finland, France, the UK, Germany, Italy, Turkey and Australia.

The official tourism bureaus of these destinations will collaborate with JTA and JATA to heighten the appeal of their offerings for the Japanese market, while Japan-based travel agencies are set to create more competitively priced packages aimed at younger people.

“We hope that this declaration will be a good opportunity for people to travel overseas,” said the JTA in a statement. “The appeal of overseas travel lies in spending invaluable time in breathtaking scenery, tasting authentic local cuisine and interacting with people from other countries.”

The campaign aims to “pave the way toward recovery in travellers during the summer holidays”, added JATA chairman Hiroyuki Takahashi.

JATA also announced it will open lottery applications on May 15 for Japanese people who acquire a 10-year passport and fly overseas between July 1 and September 30. Winners will receive 8,000 yen (US$59) in electronic money.

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