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Your journey through Japan's most iconic destinations
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Embark on a 13-day journey through Japan’s diverse landscapes and cultural treasures. Begin in dynamic Tokyo, then relax in Hakone’s hot springs with views of Mt. Fuji. Continue to lively Osaka, famous for its street food and vibrant atmosphere, before heading into the Japanese Alps to discover Takayama’s preserved old town. Visit Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its traditional thatched-roof farmhouses, and explore Inuyama, home to one of Japan’s oldest original castles. Conclude your adventure back in Tokyo, enriched with memories of Japan’s history, tradition, and natural beauty.
Experience the best of Japan's cultural heritage through this carefully crafted journey that combines iconic destinations with authentic local experiences.
Our expertly designed itinerary ensures you witness the perfect blend of ancient traditions and modern innovation that defines Japan's unique character.
Welcome to Japan! Staff will be waiting for you at Haneda or Narita Airport. There, you will be given a set of essentials for your trip and will be taken to a taxi stand, limousine bus stop, or train station. Hotel Check-in
This vibrant city beautifully blends traditional Japanese culture with the latest trends. The best way to experience all that Tokyo has to offer is by exploring on foot, so put on your walking shoes and get ready for an adventure! <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Asakusa: This traditional downtown area preserves old-world charm and features iconic sites such as the Kaminarimon Gate and Sensoji Temple. - Tokyo Skytree®: A popular destination that offers panoramic views of Tokyo from its observation deck. - The Imperial Palace: A serene location surrounded by beautiful gardens and historic buildings. - Shibuya Scramble Crossing: A bustling symbol of Tokyo, filled with people. - Harajuku: An area where youth culture and unique fashion come together.
Let's continue to discover the charms of Tokyo. - Meiji Jingu Shrine: Take a leisurely stroll at the largest shrine in Tokyo! - Omotesando: Perhaps a relaxing cup of coffee to be enjoyed in the afternoon?
Check out the Hotel and send your large luggage to Osaka. You can explore Hakone at your leisure. In the morning, travel from Tokyo to Odawara by Shinkansen, then take the local train to Hakone-Yumoto. Hakone is a popular hot spring destination in Japan, known for its views of Mount Fuji and great dining. Enjoy sightseeing in Hakone! <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Hakone Open-Air Museum: Art in the natural landscape. - Owakudani: Volcanic area with steaming vents and black eggs. - Togendai: Lunch with views of Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji. - Lake Ashi: Enjoy beautiful nature and Mount Fuji. - The Old Highway Cedar Avenu: Lined with historic cedar trees. Hotel Check-in Dinner at the Hotel Relax in the hot springs to unwind
Breakfast at the Hotel After you check out, take the local train from Hakone-Yumoto to Odawara, then transfer to Shin-Osaka by Shinkansen. Osaka is a lively city known for its busy downtown areas and varied food culture. It has many attractions, from historical sites to modern viewpoints. Enjoy sightseeing in Osaka. <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Dotonbori & Shinsaibashi: Enjoy bright signs and street food like takoyaki. - Umeda Sky Building: Visit the observatory for a 360-degree view of Osaka, especially beautiful at night. Hotel Check-in
We recommend spending time at Universal City to enjoy its world-class theme park. It’s packed with attractions based on Hollywood movies and popular video games, along with entertainment where you can meet beloved characters. Thrills, excitement, and smiles await. Enjoy a fun-filled day at the theme park in Universal City, Osaka!
Why don't you explore more tourist spots in Osaka? <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Tennoji & Abeno Harukas: Visit Japan's tallest building for stunning views, shopping, and museums. - Nakanoshima Area: Enjoy cultural sites along the river, perfect for art lovers and peaceful walks. - Osaka Castle: Take in great views of Osaka from the castle tower. - Shinsekai: Experience this retro district at Tsutenkaku Tower and try local foods like doteyaki and kushikatsu.
Ready to explore beyond Osaka? Here are some great spots to check out: <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Love culture and scenery? Kyoto is the place to be. As Japan’s former imperial capital, Kyoto is home to countless historic temples, shrines, and traditional streetscapes. Explore iconic spots such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple, Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, and Arashiyama, where you can experience the timeless beauty and culture of Japan. - Want to see more ancient history? Nara is the place to be. Nara predates Kyoto as an ancient capital, and its UNESCO World Heritage Sites — Todaiji Temple, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, and Kofukuji Temple — are just some of many spots with a rich and immersive history. Nara Park also provides a unique experience where feeding the gentle deer offers a moment to connect with nature.
Check out the Hotel and send your large luggage to Tokyo. You can explore Takayama at your leisure. In the morning, travel from Shin-Osaka to Nagoya by Shinkansen, then take the limited express train to Takayama. Takayama is a historic mountain town with buildings from the Edo period. You can walk around and see traditional houses and local culture. Enjoy sightseeing in Takayama. <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Takayama Jinya: This historic building was a magistrate's office during the Edo period. - Old Town (Sanmachi Street): This area has traditional machiya houses and is great for a nice walk. - Hida no Sato: This is an open-air museum featuring traditional Gassho style houses. Visitors can experience the original Japanese landscape of Gassho-zukuri farmhouses. Hotel Check-in Dinner at the Hotel
Breakfast at the hotel Take a chartered taxi to Shirakawa-go, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This traditional farming village showcases Gassho-zukuri thatched houses designed for harsh winters, preserving ancestral wisdom. <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Gassho-zukuri Village: Steep roofs shed heavy snow, creating unique regional landscapes. - Wada House: Large farmhouse displaying sericulture and traditional mountain life. - Shirakawa-go Observatory: Panoramic village views revealing nature-human harmony. After sightseeing, take a chartered taxi to Takayama.
Breakfast at the Hotel Hotel Check-out In the afternoon, travel from Takayama to Unuma by limited express and local train, then transfer to Inuyamayuen by limited express train. Inuyama Castle is a National Treasure and one of Japan's oldest original castles. It offers great views from its historic tower. In the afternoon, travel from Inuyama to Meitetsu Nagoya by limited express train, then transfer to Tokyo by Shinkansen. Hotel Check-in
Ready to explore beyond Tokyo? Here are some great spots to check out. <Recommended Sightseeing Spots> - Kamakura: A lovely historic town with beautiful coastlines. Don’t miss the Great Buddha and a stroll down Komachi Street! - Nikko: Perfect for nature and culture lovers, featuring the stunning Nikko Toshogu Shrine and Kegon Falls. - Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi: Enjoy breathtaking views of Japan’s tallest mountain and the nearby lake. Plus, there are exciting amusement and theme parks close by for some extra fun!
The tour ends at hotel check-out. Thank you for joining the 13-day tour! We look forward to seeing you again.
Tokyo
4 beds
Hakone
Japanese-style room with beds and a private open-air bath
Osaka-Namba or Osaka Shinsaibashi
4 beds
Takayama
Japanese-style room with 2 beds and 2 futons
Tokyo
4 beds
Hotel Dinner
Hotel breakfast
Hotel Dinner
Hotel breakfast
Hotel breakfast
All accommodations are carefully selected 3-4 star hotels with excellent locations and amenities. Traditional ryokan experiences included where applicable.
Tour Price
US$2,900 ~ US$4,300
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US$2,900 ~ US$4,300