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Tour Highlights

• Journey through all four main islands of Japan: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu.
• Perfect for travelers looking for a general introduction to the entire country.
• Visit historical landmarks, modern city attractions, rural villages, and scenic destinations.
• Make sushi with a professional sushi chef and watch a kimono fashion show.
• Experience a traditional tea ceremony and meet an apprentice geisha (maiko).
• Explore Nikko, a place renowned for its scenic beauty and shrines.
• Take the longest railroad tunnel in the world that travels under water.
• Chances to see cherry blossoms, spring flowers, autumn leaves, festivals, and more.

Sapporo - Otaru - Shiraoi - Noboribetsu - Lake Toya - Hakodate - Seikan Tunnel - Aomori - Towada - Morioka - Hiraizumi - Matsushima - Nikko - Tokyo - Hakone - Mt Fuji - Takayama - Shirakawa-go - Kanazawa - Kyoto - Nara - Osaka - Himeji - Kurashiki - Takamatsu - Shimanami Kaido - Hiroshima - Kitsuki - Beppu - Takachiho - Kumamoto - Nagasaki - Fukuoka

21 Nights | From US$8898.00

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Experience a grand vacation to japan by visiting all four of its main islands; the perfect introduction to the entire country..

All Japan Tours has organized our longest and most comprehensive guided group tour providing a true introduction to the entire country of Japan. Our Grand Tour of Japan offers a three-week long excursion, traveling to all four main islands of Japan from the Northern Island of Hokkaido to the Southern Region of Kyushu. This itinerary caters to a wide variety of interests regarding Japanese culture, festivals, architecture, nature, rural villages, and modern city attractions. This tour is pe... View More

All Japan Tours has organized our longest and most comprehensive guided group tour providing a true introduction to the entire country of Japan. Our Grand Tour of Japan offers a three-week long excursion, traveling to all four main islands of Japan from the Northern Island of Hokkaido to the Southern Region of Kyushu. This itinerary caters to a wide variety of interests regarding Japanese culture, festivals, architecture, nature, rural villages, and modern city attractions. This tour is perfect for travelers who wish to discover the whole country and see all that Japan has to offer. Let All Japan Tours provide the transportation, comfortable accommodation, and an English-speaking guide, as we take you on the Grand Tour of Japan. Starting in Hokkaido, visit the highlights of the Northern Island which include Sapporo, Otaru, Hakodate, and more. You will have the chance to see amazing attractions in the highlighted cities, including the Sapporo Clock Tower, the famous Otaru glassware shop: Kitaichi Garasukan, and fresh food morning markets in Hakodate. Take in the views from Mt. Hakodate and visit Goryokaku Fort, a western-style fort surrounded by beautiful cherry blossoms in spring. Before leaving the island of Hokkaido, take the bullet train through the Seikan Undersea Tunnel which connects Hokkaido to the Japan's main island, Honshu. Once on the main island of Honshu make your way through Matsushima and Nikko, both known for their scenic views, temples, and shrines. In Nikko, visit Toshogu Shrine, where you will see the famous carving of the “See no Evil, Hear no Evil and Speak no Evil” monkeys. Visit famous attractions in Tokyo, Japan's capital, such as Tokyo Tower and Asakusa Sensoji Temple. Unwind at your Japanese-style inn, where you can enjoy the natural bath waters of the hot springs before heading to the ancient city of Kyoto. You will have exclusive access to the city’s top gardens, temples, and shrines, and will enjoy a traditional green tea ceremony hosted by an apprentice geisha (maiko). Travelers will also cross the Inland Sea to Shikoku Island by a scenic drive across Shimanami Kaido highway and visit Takamatsu, where you can visit one of Japan’s most beautiful landscape gardens. Pay a visit to Hiroshima, a city destroyed by an atomic bomb during World War II. Today, the city flourishes and offers shopping centers, beautiful gardens, and the Memorial Peace Park. Travel to Kyushu to visit hidden-gems in Beppu, Takachiho, Nagasaki, and Fukuoka. Watch 1,500 wild Japanese macaques monkeys in their natural habitat in Beppu and enjoy a trip to the mythological town of Takachiho, where you can watch as performers reenact the legend of Amaterasu, the Shinto Sun Goddess. Enjoy your last night in Japan with a Wagyu Beef dinner. Each Grand Tour incorporates seasonal attractions such as cherry blossoms, baby blue eye flowers, wisteria, festivals, and more! For those looking for a thorough introduction to the country, this tour is a wonderful choice. Immerse yourself in the culture and be surrounded by the rich history of Japan. Please click on the tours below to learn more about our Grand Tour of Japan itinerary and its seasonal changes.

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Grand Tour of Japan: Autumn Leaves & Cherry Blossoms

Sapporo / Otaru / Shiraoi / Noboribetsu / Lake Toya / Hakodate / Seikan Tunnel / Aomori / Towada / Morioka / Hiraizumi / Matsushima / Nikko / Tokyo / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Obara / Takayama / Shirakawa-go / Kanazawa / Kyoto / Nara / Osaka / Himeji / Kurashiki / Takamatsu / Shimanami Kaido / Hiroshima / Kitsuki / Beppu / Takachiho / Nagasaki / Fukuoka

22 Days 21 Nights | from US $8898.00

Explore Japan's all four main islands: Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, & Kyushu...plus enjoy the Obara Shikizakura Festival, where fall foliage and cherry blossoms appear at the same time.

Grand Tour of Japan (Reverse): Cherry Blossoms & Wisteria

Nagasaki / Takachiho / Beppu / Kitsuki / Hiroshima / Shimanami Kaido / Takamatsu / Kurashiki / Himeji / Kobe / Nara / Kyoto / Kanazawa / Shirakawa-go / Takayama / Matsumoto / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Tokyo / Ashikaga / Nikko / Matsushima / Hiraizumi / Kitakami / Morioka / Seikan Tunnel / Hakodate / Lake Toya / Noboribetsu / Shiraoi / Otaru / Sapporo

22 Days 21 Nights | from US $8998.00

Follow a cherry blossom route through Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, & Hokkaido and see Japan's beautiful wisteria flowers too.

Grand Tour of Japan: Cherry Blossoms, Baby Blue Eyes & Aoi Festival

Sapporo / Otaru / Shiraoi / Noboribetsu / Lake Toya / Hakodate / Seikan Tunnel / Morioka / Hiraizumi / Matsushima / Nikko / Hitachi Seaside Park / Tokyo / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Hikone / Koka / Kyoto / Nara / Osaka / Himeji / Kurashiki / Takamatsu / Shimanami Kaido / Hiroshima / Kitsuki / Beppu / Takachiho / Nagasaki

Take the ultimate journey to Japan during cherry blossom season, see the baby blue eye flowers, and view the elegant Aoi Festival.

Grand Tour of Japan (Reverse): Takayama Spring Festival & Cherry Blossom Tour

Saga / Nagasaki / Takachiho / Beppu / Kitsuki / Hiroshima / Shimanami Kaido / Takamatsu / Kurashiki / Himeji / Kobe / Nara / Kyoto / Kanazawa / Shirakawa- go / Takayama / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Tokyo / Omiya / Nikko / Matsushima / Hiraizumi / Kitakami / Morioka / Seikan Tunnel / Hakodate / Lake Toya / Noboribetsu / Shiraoi / Otaru / Sapporo

Celebrate the cherry blossom season by traveling to all four of Japan's main islands plus the Takayama Spring Festival.

Grand Tour of Japan (Reverse): Takayama Autumn Festival & Autumn Leaves

Nagasaki / Takachiho / Beppu / Kitsuki / Hiroshima / Shimanami Kaido / Takamatsu / Kurashiki / Himeji / Kobe / Nara / Kyoto / Kanazawa / Shirakawa-go / Takayama / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Tokyo / Nikko / Matsushima / Hiraizumi / Morioka / Towada / Aomori / Seikan Tunnel / Hakodate / Lake Toya / Noboribetsu / Shiraoi / Otaru / Sapporo

Exploring Japan's all four main islands: Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, & Hokkaido, as well as the Takayama Hachiman Autumn Festival.

Grand Tour of Japan (Reverse): Cherry Blossoms & Wisteria with Expo 2025 Osaka

Nagasaki / Takachiho / Beppu / Kitsuki / Hiroshima / Shimanami Kaido / Takamatsu / Kurashiki / Himeji / Kobe / Osaka / Nara / Kyoto / Kanazawa / Shirakawa-go / Takayama / Matsumoto / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Tokyo / Ashikaga / Nikko / Matsushima / Hiraizumi / Kitakami / Morioka / Seikan Tunnel / Hakodate / Lake Toya / Noboribetsu / Shiraoi / Otaru / Sapporo

23 Days 22 Nights | from US $9298.00

Follow a cherry blossom route through Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, & Hokkaido and see Japan's beautiful wisteria flowers too, plus a visit to Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai!

Grand Tour of Japan: Cherry Blossoms, Baby Blue Eyes & Aoi Festival with Expo 2025 Osaka

Take the ultimate journey to Japan during cherry blossom season, see the baby blue eye flowers, and view the elegant Aoi Festival, plus visit the Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai!

Grand Tour of Japan (Reverse): Takayama Autumn Festival & Autumn Leaves with Expo 2025 Osaka

Nagasaki / Takachiho / Beppu / Kitsuki / Hiroshima / Shimanami Kaido / Takamatsu / Kurashiki / Himeji / Kobe / Osaka / Nara / Kyoto / Kanazawa / Shirakawa-go / Takayama / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Tokyo / Nikko / Matsushima / Hiraizumi / Morioka / Towada / Aomori / Seikan Tunnel / Hakodate / Lake Toya / Noboribetsu / Shiraoi / Otaru / Sapporo

Exploring Japan's all four main islands: Kyushu, Shikoku, Honshu, & Hokkaido, as well as the Takayama Hachiman Autumn Festival and Expo 2025 Osaka Kansai.

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Seasonal Attractions

Sanja Festival

Cherry Blossom Viewing at Yoshinoyama

Sendai Aoba Festival

Cherry Blossoms

Cherry Blossoms in Hokkaido

Cherry Blossoms in Tohoku

Cherry Blossom Festival at Matsumae Park

Cherry Blossom Festival at Ueno Park

Cherry Blossoms at Maruyama Park

Cherry Blossoms & Azaleas at Mifuneyama Rakuen

Shibazakura Festivals

Shibazakura Festivals of Hokkaido

Fuji Shibazakura Festival

Great Wisteria at Ashikaga Flower Park

Baby Blue Eyes Flowers at Hitachi Seaside Park

Takayama Spring Festival

Kyoto Aoi Festival

Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route

Miyako Odori

Tenjin Festival

Tohoku 3 Great Summer Festivals

Aomori Nebuta Festival

Akita Kanto Festival

Sendai Tanabata Festival

Gion Summer Festival

Awa Odori Dance Festival

Lavenders in Hokkaido

Tanabata Fireworks

Karatsu Kunchi Festival

Jidai Festival

Jingu Gaien Ginkgo Avenue

Lake Kawaguchi Momiji-Kairo

Autumn Leaves

Takayama Autumn Festival

Obara Shikizakura Festival

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Sapporo Snow Festival

Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival

Asahikawa Winter Festival

Sounkyo Ice Waterfall Festival

Ice Breaker Cruise

Wakasagi Smelt Fishing

Kawazu Cherry Blossom Festival

Things Not to Miss

Hakone Open-Air Museum

Gion Geisha District

Kyoto Cuisine with Maiko

Green Tea Ceremony

Shikoku Pilgrimage Route

Takayama Festivals

Green Tea Ceremony with Maiko Interaction

Sushi-Making Experience

Tokyo SkyTree

Ghibli Museum

Kiyomizu Temple

Kenrokuen Garden

Hikone Castle

Zen Meditation (Zazen)

Calligraphy Lesson (Shodo)

Ikebana Lesson (Flower Arrangement)

Kimono Experience

Taiko Lesson

Dotonbori Street Food Tour

Nakasendo Hike

Ise Grand Shrine

Shiretoko Nature Cruise

Seikan Undersea Tunnel

The Omiya Bonsai Art Museum

Asakusa Sensoji Temple

Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavillion)

Todaiji Temple

Fushimi Inari Shrine

Miho Museum

Koka Ninja Mansion

Mikimoto Pearl Island

Himeji Castle

Izumo Grand Shrine

Naoshima Island

Gunkanjima Island

Mt Takasaki Monkey Park

Matsumoto Castle

Tokyo Tower

Snow Monkeys

Most Beautiful Places in Japan

Otaru Snow Light Path

Arashiyama Bamboo Forest

Kurashiki Canal Area

Miyajima Island

Shimanami Kaido

Takeda Castle

Motonosumi-Inari Shrine

Adachi Museum of Art

Takachiho Gorge

Oirase Stream

Tottori Sand Dunes

Wisteria Tunnel at Kawachi Fuji Gardens

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Meet locals and visit rural areas of Japan you might miss on other tours

What our customers say

  4.9 stars based on 525 REVIEWS

Ms. Miharu was great and also our bus driver (bus #81) for driving us to our destinations safe everyday. Miharu is very knowledgeable and comical, we really enjoyed her company and knowledge.

I cannot rave enough about this tour. Miharu and Joyce (subbed for 2 days) were our top notch hard working guides. I appreciate the history and interesting side stories were communicated on the bus, so at most locations we were able to explore on our own. The hotels, meals and coach were very comfortable & enjoyable. Everything was ready and prepared when the group arrived. The itinerary is well paced and full so you get your money's worth. The sushi making, Ninja throwing and Maiko tea ceremony & performance were so much fun and a compliment to just sight seeing. This was a very memorable trip with a great group of fellow travelers. All in all, a very well organized tour and I would not hesitate to book another with AJT.

One of our many highlights from this trip was our amazing tour guide, Ito. He went above and beyond immersing us into his amazing culture and making our experience unforgettable. We learned a lot from him and really appreciated his willingness to educate. He was flexible but also very organized, he made the experience hassle free. Overall, the tour was a once in a lifetime experience. Thank you for this meaningful journey.

We had a great tour guide (Miharu). Very sweet and knowledgeable she gave us alot of history but also insight into Japanese culture. It was an amazing experience with so many different places and activities.

The best decision we made was to book a tour through AJT. Our guide, Miharu, did an excellent job and provided information and history before we arrived at each stop on our tour. She kept the itinerary focused and gave us just enough time at each location to get a taste of it. We cannot wait to return to Japan and visit some new places.

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Grand Tour of Japan

14 day escorted tour.

Journey from incense-scented temples and elegant feudal castles to ultramodern electronic districts and dramatic volcanic landscapes as you travel the length of Japan on five spectacular train rides. Experience the natural grandeur of Mount Fuji and the man-made splendour of Matsumoto Castle, tour the shrines of futuristic Tokyo, visit the reminders of Hiroshima’s tragic nuclear past, and walk with geishas amongst the wooden houses of Kyoto.

• Enjoy a full-day tour of Tokyo's opulent temples, palaces, and Buddhist shrines
• Take in spectacular views from the base of the iconic Mount Fuji
• Explore the magnificent Matsumoto Castle, Japan's oldest castle
• See deer roaming in picturesque Nara Park
• Witness snow monkeys lounging in the steaming hot springs of Yudanaka
• Visit Hiroshima's peace memorial and A-Bomb Dome
• Marvel at the Golden Pavilion in Kyoto
• Join the locals at Hakodate's morning market

Depart London on your scheduled, overnight flight to Sapporo.

On arrival in Sapporo, you will be met and transferred to your hotel. Settle in before tonight's welcome dinner in a local restaurant introduces you to Japan's famed cuisine.

Breakfast & Dinner

Travel to the port city of Otaru and stroll along the Otaru Canal, the city's central waterway. Once the lifeblood of the city, it fell into disuse when modern dock facilities were opened but now boasts a gleaming restoration, with old gas lamps lining its path. Take in the delicately blown glassware of the Kitaichi Glass Shop then continue on to the Sake Brewery for a tour through the making process and a tasting of this truly unique drink before returning to Sapporo.

Pack an overnight bag for your trip to Hakodate then, after breakfast, board an express train, travelling through the countryside to Hakodate. On arrival, cross the moats that surround the star-shaped former fort of Goryokaku and explore the tranquil green grounds. Next, travel to Mount Hakodate for a cable car ride to its summit, with each season offering a different bird's eye view of the city, from delicate cherry blossoms to ice-capped rooftops. Continue on to your hotel in Hakodate.

Catch a local train and join Hakodate's locals this morning as you browse the lively Morning Market, exploring over 280 stores hawking everything from salted squid and hairy crab - culinary specialities of the area, to souvenirs and locally crafted sake. Browse through the wares on offer then board your high-speed train to Tokyo. On arrival, you will be met and transferred to your hotel in Japan's dazzling capital on a local train.

Tokyo's enchanting fusion of futuristic districts, centuries-old palaces, family-run ramen booths and spotlessly clean streets, dotted with cutesy anime depictions, provides endless chances for exploration. Today's full-day city tour begins with a visit to the Meiji Jingu Shrine. Enter the sprawling complex through a towering wooden gate or 'torii' and explore the museum and inner garden. then visit the magnificent Imperial Palace, taking in its moats, gardens and the picturesque Niju Bridge. Continue to Asakusa Kannon Buddhist Temple, Tokyo's oldest temple, and wander down the age-old Nakamise Shopping Street to reach the main hall and pagoda, where fragrant incense and Buddhist prayer chants fill the air. End your city tour with a browse through the stalls that line Ameya Yokocho Street.

Following breakfast, travel by coach to Hakone. On arrival, make your way to the Hakone Open Air Museum. Take a Hakone Ropeway ride to a mountaintop station with spectacular vistas of the sparkling waters of Lake Ashi and towering Mount Fuji. A short walking trail leads to Owakudani Valley, an active volcanic crater, where hot springs, bubbling pools and steam vents serve as reminders of the area’s volcanic might. Continue on to the shores of Lake Ashi and enjoy a short cruise on this idyllic lake, surrounded by mountains and greenery.

Witness the grandeur of Mount Fuji as a coach ride takes you to the Fifth Station at the mountain's base. Enjoy unobstructed views from the observation deck before learning more about the mountain's cultural significance at the Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre. Your coach ride continues on to the ancient hillside city of Matsumoto. Discover Matsumoto Castle, one of Japan's most beautiful and oldest castles. Ringed by a moat and soaring up over five stories, a climb up the steps to the top will reward you with mesmerizing views. Check into your hotel in Matsumoto for your overnight stay.

Journey into the Japanese highlands of Yudanaka for an unforgettable encounter with the fluffy snow monkeys of the region, which can survive temperatures of below -15 degrees Centigrade. Witness these fascinating creatures lounging and paddling in the steaming onsen, or hot springs, as they beat the icy conditions. Accustomed to their daily encounters with humans, these fearless primates allow an up-close, memorable experience. Drive onward to Nagano's impressive Zenkoji Temple, which houses what is believed to be the first Buddhist statue brought to Japan. Later, board your train and travel through picturesque rural landscapes, arriving in Kyoto for tonight's stay. Catch a local train to your hotel for tonight's stay.

Experience traditional Japan at its finest as you explore Kyoto, a city of shrines, temples and geisha teahouses. Explore the UNESCO-recognised fortifications and chambers of Nijo Castle then look out for geishas draped in lavish kimonos as you walk through the geisha district of Gion at the end of a thrilling day of exploration. Discover the ancient hallways and sacred waterfall of Kiyomizudera Temple then walk along the streets of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, past charming traditional wooden houses and shops. Enjoy double visions of gold as you witness the gold-leafed pavilion of Kinkaku-ji and its shimmering reflection mirrored in the surrounding moat. Wander the Zen gardens of Kodaiji Temple before sampling the region's fragrant teas at a traditional tea ceremony in the temple hall.

In the morning visit Fushimi Inari and stroll through an amazing arcade of vivid red 'torii', or shrine gates, inscribed with dedications to Inari, the god of rice. Depart Kyoto for Hiroshima, travelling to Japan's former capital city, Nara, where you'll visit the Todaiji Temple and the world's largest bronze Buddha statue nestled in its interior. Watch over 1,200 deer roaming nearby Nara Park, where deer crackers can be purchased and fed to these friendly park inhabitants. Drive onward to Osaka and catch your bullet train to Hiroshima for your overnight stay.

Start your day with a visit to Hiroshima's Peace Memorial Park & Museum where photos and belonging of victims of the Hiroshima bombing are on display, serving as a reminder of the horror of the devastating event. Visit the A-Bomb Dome, one of the buildings which survived the blasts and remains as a symbol of peace in the city, before continuing onward to Miyajima. Take a boat ride to Miyajima Island, known as the 'Island of the Gods' and visit the awe-inspiring Itsukushima Shrine and its towering, free-standing wooden gate which stands in the middle of the sea. Return to your hotel in Hiroshima.

Take a morning tram journey before departing Hiroshima on a bullet train ride to Fukuoka. Well known for its ancient temples, beaches and beautiful Maizuru Park which contains the ruins of 17th-century Fukuoka Castle, Visit the tranquil Dazaifu Temmangu Shrine and learn more about Japan’s long and rich history at the Kyushu National Museum before continuing onward to your hotel for check-in. This evening, visit the Nakasu Area and follow your nose around the fragrant street food stalls. Leave space for tonight’s farewell dinner, which marks the end of your Japanese adventure.

After breakfast, transfer to the airport for your return flight to the UK, or continue on to your chosen extension.

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Michael Johns

Hotels were varied but generally good

Linda And Paul Sanders

Most hotels good, , others excellent eg hakone. Locations all good and varied.

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Grand Tour of Japan with Hong Kong City Stay

Important information.

Please note whilst travelling through Japan, including between hotels and trains, there is no porterage included within your tour. This does not include any overnight trains that require an overnight bag.

The order of events and sightseeing may vary according to local conditions or for operational purposes. For this reason, we have indicated approximate times only. Your local guide will inform you of any schedule changes as they are informed of them. Some road construction and/or weather conditions may lengthen the driving times. Our intention is to adhere to the day-to-day itinerary as printed; however order of events and sightseeing may vary according to local conditions.

If booking more than 12 weeks before departure a deposit of £295.00pp will need to be paid at the time of booking with the full amount payable at 12 weeks prior to departure. The deposit applies to adults and children. If you are within 12 weeks of travel then the full balance of the holiday will be payable.

UK passport holders are not currently required to obtain a visa prior to departure. A tourist visa will be issued on arrival for a duration of 90 days when you show your passport (must be valid for at least six months from the date you are due to leave Japan). Visa, arrival and departure requirements are subject to change and obtaining a visa is the responsibility of the traveller and not Mercury Holidays. We recommend you check with your destinations' Tourist Board or Embassy prior to departure for the most up to date guidelines regarding these.

Please note that final flight details will be confirmed on your e-ticket and final documentation which will be sent to you approximately 21 days before departure. Weight restrictions will be finalized on your final documentation. Should you wish to take additional luggage you will need to pay extra at check-in. Check-in should be at least 3 hours before departure. If you wish to arrange Airport car parking or accommodation at preferential rates, we recommend you book this in advance with Holiday Extras on 0871 360 2000, quoting HX313.

IMPORTANT: A printed E-ticket is no longer required at check-in, all you need to do is present your passport to the staff at the desk and your boarding pass will be given to you. Please note that you should carry your invoice with flight details on it as you will need to show this at the airport.

We strongly recommend that you and all members of your party are suitably insured as soon as you book your holiday. It is a condition of booking that you must have suitable travel insurance. It is important that you purchase travel insurance that suitably covers your participation in whatever activities you may undertake at the time that you make your booking. To assist you with this, we have arranged travel insurance in partnership with Holiday Extras. To arrange your travel insurance with Holiday Extras, please call 0800 781 4237 and quote 'WK830' for preferential rates. Please ensure you provide us with the name of your insurer, policy number and their 24-hour emergency contact number as soon as possible. Mercury Holidays will not be liable for any costs incurred by you due to your failure to take out suitable travel insurance from the date of booking.

It is your responsibility to check any health and vaccination requirements applicable to your booked arrangements. We can only provide general information about this. Health and hygiene facilities and disease risks vary from country to country. You should take health advice about your own needs as early as possible and in good time before your departure. Sources of information include; www.fco.gov.uk , http://travelhealthpro.org.uk/ , www.hpa.org.uk , your General Practitioner or a specialist clinic.

All our tours feature a “Tour Pace” to help find the right holiday for you. To travel on any of our tours requires unaided mobility and the ability to stroll around the sights, climb stairs and get on and off coaches and boats. The tour pace of Grand Tour of Japan is rated as Challenging. This is largely due to the amount of travelling on this tour. A good level of fitness is required as you may be on your feet for approximately four hours in a day, though this will be interspersed with regular breaks and will vary from day to day. You will be walking around the sights, getting on and off coaches, boats and climbing steps which may be irregular. You will stay in variety of hotels throughout the tour. Our guides will always endeavour to provide the highest level of service and assistance; however, they cannot be expected to cater for customers who are unfit to complete the itinerary.

The currency in Japan is the Japanese Yen (JPY). You can purchase the currency before you travel but you will probably get a better exchange rate if money is exchanged when in Japan. You can buy Yen at foreign exchange banks and at the airport. Credit, debit and prepaid cards from international brands are accepted at a wide variety of places in the major cities within Japan. Outside of these, cards may not be widely accepted, although you will be able to withdraw cash in the local currency across the country at ATMs.

It is important that you budget carefully and ensure you have the right form of currency before you arrive in the country. Cash machines will also be available throughout the tour in order to withdraw money in local currency.

As normal practice you may be asked for your credit card details on check-in at the hotel in order to cover any extras incurred during your stay. If you do not have a credit card, you may be asked for a cash deposit. MasterCard and Visa are widely accepted in hotels as well as American Express.

You will need to take money with you to cover any personal purchases such as souvenirs, laundry, any meals not included in the itinerary as well as drinks and any additional snacks. We recommend you bring along a minimum of GBP £700 per person to change to local currency. It is a good idea to try and maintain a supply of small notes and change in the local currency for tipping or small purchases.

Tipping Tipping is not compulsory and is at your discretion. However, Should you wish to tip in Japan . We would recommend to tip approximately £2 per person per day. This is a total of £30 per person to budget for tips on your trip. Tips will be collected at the end of your tour. Tips are accepted in the local currency.

The minimum number of travellers in your group will be 10 and the maximum will be 35. If in the unlikely event there are less than 10 people booked on your tour date, we will endeavour to reduce any disruption to your holiday and try to operate your tour with lower passenger numbers. If we are not able to operate your departure date then you may be asked to change to a different date and a full refund will be made available to you should this alternative not be suitable.

We would like to inform you that local guides will not be used during your tour. This is a fully escorted tour, meaning that you will be met on arrival by your Tour Guide who will remain with you for the duration of your trip. Your guide will be on hand for the duration of your tour and will be able to provide you with some general information on each of the destinations/ attractions that you visit

During this tour you will be on various trains ranging from Local trains to Bullet trains. There are some luggage restrictions on Japanese trains and so your main luggage may need to be transported overnight. It is advisable to take a smaller overnight bag with you for these days. Your guide will assist you in advance with this matter. All train carriages are booked with comfortable seats and air conditioning.

Your accommodation is selected for convenience, location, comfort or character. Hotel accommodation is generally rated as local three to four-star standard, but please note there is no international classification system for hotels, and differences in facilities and quality do exist between the UK and Japan. All group tours hotels have private bathroom facilities and air-conditioning, where needed. Rest assured that all accommodation used by Mercury Holidays is regularly inspected by our staff and partners to ensure that standards meet your needs. Please keep in mind that room sizes in Japan are generally smaller than those you may be used to.

Please contact Customer Experience for questions about other dietary requirements or allergy information. Vegan, vegetarian options are available, all meal requests need to be sent over to our suppliers before travel. Please note Gluten free food is very limited in Japan and while every effort is made to assist you, this requirement cannot be guaranteed.

It is not recommended to drink the tap water, even in developed countries water may contain unfamiliar elements that can cause upset stomachs. In less developed countries water is not filtered in the same way.

If you are travelling within the below Japanese Public Holidays please note that celebrations can last a couple of days and during these times some businesses will be closed and coach, air and train travel may be affected. Tourist attractions will be open but may be crowded. Golden Week is usually between late April and early May. Obon Holiday is between usually in the middle of August

On your arrival in Sapporo you will be met by a representative from our local agent in Japan, JTB, holding a sign displaying ‘Mercury Holidays’. The Mercury Holidays/JTB representative will transfer you to your hotel on arrival where you will spend your first night.

If you need to contact JTB during your stay the details are:

JTB Global Marketing and Travel Address: Tokyo Front Terrace 6F, Hisgashi Shinagawa, Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo 140-8604

Contact number: +81 (0) 3-5796-5431 (office day on Mon-Fri 09:30-18:00 apart from Sat&Sun and public holidays)

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Grand tour of Japan

21 days from $14,825pp

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Tour highlights

Walk the Nakasendo Highway between Tsumago and Magome.

Visit Kanazawa's beautiful Kenrokuen Garden.

Stay in a traditional Buddhist temple lodging.

Spot geisha in Kyoto with an expert guide.

Spend several days in cosmopolitan Tokyo.

Price includes:

• In-destination transfers
• Activities and excursions as detailed
• All accommodations
• 24-hour support while you travel

Itinerary idea in detail

Ask us if you would also like us to arrange your international flights at our preferred rates.

After passing through customs and luggage collection, you're met by an airport guide who will give you your trip documents and direct you to the shared shuttle service, which takes you to your hotel. After checking in, spend the rest of the day at leisure, resting and relaxing after your flight. If you want to explore, you may wish to walk around the Imperial Gardens.

Your guide will meet you today in the hotel lobby to run through your trip and offer you any local advice so you can enjoy the country with confidence. In the first section, the guide will explain your itinerary in more detail and answer any questions you might have. This can take up to two hours, so afterwards, head out with your guide to see some highlights of the city. Perhaps start with taking a cruise from the Hamarikyu Gardens to the old district of Asakusa to see the beautiful Sensoji temple. In the evening, head out on a street food tour of Tokyo to enjoy some local flavors for which Japan is so famous.

Today we suggest getting out of the city and visiting the mountain town of Kawagoe, just a 30-minute journey from the capital. Its main street is very reminiscent of Edo (the old capital) hence why Kawagoe is seen as “Little Edo” for its clay-walled buildings or 'kurazukuri'. Here it was an important trading area for merchants from the old capital. It prospered in financial as well as architectural wealth.

A second full day in Tokyo presents the chance to visit the Asakusa district. Later, explore the Imperial Palace Gardens or the Meiji Shrine, a large but tranquil Shinto shrine in the middle of the buzzing Harajuku district.

Today you travel by express train to Nagoya, where you pick up the bullet train taking you to Tsumago. The journey lasts around three hours. After arriving in Tsumago, a quiet postal town, check in to your traditional ryokan (inn) accommodation. You have the rest of the day to relax or start exploring this town. Notice how certain parts of it are free from TV antennae or other trappings of modern technology to preserve its old-world character.

Today walk part of the Nakasendo Highway between Tsumago and Magome, along the road that once connected Edo (Tokyo) and Kyoto. The scenery is beautiful and classic: paddy fields, cedar woods and sleepy villages. Later, travel further into the Japanese Alps to Takayama, a quaint town with an interesting merchant district and sake breweries. The journey takes around four and a half hours by train.

Take a morning cycling tour around Takayama. Explore the warren of the Sanmachi district, crammed with shops, galleries, museums, sake breweries and 17th-century kura (storehouses). Explore the shrines of Teramachi's wooded park and try local specialities such as Hida beef and Japanese pickles. You could also make the 15-minute train journey to the lesser-known but equally charming town of Furukawa.

Take a two-hour bus transfer to Kanazawa, home to one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan, Kenrokuen. You might want to start your visit to the city by seeing one of its more contemporary sides and browsing the galleries of the excellent 21st Century Art Museum.

This morning, head as early as you can to Kenrokuen. The garden is best enjoyed while it's quiet, so you can wander among the ponds, streams, trees and teahouses and consider its design in peace: according to Japanese garden esthetics, Kenrokuen contains the six attributes considered crucial in the creation of a perfect garden. Later, explore Kanazawa's geisha district and Samurai quarters, along with the artisan gold leaf making workshops.

Take the express train to Osaka and then board the bullet train to Hiroshima. The journey takes four and a half hours. You have the afternoon at leisure after this long day of travel, or you may wish to have a stroll down the city's leafy avenues.

A day at leisure to explore Hiroshima in depth. Visit the evocative Peace Park, Memorial Museum and Atomic Bomb Dome. You can also see a reconstructed castle and the Shukkei-en Gardens. Meaning 'shrunken scenery', this space is a great example of how Japanese gardens seek to mimic natural formations and represent natural features like mountains and forests in miniature. Food-wise, this is the place to enjoy okonomiyaki (pancakes with a variety of savory fillings).

Today you could take the 20-minute ferry crossing over to the scenic Miyajima Island. Its vermilion torii gate — often described as 'floating' when the gate appears to hover in the water at high tide — is one of the most iconic spots in Japan. You could also take the train to Iwakuni (a journey of just over 50 minutes) to see the Kintai-kyo Bridge, a feat of a bridge made with five arches and not a single nail.

Travel east to Kyoto, the ancient capital and cultural heart of Japan. By bullet train, this takes about two hours. In the afternoon, head out on a tour with one of our local guides who can help you make the most out of your time in this multi-faceted city. You could stroll around the Ryoanji gardens and Silver Pavilion temple or head to the geisha quarter, Gion at dusk and hopefully spot a geisha.

In the morning, join a local food instructor to learn the methods of cooking and preparing a traditional Japanese bento box. Afterwards, explore Kyoto at your own pace taking in some temples, shrines and shopping streets. The best way to see it is on foot, wandering the quiet gardens and grand palaces that sit side by side with more modern areas as well as narrow traditional streets of wooden buildings.

Another day at leisure in Kyoto. You may wish to visit the Golden Pavilion — if the weather's fine you'll be treated to the sight of its reflection shimmering in the pond surrounding it. In the evening, your private guide and geisha expert will meet you and take you on a walk around the Gion district, where geisha still live and work. He'll explain about the culture surrounding these enigmatic women, and you'll try to spot geisha on their way to work.

Take a short (under 20 minutes) train journey to the Fushimi-Inari Shrine this morning to see the tunnels of bright orange torii gates snaking up the hillside. Later, continue by train (about 45 minutes) to Nara to see the Todaiji Buddha and tame deer park.

Using your separate rail pass, included in your pack, you will head south to the area of Mount Koya, one of Japan's top three spiritual homes. Here you will enjoy the simple life with a short stay in temple lodgings. It's beautifully quiet and quaint in the simple accommodations.

Rise early to explore the town today, when its temples, including Garan Temple, are much quieter and more atmospheric. Take the train back down the mountain to Osaka, and then continue by train to the Hakone National Park. This latter leg takes four and a half hours. This is a long day of travel but with some great scenery en route, especially as you approach Mount Fuji National Park.

Using the travel pass provided, explore Hakone National Park independently. Take in the Open Air Sculpture Museum, Owakudani Valley and ride the cable car that provides views of Fuji on a clear day. You can also visit other viewpoints to get views of Fuji or relax in the park's hot thermal springs.

Return to Tokyo by train (which takes one and a quarter hours) for your final afternoon in Japan. Head to explore a new area of the city, or you might like to go back to an area that caught your imagination at the beginning of the trip. Alternatively, we could arrange tickets for the ever-popular Ghibli Anime Museum, an interactive exhibition celebrating Japan's leading animation studio.

Take a shared airport transfer to the airport in time to catch your return flight.

Accommodation options

While the itinerary price reflects the suggested accommodations, Audley trips are 100% tailor-made, and a specialist can help you select the option best suited to your tastes and budget.

Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Villa Fontaine Shiodome

The Gate Hotel Kaminarimon

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Daikichi Ryokan

Hanaya Ryokan

Fujioto Ryokan

Asunaro Ryokan

Hidatei Hanaougi

Hotel Associa Takayama Resort

Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel

Sumiyoshiya Ryokan

UAN Kanazawa

Sai No Niwa

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Sheraton Hiroshima

ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel

Royal Park Hotel Kyoto Sanjo

Screen Hotel

The Celestine Kyoto Gion

Hyatt Regency

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Souji-in Shukubo

Tentoku-in Shukubo

Gora Sounkaku

KAI Sengokuhara

Hakone Ginyu Spa Resort

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The specialist who designs your trip to Japan will have explored the country many times and, in some cases, lived there. Their first-hand knowledge gives us the belief that no other travel company can match our expertise in helping you plan your trip.

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• La découverte des hauts lieux et ldu riche patrimoine architectural du Japon.
• L'atmosphère rurale du village de Shirakawago, dans les Alpes japonaises.
• Le charme d'antan de Kanazawa, l'ancienne cité féodale.
• Le beau jardin japonais Kenrokuen, avec ses ponts et arbres centenaires.
• La visite du château de Matsumoto, trésor national du pays.

Jour 1 : France - Osaka

Envol à destination du Japon. Nuit à bord.

Jour 2 : Osaka - Himeji (190 km/env. 3h)

Départs 2024 :  Arrivée à l’aéroport en fin de journée. Accueil et transfert dans les quartiers de Namba et Dotonbori. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Après le repas, route pour Himeji et arrivée tardive à l'hôtel Monterey Himeji 3*. Installation et nuit. Départs 2025 :  Accueil à l’arrivée en fin de matinée ou en fin d'après-midi selon la compagnie. Pour les clients arrivant en fin de matinée. Transfert en bus dans les quartiers de Namba et Dotonbori, temps libre pour le déjeuner et découverte libre (1h). En début d'après-midi, transfert pour Himeji. En route, passage devant le château d'Osaka. Arrivée à Himeji, installation pour la nuit à l'hôtel. Dîner dans un restaurant local et nuit. Pour les clients arrivant en fin de journée, accueil. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Route pour Himeji. Passage en bus par les quartiers de Namba et Dotonbori, puis devant le château d'Osaka. Arrivée tardive à Himeji. installation pour la nuit à l'hôtel.

Jour 3 : Himeji - Miyajima - Hiroshima (305 km/env. 4h)

Départs 2024 :  Visite du château d'Himeji, classé au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO, dont les murs blancs évoquent l’envol d’un oiseau. Route pour Hiroshima. Panier-repas pour le déjeuner. Traversée en ferry pour l’île de Miyajima, dont vous visiterez le sanctuaire à pied. Ce lieu sacré construit en partie dans la mer se compose notamment de bâtiments sur pilotis et d'un "torii", portail traditionnel japonais, érigé à quelques dizaines de mètres au large. Retour à Hiroshima. Dîner dans un restaurant local et nuit à l'hôtel Vista Hiroshima 3*. Départs 2025 :  Le matin, départ à pied pour le château d'Himeji, classé au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO, dont les murs blancs évoquent l’envol d’un oiseau. Puis, départ pour Miyajima (3h30 de route environ). Panier-repas pour le déjeuner. A l'arrivée, traversée en ferry pour l’île de Miyajima, dont vous visiterez le sanctuaire à pied. Ce lieu sacré construit en partie dans la mer se compose notamment de bâtiments sur pilotis et d'un "torii", portail traditionnel japonais, érigé à quelques dizaines de mètres au large. Retour en ferry, puis en bus jusqu'à Hiroshima. Dîner dans un restaurant local et nuit à l'hôtel.

Jour 4 : Hiroshima - Kyoto (360 km/env. 4h30)

Visite d'Hiroshima avec le mémorial de la Paix et son dôme, qui fut le seul bâtiment à rester debout près du lieu où explosa la première bombe atomique, le 6 août 1945, ainsi que le musée et le parc du mémorial. Déjeuner d'une spécialité de la ville : l'okonomiyaki. Après le repas, départ vers Kyoto (5h de route environ). À l'arrivée, installation pour 3 nuits à l'hôtel. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Nuit.

Jour 5 : Kyoto (40 km/env. 1h30)

Journée entière consacrée à la visite de Kyoto, avec le temple Kiyomizu-dera qui vous offrira une vue panoramique sur la ville. Puis découverte du château de Nijo-jo, reflet de la puissance des shoguns qui ont gouverné le Japon pendant plus de 200 ans. Déjeuner. Visite du temple Kinkaku-ji, le "pavillon d’or", qui se reflète majestueusement sur l’eau d’un étang. Enfin, vous découvrirez le temple Ryoan-ji, très célèbre pour son "kare sansui", ou jardin de roche, l’un des plus beaux du Japon. Vous terminez cette journée par une balade dans le vieux quartier Gion. Retour à l'hôtel en transports en commun. Dîner et nuit.

Jour 6 : Kyoto - Nara - Kyoto (100 km/env. 2h)

Journée consacrée à Nara : visite du temple de Todai-ji. Le Daibutsuden Hall, plus grand bâtiment en bois au monde, abrite l’une des plus grandes statues en bronze. Le parc de Nara et ses 5,25 hectares sont réputés pour ses daims peu farouches, considérés comme des messagers divins du tombeau de Kasuga. Visite du sanctuaire Kasuga, fondé au 8e siècle pour protéger la capitale. Déjeuner. Retour à Kyoto après le repas. Arrivée à l'hôtel et fin de journée libre. Dîner et nuit.

Jour 7 : Kyoto - Mont Koya (118 km/env. 2h40)

Départ pour le mont Koya. À l'arrivée, déjeuner. Ensuite, départ pour la découverte à pied du mont Koya. Vous visiterez son immense cimetière de près de 200 000 pierres tombales de samouraïs, de personnalités et de gens ordinaires, sous une forêt de cèdres centenaires. Découverte d'Okunoin, considéré comme le site le plus sacré du mont Koya. Puis, visite du temple Kongobu-ji, situé dans le centre-ville de Koya. Transfert pour la nuit au temple bouddhiste. Dîner végétarien. Nuit.

Jour 8 : Mont Koya - Takayama (410 km/env. 6h)

Départs 2024 :  Petit déjeuner végétarien au temple, avec, pour les lève-tôt, l’opportunité de participer à la méditation. Puis départ pour Takayama. Déjeuner en cours de route. À l'arrivée, installation à l'hôtel Tokyu stay Hida Takayama Musubi no Yu 3*. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Nuit à l'hôtel. Départs 2025 :  Pour les lève-tôt, participez à la prière des moines. Petit déjeuner végétarien au temple. Puis, départ pour Takayama (5h30 de route). Déjeuner en cours de route. Arrivée en fin de journée, installation à l'hôtel. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Nuit à l'hôtel.

Jour 9 : Takayama - Shirakawago - Kanazawa (163 km/env. 2h50)

Départs 2024 :  Vous commencerez la journée par la découverte du marché en plein air de Miyagawa et une balade dans le quartier de Kamisannomachi. Vous visiterez ensuite Takayama Jinya, l'ancienne demeure du gouverneur de la province, avant de partir pour Shirakawago. Déjeuner. Arrêt au point de vue de Shiroyama, offrant de beaux panoramas sur Ogimachi et ses fermes. Visite de l’ancien village traditionnel japonais de Shirakawago, classé au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO pour son architecture rurale traditionnelle. Route vers Kanazawa pour une balade dans le vieux quartier d’Higashi Chaya, avec ses rues bordées de maisons de geishas. Dîner. Nuit à l'hôtel Intergate Kanazawa ou Vista Kanazawa 3*. Départs 2025 :  Vous commencerez la journée par la découverte du marché en plein air de Miyagawa et une balade dans le quartier de Kamisannomachi. Vous visiterez ensuite Takayama Jinya, l'ancienne demeure du gouverneur de la province, avant de partir pour Shirakawago. Déjeuner. Visite de l’ancien village traditionnel japonais de Shirakawago, classé au patrimoine mondial de l’UNESCO pour son architecture rurale traditionnelle. Route vers Kanazawa. A l'arrivée, balade (1h) dans le vieux quartier d’Higashi Chaya, avec ses rues bordées de maisons de geishas. Transfert à l'hôtel et installation. Dîner dans un restaurant local et nuit.

Jour 10 : Kanazawa - Matsumoto (186 km/env. 4h)

Découverte à pied du vieux quartier féodal de Kanazawa et de l'atmosphère traditionnelle des résidences de samouraïs. Il s'agit d'un quartier tout à fait unique, avec ses rues pavées bordées de murs en torchis derrière lesquels se cachent de luxueuses demeures. Puis, visite de l’un des trois plus beaux jardins du Japon, le Kenroku-en. Déjeuner et départ pour Matsumoto (4h de route environ). A l'arrivée installation à l'hôtel, dîner et nuit.

Jour 11 : Matsumoto - Narai - Lac Kawaguchi (192 km/env. 3h15)

Vous visiterez le château de Matsumoto, classé monument historique au patrimoine culturel national. Caractéristique de l’époque Sengoku, son allure à la fois imposante et distinguée est très appréciée des touristes et des habitants, qui l’appellent familièrement "le corbeau noir". Route pour Narai en empruntant la vallée de Kiso. Balade (1h) dans Narai, ville typique de la période Edo, aux maisons en bois pittoresques. Déjeuner. Après le repas, départ pour le lac Kawaguchi. À l'arrivée, installation à l'hôtel. Dîner. Expérimentez la nuit en chambre "ryokan", vêtu de votre "yukata", kimono de coton traditionnel. Vous pourrez même profiter des "onsen", les bains d'eau thermale très chaude, avant de dormir sur le tatami de votre chambre japonaise.

Jour 12 : Lac Kawaguchi - Hakone - Kamakura - Tokyo (250 km/env. 4h50)

Départ pour Hakone. Vous y prendrez le téléphérique jusqu'au port où vous embarquerez pour une croisière (20 min) sur le lac Ashi, formé dans un cratère volcanique. Vous découvrirez la vallée d’Owakudani, offrant une vue époustouflante sur le mont Fuji. Ce sera l’occasion d’admirer des lacs limpides, des pics volcaniques, des remontées sulfureuses et des collines ombragées. Route pour Kamakura. À l'arrivée, déjeuner. Après votre repas, découverte du grand bouddha au temple Kotokuin et du sanctuaire Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu, symbole de la vieille capitale. Départ pour Tokyo. Installation à l'hôtel. Dîner dans un restaurant local. Nuit.

Jour 13 : Tokyo

Départs 2024 : Journée et repas libres. Visite recommandée, en option et à réserver sur place : journée de découverte de Tokyo en transports en commun (avec déjeuner libre). Départ pour la découverte du quartier d’Asakusa avec le temple Senso ji et sa rue Nakamise. Passage par la place du Palais impérial. L’après-midi, découverte des quartiers "branchés" d’Harajuku et Omotesando. Vous terminerez par le siège du gouvernement métropolitain, avec une superbe vue sur la ville. Nuit à l'hôtel. Départs 2025 :  Journée et repas libres. Visite recommandée, en option et à réserver sur place : journée de découverte de Tokyo en transports en commun (avec déjeuner libre). Départ pour la découverte du quartier d’Asakusa avec le temple Senso ji et sa rue Nakamise. Passage par la place du Palais impérial. L’après-midi, découverte des quartiers "branchés" d’Harajuku et Omotesando. Vous terminerez par la tour de Tokyo qui offre une belle vue sur la ville. Retour en transports en commun. Nuit à l'hôtel.

Jour 14 : Tokyo

Départs 2024 :  Journée et repas libres. Visite recommandée, en option et à réserver sur place : découverte de Nikko incluant le magnifique sanctuaire Tosho-gu et le temple de Futarasan (en transports en commun). Nuit à l'hôtel. Départs 2025 :  Journée et repas libres. Visite recommandée, en option et à réserver sur place : découverte de Nikko incluant le magnifique sanctuaire Tosho-gu et le temple de Futarasan (en transports en commun, déjeuner libre). Nuit à l'hôtel.

Jour 15 : Tokyo - France

Temps et repas libres jusqu'au transfert pour l’aéroport avec assistance anglophone et envol vers la France.

Jour 16 : France

Arrivée en France.

• Participants : minimum 3 - maximum 20 • Hébergement : hôtels 3* (normes locales), 1 nuit en temple bouddhiste et 1 nuit en ryokan • Transport : bus ou minibus climatisés selon le nombre de passagers, ferry, bateau • Accompagnateur : guides locaux francophones du jour 2 au jour 12 À noter : Au temple bouddhiste (jour 7), le couchage traditionnel consiste en un futon posé à même le sol avec une petite salle de bains collective. Pour tout groupe de moins de 10 participants, les visites se feront en transports publics. Jour 12 : en raison de l'activité volcanique locale, la visite de la vallée d'Owakudani pourra être remplacée par une autre visite. A certaines dates, la durée de circuit est de 12 nuits : les excursions optionnelles seront inversées (programme nous consulter). Hébergements  Voici le nom des hôtels prévus pour ce circuit. Selon l'état des réservations, nous pouvons être amenés à vous loger dans des hôtels similaires de même catégorie. La classification des hôtels est donnée en normes locales.? Himeji : Monterey Himeji 3* Hiroshima : Vista Hiroshima 3* Kyoto : hôtel Kyoto Urban Shijo Premium 3* Mont Koya : Sekisho-in Temple Takayama : Tokyu Stay Hida-Takayama Musubi no Yu 3* Kanazawa : Hotel Vista Kanazawa 3* Matsumoto : Hotel Montagne Matsumoto 3* Lac Kawaguchi : Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko 3* Tokyo : Monday Asakusa 3* Lors de la nuit au Mont Koya : le jour 7, le couchage traditionnel consiste en un futon posé à même le sol. Sanitaires et une petite salle de bains sont collectifs. Le jour 14 ou jour 15, selon la date de retour. Le check-out a lieu avant 10 h. En cas de vol en fin de journée. Un service de bagagerie sera proposé par l'hôtel jusqu'à l'heure de votre transfert pour votre vol retour. La liste définitive des hôtels est disponible auprès de votre agence de voyage environ 15 jours avant votre départ. Informations particulières  Repas : pension complète à l'exception de 5 repas pour le circuit 11 nuits : le dîner du jour 4, les dîners du jour 7, 8, 12 et 13 sont libres. Pour le circuit 12 nuits : pension complète à l'exception de 6 repas pour le circuit 11 nuits : le déjeuner du jour 2, le dîner du jour 4, les dîners du jour 7, 8, 12 et 13 sont libres. Excursions optionnelles :  A réserver et à payer sur place : JOUR 13 – Découverte à la journée de Tokyo en transports en commun (déjeuner libre) : Départ pour la découverte du quartier d’Asakusa avec le temple Senso ji et sa rue Nakamise. Passage par la place du Palais impérial. Temps libre pour le déjeuner. L’après-midi, découverte des quartiers "branchés" d’Harajuku et Omotesando. Vous terminerez par le siège du gouvernement métropolitain avec une superbe vue sur la ville. Retour à l’hôtel. Départs 2024 : Tarif : 25 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 2 personnes), 15 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 4 participants). Ce prix comprend : la visite en transports publics avec guide francophone. Il n'inclut pas le déjeuner. JOUR 14 – Découverte de Nikko : Découverte de Nikko incluant le magnifique sanctuaire Tosho-gu et le temple de Futarasan qui, contrairement aux autres sanctuaires shintos, est une exubérance de couleurs, d'applications de feuilles d'or et de sculptures en tous genres. Tarif : 47 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 2 personnes), 29 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 4 participants) Ce prix comprend : les trajets en transports publics, les trajets en train en 2nd classe (env. 3h) et la visite de Nikko avec guide francophone. Il n'inclut pas le déjeuner. Départs 2025 :  Tarif : 29 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 2 personnes), 17 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 4 participants). Ce prix comprend : la visite en transports publics avec guide francophone. Il n'inclut pas le déjeuner. JOUR 14 – Découverte de Nikko : Découverte de Nikko incluant le magnifique sanctuaire Tosho-gu et le temple de Futarasan qui, contrairement aux autres sanctuaires shintos, est une exubérance de couleurs, d'applications de feuilles d'or et de sculptures en tous genres. Tarif : 49 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 2 personnes), 30 000 JPY par personne (à partir de 4 participants) Ce prix comprend : les trajets en transports publics, les trajets en train en 2nd classe (env. 3h) et la visite de Nikko avec guide francophone Il n'inclut pas le déjeuner

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Suivez ce parcours complet à la découverte de toutes les facettes du Japon. Le contraste est saisissant entre l'agitation des villes ultramodernes et la sérénité qui se dégage des régions rurales, aux paysages d'estampes et aux traditions ancestrales. Ajoutez à cela une étape dans un monastère, et vous aurez un bel aperçu du mode de vie à la japonaise. Christelle B., spécialiste Japon

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Grande découverte du Japon en 12 jours à partir de 2 personnes

C’est un circuit “grande découverte” du Japon en 12 jours. Le départ est assuré à partir de 2 personnes. C’est un circuit complet pour découvrir l’histoire, la modernité, la culture et la tradition du Japon, à travers les différentes régions.

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Programme Détaillé

Jour 1 : aéroport-tokyo.

Jour 2 : Tokyo

Jour 3 : Tokyo

Jour 4 : Tokyo – Hakone

Jour 5 : Hakone – Kyoto (Nara)

Jour 6 : Kyoto

Jour 7 : Kyoto

jour 8 : Kyoto – Koyasan

Jour 9 : Koyasan – Hiroshima

Jour 10 : Hiroshima – Osaka

Jour 11 : Osaka

Jour 12 : Osaka – Aéroport de Kansai

Tansfert en navette en direction de l’aéroport de Kansai (KIX).

Merci beaucoup pour votre participation à ce voyage! Nous vous attendons pour un autre séjour au Japon! PD / – / –

Budget et Conditions

Base 2 Pers. à partir de 2780 € / Pers.

Supplément Chambre Individuelle : 000 €

＊Le prix peut éventuellement être modifié en fonction du cours du Yen.

Le départ est assuré à partir de 2 personnes.

Le prix ne comprend pas le transfert international aérien. Vous partez donc avec le vol que vous voulez.

Les hôtels sont situés en pleine ville pour faciliter le déplacement pour les visites.

Vous aurez du temps libre à Tokyo et à Kyoto afin de visiter les endroits qui vous plaisent. Nous pouvons bien évidemment vous aider à organiser vos excursions optionnelles.

Hôtel : catégorie supérieure**

• Tokyo : Tokyo Prince/Shinagawa Prince ou similaire
• Hakone : Nampuso (ryokan) ou similaire
• Kyoto : Shin Miyako/Tokyu Hotel ou similaire
• Koyasan : Eko-in (monastère) ou similaire
• Hiroshima : Hiroshima Garden Palace ou similaire
• Osaka : Hotel Granvia Osaka ou similaire

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> L’hébergement dans les hôtels cités ou similaires dans la catégorie indiquée (normes locales) en chambre double.

> Tous les petits-déjeuners et 2 dîners (jours 4 et 8)

> Les visites et droits d’entrées dans les sites et musées mentionnés dans le programme.

> Les transferts allers-retours en navette des aéroports à vos hôtels.

> Les transports intérieurs (Shinkansen, train, métro, bus, funiculaire) mentionnés dans le programme.

> Les services d’un guide national francophone mentionnés dans le programme.

> Une équipe francophone à Tokyo. .

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> Le transfert aérien France/Japon.

> Les taxes aériennes + redevances aéroportuaires et surcharge carburant.

> Les déjeuners et les dîners (sauf jours 4 et 8)

> Les boissons.

> Les excursions et visites optionnelles.

> Les pourboires aux chauffeurs, guides et porteurs.

> Les dépenses de nature personnelle.

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Tour - 17 days

Get ready for the trip of a lifetime!

Satisfy all of your Japan cravings with this ultimate grand tour of Japan, perfect for all first-time travellers who want to experience absolutely everything that the country has to offer. It includes explorations of all the major cities, an overnight stay in a traditional Japanese inn, tours of Japan’s most beguiling areas, an in-depth exploration of Japanese culture, glimpses of history, and a visit to a foodie paradise.

Travellers will also enjoy hands-on and immersive experiences such as a cycling tour in the highlands.

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Cultural bike tour through the Japanese Alps

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Unforgettable stay in the land of the rising sun

Day-to-day program

You arrive in Tokyo, the world’s largest metropolis, a shuttle bus will directly drive you to your hotel. This bustling city is the economic and cultural hub of the nation.

Explore the historic and culturally significant areas of the metropolis and see some of Tokyo’s most recognisable sights. From the city’s oldest Buddhist temple, Sensoji, to Ginza, one of Tokyo’s most upscale and famous districts, unravel the mysteries of the past and see how it blends seamlessly with the present day.

Tokyo - Kiso Valley

After a leisurely start to the morning, check out of your hotel to take the high-speed bullet train to Nagano. From there continue by express train to picturesque Kiso Fukushima, where you will find yourself stepping back in time to the Edo era.

Kiso Valley

Experience the serene beauty of Japan’s wilderness with a hike along the Nakasendo, an ancient trail that winds through the Kiso Valley and connects the two charming historical post towns of Magome and Tsumago.

Kiso Vallei - Takayama

Wave goodbye to the rustic Edo period town in the Kiso Valley and make your way to Takayama, a charming mountain town framed by the majestic Japan Alps.

Today, you travel to Hida Furukawa — which is just 15 minutes away from Takayama by train — to join a guide and enjoy a scenic cycling tour* of the nearby village of Hida. Start out by riding through the sleepy streets, before heading out to the peaceful countryside.

Takayama - Kanazawa

After checking out of your hotel, make your way to Kanazawa, a city rich in history, culture, and fine arts and crafts. The city is particularly famous for producing 99% of all gold leaf made in Japan.

Pass the day at leisure and see all of the highlights of Kanazawa, starting with the exquisitely preserved geisha district of Higashi Chaya. This is where geisha have entertained their clients for centuries. Stop by Shima Geisha House for a glimpse into geisha life.

Kanazawa - Kyoto

Wave goodbye to beautiful Kanazawa and make your way to Kyoto, Japan’s reigning cultural capital. This captivating city and former Imperial capital boasts over 2,000 shrines and temples, and 17 registered UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Day 11 - 12

Head off the beaten path today and visit Fushimi Inari Shrine, which is famous for the thousands of blazing red torii gates that line the trails winding through the forests. Legend has it that torii are gateways between the earthly and divine realms.

Kyoto - Hiroshima

Hiroshima is a vibrant and thriving city that has found a way to honour its past without being solely defined by it. Besides having a number of historically significant sites to explore, it has an exciting food scene with several delicious specialities to offer.

No visit to Hiroshima is complete without a day trip to Miyajima, the sacred island said to be the dwelling place of the gods.

Hiroshima - Osaka

The next stop on the trip is Osaka — Japan’s culinary capital. Renowned for its delectable soul food, it is an essential destination for foodies.

Osaka is a lively city full of things to see and do. Don’t miss Dotonbori, the beating heart of the city, Shinsaibashisuji, a major shopping arcade that shopaholics will adore, and Osaka Castle, where you can follow the evolution of the city from feudal times to the present day.

Departure from Osaka. Check out of your hotel and make your way to Osaka International Airport by private taxi.

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Voyage au japon – mon grand tour du japon.

Le circuit classique pour un premier voyage au Japon : Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, la magnifique île de Miyajima et Osaka ! 12 jours / 10 nuits. Départ disponible toute l’année. Programme à titre d’exemple pouvant être modifié selon vos envies.

• Destination : Japon
• Durée : 12 jours
• Prix par personne à partir de : 3,100 €

JOUR 1 : PARIS-TOKYO Enregistrement de vos bagages sur vol direct et régulier Air France (possibilité de choisir une autre compagnie). Dîner et nuit à bord.

JOUR 2 : TOKYO Arrivée à Narita. Après avoir passé les formalités de douane, vous vous dirigerez vers le bus vous conduisant à Tokyo. Installation à votre hôtel 3*. Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 3 : TOKYO Petit déjeuner Journée accompagnée en français à Tokyo Départ vers 09h de votre hôtel, un accompagnateur français viendra vous chercher afin de vous faire visiter quelques sites incontournables de Tokyo. Vous utiliserez avec lui les transports en commun (vos billets de transports et vos tickets d’entées  sur les sites à votre charge)  : une occasion unique de vivre à la japonaise et de faire une immersion totale dans la vie des Tokyoïtes. Vous établirez avec lui un programme de visites mais nous vous conseillons de nous en faire part à l’avance afin que tout soit parfaitement organisé pour votre visite. Pour le déjeuner vous pourrez bénéficier des conseils culinaires de votre accompagnateur et lui demander qu’il vous recommande un bon restaurant (le déjeuner est à votre charge). Votre tour guidé se terminera vers 17h00 soit à l’endroit ou vous vous trouverez soit à votre hôtel. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

J OUR 4 : TOKYO Petit déjeuner Journée libre Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 5 : TOKYO Petit déjeuner Journée libre durant laquelle vous pourriez aller à Kamakura, ou Hakone/Mont-Fuji. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 6 : TOKYO – KYOTO (début de validité de votre rail pass 7 jours) Petit déjeuner Départ pour Kyoto en train shinkansen direct. Après environ 2h40 de trajet, installation dans votre hôtel 3*, bon hôtel, situé proche de la gare. Reste de la journée libre à Kyoto. Kyoto est entourée de montagnes à l’ouest et à l’est. Nombres des plus beaux monuments et jardins se trouvent au pied des collines, notamment dans le quartier Higashiyama situé à l’est de la Kamo. Les quartiers ne se laissent pas facilement découvrir. Il faut se perdre dans les rues écartées, explorer les temples et les quartiers excentrés pour appréhender les richesses culturelles de la ville. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 7 : KYOTO Petit déjeuner Journée guidée en français à Kyoto Visite du château Nijo qui fut utilisé comme Palais familial du Shogun TOKUGAWA ; et du Pavillon d’Or « Kinkaku-Ji ». C’est assurément le plus célèbre du japon, lieu de retraite du Shogun Yoshimitsu Ashikaga en 1397. Vous continuerez par la visite du  centre artisanal : Kyoto Handicraft Center pour voir une démonstration par des artisans et déjeuner au centre artisanal. Continuation avec la visite du sanctuaire Heian, une superbe imposante réalisation influencée par l’architecture chinoise ; le Sanjusangendo Hall et ses 1 001 impressionnantes représentations de Boddhisatva et le temple de Kiyomizu, célèbre pour ses pilotis en bois. Retour à votre hôtel vers 17h30. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 8 : KYOTO –NARA – KYOTO Petit déjeuner Journée libre durant laquelle vous pourriez aller à Nara. Visite du Temple de Todaiji qui est considéré comme la plus grande construction au monde enfermant la représentation en bronze de Bouddha. Vous vous promènerez dans le parc et donnerez à manger aux nombreux cerfs et daims qui sont en liberté. Vous irez voir le sanctuaire de Kasuga avec ses nombreuses lanternes (donations de riches notables). Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 9 : KYOTO – HIROSHIMA Petit déjeuner Départ dans la journée pour Hiroshima en Shinkansen, via la gare de Shin-Osaka. Vous vous installerez à votre hôtel 3*, hôtel confortable situé tout près de la gare .. Hiroshima est une ville à la fois touchante, émouvante mais aussi gaie et très agréable à visiter. Comme tout le monde le sait elle a connu un bien triste sort le 6 août 1945 à 8h15. Aujourd’hui le seul témoignage de cet horrible jour reste le GENPAKU Dôme niché au milieu du parc mémorial de la paix. Le musée est à visiter mais je ne vous conseille pas d’y emmener les enfants car c’est vraiment difficile à voir. Par contre n’hésitez pas à voir le château et surtout le jardin que je trouve particulièrement beau. Personnellement j’adore cette ville. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 10 : HIROSHIMA – MIYAJIMA Petit déjeuner Départ pour l’île de Miyajima en train et ferry, via la gare de Miyajimaguchi. Cette île sublime est considérée comme un des trois sites les plus importants aux yeux des Japonais. Dès votre arrivée, vous aurez une vue magnifique sur l’île et le Torii (porte des sanctuaires shintoïstes). Vous y serez séduit par la beauté des paysages et par l’ambiance paisible et très zen qui en ressort. Après cette balade dans l’île, vous aurez la joie de découvrir votre hébergement pour la nuit. Vous vivrez l’expérience unique de dormir dans un Ryokan ( auberge japonaise), vous essayerez les futons et surtout les bains publics qui sont une réelle tradition du Japon. Dîner Japonais et à la Japonaise…… Nuit au Ryokan

JOUR 11 : MIYAJIMA -OSAKA Après votre petit déjeuner tout aussi japonais que votre dîner, vous vous promènerez sur l’île. Départ dans la journée pour Osaka. installation à votre hôtel 2* situé à 5 min à pied de la gare d’Osaka. Reste de la journée libre durant laquelle nous vous conseillons de visiter le château d’Osaka et le skygarden, immense bâtiment avec une superbe vue panoramique sur la ville, surtout au coucher du soleil. Dîner libre Nuit à votre hôtel

JOUR 12 : OSAKA – PARIS (fin de validité de votre rail pass) Petit déjeuner Départ pour l’aéroport de Kansai grâce à votre rail pass. Vol en direction de Paris ou province sur compagnie régulière. Arrivée à Paris le même jour.

PRIX PAR PERSONNE : 3 100 €* (base double)

*Tarifs sous conditions de disponibilité terrestre et aérienne au moment de la réservation.

Sont inclus : Le vol sur compagnie régulière et les taxes d’aéroport L’assistance en français sur place au téléphone 7/7 jours de 9h à 18h30. Le boîtier Wifi qui permet d’avoir Internet partout au Japon. L’hébergement en chambre double ou twin et petit déjeuner sauf ryokan en demi-pension. Le rail pass 7 jours (pass ferroviaire utilisable sur tout l’ensemble du Japon) Excursions guidées en français à Tokyo et Kyoto Le coupon transfert en bus entre l’aéroport de Narita et Tokyo

Ne sont pas inclus : L’assurance assistance rapatriement annulation bagages : nous consulter Les dépenses personnelles. Les repas non mentionnés.

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Grand Tour of Japan

DESTINATIONS

Sapporo / Otaru / Shiraoi / Noboribetsu / Lake Toya / Hakodate / Seikan Tunnel / Towada / Morioka / Hiraizumi / Matsushima / Nikko / Hitachi Seaside Park / Tokyo / Mt Fuji / Hakone / Hikone / Koka / Kyoto / Nara / Osaka / Himeji / Kurashiki / Takamatsu / Shimanami Kaido / Hiroshima / Kitsuki / Beppu / Takachiho / Nagasaki

Simple itinerary

• Day 1 Arrival in Sapporo
• Day 2 Sapporo – Otaru – Sapporo
• Day 3 Sapporo – Shiraoi – Noboribetsu
• Day 4 Lake Toya – Hakodate
• Day 5 Seikan Tunnel – Aomori – Towada
• Day 6 Morioka – Hiraizumi
• Day 7 Matsushima
• Day 8 Nikko – Hitachi Aquarium
• Day 9 Tokyo
• Day 10 Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone
• Day 11 Atami – Bullet Train – Hikone – Koka
• Day 12 Kyoto
• Day 13 Kyoto
• Day 14 Kyoto – Nara – Osaka
• Day 15 Osaka – Himeji – Kurashiki
• Day 16 Takamatsu
• Day 17 Shimanami Kaido – Hiroshima
• Day 18 Bullet Train – Kitsuki – Beppu – Takachiho
• Day 19 Takachihoo
• Day 20 Nagasaki
• Day 21 Tour ends

Trip description

Take the last trip to Japan during cherry blossom season, see the blue-eyed flowers and see the elegant Aoi Festival.

If you have missed the beautiful cherry blossoms in March and April, you can still see them in May. Cherry blossoms bloom in Hokkaido about a month after the island of Honshu, between the end of April and the beginning of May. This 21-day Grand Tour of Japan is the longest and most comprehensive group tour of Japan you’ll find. By visiting the four main islands of Japan, travelers can enjoy culture, architecture, nature, rural villages, historical cities, modern city attractions, and even a famous Japan festival.

Starting on the northern island of Hokkaido, we will first visit Otaru for its nostalgic canal area and its glass blowing shops. Continue to Sapporo to see the city’s monuments and entertainment district. You will also learn about the indigenous peoples of Japan at Ainu Village and visit the smoky Noboribetsu Valley. Then, head to Lake Toya and Onuma Park for a scenic interlude. Experience one of Japan’s top three night views from Mount Hakodate.

Take an underwater train tunnel to Aomori, where you will visit the Nebuta Warasse, a colorful museum dedicated to the Nebuta Festival. Visit Lake Towada and enjoy a nature walk along the Oirase Gorge stream. Afterward, head to Morioka Handi-Works Square and Chusonji Temple for a cultural experience. Then, take a sightseeing cruise around Matsushima, a picturesque bay famous for being one of the three most scenic sights in Japan. End your day in a traditional Japanese-style hotel with a relaxing onsen (hot spring) bath and a delicious kaiseki dinner.

Visit the luxurious Toshogu Shrine, see one of the most beautiful waterfalls in Japan, and stroll along Lake Chuzenji. Head to the Hitachi Seaside Park in Ibaraki to see 4.5 million blue-eyed flowers bloom on its hills.

Continue your trip to one of the busiest cities in the world, Tokyo, where our guides and drivers will accompany you to the main attractions. Visit Tokyo’s historical landmarks, trendy neighborhoods, various shopping districts, and even learn how to make your own sushi from a professional sushi chef. Proceed to Mt. Fuji and enjoy the natural scenery of Hakone and Owakudani by cable car. Experience a high-speed Shinkansen bullet train ride before visiting the beautiful Hikone Castle and the uniquely designed Miho Museum.

Experience the Aoi Festival in Kyoto, a well-preserved and elegant procession of 500 people dressed in aristocratic-style clothing. Spend two more days in the historic city of Kyoto, where you will have exclusive access to the best gardens, temples, and specialty shops in the city. Our tour group will also have the opportunity to experience a traditional green tea ceremony, meet an apprentice geisha (maiko), and enjoy an elegant kimono fashion show. Continue to Himeji Castle, an original castle and a world heritage site. Then, head to the beautiful canal city of Kurashiki and the Ohara Museum of Art.

Cross the Seto Ohashi Bridge to Shikoku Island, visit the Shikoku Mura Village Open Air Museum, and take a walk through the Japanese landscape masterpiece of Ritsurin Park. Next, drive through scenic Shimanami Kaido back to Honshu Island, a 60-kilometer toll road that cuts through six small islands in the Seto Inland Sea. Next, take in views of the Kurushima Kaikyo Bridges from the Kirosan Observatory. Spend time in Hiroshima, where you will visit the Peace Memorial Park and A-Bomb Dome. Afterward, take a short ferry ride to scenic Miyajima Island, home to the famous vermilion torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine.

Go back in time and visit the Samurai districts of Kitsuki, discover the seething “hells” of Jigoku hot springs, and meet some of Japan’s 1,500 wild monkeys at Mount Takasaki Monkey Park. Explore the legendary city of Takachiho and experience a special Yokagura dance performance. In Nagasaki, visit the Nagasaki and Dejima Peace Park, an area with over 400 years of history in Dutch trade. Stop by Glover Gardens, an open-air museum featuring historic mansions of former western Nagasaki residents. Finally, visit the Oura Catholic Church, the oldest Christian church in Japan. Before your visit ends, enjoy a tasty Wagyu beef dinner in Fukuoka.

Detailed itinerary

Arrival at Chitose Airport

Welcome to Sapporo! An OTT representative will meet you at the arrival gate with a sign of “Only One Travel”.

ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Chitose or similar class

NOTE 1: The meet and greet is ONLY available for flights arriving after 11:00 AM.

Otaru (Otaru Canal / Sakaimachi Street – Kitaichi Garasukan – Otaru Music Box Museum), Sapporo (Clock Tower / Odori Park / Susukino)

In the morning we will travel to Otaru, famous for its picturesque city of canals and its glass blowing shops. During the first half of the 20th century, the Otaru Canal was a vital part of the city’s busy port. Today, it remains an integral part of the history and culture of the city. The area was even restored during the 1980s, and the old warehouses have been transformed into cafes, restaurants, museums, and shops. A short walk from the canal area is Sakaimachi Street, a pleasant shopping street that features some of the city’s main attractions. This includes Kitachi Garasukan, where we will have the opportunity to admire Otaru’s creative and elegant glass style. Then our group will go to the Otaru Music Box Museum, which consists of several buildings and a large music store. In the afternoon, we will travel to Sapporo to see the Sapporo Clock Tower, a landmark of the city. We will also visit Odori Park, a nice place for a walk that is located in the center of Sapporo. Today’s final attraction is Susukino, a lively entertainment district filled with bars, cafes, shops, and ramen restaurants.

Breakfast lunch ANA Hotel Sapporo or similar class

Sapporo (Nijo Market / Historic Village), Shiraoi (Ainu Village), Noboribetsu (Jigokudani)

In the morning, our Sapporo tour continues with a visit to Nijo Market, where you will see a variety of fresh produce and products related to local food. Next, visit the Hokkaido Historical Village, an open-air museum consisting of architecture dating from the Meiji and Taisho Periods (1868 – 1926). Then, head to Shiraoi, which is where the Ainu Village is located. Here, you will have the opportunity to learn about the Ainu, the indigenous people of northern Japan. In the afternoon, we will stop at the most famous hot spring complex in Hokkaido, Noboribetsu Onsen. Our group will spend time in Jigokudani, or “Hell Valley”, the main source of hot spring water in the city. Visitors can experience the area’s hot steam vents, scenic walking trails, and a sulphurous pond known as Oyunuma. Tonight, we will stay at a traditional Japanese-style hotel in Noboribetsu, where you can relax in a relaxing hot spring bath (onsen).

Breakfast lunch dinner Noboribetsu Manseikaku or similar class

Lake Toya (Usuzan Ropeway), Onuma Park, Hakodate (Fort Goryokaku / Mt Hakodate Ropeway)

After breakfast, we will head to Lake Toya and take the Usuzan cable car to the observation deck. Here, visitors can enjoy a panoramic view of Lake Toya and neighboring Showa Shinzan Mountain. Next, visit Onuma Quasi National Park, a picturesque outdoor retreat that allows you to explore its lakes and peninsulas. Next, we will go to Hakodate to visit Fort Goryokaku, a western-style citadel built in 1868. This star-shaped fortress is one of the best cherry blossom patches in Hokkaido, and is the only structure of its kind in Japan. In the afternoon, we will take a cable car up to Mt. Hakodate, where we can see the twinkling lights below Hakodate Bay. The view from the mountain is even considered one of the top three night views in Japan.

Breakfast lunch Four Points By Sheraton Hakodate or similar class

Submarine train from Hakodate to Aomori (Nebuta Warasse), Towada (Lake Towada / Oirase Gorge)

Today, we will cross the Tsugaru Channel between the islands of Hokkaido and Honshu by train through the underwater train tunnel, before arriving in Aomori. Our group will visit the Nebuta Warasse, a unique museum dedicated to the Nebuta Matsuri, which is a festival held annually in August. The museum displays various photos and past floats from the festival in an attempt to capture the history and vividness of the event. Then visit the largest volcanic crater lake on Honshu Island, Lake Towada. It is popular for its Oirase Stream, where visitors walk along its picturesque path along the Oirase Gorge. The area is particularly famous for its fall colors, but the vegetation is lush during the warmer months.

Breakfast lunch dinner Towadako Lake View Hotel or similar class

Morioka (Morioka Handi – Works Square), Hiraizumi (Chusonji Temple)

In the morning, we will head to Morioka for a visit to the Morioka Handi-Works Square, a facility that offers a hands-on learning experience with a variety of traditional crafts and products. The workshop area is its main highlight, where visitors can create or buy anything from pottery to rice cakes. Then, continue to Hiraizumi City, the former seat of the “northern branch” of the Fujiwara family. Hiraizumi is now listed as a World Heritage Site and features some of the most valuable historical and cultural properties in the Tohoku region. There, we will visit the Chusonji Temple, the most famous attraction in the city. The highlight of the temple is the Konjikido, a hall completely covered in gold, similar to the Kinkakuji in Kyoto. There are several other buildings along the temple paths, including a noh theater stage and a Treasury Hall.

Breakfast lunch dinner Matsushima Taikanso or similar class

Matsushima (Matsushima Cruise / Godaido / Zuiganji Temple)

Today you will visit Matsushima, a picturesque bay full of small pine-covered islands, where we will explore ancient caves that were once frequented by meditating monks. Matsushima is famous for being one of the three most picturesque sights in Japan, along with Miyajima and Amanohashidate. The bay is dotted with more than 200 small pine-covered islands. Experience the best view of the islands by enjoying a scenic cruise around Matsushima. Then we will visit Godaido and Zuiganji, the most famous temples in the Tohoku region, both built by Date Masamune. Tonight, we will stay at the Onsen Ryokan at Kinugawa Onsen, where you can soak in the therapeutic waters of a hot tub and enjoy a traditional Japanese Kaiseki banquet dinner.

Breakfast dinner Kinugawa Onsen Hotel or similar class

Nikko (Toshogu Shrine / Kegon Waterfall / Chuzenji Lake), Ibaraki (Baby Blue Eyed Flowers in Hitachi Marine Park)

After a Japanese breakfast at the Ryokan, we will start our tour of Nikko. Our first stop is the luxurious Toshogu Shrine, nestled in a lush forest of ancient Japanese cedars. It is the mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was one of the most powerful men in Japan and the founder of the Tokugawa Shogunate. Then you will find yourself looking at the nearly 100 meter high Kegon Waterfall, listed as one of the three most beautiful waterfalls in Japan. From there, head to Lake Chuzenji, a beautiful lake that sits in the mountains above the city. Afterwards, we will travel to Ibaraki to see the Baby Blue Eye flowers at Hitachi Seaside Park, where 4.5 million of them bloom in a stunning sea of ​​flowers.

Breakfast lunch Narita Excel Hotel Tokyu or similar class

Tokyo (Asakusa Sensoji Temple / Sushi Making Experience / Tsukiji Outer Market / Imperial Palace / Tokyo Tower)

Today, you will be taken to the Asakusa Kannon Temple, an active place of worship where you can see the largest paper lantern in Japan. You can also explore the Nakamise Market, which is located just outside the outer gates of the temple. It is a traditional style shopping street with centuries of history. You will then have the opportunity to enjoy a sushi experience with a professional sushi chef. Whatever you prepare, you can eat! Then, we will head to the Tsukiji Outer Market, where various restaurants and shops line the streets. Then, pay a visit to the Imperial Palace, the former site of Edo Castle and the current residence of the Imperial Family of Japan. In the afternoon, we will visit the tallest steel tower in the world. At 333 meters high, the Tokyo Tower is 13 meters taller than the Eiffel Tower. You can go sightseeing 150 meters on the main deck of the observatory and get a bird’s eye view of the city.

Note: For Sushi Making Experience, if you are vegetarian, have gluten-free diets, have a shellfish allergy, or don’t eat raw fish, contact us for other ingredient options.

Breakfast lunch Tobu Hotel Levant Tokyo or similar class

Mt Fuji, Hakone (Hakone Ropeway / Owakudani)

We will depart from Tokyo to Mount Fuji in our private transport. Along the way, enjoy the changing landscapes, from thick vegetation to lowlands and rolling clouds. Stop at Mt. Fuji 5th station (depending on the weather) to admire the world famous peak. Next, we will travel to Hakone, which is among the most popular hot spring resorts in Japan, and see the forested slopes of Hakone National Park. We will take a 20 minute cable car from Togendai to Owakundani. Most of the area around Owakundani is considered an active volcanic zone since its inception from the eruption of Mount Hakone some 3,000 years ago. Now, you can experience hot springs and hot rivers there, where sulfurous vapors still linger. Owakundani also has splendid views of Mount Fuji in good weather. Tonight, we will stay at the Onsen hotel at Atami Onsen, where you can soak in the therapeutic waters of a hot tub and enjoy a traditional Japanese Kaiseki banquet dinner.

Breakfast lunch dinner Atami New Akao Hotel or similar class

Shinkansen Bullet Train Ride from Atami to Nagoya, Hikone (Hikone Castle – Genkyuen Garden), Koka (Miho Museum)

After breakfast at the hotel, our group will enjoy a Shinkansen bullet train ride from Atami to Nagoya, which can reach speeds of up to 300 km / h. Visit Hikone Castle, an original castle that survived the post-feudal era without suffering destruction and reconstruction, considered one of the four most beautiful castles in Japan with its three-layered chalk tower. Hikone Castle is set against the backdrop of Lake Biwa and Konki-zan Hill, and is considered to be one of the four national heritage castles, along with Inuyama Castle in Aichi, Himeji Castle in Hyogo and Matsumoto Castle. in Nagano. Visit the Genkyuen Garden, a beautiful Japanese landscaped garden located on the castle grounds. Then visit the Miho Museum, a stunning architecture that accentuates the surrounding nature while displaying a variety of items from different ancient civilizations. It was designed by the famous architect, I. M. Pei, and is named after Koyama Mihoko, one of the richest women in Japan and founder of the museum. In addition, the museum has been listed as one of the “1000 places to see before you die”. Then, we will proceed to Kyoto for three nights.

Breakfast lunch Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto or similar class

Kyoto (Aoi Festival)

This morning, we visited the Aoi Festival by train. The Aoi Festival is the feast of the Kamigamo shrine, celebrated on May 15. This festival is one of the most solemn and elegant festivals in the country, and has been well preserved since the 8th century, when it began. It is a very popular festival that includes a procession of about 500 people dressed in the elegant and ornate dress of the old imperial court and magnificent ox-drawn wagons. The festival consists of a private imperial service, a Shinto ritual, and a parade from the Imperial Palace in Kyoto to the Kamigamo Shrine. When people talk about the Aoi Festival, they are usually referring to the parade and the courtly music and dances that are performed along the way. The festival began with court officials in the Heian period (794-1185) who went on an excursion to offer their prayers at the Kamigamo shrine, as well as the Shimogamo shrine just to the south. The parade attracted many spectators a thousand years ago, just as it does today, and the event has been the subject of many literary and artistic works.

Breakfast Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto or similar class

Kyoto (Arashiyama – Tenryuji Temple – Sagano Bamboo Forest – Togetsukyo Bridge / Golden Pavilion / Kimono Nishijin Show / Kiyomizu Temple / Gion Geisha District)

Today we will begin our tour of Kyoto, which was once the capital of Japan and is still considered its cultural center. First is a visit to Arashiyama to see Tenryuji Temple where you can get a glimpse of the traditional Zen landscape garden design. Then, continue through the dense Sagano Bamboo Forest, passing several small shrines, tea shops and private houses before to reach the Togetsukyo Bridge over the Hozu River. Continue to the Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion) covered in 18 karat gold leaves. This three-story structure was originally built by Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu in 1397. At the Nishijin Textile Center, you can see displays of kimonos and even see a kimono parade. Then, we will visit the famous Kiyomizu Temple, best known for its wooden stage that protrudes from its main hall, 13 meters above the slope below. The setting offers visitors a beautiful view of the many cherry trees below that burst into a sea of ​​spring color, as well as the view of the city of Kyoto in the distance. Finally, we will visit Gion, the old neighborhood of Geisha and Pontocho, whose cobbled alleys vibrate with nightlife.

Breakfast dinner Grand Prince Hotel Kyoto or similar class

Kyoto (Green Tea Ceremony with Maiko Interaction / Fushimi Inari Shrine), Nara (Todaiji Temple / Venado Park), Osaka (Dotonbori – Shinsaibashi)

The day begins with a green tea ceremony and a meeting with maiko. A maiko is simply an apprentice geisha. You will have photo opportunities and a chance to interact with the maiko. After that, head to the Fushimi Inari Shrine. The shrine is famous for its thousands of impressive vermilion torii that line the length of a 4 km long tunnel, which was even featured in the movie “Memoirs of a Geisha”. This resort surrounds a bamboo desert consisting of mountains, streams, and ponds, making it the perfect setting for a scenic hike. Then we will travel to Nara, where we will go to the Todaiji Temple, the largest wooden building in Japan. The temple also houses one of the largest bronze statues of the Buddha at 16.3 meters tall. Nearby, explore the surrounding Deer Park, filled with more than 1,000 Sika deer. Our last stop of the day will be in Osaka. We will spend time in Dotonbori, a popular shopping, entertainment and food district. It is known for the hundreds of mechanized and neon signs that line its streets. Our group will also pass through Shinasaibashi, one of Osaka’s oldest shopping destinations.

Breakfast lunch Hotel Elsereine Osaka or similar class

Himeji (Himeji Castle), Kurashiki (Canal Area / Ohara Museum of Art)

Today we take a 2-hour ride on a luxury bus to Himeji to visit Himeji Castle. It is known as “White Egret Castle” and “White Heron Castle” due to its bright white exterior, which resembles a flying bird. Himeji Castle is the largest and most visited castle in Japan, and is one of the few original castles left in Japan. This splendid example of traditional architecture was declared one of the first UNESCO World Heritage sites in Japan. The following is a visit to Kurashiki. In merchandise days, this picturesque town prospered as a port for rice shipments. Several old rice barns and examples of historic architecture still remain, in addition to the stone-lined canal. We will also visit the Ohara Museum of Art, considered the first Western art museum in Japan. It is a private museum consisting of three adjacent buildings next to the canal. Tonight, we will stay at a spa hotel in Kurashiki Yuga Onsen, where you can soak in the therapeutic waters of a hot tub and enjoy a traditional Japanese Kaiseki banquet dinner.

Breakfast dinner Kurashiki Yuga Onsen Hotel Santoka or similar class

Seto Ohashi Bridge, Takamatsu (Shikoku Mura Village / Ritsurin Park)

After Japanese breakfast at the hotel, we will cross the Inland Sea via Seto-ohashi Bridge to Shikoku Island. Seto-ohashi Bridge is a collective term for the six bridges that connect the main island of Honshu, Japan, with the island of Shikoku, passing through five small islands in the Seto Inland Sea. These beautiful bridges took 40 years and a great deal of money to build. They are the essence of all available bridge construction technologies. Continue to Takamatsu with a visit to the town of Shikoku Mura. Shikoku Mura (Shikoku Village) is an open-air museum located at the base of Yashima. This pleasant hillside park preserves and displays traditional buildings and structures that have been moved here from all over the island of Shikoku. Then visit Ritsurin Park, a Japanese landscape masterpiece 100 years in the making. This sprawling park features beautiful ponds and pavilions with Mount Shiun as the perfect backdrop.

Breakfast lunch dinner Imabari Kokusai Hotel or similar class

Shimanami Kaido (Scenic Observatory / Kirosan), Hiroshima (Peace Memorial Park – A-Bomb Museum / Miyajima – Itsukushima Shrine)

In the morning, we will drive through the Shimanami Kaido to the island of Honshu. The Shimanami Kaido is a 60-kilometer toll road that connects the main island of Shikoku, in Japan, with the island of Honshu, passing through six small islands in the Seto Inland Sea. It is also known as the Nishiseto Highway. We will stop at the Kirosan Observatory from where you can see the Kurushima Kaikyo bridges that are located among hundreds of beautifully scattered islands in the Seto Inland Sea. The modern observation deck was cleverly designed and built midway into the slope of the hillside so as not to spoil the natural environment. In Hiroshima, we will visit the Peace Memorial Park and the Atomic Bomb Museum. Then take a short ferry ride to Miyajima Island, considered sacred by many. At high tide, the famous vermilion torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine seems to float in the middle of the sea. The shrine complex is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and Miyajima has been selected as one of the three most scenic places in Japan (nihon sankei).

Breakfast Sheraton Hotel Hiroshima or similar class

Shinkansen to Kokura, then board the “Sonic” express train to Kitsuki, Kitsuki Kitsuki (Samurai Districts – Ohara Residence), Beppu (Beppu Hells / Mount Takasaki Monkey Park), Takachiho (Takachiho Shrine – Yokagura Performance)

This morning, we will take a ride on the Shinkansen bullet train at top speed to Kokura, then board the “Sonic” express train to Kitsuki where we will visit the Kitsuki samurai districts of the Kitsuki, we proceed to a swimmers paradise – the celebrated Beppu Marvel hot water complex in one of Beppu’s most famous attractions, the Jigoku meguri, or “boiling hell” hot springs. See two of the nine hot springs or “hells” of Beppu. These hot springs are ideal for viewing rather than bathing. The springs got their name because these steam-filled attractions were said to resemble a scene from hell (“jigoku” means “hell”). Next, we will enjoy a scenic drive to Mt. Takasaki Monkey Park, where we will take a monorail to the observation area of ​​Mount Takasaki which is a forested mountain outside of Beppu and home to more than 1,500 wild Japanese monkeys. Within this natural habitat, the monkeys have been fed regularly in order to prevent them from living in the mountains and to prevent conflicts with local fruit farmers. Monkeys are used to human visitors, and it is possible to get very close in order to take photos of them! From here, we head west to Takachiho, a city in the north of Miyazaki Prefecture, legend has it that this is where Amaterasu’s grandson Ninigi-no-Mikoto descended to earth to establish the imperial family of Japan. . Takachiho is also known as a “site of power”, a place of great religious significance and natural beauty, which radiates spiritual energy. After dinner, we have a special treat, a performance of the Yokagura Dance Performance, an outrageously obscene dance that supposedly caused Amaterasu to come out of her cave to see all the fun going on, and by doing so, she brought light back to the world.

Breakfast lunch dinner Hotel Takachiho or similar class

Takachiho (Takachiho Gorge / Amano Iwato Shrine), Ferry from Kumamoto to Shimabara

After breakfast, we will visit Takachiho Gorge, a narrow chasm that cuts through the rock by the Gokase River. Nearby cliffs that line the gorge are formed by volcanic basalt columns, which resemble the scales of a dragon where the twisted stone flowed into their formation to some extent. Along the gorge is the 17 meter Minainotaki Waterfall and it is impressive to see the waterfall surrounded by dense green foliage and the surrounding gray cliffs. Next, visit the Amano Iwato and Amano Yasukawara Shrine. The Amano Iwato Shrine was built near the cave where Amaterasu is said to have been hiding. A short walk down the road from the Amano Iwato shrine is a path that leads to a shrine with the beautiful cave and the river that nests with countless piles of stones make Amano Yasukawara a place not to be missed. After lunch, we will proceed to Kumamoto and take a 30 minute ferry across the sea from Ariake to Shimabara. Tonight we will stay in a western style hotel in Nagasaki.

Breakfast lunch ANA Crowne Plaza Hotel Nagasaki Gloverhill or similar class

Nagasaki (Nagasaki Peace Park / Dejima / Glover Garden / Oura Church), Fukuoka (Wagyu Dinner)

After breakfast, we will visit the Nagasaki Peace Park that keeps the memory of the victims of the second bomb that shook the earth. A statue of a man pointing upward and holding his other arm is a symbol of Nagasaki Peace Park. Our next site is Dejima, an area with more than 400 years of Dutch trading history, which has historic warehouses and residences, providing information about the old Dutch trading post and how they lived for two centuries isolated from Japan. Then, visit Glover Gardens, an open-air museum where we can see a good collection of historic mansions of former western residents of Nagasaki. Continue to Oura Catholic Church, the oldest standing Christian church in Japan. it was also the first western building in Japan to be designated as a national treasure. In the afternoon, we depart from Nagasaki to Fukuoka, where we will savor the world famous Wagyu beef.

Breakfast lunch dinner Hotel Nikko Fukuoka or similar class

Tour ends After breakfast, our tour officially ends. Departure time is 11 am, free for leisure until transfer to the airport for departure from Fukuoka.

NOTE 2: If you want to stay in Japan, please contact us to book hotel accommodation.

• Departure May 6, 2018
• Included 15 nights Western-style accommodation and 5 Japanese-style nights Meet and greet upon arrival at Chitose airport Airport transfers on arrival and departure Private car transfers between destinations in Japan Escorted with OOT professional English speaking guide tips foods I have breakfast everyday 14 lunches and 10 dinners Admission fees All entrance fees to the sites, activities listed in the itinerary
• Not Included International air fares Meals that are not included in the itinerary Travel insurance Alcoholic beverages and soft drinks Personal expenses such as telephone and laundry bills

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JAPÓN 2024

2024 Japón

3 Japón Imperial 4 Japón Clásico 5 Súper Japón 6 Japón Tradicional 7 Japón Fascinante 8 Leyendas de Japón 9 Gran Tour de Japón 10 Japón Komorebi 11 Kumano Express ÍNDICE A primera vista, Japón es modernidad, pero la tradición es parte de su esencia. Paisajes increíbles. Gastronomia exquisita. Ciudades dinámicas. ¡Este país hay que conocerlo!

JAPÓN IMPERIAL 8 DÍAS / 6 NOCHES Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone y Tokyo SALIDAS Junio: 03, 10, 17, 24; julio: 01, 08, 15, 22, 29; agosto: 19, 26; septiembre: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30; octubre: 07, 14, 21, 28. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Tokio (3 noches): Hotel New Otani Tokyo (Primera). Kioto (3 noches): Kyoto Tokyu Hotel (Primera). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 6 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. 2 almuerzos según itinerario. Servicio regular-compartido en castellano, utilizando transporte público, taxi, coche o minibús, dependiendo del número de pasajeros. Guía asistente de habla hispana, excepto en el traslado de llegada a Tokio y en el traslado de salida al aeropuerto el último día. Seguro de Inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 2.575 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 125714 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

JAPÓN CLÁSICO 8 DÍAS / 6 NOCHES Osaka, Kyoto, Hakone y Tokyo SALIDAS Junio: 03, 10, 17, 24; julio: 01, 08, 15, 22, 29: agosto 05, 12, 19, 26; septiembre: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30; octubre: 07, 14, 21, 28. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Osaka (1 noche): Tokyu Stay Osaka Hommachi (Primera). Kioto (2 noches): Vischio Kyoto (Primera). Hakone (1 noche): Hakone hotel/ Yumoto Fujiya (Primera). Tokio (2 noches): Villa Fontaine Grand Tokyo Ariake (Primera). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 6 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. 4 almuerzos y 1 cena según itinerario. Guía asistente de habla hispana durante el circuito, excepto en el trayecto en tren bala desde Kioto a Odawara, el día 5 de viaje. En algunos casos, la cena en Hakone podría no contar con la asistencia del guía. A partir de 10 personas, las visitas se harán en autobús, minibús, coche privado o taxi. Menos de 10 personas, se realizarán en transporte público. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 2.820 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 125704 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

SÚPER JAPÓN 11 DÍAS / 9 NOCHES Osaka, Nara, Kioto, Nagoya, Magome, Tsumago, Takayama, Hakone y Tokyo SALIDAS Junio: 03, 04, 10, 11, 17, 18, 24, 25; julio: 01, 02, 04, 08, 09, 11, 15, 16, 18, 22, 23, 25, 29, 30; agosto: 01, 05, 06, 08, 12, 13, 15, 19, 20, 22, 26, 27, 30; septiembre: 02, 03, 05, 09, 10, 12, 16, 17, 19, 23, 24, 26, 30; octubre: 01, 03, 07, 08, 10, 14, 15, 17, 21, 22, 24, 28, 29, 31. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Osaka (1 noche): Vischio Osaka (Primera). Kioto (3 noches): Keihan Kyoto Hachijoguchi (Primera). Takayama (1 noche): Green Hotel (Tenryo-kaku) / Tokyu Stay Hida (Primera). Hakone (1 noche): Yumoto Fujiya (Standard Room) / Sengokuhara Prince / Hakone Hotel (Primera). Tokio (3 noches): Toshi Center Hotel / Monterey Akasaka (Primera). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K” con la compañía Lufthansa. 9 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en categoría A, en habitación doble. 6 almuerzos y 2 cenas según itinerario. Guía asistente de habla hispana durante el circuito, excepto en los trayectos en tren bala de Kioto a Nagoya, el día 6 de viaje; y desde Nagoya a Odawara, el día 7 de viaje. En algunos casos, la cena en Takayama y Hakone podría no contar con la asistencia del guía. A partir de 10 personas, las visitas se harán en autobús, minibús, coche privado o taxi. Menos de 10 personas, se realizarán en transporte público. Seguro de Inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 3.335 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 125728 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

JAPÓN TRADICIONAL 12 DÍAS / 9 NOCHES Kioto, Nara, Osaka, Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, Matsumoto y Tokio SALIDAS Junio: 12, 26; julio: 03, 10, 17, 24, 31; agosto: 07, 14, 21, 28; septiembre: 04, 11, 18, 25; octubre: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30; noviembre: 06, 13, 20, 27; diciembre: 04, 11, 18, 25. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Kioto (2 noches): Elcient Kyoto (Turista Sup.). Osaka (2 noches): Miyako City Osaka Hommachi (Turista Superior). Kanazawa (1 noche): New Grand Hotel Premier (Turista). Takayama (1 noche): RYOKAN Hoshokaku (Primera). Matsumoto (1 noche): HOTEL Matsumoto Kagetsu. Tokio (2 noches): Sunshine City Prince (Primera). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista «K», con la compañía Lufthansa. 9 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. Guía de habla hispana el día 3 y 10 del itinerario durante la visita. Visita de la ciudad de Tokio y visita de Kioto. 1 cena según itinerario. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 3.490 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 130172 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

JAPÓN FASCINANTE 11 DÍAS / 9 NOCHES Tokio, Hakone, Nara, Kioto, Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, Gero, Nagoya, Osaka SALIDAS Jun: 03, 10, 17, 24; jul: 01, 08, 15, 22, 29; ago: 19, 26; sep: 02, 09, 16, 23, 30; oct: 07, 14, 21 28. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Tokio (3 noches): New Otani Tokyo (Garden Tower) (Primera Superior). Kioto (3 noches): Kyoto Tokyu (Standard Floor) (Primera Superior). Kanazawa (1 noche): Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel (Primera). Gero (1 noche): Ryokan Suimeikan (edificio “Hisenkaku” o “Sansuikaku”) (Hab. japonesa con futon o habitación con camas) / Ryokan Ogawaya ( Hab.japonesa) (Primera). Osaka (1 noche): Sheraton Miyako (Primera Superior). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 9 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. 3 almuerzos y 1 cena según itinerario. Guía asistente de habla hispana durante todo el circuito y a la llegada, excepto en el traslado en entrada, y el de salida. Los traslados de llegada y salida se realizan en autobús regular. Las visitas se realizan en autobús privado o en transporte público, dependiendo del número de pasajeros. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 3.505 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 125708 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

LEYENDAS DE JAPÓN 11 DÍAS / 9 NOCHES Osaka, Awaji, Kyoto, Nagoya y Tokio SALIDAS Junio: 10; julio: 01, 08, 15, 22, 29; agosto: 19, 26; septiembre: 09, 16, 23, 30. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Osaka (2 noches): Sheraton Miyako hotel Osaka (Primera Superior). Awaji (1 noche): Hotel Grand Nikko Awaji (Primera Superior). Kyoto (2 noches): Kyoto Tokyu hotel (Priemera Superior). Nagoya (1 noche): Hotel Nikko Style Nagoya (Primera Superior). Tokio (3 noches): Hotel New Otani Tokyo (Garden Tower) (Primera Superior). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 9 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. 5 almuerzos y 1 cena según itinerario. Guía asistente de habla hispana. Billetes para los trenes bala Nozomi e Hiraki. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 3.855 € Incluye: 485 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 130178 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

GRAN TOUR DE JAPÓN 15 DÍAS / 13 NOCHES Osaka, Kioto, Himeji, Kurashiki, Hiroshima, Koyasan, Ruta de Kumano, Kawayu Onsen, Kanazawa, Shirakawago, Takayama, Hakone y Tokio SALIDAS Junio: 04,11, 18, 25; julio: 02, 04, 09, 11, 16, 18, 23, 25, 30; agosto: 01, 06, 08, 13, 15, 20, 22, 27, 29; septiembre: 03, 05, 10, 12, 17, 19, 24, 26; octubre: 01, 03, 08, 10, 15, 17, 22, 24, 29. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Kioto (3 noches): Kyoto Century (Primera). Hiroshima (2 noches): Granvia Hiroshima (Primera). Koyasan (1 noche): Monasterio Eko-in / Henjokoin (Hab. Japonesa). Kawayu Onsen (1 noche): Fujiya Ryokan (Hab. Japonesa) (Primera). Osaka (1 noche): Citadines Namba Osaka (Primera). Kanazawa (1 noche): Kanazawa Tokyu Hotel (Primera). Takayama (1 noche): Takayama Green Hotel (Primera Sup.). Tokio (3 noches): Tokyo Dome (Primera Sup.). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 13 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno. 7 almuerzos y 3 cenas según itinerario. Guía asistente de habla hispana durante todo el circuito. A partir de 10 personas, las visitas se harán en autobús, minibús, coche privado o taxi. Menos de 10 personas, se realizarán en transporte público. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 4.465 € Incluye: 475 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 125702 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

KUMANO EXPRESS 12 DÍAS / 9 NOCHES Osaka, Kioto, Ruta de Kumano, Koyasan, Kinosaki y Tokio SALIDAS Junio: 05, 19; julio: 03, 17; agosto: 07, 21; septiembre: 11, 25; octubre: 09, 23; noviembre: 06, 20. HOTELES PREVISTOS O SIMILARES Kioto (2 noches): Elcient Kyoto (Turista Sup.). Kawayu Onsen (1 noche): Ryokan Kawayu Fujiya (Turista Sup.). Koyasan (1 noche): Monasterio Shojoshin-in (Primera). Osaka (1 noche): Monterey Osaka (Turista Sup.). Kinosaki (1 noche): Ryokan Kawaguchi-ya Honkan (Turista Sup.). Tokio (2 noches): Sunshine City Prince (Primera). NUESTRO PRECIO INCLUYE Billete línea regular, clase turista “K”, con la compañía Lufthansa. 9 noches en los hoteles previstos o similares, en régimen de alojamiento y desayuno, 3 almuerzos y 3 cenas según itinerario. Asistente de habla hispana en el traslado de llegada a Osaka el día 2 de itinerario y entre el hotel de Osaka y Kinosaki Onsen el día 8 de itinerario. Guía de habla hispana durante el circuito, excepto los días 8 y 9 de itinerario, y en el traslado de salida al aeropuerto el último día. Las visitas y algunos de los trayectos, se realizarán en transporte público. Seguro de inclusión. Reserva aquí  PRECIO FINAL POR PERSONA DESDE: 4.645 € Incluye: 470 € de tasas aéreas y carburante     Condiciones generales detalladas en nuestra web es.tui.com Consultas y reservas en su Agencia de Viajes TUI SPAIN S.L.U. CICMA 753, CIF B-81001836 Código: 130175 | Publicación: 22/05/24 | Validez: 30/06/24 TOUR REGULAR

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