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Japan is where ancient tradition meets futuristic innovation. From the magical cherry blossoms in spring to timeless temples and high-tech cities, every corner offers something unique. Savor authentic sushi, ride the lightning-fast Shinkansen, and explore the calm of Kyoto or the vibrant pulse of Tokyo. It’s a journey where culture, cuisine, and technology blend into an unforgettable travel experience.
Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
Transportation
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
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Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
Transportation
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
Transportation
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
Transportation
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
Japan
10 Places
4 Cities
Transportation
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Kyoto (2 Nts) Shima-Shi (2 Nts) Osaka (6 Nts)
Japan
2 Cities
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Mount Fuji (3 Nts)
Japan
5 Cities
City wise stay
Tokyo (3 Nts) Hakone (1 Nt) Hiroshima (1 Nt) Kyoto (3 Nts) Osaka Kyoto (1 Nt) Tokyo
Hakone, Kyoto, Tokyo, Mount Fuji
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Overall it was a fantastic holiday for us, i can say very memorable trip for all of us. Time was just perfect, not too cold and not too hot, very pleasant. Every city was difference experience.
Sanchinko Shimba is one of the best tour guides I have run across in years of touring. She is like a walking encyclopedia. You can save yourself lots of time by having her as a guide and exploring highlights of the city attractions and museums. Additionally, the company she contracted with H.I.S. tours was very accommodating and allowed me to change my tour at the last minute.
Fabulous tour with Noto and Nono. We were very lucky to be the only guests on the tour this day. It was so nice not to be part of a large group. Full of history and interesting facts not only about the Meiji Shrine but Japan in general. We had a real conversation with them. They even assisted us get a Suice card at the end of the tour to help us get around on the trains more easily during our stay in Tokyo. Would definitely recommend.
Excellent experience. Worth every penny. The staff was extremely friendly, courteous, helpful and very accommodating. There was an extensive selection of elegant kimono and accessories to choose from, and they also apply make-up and style your hair. We got lost on our way to the store, so we called the store's operator. The gentleman who took our call asked us about our location and he came and got us and walked us back to the store. Very impressive. We had a fantastic time.
This tour is great for getting awesome pictures of Mount Fuji. Our guide Christy spoke three languages and was incredible. Sweet, helpful, knowledgable, everything you'd want from a tour guide. My only complaint is about the hot springs that I didn't get to go to. I asked a Viator representative before booking if I would be allowed in the hot springs with my tattoos. They said that they contacted the tour company and they said I would be able to go, so I went ahead and booked. When we got there, I asked Christy and she was so sweet to call the hot springs to check for me, and they said I was not able to enter. Luckily, there was an alternate option to go on a boat tour on Lake Yamanaka, which was a surprising highlight of the tour. You get to ride on a very nice boat where you get great views of the mountain. It was a great photo opportunity, and once we got off, Christy was kind enough to offer to take photos of my mom and I with Mt. Fuji in the background. I am still disappointed that I didn't get to the hot springs, but the boat was a nice consolation. I tried to do my due diligence because I know how strict Japanese onsens can be about tattoos, and being given the wrong information by the tour operator and Viator representative was a big negative. One other thing to note, the cost of activities at each stop are not included in the price. Most of the stops require you to buy a ticket which usually cost around 1000 yen. Not a ton of money, but definitely something to consider. All in all, a great experience and would probably have been even better if I could have gone to the onsen. I wish I could rate Christy as a guide because she would get a 5 out of 5.
This is not a hop on hope of its a 60 min city tour, with no option to get off the bus at any point as it does not stop at any of the attractions. The recorded commentary was off sink with the sites. The repetead music between the recorded commentary was annoying. The city tour sites that we pass by gave us a good overview of the city.
My daughters and I enjoyed this packed day of sightseeing. We loved the experience our guide Amy Ono added to our bus/walk tour. Our tour guide was pleasant& full of energy; she was informative. She answered all their historical questions with interesting descriptive details.
We did this excursion and had Hadi as our tour driver, he was very friendly and punctual also very knowledgeable about the areas we visited and helped us to find a lovely restaurant to have lunch. Unfortunately the weather wasn't on our side but Hadi helped make it a lovely and memorable day
Great easy e-bike ride through the narrow backstreets of Kyoto. Interesting to see the city from a locals perspective. Plenty of less tourist visited temples and shrines. Paced by Polina, our guide. Relaxed presentation with interesting and historical facts. Enjoyed by all our group as we rode through the streets.
The yakatabune trip really opened my eyes to Tokyo. The boat's decorations had such a lovely Japanese vibe, and the performer in a kimono dancing to beautiful music made it even more magical. I was totally immersed in that hour. We also got to see some gorgeous buildings along the way. It was such a fun experience, and l'd recommend it to everyone!
We were a party of 3 looking for some of the best food in Japan/world and we found it! This experience was amazing from start to finish. We added some shochu to go with our meal but the star of the show was definitely the wagyu beef! Our cook was truly a professional having cooked for 11 years and it showed. This was our best meal by far for the trip! I would go again when I go back to Tokyo.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) are the best times to visit Japan, thanks to cherry blossoms and colorful fall foliage. Summers are hot and humid, while winters bring snow to the north and mountains. Avoid Golden Week (April 29–May 5) if you prefer fewer crowds, as it's one of Japan’s busiest travel periods.
Japan’s transport is world-class, with the Shinkansen bullet train offering fast, reliable travel between major cities. Metro systems in Tokyo, Osaka, and other cities are easy to navigate, with English signage widely available. The Japan Rail Pass is a smart option for tourists covering long distances.
Respect for rules and etiquette is central to Japanese life. Remove shoes before entering homes or temples, wash before entering onsens, and avoid eating or talking loudly on public transport. A little cultural sensitivity goes a long way in making your trip smooth and memorable.
