13 days tour

Japan Adventure

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Japan Adventure

This tour includes:

Accommodation Tokyo

3 nights Grids Tokio Ueno Hotel & Hostel or similar, Quad share room

Accommodation Nagano

2 nights Ryokan traditional Shibu Hotel, Quad share room

Accommodation Hakone

1 night Emblem Flow Hotel, shared quadruple room

Accommodation Osaka

2 nights at Hotel Lub D Osaka Honmachi, Double Shared Room

Accommodation Koyasan

1 night Ekoin Temple (Traditional Ryokan), shared quadruple room

Accommodation Kyoto

3 nights Piece Hostel Sanjo, Quadruple shared room

Meals

11 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 2 dinners.

Tour Leader

Helping you 24 hours in any situation. English language.

Transfers

Everything you need, trains, “Shinkasen” and (public) trucks.

Entrances

To temples, national parks, ceremonies and more.

Night life

Nights in Tokyo and Kyoto.

Classes

Learn to make sushi, noodles and origami.

Not included:

Does not include flights

International and/or domestic flights not included.

Does not include expenses

Does not include personal expenses, tips, insurance.

Travel insurance

It does not include travel insurance, it is mandatory at the time of your trip.

Airport Transfers

Does not include airport - hotel - airport transfers

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Itinerary of your trip Japan Adventure

  • Day 1 Arrival in Tokyo
    Arrival in Tokyo
    • 7:00 am - 7:00 pm

      Arrival in Tokyo

      Welcome to Tokyo! Once you arrive and check into the hotel, you have plenty of time to recover from your flight and relax before meeting everyone in your group.

      If you arrive very early you can leave your bags at the accommodation to go out to explore Tokyo. We recommend that you buy a train card for one day to go out and explore areas of your own interest. Tokyo is a city very well connected by train and you will reach any corner of the city without much problem.

      Note: Travel insurance is required for this experience (mandatory). Tours are in English

  • Day 2 Tokyo
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    • 9:00 am - 5:00 pm

      Tokyo

      After breakfast and a welcome talk, you begin the tour walking through Tokyo.

      This city is an incredible contrast of the ultra-modern and the ultra-traditional, it leaves you speechless. First you visit Senso-ji temple. The oldest Buddhist temple in Tokyo, surrounded by traditional Japanese markets. Then you visit the impressive Meiji Shrine. Next, you discover colorful Harajuku, as well as the iconic Shibuya Crossing, the busiest intersection in the world.

  • Day 3 Tokyo: Sushi Class
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    • 9:00 am - 9:00 pm

      Tokyo: Sushi Class

      We started the day with a full belly, learning the art of rolling sushi from a sushi master, after two train rides.

      In the class you prepare Sushi, Dashi broth and Tamagoyaki.

      You will have free time in the afternoon/evening, we recommend visiting gigo, one of the most important brands of video games and gachapon (not included).

      In the afternoon you will visit Akihabara, 'Electric City' famous for its arcades, maid cafes, Japanese photo booths and everything modern.

      Meals: Breakfast and lunch. Breakfasts in Japan are usually light (cereal, milk, yogurt, bread and sometimes fruit).

      Accommodation: Grids Tokio Ueno Hotel & Hostel or similar, shared quadruple room. WiFi, Air Conditioning, Laundry Funky bar

      Note: The itinerary times are approximate and are subject to change and will be defined by the Tour Leader at the destination. During your experience you will be accompanied by a Tour Leader, who will help the group on the different tours, however, he is not a guide.

  • Day 4 Tokyo- Nagano
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    • 8:00 am - 9:00 pm

      Tokyo- Nagano

      You have breakfast and prepare for the transfer to Nagano. You'll take the 'Shinkansen', the famous bullet train through the Japanese countryside at over 200mph and then a local train.

      We'll arrive in Nagano just in time. to try the ancient art of origami.

      You will have half a day free to get to know Nagano on your own. We recommend going up to see the sunset by bus, going to the local shina kogen Brewery restaurant or the Sparkling Wine Museum (it is small, 10 or 15 minutes), not included.

      Then you can relax in an Onsen (a volcanic hot spring).

      This night you spend in a “Ryokan”, a traditional Japanese inn where you sleep on bamboo beds.

      Meals: Breakfast. Breakfasts in Japan are usually light (cereal, milk, yogurt, bread and sometimes fruit).

      Accommodation: Traditional Ryokan - Shibu Hotel, (Quadruple shared room) Japanese style futon on tatami mat. WiFi & Air Conditioning.

      Note: The itinerary times are approximate and are subject to change and will be defined by the Tour Leader at the destination. During your experience you will be accompanied by a Tour Leader, who will help the group on the different tours, however, he is not a guide. You can send your luggage between hotels, that way you won't have to carry it during the journey.

  • Day 5 Nagano- Snow Monkeys- Cooking class
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    • 9:00 am - 3:00 pm

      Nagano- Snow Monkeys- Cooking class

      This morning you will take a Japanese Cooking class, learning how to cook your own Soba (noodles).

      Then you go to the mountains to see the famous snow monkeys. These Japanese macaques play among the trees in summer, while in winter they bathe in natural hot springs to escape the cold.

      During the summer (July - October) you will visit Shiga Kogen National Park.

      The walk, depending on your pace, will be around 3 hours.

      You return to the accommodation in the afternoon to have free time and rest.

      Food: Breakfast and lunch. Breakfasts in Japan are usually light (cereal, milk, yogurt, bread and sometimes fruit).

      Accommodation: Traditional Ryokan- Shibu Hotel, (Quadruple shared room) Japanese style futon on tatami mat. WiFi & Air Conditioning.

      Note 1: The itinerary times are approximate and are subject to change and will be defined by the Tour Leader at the destination. During your experience you will be accompanied by a Tour Leader, who will help the group on the different tours, however, he is not a guide. You can send your luggage between hotels, that way you won't have to carry it during the journey.

  • Day 6 Nagano- Hakone
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    • 8:00 am - 3:30 pm

      Nagano- Hakone

      Leaving Nagano behind, you get shot again on a bullet train towards the impressive Hakone, a famous place in Japan for its breathtaking views of Mount Fuji, that is really close to that place.

  • Day 7 Hakone- Osaka
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    • 7:30 am - 4:30 pm

      Hakone- Osaka

      You spend the morning exploring Hakone on a pirate ship and on a cable car with views of Mount Fuji. The next place is Osaka.

  • Day 8 Osaka Castle
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    • 2:00 pm - 5:00 pm

      Osaka Castle

      You spend the morning relaxing or exploring the impressive shops of Osaka. Later, you visit the incredible Osaka Castle, built more than 400 years ago. Here you learn the importance of Japanese history and the ancient warriors of Japan.

  • Day 9 Osaka- Koyasan
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    • 9:45 am - 3:00 pm

      Osaka- Koyasan

      You can take advantage of the morning to wash what you need or go out for breakfast, there are many places around.

      Then you'll return to the mountains for a once-in-a-lifetime experience: spending the night at a traditional Buddhist temple in the fascinating city of Koyasan. The journey is very beautiful, taking a bus and a train through the mountains.

      Upon arrival you have lunch and relax for a couple of hours.

  • Day 10 Koyasan
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    • 6:30 am - 9:30 am

      Koyasan

      Today you wake up early for an unforgettable experience: watching the Buddhist monks perform their prayer and fire ceremony (around 45 minutes), if you want to truly know the culture you cannot miss the opportunity to witness it.

      At the end of the ceremony, the monks serve you breakfast before traveling to your final destination, Kyoto, the ancient capital of Japan.

  • Day 11 Kyoto: Arashiyama
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    • 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

      Kyoto: Arashiyama

      First, you visit the famous Bamboo Forest of Arashiyama, then you head to the beautiful Golden Pavilion, a temple completely covered in gold.

  • Day 12 Kyoto: Fushimi-Inari
    Kyoto: Fushimi-Inari
    • 8:00 am - 11:00 am

      Kyoto: Fushimi-Inari

      Today the endless Tori doors of Fushimi-Inari await for you. This is one of the most emblematic sanctuaries in Japan. Explore the winding paths of the ancient mountain.

  • Day 13 Kyoto - Check Out
    Kyoto - Check Out
    • 9:00 am - 12:00 pm

      Kyoto - Check Out

      Your incredible 13-day adventure comes to an end. You can check out of the hotel and head back home or stay longer in Kyoto. Some people continue to see more places, and others return to their countries of origin, it is your decision.

      Airport transfer is not included, however your Tour Leader will be able to help you with recommendations to get you to your next destination.

      Meals: Breakfast. Breakfasts in Japan are usually light (cereal, milk, yogurt, bread and sometimes fruit).

      Accommodation: Not included

      Note: The itinerary times are approximate and are subject to change and will be defined by the Tour Leader at the destination. During your experience you will be accompanied by a Tour Leader, who will help the group on the different tours, however, he is not a guide.

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Tour leaving from Tokyo

Tokyo is the capital of Japan, and is one of the richest cities, where you can find the most expensive hotel in the world. In this city there is the Shibuya pedestrian walk, which is the busiest in the world.

Total satisfaction guarantee, in less than 24 hrs + $51.00
Previous extra night in Tokyo (shared room) + $72.00
Insurance for your experience + $78.00
Protect yourself in case of COVID during your trip + $75.74
Experience Style

Experience Style

Mixed

There will be challenging activities such as hiking, biking, canyoning and trekking, but you’re also going to have other means of transportation and relaxed moments to just chill.

Accomodation level

Accomodation level

Medium

This accommodation includes essential services like a hot shower, electricity, and a nice and comfy bed.

Experience Type

Experience Type

Small Group

You’ll be accompanied by a small group of travelers just like you.

Physical Rating

Physical Rating

Average

There are several physical activities that last from 2 to 6 hours in easy terrains, low altitude flats, or water experiences. Please ask if you’re not sure this applies to you.

Age range

Age range

Min: 18 / Max: 70

Age range allowed for this experience.

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