Picturesque Japan Solo Tour

Welcome to Tokyo! In 1868, the Japanese Emperor moved the national capital from Kyoto to Edo, which was then renamed Tokyo ("Eastern Capital"). Many parts of Tokyo were destroyed in the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923, and by the air raids in 1945 during WWII. The city was rebuilt and now offers a wide variety of choices for shopping, entertainment, culture, and dining, along with a variety of green spaces for visitors. Upon arrival at Narita International Airport, make your own way to your hotel. Later in the afternoon, you will start to explore this fascinating country by taking a trip on the metro (tickets included) to Shinjuku District, where you will experience the lively energy of the city. Shinjuku is one of the major nightlife districts in Tokyo. After the visit, enjoy dinner at a local restaurant and return to your hotel by metro with the guide. Overnight in Tokyo  NOTE: The visit to Shinjuku may take place on the day of arrival or after the panoramic city tour on the following day, depending on passengers' flight arrival times.

In the morning, you will head on a five-hour tour with your guide to explore this amazing city, known for its hustle and bustle and extremely modern districts that coexist with quiet, peaceful areas. Enjoy a brief stop at the Zojoji Temple to snap a beautiful photo of the Tokyo Tower. Pay attention to the hundreds of Jizos, stone traditional protecting deities who will guide you on your travels. From there you will head to Shibuya, a junction that is said to be the most crowded in the world. The Meiji Temple is dedicated to Emperor Meiji, his wife, and their spirits. You will continue to your bus along the elegant street of Omotesandoas you discover the most beautiful part of the Imperial Palace and the gardens. Stop to visit the famous Nijubashi Bridge. You will pass through the district of Akihabara, the “electric town” known for its fascinating icons from the popular Japanese Manga and Anime culture and then see Kokugikan, the Sumo stadium, home to this Japanese sport. You will also visit the Buddhist temple of Sensoji, the oldest and most important temple in Tokyo, with its 55-meter high pagoda. Then, take some free time to visit the traditional commercial street of Nakamise in the Asakusa District. Enjoy lunch in a local restaurant before returning to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure. Overnight in Tokyo 

Today you will make your way to the breathtaking area of Mount Fuji as you travel through the scenic countryside of Japan. First, you will see the Arakurayama Sengen Park, with its beautiful pagodas along with some of the most famous views of Mount Fuji. After this, travel to Kawaguchiko with its tiny houses, flowers, and mountains, along with its gorgeous lake. Upon arrival, you will visit the Fuji Sengen Shrine, set in a magical site surrounded by tall trees, and the starting point of the traditional pilgrimage to the mountain. At the shrine, express thanks for being able to visit this wonderful place. The visit will also include a delightful boat trip on Lake Kawaguchi. After lunch (not included), start to ascend Mount Fuji on the road that will take you to the “fifth station”, surrounded by spectacular forests and extraordinary views, to a height of 2,305 meters. From there you will make your way back to Kawaguchiko, where you will have time to stroll around the lake. You will stay at a traditional Japanese hotel and get the opportunity to enjoy the ONSEN (public baths). Overnight in Kawaguchiko NOTE: In the winter, the route up to Mount Fuji will be closed due to snow or other weather conditions. During this season, we will ascend as far as the authorized point.