Itinerary
Highlights of JapanHighlights of Japan
Yokoso!
Yokoso!
Welcome to Japan! Upon your arrival in Tokyo, you will be greeted at the airport by an assistant who will help you get back to your hotel by public transport and teach you how to use the transport pass. Depending on your arrival time, why not set out to start your discovery of this bustling metropolis or try some delicious ramen?
Yokoso!
Yokoso!
Welcome to Japan! Upon your arrival in Tokyo, you will be greeted at the airport by an assistant who will help you get back to your hotel by public transport and teach you how to use the transport pass. Depending on your arrival time, why not set out to start your discovery of this bustling metropolis or try some delicious ramen?
Discovery of the capital
Discovery of the capital
Get to the heart of the matter by discovering the essentials of East Tokyo: the Tsukiji Fish Market where you can discover unknown species from the sea, the peaceful Hama-Rikyu garden, Ueno Park which is home to many many temples and the national museum but also the superb Senso-Ji Temple, emblem of the Asakusa district. Its mythical red lantern will guide your steps to the main building, as you pass the crowds thronging Nakamise-Dori Street.
Discovery of the capital
Discovery of the capital
Get to the heart of the matter by discovering the essentials of East Tokyo: the Tsukiji Fish Market where you can discover unknown species from the sea, the peaceful Hama-Rikyu garden, Ueno Park which is home to many many temples and the national museum but also the superb Senso-Ji Temple, emblem of the Asakusa district. Its mythical red lantern will guide your steps to the main building, as you pass the crowds thronging Nakamise-Dori Street.
Another side of Tokyo
Another side of Tokyo
Today, continue your exploration of the Japanese capital and take a walk in the Asakusa district, far from the clichés. Pass through the doors of time as you enter the historic center of the capital, and take your time as you breathe the charm of yesteryear in a Tokyo that is not forgotten..
Another side of Tokyo
Another side of Tokyo
Today, continue your exploration of the Japanese capital and take a walk in the Asakusa district, far from the clichés. Pass through the doors of time as you enter the historic center of the capital, and take your time as you breathe the charm of yesteryear in a Tokyo that is not forgotten..
Towards Mount Fuji | 90 km - 1h by train
Towards Mount Fuji | 90 km - 1h by train
Today, leave the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and make your way to the Mount Fuji region and admire the mythical volcano from Fuji Hakone Izu National Park. Here, you can admire several charming shrines and temples scattered all over the lake. Hakone is also the perfect place to experience the Japanese hot springs called onsen for some relaxation after an adventurous day!
Towards Mount Fuji | 90 km - 1h by train
Towards Mount Fuji | 90 km - 1h by train
Today, leave the hustle and bustle of Tokyo and make your way to the Mount Fuji region and admire the mythical volcano from Fuji Hakone Izu National Park. Here, you can admire several charming shrines and temples scattered all over the lake. Hakone is also the perfect place to experience the Japanese hot springs called onsen for some relaxation after an adventurous day!
12 days • From 1960 €
Included in the price
- The assistance of our travel experts 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
- Government taxes and service taxes.
- Accommodation as mentioned in the program.
- Breakfasts.
- Activities marked "included" as described in the program.
- 7-day ordinary JR Pass (Japanese TGV - Shinkansen), unlimited transport (excluding Hiroshima).
- Public transport cards credited with 1500 Yen.
- The Hakone Pass, valid for 2 days.
- Pocket Wi-Fi giving unlimited internet access for the entire stay.
- Does not include any other item not mentioned in the quote.
Not included in the price
- Visa fees and bank fees for payment by bank card or bank transfer.
- International flights.
- International airport taxes.
- Insurance (we strongly recommend you take travel insurance for the duration of your travels abroad).
- Repatriation assistance.
- Personal expenses.
- Any additional hours for the guide.
- The tax linked to tourism (ex: 200 to 1000 Yen in Kyoto).
- Tips.
- The main meals (expect to pay between €5 to €15 in a local restaurant/meal/person). Except the meals mentioned in the program.
- Visits and activities which are only suggested in the detailed itinerary.
- Entrance fees, excursions and optional activities.
- Transfers not mentioned and not included with the JR Pass.
- Luggage transfers.
- Reloading transport cards.
- Anything not listed in the "prices include" section.
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