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About the tour
Daiichi Hotel Ryogoku with Breakfast Cool and comfy 3-star hotels are the name of the game throughout our week in Japan. You'll be guided round Sapa by our super knowledgeable, fun and friendly Trip Manager, who will teach you about the local history, the regional delicacies and generally how to have a good time in this beautiful part of the world, while having your back with anything you want or need.Hotel New Hankyu Kyoto with BreakfastOsaka Daiichi Hotel with Breakfast
Highlights
- See the grand Imperial Palace and the buzzy neighbourhood of Shibuya
- Visit the Meiji Jinju Shinto shrine dedicated to Meiji the Great
- See the fashion forward streets of Harajuku
- Witness the ordered chaos of Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo, rumoured the busiest intersection in the world
- See the famous giant red lanterns of Asakusa Sensoji Temple and the shopping delights of Nakamise Street
- See the thousand red tori gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine
Meals
Accommodation
Daiichi Hotel Ryogoku or Similar
3 night(s) in Tokyo
Hotel New Hankyu Kyoto or Similar
3 night(s) in Kyoto
Osaka Daiichi Hotel or Similar
1 night(s) in Osaka
Included in the price
Tokyo
- Cool and comfy 3-star hotels are the name of the game throughout our week in Japan.
- You'll be guided round Sapa by our super knowledgeable, fun and friendly Trip Manager, who will teach you about the local history, the regional delicacies and generally how to have a good time in this beautiful part of the world, while having your back with anything you want or need.
Tokyo
- Cool and comfy 3-star hotels are the name of the game throughout our week in Japan.
- You'll be guided round Sapa by our super knowledgeable, fun and friendly Trip Manager, who will teach you about the local history, the regional delicacies and generally how to have a good time in this beautiful part of the world, while having your back with anything you want or need.
Day-wise Itinerary
ExpandDay 1: Arrive Tokyo
Kon'nichiwa Tokyo! Welcome to this dazzling orchestra of light, sound and intersecting subway lines. This is the city where the future fuses with the past in the most fascinating way possible, and we'll have a free evening to bond, explore and soak it all in.
Day 2: Tokyo
Today we'll get ready to uncover Tokyo, starting with the ancient Buddhist temple of Asakusa Senso-ji, the lake-woven grounds of the Imperial Palace & the famous Meiji Jingu shrine. You'll have the chance to discover the wild fashion of Harajuku & the shopping district of Nakamise Street, or take to the streets of Shibuya for an attempt to cross the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world.
Day 3: Tokyo
Today is yours to do Tokyo your way. Anime fan? Check out Akihabara, the ultimate anime & gaming district. Looking for something uniquely Japanese? Go on a date with a giant plush toy at the Moomin cafe, eat a kawaii lunch (like a curry shaped like a pink teddy bear), or check out Ueno Park for the museums, monuments and 1000 cherry blossom trees. It's our last evening in Tokyo, so it's also the perfect time to check out some of the traditional bars at the Izakaya Alleys for a sip of sake, a sour cocktail or a Japanese whisky.
Day 4: Tokyo To Kyoto
Today it's time to take that famous example of Japanese efficiency, the aptly named bullet train.Our train will whizz us past the iconic Mount Fuji, of which we'll hopefully grab a glimpse, before heading for the zen gardens and teahouses of Kyoto. We'll waste no time with a sightseeing tour, exploring this glorious showcase of ancient Japan.
Day 5: Kyoto
Today is yours to walk the sublime gardens, explore mystical temples and marvel at the architecture of this unforgettable city. We recommend taking the opportunity for a half day trip to Nara, where you'll find the towering 8th century Great Buddha, as well as numerous examples of beautiful shrines and temples, alongside the roaming, slightly cheeky deer.
Day 6: Kyoto
There is still so much to see in Kyoto today. Don a kimono and check out the bamboo forest, take some photos at the iconic Yasaka Pagoda or spot Geishas in the Gion district.
Day 7: Kyoto To Osaka
It's just a short trip to Osaka this morning...and we have the whole day to explore. There's plenty of time to fit in Universal Studios, Osaka castle or simply wander down Dontonburi tasting all of the delicious street food. Opt for the Izakaya dinner tonight for one last family meal before our sad goodbyes tomorrow.
Day 8: End Osaka
Our trip ends after breakfast in Osaka today. We'll say farewell to Japan and our new friends, but the memories we made here will stick with us forever.
