Delve into the captivating history of Japan on this 6-day tour that traverses the country’s present and former capitals. Beginning in the dynamic captial of Tokyo, you will have the opportunity to explore the city’s numerous attractions. In Kyoto, take time to explore Japan’s longest reigning capital home to 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sights, before [...]
An all encompassing programme that takes guests on a tour of the enigmatic city of Tokyo, through the vibrant fish market, onto the world famous Bullet train to then culminate in a few days spent skiing. Hakuba features some of Japan’s finest ski resorts and is world renowned for its exceptional powder like snow that [...]
Osaka • Kyoto • Takayama Festival • Nikko Festival • Kamakura Festival • Tokyo USD $2,599 per person (twin-share) Tour prices DO NOT include International airfare and taxes. Wander Zen gardens under clouds of cherry blossom. Witness traditional Geishas dance in the streets and spectacular marionettes parade through Takayama. Experience Japan’s most famous spring festivals [...]
This 9-day Japan tour immerses travelers in the country’s distinct culture, both old and new. Beginning in dynamic Tokyo, highlights include a traditional tea ceremony, visit to a Japanese garden and scenic boat trip along the Sumida River. Unearth the juxtapositions between modern and ancient aspects of the city with expeditions to the old and [...]
USD $4,500 per rider, Single Supplement (On Request) Tour cost DOES NOT include International airfares and airport taxes. A visit to Japan will be filled with contradictions to the senses, so come prepared to experience a rich history that dates back centuries and see the latest modern trends in fashion and electronics; visit beautiful forests, [...]
Tokyo • Shinkansen Trains • Nagano • Snow Monkeys • Matsumoto • Hot Springs • Kurashiki • cycling the Kibi Plains • Kyoto Temples USD $2,999 per person (twin-share) Tour prices DO NOT include International airfare and taxes. 12D Backroads of Japan with G Adventures Tokyo and Kyoto—the modern and imperial capitals of Japan, respectively—represent [...]
