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19 days, round trip from Tokyo
Your holiday at a glance
Nineteen days across Japan. You sleep 3 nights in Tokyo, 1 night in Kawaguchiko, 2 nights in Kyoto, 2 nights in Kanazawa and 9 more stops. The route also calls at Mount Fuji, Iyashi No Sato Nenba, Toyota, Eihei-Ji and Katsuyama-Dinosaur Museum and 19 more. 4 UNESCO listed sights sit on the itinerary, among them Kiyomizu-dera Temple and Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion).
Travel is by coach with an English speaking guide, and hotels and breakfast are included, along with your arrival transfer.
The experience
Pick a day. See where you go, what you do and where you stay.
Welcome to Japan! After completing customs procedures, you’ll be transferred to your hotel by shared shuttle bus. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure. In the afternoon, you’ll receive details about the start of your tour.
In the morning, we’ll take a long guided tour—about seven hours—through this simply stunning city!
Its vibrant energy and cutting-edge neighborhoods coexist with areas full of peace and tranquility. We’ll make a short stop at Zojoji Temple to capture the most beautiful view of the Tokyo Tower. You’ll notice hundreds upon hundreds of Jizo statues, stone-carved deities considered guardians of children, adorned with knitted hats, bibs, and pinwheels. Next, we’ll head to the famous Shibuya Crossing, that we will see from the bus. It is known as the busiest intersection in the world. Then we’ll visit Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife. Then we’ll head to Tokyo Skytree (admission included up to Tembo Deck at 350 meters high), Japan’s tallest structure, where we’ll enjoy an unmatched panoramic view of the city. We’ll end our visit in Asakusa, where we’ll explore Sensoji Temple and the famous Nakamise Street. Afterwards, we’ll return to the hotel passing by Akihabara district, the "Electric City", known as the center of Japanese manga and anime culture; and Ginza district.
We’ll meet our guide in the hotel lobby and take the subway (tickets included) to the Shinjuku area.
From there, we’ll enjoy a walk through this lively district before heading to a local restaurant for dinner (included). We’ll return to the hotel by subway, accompanied by our guide.
The order of the visits may vary depending on the admission time for Tokyo Skytree. In case of bad weather or other exceptional circumstances, access to Tokyo Skytree may be limited. In that case, an alternative visit to another iconic city viewpoint will be offered.
Departure. We travel toward the beautiful Mount Fuji area, enjoying the scenic landscapes along our route.
Kawaguchiko – Arrival.
We arrive in this idyllic town of charming houses, flowers, and mountains beside a stunning lake. Upon arrival, we’ll visit Arakurayama Sengen Park, famous for its beautiful pagodas and for offering some of the most iconic and breathtaking views of Mount Fuji. Afterwards, we’ll visit the Fuji Sengen Shrine, a magical place surrounded by tall trees — traditionally the starting point of the pilgrimage up Mount Fuji. We’ll take a moment to give thanks at the shrine for the opportunity to visit such a spiritually rich and enchanting site. Around 12:30 p.m. – We’ll enjoy a pleasant 30-minute boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko.
After lunch, we’ll begin our ascent toward Mount Fuji via the road that leads to the “Fifth Station.” Driving through spectacular forests and enjoying panoramic views, we’ll reach an altitude of 2,305 meters (7,562 feet).
You’ll have time to explore the area, popular among tourists and mountain climbers, stroll around, and visit the small shrine located there.
Mount Fuji – Departure.
Kawaguchiko – Arrival. We’ll stay overnight at a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn), where we recommend enjoying the Onsen (public hot spring bath). The experience in this typical Japanese bath will be unforgettable. Dinner included.
Beautiful mountain landscapes, with stunning views on the ascent to Mount Fuji.
Bring warm clothing, as it can be cold on Mount Fuji. In winter, the route to the mountain is often closed due to snow or weather conditions; during those times, we’ll go as far as we’re permitted.
In winter, the route to the Fifth Station is often closed due to snow or weather conditions; during those times, we’ll go as far as we’re permitted.
In the planned Ryokan, some rooms are Japanese-style with tatami mats, while others are Western-style. Occasionally, accommodation may be provided in a Western-style hotel instead.
Departure from Kawaguchiko. We’ll travel along a scenic road bordered by the picturesque Kawaguchi and Saiko Lakes.
Iyashi no Sato Nenba.
This charming mountain village, once destroyed by a typhoon in 1966, has been beautifully restored as a traditional open-air museum. Its historic houses now serve as arts and crafts shops, restaurants, and cultural museums, offering a glimpse into Japan’s rural heritage.
Departure from Iyashi no Sato Nenba.
Arrival at Shiraito Falls. We’ll admire these breathtaking waterfalls, considered one of the most beautiful in Japan, with cascades that reach a height of 20 meters.
Departure from Shiraito Falls. Free time at a service for lunch.
Admission included to the Toyota Museum, a must-visit destination for car enthusiasts.
Departure from the Toyota Museum.
Kyoto. Accommodation and free time.
Wear comfortable walking shoes for our visit to Shiraito Falls.
We’ll spend the entire day exploring Kyoto , Japan’s capital from 794 to 1868 and home to the Imperial Court.
Remarkably, Kyoto was the only major Japanese city spared from bombing during World War II, allowing it to retain its rich artistic heritage. Notably, the Kyoto Protocol, aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions, was signed here in 1997. We’ll include a visit to Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks. Our tour will begin in Arashiyama , where we’ll admire the Togetsukyo Bridge, or “Bridge over the Moon.” This spot offers a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding landscape. We’ll then visit the Tenryuji Temple , one of Kyoto’s “five great Zen temples” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by a serene walk through its mystical bamboo forest . Next, we’ll explore the magnificent Fushimi Inari Shrine ; the Imperial Palace ; and the Kinkakuji Temple , also known as the “Golden Pavilion,” surrounded by its spectacular gardens. (The order of the visits may vary.) After the tour, you can enjoy some time to stroll through Gion , Kyoto’s vibrant traditional district, known for its lively atmosphere and geishas.
Afterward, we’ll provide a transfer to Gion, Kyoto’s traditional and lively district, famous for its Geishas.
You’ll have time to stroll and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of this historic neighborhood. The return to the hotel will be on your own. We recommend taking a taxi, and your guide will explain how to do so.
Departure from Kyoto. Following one of Japan’s largest lakes, we’ll make a brief stop at a small lakeside shrine called Shirahige Ginra.
Arrival at Eihei-ji, a temple-monastery founded in 1244 and a central hub of Zen Buddhism in Japan (admission included).
Its surroundings, architecture, gardens, and spiritual ambiance make it a key training center for monks who practice Zazen meditation and follow a strict daily diet.
Departure from Eihei-ji.
Katsuyama.
We’ll visit three main attractions: the Dinosaur Museum, located at Japan’s largest dinosaur fossil site, where you’ll have free time for lunch and to explore its educational exhibits, featuring over 40 skeletons of various dinosaurs. Afterwards, we’ll visit the Great Buddha of Echizen and its grand temple, along with a five-story pagoda, which we can climb to enjoy the view.
Departure from Katsuyama.
Arrival in Kanazawa in the late afternoon.
Pleasant landscapes, starting with a large lake and ending at a sanctuary nestled in a cedar forest.
We’ll visit an active Zen Buddhist monastery, so we recommend wearing modest clothing. Comfortable, easy-to-remove shoes are also suggested for the visit to the monastery.
Full day in Kanazawa.
In the morning, we’ll include a city tour. Throughout history, Kanazawa rivaled both Kyoto and Tokyo, and during World War II, it was spared from destruction during the air raids. We’ll visit the castle area, with its impressive walls, and stroll through the historic Nagamachi district, where samurais and their families once resided. This area preserves its historical atmosphere with remaining residences, earthen walls, private entrance gates, narrow alleys, and water canals. We’ll include admission to Kenrokuen, one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan. We’ll finish the tour in Omicho, a traditional market brimming with life and many places to have lunch. The return to the hotel will be on your own. We recommend taking a taxi, and your guide will explain how to do so. Free afternoon.
Departure from Kanazawa.
We’ll journey through stunning mountain scenery, forests, and traditional villages as we explore the Gokayama and Shirakawago regions. These villages are UNESCO World Heritage Sites, and their traditional houses with steeply sloped roofs are known as “praying hands” for their resemblance to monks´ hands joined in prayer—designed to withstand heavy winter snowfalls.
Arrival in Ainokura, a charming small village.
Departure from Ainokura.
Arrival in Shirakawa-go Ogimachi, the largest village in the area, showcasing rural Japan with houses that are masterpieces of carpentry. You’ll have time to stroll around and enjoy lunch.
Departure from Shirakawa-go.
Arrival in Hida Folk Village Museum, a peaceful open-air museum displaying over 30 traditional houses from the Edo Period (1603-1868).
These buildings were relocated from their original sites to create this museum in 1971, offering a glimpse into everyday life from the past through the tools and utensils exhibited. We’ll then have time to explore the old town, known for its wooden houses and traditional shops.
Departure from Hida Folk Village.
Arrival in Takayama for accommodation.
Beautiful mountain landscapes, vast forests, and picturesque villages along the route.
Departure from Takayama.
Hida Furukawa.
We’ll stroll through the charming old town. This city’s festival has been declared an Intangible Cultural Heritage by UNESCO, known for its large drums and beautifully decorated floats. We’ll include admission to the museum, which showcases the festival’s floats, costumes, and drums.
Departure from Hida Furukawa. We’ll continue our journey, crossing the Japanese Alps. Stop for lunch en route (lunch not included).
Upon arrival in Matsumoto, we’ll visit the city’s impressive castle, known as the "Crow Castle" due to its black color, dating back to the 16th century. Afterward, you’ll have free time to enjoy lunch and explore the town.
Departure from Matsumoto.
Nagano.
We’ll cross the Japanese Alps, with stunning snowy mountain landscapes for much of the year.
Departure from Nagano. We continue our journey through the high mountains of the Japanese Alps.
Jigokudani Monkey Park – Arrival. We’ll take a walk through the forested trails, rivers, and hot springs where colonies of Japanese macaques live and bathe in the warm waters.
Departure from the park. We travel through breathtaking high-mountain scenery (reaching 2,172 meters / 7,126 feet) and pass by semi-active volcanoes.
Kusatsu – Arrival. This attractive hot-spring town is known for its lively central square. We’ll enjoy a walk through the city park, which features open-air onsen (hot springs). Free time for lunch.
Departure from Kusatsu.
Ikaho Onsen – Arrival.
A picturesque hot-spring town where we’ll stroll through its old center, famous for its traditional stone stairways. We’ll stay overnight in a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn), where we suggest relaxing and enjoying the hot-spring baths. Traditional Japanese dinner included.
160 km Scenery: Beautiful landscapes of the Japanese Alps.
Wear comfortable shoes for walking through the Monkey Park. Early in the morning, in Nagano, we’ll visit Zenko-ji Temple, a famous pilgrimage site that houses Japan’s first Buddhist image. Our travelers will also take part in the Gomakuyo ceremony, a traditional ritual to attract good fortune.
In autumn, depending on the availability of food in the mountains, the movement of the monkeys can be unpredictable. If the macaques do not come down to the park, it may be closed. The visit to Kusatsu may also be canceled due to weather conditions from November to April.
On certain dates, due to local festivals, accommodation may be provided in nearby cities such as Takasaki or Maebashi, in a Western-style hotel with dinner included but without onsen facilities.
Departure from Ikaho Onsen.
Nikko.
This extraordinary town is renowned for its rich history and stunning landmarks. We’ll visit the awe-inspiring Nikko Toshogu Shrine, celebrated for its intricate craftsmanship, and the Hall of the Crying Dragon, known for its fascinating acoustics. Our visit will also include the serene Taiyuinbyo Mausoleum, surrounded by tranquil natural beauty. Afterward, enjoy a peaceful walk along the Kanmangafuchi Abyss, where hundreds of Jizo statues line the riverside path. Free time will be provided for lunch and to explore the town center.
Departure from Nikko.
Sendai. Arrival in this vibrant, modern city with over one million inhabitants. Take the evening to explore Sendai’s bustling center and enjoy dinner in one of its lively districts.
Departure for the marvelous city of Matsushima.
Matsushima.
Arrival in this picturesque city on the "Thousand Islands" Bay in the Pacific Ocean, considered one of the most beautiful locations in Japan. We’ll visit a magnificent tea house overlooking the sea, where we’ll enjoy a cup of traditional tea as our guide shares insights about the city. Afterward, we’ll embark on a 50-minute cruise (included).
Departure. Lunch will be included.
Hiraizumi.
We’ll visit its historic temples, starting with the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Takkoku no Iwaya, carved into the rock in 801. We’ll then explore the magnificent Buddhist temples of Chusonji and enjoy a peaceful moment in the gardens of Motsuji Temple, where passengers can participate in a Zen ceremony (admission included).
Departure for Morioka.
Morioka. Arrival in the pleasant capital of Iwate Province. We’ll check into our hotel and have free time to explore the city.
Forests, mountains, and the breathtaking scenery of the Thousand Islands area.
Departure. We’ll travel north through a region of beautiful landscapes.
Hirosaki. Arrival in this former cultural capital during the Edo period. From the outside, we will see its castle, located in a beautiful park where more than 2,500 cherry trees bloom in spring
Departure from Hirosaki.
Aomori.
Arrival in the provincial capital on Mutsu Bay. We’ll visit the Nebuta Museum to learn about Japan’s vibrant festival traditions, reminiscent of carnivals, featuring beautifully painted and illuminated floats. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant. Afterward, we’ll board a ferry to cross to Hokkaido Island. The ferry is scheduled to depart at 02:20 p.m. Enjoy a scenic journey of just over three and a half hours.
Hakodate. Free time to explore the charming historical pedestrian center, where we can admire the influence of other cultures, including the Russian Orthodox Church and various Christian churches.
We recommend bringing warm clothing to enjoy the ferry´s open deck.
Departure.
Onuma. Free time to explore this magnificent tourist area, known for its countless small islands. You can take a boat ride or walk across the bridges connecting the islands. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant.
We’ll continue our journey along the coastline.
Noboribetsu. We’ll visit this spectacular volcanic area, walking among the steaming fumaroles of Jigokudani (Hell Valley), admiring the boiling waters of Lake Oyunuma.
Departure.
Sapporo. Arrival in the beautiful capital of northern Japan at the end of the day.
Beautiful landscapes and stunning volcanic areas.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking in Hell Valley. In the morning, we’ll visit the impressive and bustling fish market. We’ll also go up Goryokaku Tower, where we’ll enjoy breathtaking panoramic views and appreciate the star-shaped layout of Hakodate’s historic fortress. You’ll have free time to explore the castle grounds before we continue our journey.
We’ll start the morning with a city tour of Sapporo, making brief photo stops at the Clock Tower and Odori Park Avenue, dominated by the towering TV Tower.
We’ll then spend an hour exploring the beautiful Hokkaido Jingu Shinto Shrine, where we’ll take part in a Kito, a traditional ceremonial prayer to give thanks for our journey.
Just outside Sapporo, we’ll visit the Hill of Buddha, a striking example of modern architecture inaugurated in 2015. This lavender-covered hill houses a massive Buddha statue. The complex also features replicas of the Moai statues from Easter Island.
We’ll continue to Otaru.
Otaru. Arrival in this charming town with a distinctly European feel, known for its lively commercial streets, historic canal, and small museums. Lunch will be included at a local restaurant.
Return to Sapporo, arriving at 04:30 p.m. The rest of the afternoon will be free to explore the city at your own pace.
Sapporo.
Departure heading south on the island of Hokkaido. 09:00 a.m. – Upopoy. Stop at the Upopoy Museum (admission included), whose name means “singing together in a group” in the Ainu language. This museum is a symbolic space dedicated to celebrating, preserving, and revitalizing the culture of the Ainu people, an Indigenous group of Eskimo origin.
Departure from Upopoy.
Toyako.
Located at the foot of an impressive volcano and on the shore of a beautiful lake that occupies an ancient crater. Free time to stroll along the lakeside. We will visit the Volcanology Museum, which recalls the eruptions that have occurred in this region. Afterward, we’ll take the cable car to the summit of Mount Usu, where you’ll have time to walk through volcanic landscapes and enjoy magnificent views. Lunch included at a local restaurant. We then continue along the coast.
Departure from Toyako.
Tomakomai. Boarding a modern overnight ferry. Departure is scheduled for 7:00 p.m. Dinner included. Accommodation in double cabins with private bathrooms. Overnight sailing across the Pacific Ocean.
266 km Scenery: Beautiful landscapes in the island’s interior. Snow-covered peaks. Volcanic areas.
We recommend wearing comfortable shoes for walking in the upper area reached by cable car. Bring warm clothing. Prepare a small overnight bag so you don’t have to bring your main luggage onto the overnight ferry.
Arrival at Sendai Port. We’ll continue our journey.
Yamadera.
We’ll arrive at this stunning temple complex, founded over 1,000 years ago, nestled in the mountains and surrounded by towering ancient trees. The scenery is breathtaking, but reaching the temples requires climbing 1,000 steps. You’ll have time to explore this magical place. Lunch will be included.
Departure from Yamadera.
Yonezawa. We’ll arrive in one of Japan’s top sake-producing regions and visit the Sake Museum, which features a small distillery.
Departure from Yonezawa. We’ll travel through picturesque landscapes.
Aizuwakamatsu. Free time to explore this vibrant city.
Mountainous scenery, forests, and lush green landscapes.
Wear comfortable footwear and bring a waterproof jacket for Yamadera.
During winter, as night falls earlier, the climb to Iimoriyama will take place upon arrival in Aizuwakamatsu instead of on Saturday.
In Aizuwakamatsu, we’ll visit the Samurai Mansion, a historic residence where we’ll learn about the life and traditions of the samurai warriors.
Afterward, we’ll take a stroll through the castle garden, from where we’ll be able to see the castle in the distance, standing out with its red roof tiles. We’ll then head up to Iimoriyama, where we’ll see the sculptures donated by Mussolini and hear the story of the young martyrs of this city.
We’ll travel south through beautiful green landscapes, making a stop along the way for lunch.
Mito. We’ll stop in this charming city and visit Kairakuen Gardens (admission included), considered among the most beautiful in Japan, featuring over 3,000 cherry trees. You’ll have free time to explore the city center before we continue our journey to Tokyo.
Departure from Mito.
Tokyo. Arrival at the end of the day.
After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.
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A magnificent Buddhist temple known for its wooden stage jutting out from the main hall, offering breathtaking views of the city. A UNESCO World Heritage site.
A spectacular Zen Buddhist temple whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. It perfectly reflects in the surrounding pond, creating an unforgettable sight.
Japan's most elaborately decorated shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site dedicated to Tokugawa Ieyasu, featuring stunning carvings and gold leaf.
The sacred red bridge at the entrance to Nikko's shrines, historically reserved for emperors. It's a picturesque symbol of the area.
A charming, old-fashioned shopping street that retains the nostalgic atmosphere of pre-war Tokyo, filled with local shops, cafes, and street food.
Late afternoon
Try local snacks like 'menchi-katsu' (minced meat cutlet) and explore the nearby Yanaka Cemetery for a peaceful stroll.
Known as the 'Maneki-neko Temple,' it's adorned with thousands of beckoning cat figurines, believed to be the origin of the lucky cat.
Morning or late afternoon
Buy a Maneki-neko figurine from the temple shop to add to the collection or take home for good luck.
One of Tokyo's oldest and most beautiful traditional Japanese gardens, offering serene landscapes, ponds, and bridges.
Early morning for tranquility, or autumn for fall foliage
Look for the small replica of Mount Fuji and the iconic Engetsu-kyo (Full Moon Bridge).
A charming, traditional Japanese-style cat cafe where you can relax with adorable feline friends in a cozy, quiet atmosphere, often with rescued cats.
Afternoon
Reservations are recommended, especially on weekends, as space is limited. Enjoy a matcha latte while you play.
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From ₹6,22,020 per person for the tour itself (per person on triple, land only, excludes flights), and from ₹6,92,605 per person with flight from bengaluru, the airport transfer and travel insurance. An NxVoy consultant confirms the exact figure for your dates and rooms and sends you a quote reference.
19 days and 18 nights across Japan, round trip from Tokyo.
15 departure dates are published, 15 with seats open; the next is 7 April 2027. Seats must be confirmed before you book flights. Published availability is not a seat hold.
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General services: Travel by bus with English speaking guide, basic travel insurance, hotel and breakfast buffet. Includes arrival transfer City tour in: Tokyo, Kanazawa, Sapporo Flights from India, visa assistance, airport transfers and separate travel insurance can be requested in your NxVoy quote. They are additional unless expressly included in the confirmed price.
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