Asia & Pacific · Japan
Japan holds neon-lit cities and centuries-old temples within the same bullet-train ride — Tokyo's density, Kyoto's quiet, and mountain onsen towns in between. Tell us how you picture the trip and we'll match you with two specialists who each design an itinerary for you to compare, refine, and choose from — free of charge.
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Sample Itineraries
Starting points for your specialists to personalize — not fixed packages.
Tokyo → Kyoto → Osaka
Tokyo → Kyoto → Hakone
Tokyo → Takayama → Japan Alps
Things To Do
TokyoNeon-lit crossings, quiet shrine gardens, and neighborhood food crawls.
KyotoBamboo groves, thousands of torii gates, and traditional geisha districts.
Japan AlpsSnow monkeys in hot springs, mountain onsen towns, and alpine trails.
Travel Tips
Late March to April brings cherry blossoms, and October to November brings fall foliage — both are peak seasons, so book early. June to August is hot and humid; December to February is cold but quiet.
Most custom itineraries run 10–14 days. Ten days covers Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka comfortably; two weeks lets you add the Alps, Hiroshima, or a slower pace.
It depends on your route — the JR Pass pays off on longer multi-city itineraries but isn't always the cheapest option for shorter trips. Your specialist will calculate the best rail strategy for your route.
Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka form the classic first-timer route, balancing modern city life with historic temples and food culture. Your specialist can add day trips to Nara, Hakone, or Hiroshima.
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