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Japan: Traditions, Onsens and Mount Fuji

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Discover classic cities, traditions and on this Japan vacation – from the megacity of Tokyo to the natural paradise of Hakone, and the cultural capital of Kyoto. Experience age old Japanese traditions firsthand: visit historic temples, shrines, and castles with local experts and gain deep insights into the history and heritage of the nation. Breathe in the refreshing mountain breeze as you admire breathtaking Mount Fuji and rejuvenate yourself like the Japanese do, in mineral-rich hot spring onsens under the open sky.

Not just the natural and cultural wonders, also experience an abundance of culinary treasures in Japan – complex and delicious ramen dishes, traditional tea ceremonies at authentic tearooms, and a personalized cooking lesson from a master chef where you can learn to prepare your very own bento box!

Would you like to extend your vacation and combine it with more unique experiences and destinations in Japan or Asia? Personalize your trip to your heart’s content – our experts are happy to advise you and create a seamless Japan vacation just for you. Get in touch today with us for your obligation-free itinerary!

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Place

Hotel Opts

1 – 4

Tokyo
Highlights: Imperial Palace, Meiji Shrine, River cruise to Asakusa

The Lively Tokyo Azabujuban
Keio Plaza Hotel Shinjuku

4 – 6

Hakone
Highlights: View of Mt Fuji volcano, enjoy the views from a pirate ship, Natural hot springs and Onsen, Ropeway over Volcanic plains, overlooking the sulphuric fumes

Shinanoki Ichinoyu Ryokan
Tensui Saryo

6 – 10

Kyoto
Highlights: Fushimi Inari Shrine, Nara's Buddha Statue, Geisha District, Uji Tea Plantations

Kyoto Tokyu Hotel
The Hotel Higashiyama Kyoto Tokyu

10 – 12

Osaka
Highlights: Osaka Castle, Umeda Sky Building, Street Food

The Royal Park Canvas
Hotel Resol Trinity

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Day 1 – 4

3 Nights

Tokyo

Tokyo is modern Japan’s beating heart. Here austere Shinto shrines sit cheek-by-jowl with vibrant shopping centers, and glitzy high-rises tower over beautiful cherry blossom trees. The city offers everything from history and culture to shopping, entertainment and great food. If you are looking for something, chances are you will find it in Tokyo. The city’s food scene is second to none. Tokyo features local and regional Japanese cuisine as well as international cuisines of all flavors. Its chefs have more Michelin stars than any other city but even small, tucked away places are likely to serve delicious food. There are dozens of museums of all stripes. The Tokyo National Museum is spread across multiple buildings and houses the largest collection of national treasures and important cultural items in Japan. The National Museum of Western Art was designed by the famous Swiss-French architect Le Corbusier and is a world heritage site. The city is also home to the Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan. Head up to the deck for stunning, panoramic views of the city.

Included activities

Private Traditional Tokyo by Day

For a day well spent, visit some of Tokyo’s best known landmarks with your local expert! Begin with a trip to the Asakusa locality, well-known for its “shitamachi” or old-world vibe. You can visit the Sensoji temple, a Buddhist temple believed to be Tokyo’s oldest. Adjacent to the temple you will find the Nakamise “dori” or street, where you can taste some traditional snacks if you like. Travel across town to Omotesando and after exploring the ritzy flagship stores and spectacular architecture on the main boulevard. Next, make your last stop at the famous Meiji shrine, dedicated to the spirit of Emperor Meiji. Surrounded by a forested area with 365 species of trees, the shrine is also a popular wedding venue, so don’t be surprised if you come across a bride and groom all dressed up for their big day! (Duration: 5 hrs; Time of the day: 0900 or 1300 hrs; Private Activity; Pick up: Hotel & Drop off: Meiji Jingu; Transfers by public transport; Fitness Level: Moderate)

Explore Tokyo’s Food Scene on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend exploring Tokyo’s exciting and eclectic restaurants and cafes. Casual dining options abound around the train stations, entertainment districts and the restaurant floors of department stores. Known as izakaya, these eateries are an excellent place to try local specialties such as yakitori and sashimi paired with beer. Omoide Yokocho, a network of alleys packed with cozy eateries near Shinjuku Station, is one such location. The lively underground restaurant district near Yurakucho Station has plenty of yakitori restaurants as well as international pubs. For fine dining options, head to the upscale Ginza district or the redeveloped Shiodome neighborhood. You will find cosplay-themed maid, butler and pet cafes in the Akihabara and Ikebukuro areas. If you would like fresh sushi for breakfast, check out Tsukiji Outer Market and Toyosu Market. (Duration: half/full day; This is an unguided, independent activity; Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included; Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions and time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities)

Sumo Show at a restaurant with Lunch

Watch a bout of sumo wrestling, a sport that originated in Japan hundreds of years ago and remains synonymous with the country even today! Visit a restaurant, and feel the tension and anticipation in the air as two retired professional wrestlers grapple with each other. Revel in the competitive spirit of the game, cheering on with the others in the audience and even try out yourself to push them out of the ring. You will have access to seats close to the sumo ring for optimum viewing. During the bout, enjoy a meal of Chanko-nabe hot pot, a protein-rich broth containing plenty of vegetables, chicken and other meat. Some call it the “sumo-stew” as it is the staple food of sumo wrestlers! (Duration: 2 hrs; Afternoon Activity; Self-organized Transfers; Meal included: Lunch; vegetarian option is available if requested in advance; please note that this activity may be subject to last minute changes and cancellations).

Private Ultimate Ramen Experience

Immerse yourself in everything ramen on this food tour in Tokyo. Your expert guide will meet you at your hotel. If you are staying in Shinjuku, most of the ramen shops will be walking distance from your accommodation. If not, travel by public transport to the ramen shops. Your guide will introduce you to two of their favorite ramen shops. As ramen is a working class food, these shops will be fast food places that are known for their food, not their décor. Enjoy a total of four mini-bowls of steaming hot ramen. Learn about ramen’s place in Japanese food culture and why these particular restaurants are among the best in town. You will also discover that each ramen shop has its own specialty, be it the flavor of their broth or the texture of their noodles. Following your tour, your guide will take you back to your hotel. (Duration: 2 hrs; Time: dinner time; Private activity; Shared transfers by public transport; All entry fees are included; Meals included: yes; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance; Dietary restrictions cannot be accommodated on this tour but a vegan / vegetarian alternative tour exists; Fitness level: moderate, please note that people with physical limitations can participate as long as they have someone to provide assistance)

Hotel options

The Lively Tokyo Azabujuban – Opt 1

Room Lively Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Keio Plaza Hotel Shinjuku – Opt 2

Room Plaza Superior South Queen

Meals Breakfast

Style International

Day 4 – 6

2 Nights

Hakone

Hakone defines the iconic image of Japan – with the majestic backdrop of Mount Fuji as it rises out of coniferous forest covered mountainsides, lakes and hot springs (onsen). If Tokyo marks the pulsating heart of the country, Hakone is its tranquil heart, offering a peaceful stay. Centered around beautiful Lake Ashino-ko, the traditional gate (torii) of Hakone stands by its serene waters welcoming you into this sacred region. There is much to do for the more energetic traveler as well, as this is the perfect spot for hiking along the many trails marking the surrounding mountains and lakes. As you climb higher, enjoy spectacular views of the beautiful countryside spread out below. Immerse yourself in the quaint and charming world of the traditional Japanese inns and bathhouses dotting Hakone. A dip into a hot spring is the ideal way to complete your day after trekking and breathing in the views!

Included activities

Explore Hakone on your own

If you have the time and weather allows it, we recommend visiting Hakone, the original setting of the iconic imagery of Mt Fuji that most of us are familiar with. After breakfast at your ryokan, book a boat ride around the volcanic Lake Ashi. Admire views of the surrounding landscape of mountains, forests and hot springs, dominated by the singular Fujiyama peak. Drop by Hakone Shrine, the Japanese Shinto temple that stands on the lakeshore. See the famous red ‘torii’ gate, Hakone-jinja, that rises from the waters and perfectly frames Mt Fuji in the distance. Then, take the Hakone Ropeway over the volcanic crater of Ōwakudani and visit the hot sulfur springs of Owakudani Valley. Enjoy a lunch of juicy teppanyaki chicken or Japanese beef, over rice, with a bottle of Hakone craft beer at an eatery in town. Later, take a leisurely hike along the hillsides to explore the many museums and galleries. Stop at the Hakone Open-Air Museum with its display of sculptures and art installations by leading Japanese artists as well as masters like Rodin and Henry Moore. Don’t miss the massive Picasso Pavilion. Squeeze in a visit to the Okada Museum of Art, which showcases the art collection of industrialist Okada Kazuo. Admire the intricate Japanese screen paintings, Korean and Chinese pottery on display. Later in the evening, take a walk through the adjoining woodlands and gardens, ending the day with a pot of matcha tea and refreshments at a traditional wooden tea house. (Duration: Half day or Full day; This is an unguided, independent activity; Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included; Fitness level: easy; Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions, and time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities)

Visit Hakone with Free Pass- 3 Days

Explore the natural wonderland of Hakone, with the Hakone Free Pass by Odakyu Railway. It provides unlimited use across the Odakyu-affiliated public transport system for two consecutive days. You are also offered discounts on tickets to museums, galleries and onsens, and at restaurants with this pass. Begin at the Hakone Open-Air Museum. It features more than 1,000 sculptures and works of art by Japanese and international artists, including the Picasso Exhibit and Symphonic Sculpture. Then, from Gora Station, proceed to Sounzan by cable car. Continue by ropeway to Owakudani, a volcanic valley with active sulfur vents and hot springs. The next day, you could visit Hakone Shrine, a Japanese Shinto sanctuary from the Heian period, on the shores of Lake Ashi. After, cruise on Lake Ashi aboard a Pirate Ship. Journey from Togendai Port to Hakonemachi-ko, while taking in the area’s natural beauty. Disembark and walk to Hakone Checkpoint, a National Historic Site. Here, in the Hakone Sekisho Museum, watch a video of the barrier’s restoration and browse through exhibits of passports, ancient documents and weapons. Walk along the stone-paved Old Hakone Highway to the historic Amazake Tea House. Sample their amazake and Chikara Mochi, before making your way to an onsen. Rejuvenate your body in the thermal spa to conclude your trip to Hakone. (Duration: Half day or Full day; This is an unguided, independent activity; Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included; Fitness level: easy; Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions, and time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities)

Hotel options

Shinanoki Ichinoyu Ryokan – Opt 1

Room Modern Japanese Room with Open-Air Bath Main Bldg – Non-Smoking

Meals Half Board (Breakfast & Dinner)

Style Boutique

Tensui Saryo – Opt 2

Room Japanese Room with Open Air Bath – Main

Meals Half Board (Breakfast & Dinner)

Style Boutique

Day 6 – 10

4 Nights

Kyoto

Kyoto is arguably the cultural capital of Japan. It was the seat of power and home of the Japanese Emperor from the 6th to the 17th century and was largely spared from destruction during World War II. As a result, the city’s rich heritage remains mostly intact. To walk through Kyoto today is to walk through Japan’s past. It contains 2,000 religious places, including some of the most famous temples in the country. Kiyomizu-dera is a wooden temple set on a mountainside that offers fantastic views, while Ryōan-ji is renowned for its zen rock garden. Add in numerous palaces and gardens and Kyoto is home to an astonishing number of Japan’s National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties. Seventeen of these are also UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Kyoto Imperial Palace and the Kyoto Tower. The latter is the tallest building in the city and a rare modern landmark. To fuel your cultural exploration, you can sample Kyoto’s distinctive culinary traditions such as kaiseki, traditional Japanese multi-course haute cuisine.

Included activities

What to do in Kyoto on your own

Here are our recommendations on what to do in Kyoto: Set out to see the top attractions of Kyoto, Japan’s cultural capital. Your first stop is the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. While walking inside this dense forest, take a short detour to visit the Tenryu-ji Temple. It is a UNESCO-listed Zen temple complex with historic buildings. Next up, is the Fushimi Inari-taisha, a mountainside Shinto shrine that features a pathway with numerous traditional red gates and fox statues. Then, amble through the ancient Higashiyama quarter, a maze of narrow alleyways, replete with traditional pottery shops and tea houses. Reach the centuries-old Buddhist temple, Kiyomizu-dera, also known as the ‘Temple of the Pure Water Spring’. It is home to the Three Story Pagoda and Otowa Waterfall, a cascade with three streams. While passing through Teramachi Street, shop for antiques, green tea, clothing and items of home décor. At Nishiki Market, sample local specialties like octopus-on-the-skewer and fried meat with pickled vegetables. Later, head to the Gion neighborhood, where you’re likely to come across a Geisha or Maiko, strolling on the wooden Tatsumi Bridge. (Duration: Half day or Full day; This is an independent, unguided activity; Transfers, entrance fees & meals are not included; Fitness level: easy; Choose from our recommendations what suits your interests & pace. Please note that you may not be able to do all our recommended activities)

Japanese Cooking Class

Japanese cuisine has been declared a UNESCO Intangible World Heritage for good reason, cooked as it is with the freshest ingredients and masterful techniques. Get an overall idea about Japanese cooking styles from your chef in this cooking class designed for a small, intimate group. Learn how to prepare Bento style boxed meals under the expert guidance of your host chef. Cook Kyoto’s signature Shokado bento, a delicious spread that includes delectable bites of tempura, miso soup, egg roll, chicken teriyaki, sesame spinach salad and sushi. The greatest treat awaits you at the end of the class, when you get to taste your own Bento box! (Duration: 3 hrs; Shared Activity & No Transfers; Meal included: Lunch; Fitness Level: Easy; Please inform about any dietary restrictions in advance).

Private Tour of Kyoto Highlights

Explore the famous shrines of Kyoto, some of which are UNESCO World Heritage sites. At the scheduled time, meet your guide and travel by public transport to the attractions on your itinerary. Begin with a visit to Kinkakuji Temple, a Zen shrine known for its stunning gold leaf-covered façade. Overlooking a large pond and surrounded by lush vegetation, this temple makes for a picturesque sight. Next, stop by Ryoanji Temple, which is home to one of the most famous Zen rock gardens in the country. There is a pond, a network of walking trails, and a restaurant on the grounds. You will then visit Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, built to appease a vengeful spirit. Located in the Kamishichiken district, the oldest geisha neighborhood of the city, this temple is popular with students. (Duration: 4 hrs; Time: 0900 or 1300 hrs; Private activity; Pick up: Hotel & Drop off: City centre; Shared transfers (public transport); Fitness level: moderate, please note that people with physical limitations can participate as long as they have someone to provide assistance; Please wear comfortable walking shoes)

A Day Out at Nara and Fushimi

Accompanied by a local guide, board a train to Nara, a city replete with several historic treasures that include some of Japan’s oldest temples. Visit the expansive Buddhist temple complex of Todai-ji, the world’s largest wooden building that houses a giant Buddha statue. Nearby, exploring Kasuga Taisha, Nara’s most celebrated shrine punctuated with hundreds of bronze and stone lanterns. Next up, stroll across the adjoining Nara Park, a central green space fringed by various tourist attractions. Here, expect to bump into herds of Nara’s tamed sika deer and feed them special crackers. Finally, head to Fushimi Inari Shrine, most famous for its rows of miniature vermilion torii gates that line the wooded mountain trails around. (Duration: 8 hrs; Time: 0900; Private Activity & Public Transfer; Pick up: Hotel & Drop off: Hotel; Fitness level: Moderate)

Group Tea Ceremony in Machiya House

Immerse yourself in the art of the Japanese Tea ceremony. Make your own way to the Machiya House, a wooden town house, where the ceremony will be held. Note the ancient Japanese aesthetics and the interior design of the house. Get dressed in a beautiful kimono and sit down on tatami mats before you meet your host, who will demonstrate the ceremonial preparation and serving of the tea. Learn about the various types of tea and the tools used to prepare them. The ceremony is not just about drinking tea but also a spiritual practice that has been influenced by Zen Buddhism. Learn the rituals involved and discover how every movement has a meaning. In the process, you will come to understand what the act of serving tea to guests means in Japan. (Duration: 1.5 hr; Time: 1000/1330 hours; Shared activity; Group size: max 6 ppl; No transfers; Meals included: tea ceremony; Please inform us of any food allergies in advance; Fitness level: easy; All entrance fees are included; Min age: 5)

Private Kyoto Backstreet Cycling Tour

Explore the lesser-known alleys of Kyoto by bicycle. At the scheduled time, set off with your guide along the narrow streets of Miyagawacho and Gion, two of the geisha districts of the city. As you pedal down the stone paved paths, you may spot a maiko or a geiko walking past. Continue pedaling along the Shirakawa canal, lined with weeping willow trees, and past traditional Kyoto-style tea houses. Ride all the way to the stately Imperial Palace that is surrounded by beautiful gardens. Cycle along the popular waterfront promenade by the Kamogawa River. In springtime, you will see the picturesque cherry blossoms in bloom. During summer, you can see people dining on the balconies of riverfront restaurants. After zipping around for a little more than a couple of hours, wind up your cycling session at Kyoto Station. (Duration: 3 hrs; Time: 0900/1300 hrs; Private activity; No transfers; Group size: max 6 ppl (larger groups can be split into two); Fitness level: moderate, please note that people with physical limitations can participate as long as they have someone to provide assistance; Min age: 10; Minimum height requirement for children is 39 in; E-bikes available at an additional charge; Based on weather conditions it may be possible to substitute cycling with walking)

Hotel options

Kyoto Tokyu Hotel – Opt 1

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style International

The Hotel Higashiyama Kyoto Tokyu – Opt 2

Room Superior King

Meals Breakfast

Style Heritage

Day 10 – 12

2 Nights

Osaka

Osaka is third largest city of Japan and has been the home of traders and merchants. It is also well-known for Japan’s oldest temple, the Shinto Sumiyoshi-taisha, and the majestic 16th century Osaka Castle. A lovely river runs through this colorful city, lending it life and distinct character. Osaka is also renowned for its pulsating nightlife and dazzling neon shopfronts and commercial streets. With mouthwatering cuisine, do try out the city’s delicious dishes, from humble noodle bowls stalls and yakitori stands to high-end sushi restaurants. Osaka’s proximity to Kansai airport and its many excellent hotels makes it a natural choice as a stopover destination.

Included activities

Group Evening Food Tour of Osaka

Discover the gastronomy of the vibrant port city of Osaka, also known as the food capital of Japan. In the early evening, set off to meet your guide at one of the city’s lively food districts. Walk down pedestrian-only streets lined with vibrant eateries and bars. From ramen bars to restaurants, visit the spots most frequented by locals and sample an array of regional snacks. Takoyaki or fried octopus, okonomiyaki, a type of savory pancake, and kushikatsu or skewered meats and vegetables are some of the popular delicacies found here. You could also check out a traditional izakaya bar before it is time to head back. (Duration: 3 hrs; Time: 1700 hrs; Shared activity; Group size: max 8 ppl; No transfers; Meals included: light meal and drink; Entrance fees included; The legal drinking age in Japan is 20; Please note that this being a street food tour, it is not recommended for people with dietary requirements; This tour is not available on Tuesdays; Min age: 13)

What to do in Osaka on your own

Here are our recommendations on what to do in Osaka: Discover the wonders of Osaka, a port city on Honshu Island. Begin exploring at the 40-story twin towers of Umeda Sky Building. Atop this skyscraper is the 360-degree circular roof, known as the Floating Garden Observatory. Then, stroll across the Sendannokbashi Bridge to Nakanoshima, which is peppered with water bodies and green landscapes. This area is home to art museums and the Osaka City Central Public Hall, a Renaissance Revival-style edifice. Opposite, is The Museum of Oriental Ceramics. It boasts one of the world’s finest collections of East Asian ceramics including porcelain from ancient China and Korea. Continue onward and walk through the Nakanoshima Rose Garden, which features pathways lined with about 3,700 rose bushes. Your next stop is Osaka Castle, which is a reconstruction of the original castle tower that was built by Toyotomi Hideyori in 1597. Round off your day, with a walk amid the neon-lit splendor of the Minami neighborhood, the city’s trendy enclave for shopping and dining. Relish local delicacies, while appreciating the unusual plastic food models that adorn the restaurants. End the day during a visit of Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan offers you a chance to marvel at the spectacular marine life of the Pacific Rim, from the Great Barrier Reef to the Arctic. Home to 30,000 creatures and 620 species in all, each of the aquarium’s colossal viewing tanks re-creates one of the Pacific Ocean’s astonishingly diverse habitats and ecosystems. (Duration: Half day or Full day; This is an independent, unguided activity; Transfers, entrance fees & meals are not included; Fitness level: easy; Choose from our recommendations what suits your interests & pace. Please note that you may not be able to do all our recommended activities)

Hotel options

The Royal Park Canvas – Opt 1

Room Deluxe Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style International

Hotel Resol Trinity – Opt 2

Room Superior Double Room

Meals Breakfast

Style Boutique

Price & Inclusions

Option 1

From $7,890 USD / person

Prices are in USD and exclude international flights. This trip price is based on low season rates for accommodation and other applicable services, and may change depending on availability, currency fluctuations and number of people traveling together. For high season prices, please contact us with your exact travel dates and preferences.

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Accommodation and meals, as specified in the itinerary
Activities and excursions, as specified in the itinerary
Transportation services, as specified in the itinerary
Your Trip Coordination Team: Dedicated support throughout your journey, with a primary, personal point of contact. Plus, in case of emergencies while you’re traveling, our trip coordination team are available 24/7 by phone

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Entrance fees and meals, unless mentioned in the itinerary description
Tips and personal expenses
Visa and tourism fees
Travel, health, and cancellation insurance
International airfare

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“Enchanting Travels did an amazing job curating a memorable trip for our family to Japan. Every detail was taken care of including transportation from the airport and even taking us to each train platform. The classes we know took were also excellent including the sushi making class, the bento box making class, and the calligraphy. We had an issue with our flight coming into Japan and our trip coordinator. Anchal took care of communicating with the hotel. She was even able to get us a refund for the night we missed. Anchal was always available and ensure that every detail of our trip went smoothly. Everything was professional and done in a first class manner. I would give them my highest recommendation without hesitation.”

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Day 1 – 4

Day 4 – 6

Day 6 – 10

Day 10 – 12

Tokyo

Hakone

Kyoto

Osaka

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