Discover the treasures of Japan, a fascinating country known for technological prowess, gentle elegance, and a unique combination of tradition and modernity. Admire spectacular nature blossoming around Mount Fuji, wander the ancient streets of Kyoto, and enjoy the word-famous street food of Osaka. 

Our offers :

10 night/11 day tour :

Day 1 : Tokyo
Day 2 : Tokyo - Kyoto
Days 3 and 4 : Kyoto
Day 5 : Kyoto - Osaka
Day 6 : Osaka
Day 7 : Osaka - Tokyo
Days 8 to 10 : Tokyo
Day 11 : Departure

TOKYO

Touchdown in Tokyo on the first day of this fantastic tour. Tokyo is a fascinating melting pot of unique districts, towering skyscrapers, illuminated signs, sacred temples and peaceful sanctuaries.

Don't miss :

• The Asakusa district and Senso-ji temple
• The Tokyo Skytree, culminating at 634 metres, and the Tokyo Tower, symbol of the city
• Ueno Park and its many museums
• The Shibuya and Shinjuku exit districts
• Hamarikyu, the Japanese garden between the buildings of Tokyo
• The gardens of the Imperial Palace
• Meiji-jingu Shrine
• Ginza, the chic district of Tokyo
• Harajuku, the avant-garde district

Whether you choose a 10, 12 or 14-night tour, your trip will start and end in magnificent Tokyo!

KYOTO

OSAKA

Enjoy a short stay in Japan's gastronomic capital and immerse yourself in the culture through delicious cuisine. Known for its quality street food, you'll discover a dynamic modern port city with a lively nightlife.

Don't miss :

• Osaka Castle, built in the 16th century
• Sumiyoshi-taisha, one of the oldest Shinto shrines in the country
• Dotonbori Street for shopping in the mall
• Umeda Sky Building for a panoramic view
• Shi Tenno-ji, one of the oldest temples in Japan
• The Osaka National Art Museum
• Universal Studios and its theme park
• Momofuku Ando Instant Ramen Museum for food lovers

The city of Kyoto is located only 20 minutes from Osaka by shinkansen, included in the Japan Rail Pass included in your offer. 

TAKAYAMA

Those choosing a 14-night tour will visit charming Kanazawa, nestled between the Sea of Japan and the Japanese Alps.

Don't miss :

• Kenroku-en, Kanazawa's beautiful Japanese garden
• Nagamachi samurai district and the former Nomura residence
• Higashiyama, one of the city's three geisha districts
• The Museum of Contemporary Art and its outdoor gallery
• Omicho, the Sea of Japan fish market

At each of your stops, you will be staying in comfortable rooms in thoughtfully chosen 3* or 4* hotels, depending on the offer chosen.  

 
3* hotels throughout the tour :

- Tokyo : Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hamamatsucho Daimon or Sotetsu Fresa Inn Higashi Shinjuku

- Kyoto : Hearton Hotel Kyoto or Hotel Gimmond

- Osaka : Hearton Nishi-Umeda or Heaton Shinsaibashi

- Takayama : Spa Hotel Alpina HidaTakayama or Takayama Ouan

- Kanazawa : Kanazawa Mystays Castle or Hotel Kanazawa

4* hotels throughout the tour :

Pocket wifi is a portable router that is rented upon arrival in Japan and enables you to have internet access wherever you are. Pocket wifi navigates at 4G speed, has national coverage and unlimited data consumption. If you’re travelling with friends or family you can share your Internet connection with several devices, with a reach of around 20 meters. 

Pocket wifi is a portable router that is rented upon arrival in Japan and enables you to have internet access wherever you are. Pocket wifi navigates at 4G speed, has national coverage and unlimited data consumption. If you’re travelling with friends or family you can share your Internet connection with several devices, with a reach of around 20 meters. 

Pocket wifi is a portable router that is rented upon arrival in Japan and enables you to have internet access wherever you are. Pocket wifi navigates at 4G speed, has national coverage and unlimited data consumption. If you’re travelling with friends or family you can share your Internet connection with several devices, with a reach of around 20 meters. 

One of the world’s most cutting-edge capitals, Tokyo is a city of contrasts. Famous for its modernity, neon-lit landscape and towering skyscrapers, it is also home to sprawling parkland, peaceful shrines and temples and lovingly tended gardens.

Despite its love affair with manga pop culture, fashion, high-tech trends and conspicuous consumption, below the surface is a city that has its roots in ancient heritage. Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples stand close to skyscrapers as a reminder of a more contemplative time, and at the heart of the hyperactive centre lies the serene Imperial Palace, the home of the ruling emperor that provides a tangible link to the city’s historical past. 

Behind the shopping, entertainment and commercial emporia can be found quaint wooden houses, private gardens with meticulously clipped bonsai trees and the Zen-like calm of the Hamarikyu Gardens. Discover the fascinating and exquisite culture of Japan, where the ancient and modern worlds collide. The city’s reputation as a mega-expensive metropolis is ill-conceived, and visitors can take advantage of inexpensive izakaya bars and neighbourhood cafés that serve delicious noodles and rice dishes.