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Over three days, you'll explore the beautiful nature around Shikoku on the famed Shikoku 88 temple pilgrimage route.

During the course of this trip, you'll walk the Ohenro route as the old monks of Japan once did, visiting old temples, climbing mountain paths to various temples and absorbing the rich Japanese culture.

In the evenings, you'll find yourself resting your muscles in local hot springs and enjoying delicious local dishes in each of the towns you visit.

Uncover all that there is to see around central Japan on this complete 11-day trip to Japan that covers Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, Nara and Hakone.

Not only will you get to explore the rich culture, ancient heritage and beautiful nature, you will also be spending time at two of the biggest theme parks in Japan!

This itinerary is ideal for those that want to experience many of the elements that make Japan so unique: whether that is bustling cities, serene nature or fascinating traditions, there is something on this trip for everyone!

This compact 8-day Japan tour enables first-time travellers to discover the best of this wonderful country is just eight days!

To begin the tour, you'll spend a few days enjoying Tokyo’s traditional temples and shrines as well as the modern life and culture of this bustling metropolis. Moving on, you can breathe in the power of nature on a one-day trip to Hakone before catching a bullet train to Kyoto.

In Kyoto, you'll explore traditional classic Japan by visiting its famous temples and walking under the iconic red Shinto doors at Fushimi Inari. On your free day, you'll also be able to discover Nara, the ancient capital of Japan where you can see the sacred deers in Nara Park.

This humbling 10-day Japan itinerary takes you in the footsteps of the Kobo Daishi, as you hop between several of the 88 temples on the Shikoku Ohenro pilgrimage trail.

With a mixture of leisurely walks and challenging hikes, following the pilgrimage trail will take you to a spiritual heart of Japan that is often missed by travellers to Japan as you learn about the history and legends behind each temple you visit.

While you will spend most of your time in Japan's natural landscape with a chance to have an onsen experience, you'll also visit the cities of Kochi, Tokushima and Kagawa to embrace the hustle and bustle of Japan's city life.

This private Yokohama day tour will take you to some of the most interesting and historic locations in Yokohama that includes some major attractions and some local spots. You'll learn what makes Yokohama, Japan’s second-largest city after Tokyo, so fascinating.

Japan was once considered a hermit kingdom during the Edo Period (1603-1867), isolating itself from the rest of the world. Yokohama at the time was just a small fishing town, but in 1859, it opened its port for foreign trade and since has established itself as one of the major cities in all of Japan.

Throughout the course of the day, you'll visit the Sky Garden, the Cup Noodles Museum and the Red Brick Warehouse and also take a walking food tour of Chinatown, visit the Sankei-en Garden and so much more.

Dating back 1,200 years and covering 1,200 kilometres, the Shikoku 88 Ohenro pilgrimage is one of the world's oldest and longest; this Japan culture tour will take you deep into the story that surrounded it. Ringing Shikoku Island, one of Japan's four main islands, the pilgrimage was established by Kobo Daishi, the founder of Shingon Buddhism, he continues to play a role in the pilgrimage today.

Over five days, you'll be taken by private car to see the most famous temples of Shikoku on this route. Each night you'll be staying in quaint, traditional ryokans or in temple accommodation with other pilgrims. You'll learn about the fascinating history of each of these temples from your local guide and visit some astonishing sites on the way.

Matsumoto, situated north of Tokyo, is the second-largest city in the quiet and secluded Nagano Prefecture. The city offers a magnificent scenic view of the Northern Japan Alps and a unique cultural experience which you'll experience on this wonderful day tour!

Embark on a Matsumoto tour with a local English-speaking guide, where you'll visit the Matsumoto Castle, one of the best-preserved castles in Japan that was built over 400 years ago, Nawate Street, Frog Street and the Nakamachi Street before heading to the tranquil Hotaka Town where Daio Wasabi Farm is located.

This full-day Tokyo walking tour will take you to some of the most iconic locations in Tokyo including many interesting locations not generally visited by tourists along the way. Throughout the day, you'll learn about the traditional and modern culture of Tokyo on this small-group tour!

To kick the day off, you'll meet your guide at Shinjuku Station and head to Tsukiji Market to taste delicious fresh seafood. You'll then visit the unique Indian and European-inspired Tsukiji Honganji Temple, the Imperial Palace and Akihabara, the capital of Japan’s otaku culture for anime and manga.

Later on in the day, you'll visit Ueno for the street market and lively park; you'll walk through Uguisudani; and finally, you'll pass through Yanaka and its memorial of prominent figures in Japan. After admiring Tennoji Temple, you'll head to the street food area to try local foods in narrow alleys!

Embark on a nine-day luxury Japan itinerary during which you'll be staying in four- and five-star hotels whilst visiting the most iconic landmarks of Tokyo, Kyoto and Hiroshima!

Beginning in Tokyo, you'll spend a day visiting the highlights of the city including Asakusa, Harajuku and Shinjuku. You'll then have the option to explore Mount Fuji or to visit the coastal city of Kamakura. Moving on from Tokyo, you'll catch the bullet train to Kyoto where you'll learn about the city that keeps traditions close to its heart and visit Nara, the former site of Japan's first capital known then as Heijo in 710.

You'll spend your last few days exploring Kyoto at your own pace and travelling to Hiroshima where you'll visit the Peace Memorial Park, a lasting memory of the direct and indirect victims of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima.

Head off on a fun eleven-day itinerary featuring several of Japan’s most worthwhile destinations including the Tokyo metropolis, historic Hiroshima, Miyajima Island, the ancient capital Kyoto and the beautiful Hakone National Park near Mount Fuji.

Foodies won’t be disappointed with food tours galore and dinner and lunch options such as a shojin ryori (Buddhist vegetarian cuisine), tours of Japan’s famous markets and even an evening walking tour of Tokyo’s yakitori alleys.

Finally, both adults and children alike will love the fun activities within this holiday to Japan such as a Samurai training, the Sumo Museum or a cooking workshop.

This week-long tour will show you Japan's most mesmerising sights You'll have time to get to know the city before you go on a Tokyo to Hakone tour including Mount Fuji where you'll explore volcanoes by hiking along the edge of a caldera.

You'll spend the last day of the trip to Kyoto where you'll discover the history and culture behind some of the most beautiful temples in the region. This trip is flexible yet structured, allowing you time to explore each location at your own pace.

Within reaching distance of Mount Fuji and all the activities that are on offer around here, using Tokyo as a base, you can see so much of what Japan has to offer.

In five action-packed days, you'll see the city of Tokyo and all that surrounds it. Visit numerous tranquil temples in Kamakura, hop between the five peaceful lakes of Mount Fuji; get in touch with nature in Nikko and have one last glimpse of Mount Fuji in Hakone.

While you'll be kept on your toes with a full itinerary, you'll still find time to do your own thing with this flexible itinerary.

Embark on a luxury Japan tour from Tokyo to Hiroshima, Kyoto and Osaka over twelve days!

Staying in five-star luxury hotels and travelling in a private car or on the famous bullet train, you'll begin your journey in Tokyo where you'll explore the highlights of this city and the quirky districts which make it so well known.

After spending a day exploring Tokyo on your own and laying eyes on Mount Fuji, exploring the mountain city of Nikko or visiting the coastal city of Kamakura, you'll head to Hiroshima where you'll visit the peaceful island of Miyajima.

Moving on, you'll travel to Kyoto to explore the Japanese city that keeps traditions close to its heart as well as the ancient capital of Japan, Nara. Your last few days will be spent in the 'Kitchen of Japan', also known as Osaka, where you'll explore the sights and eat your way through this wonderful city!

This Japan trip will start and finish in Osaka, this journey takes you through temples and gardens to get to the heart of Kukai temples trail.

With a mixture of free days and organised tours, you'll be able to see Japan your way. Start with a day in Osaka before you go to the pilgrimage town of Koyasan, where Kukai founded the Shingon sect of Buddhism that is prominent in Japan today.

You'll finish the trip in Kyoto with guided tours including comprehensive city tours and an opportunity to go off-the-beaten-track to the outskirts of the city, home to impressive tiered tea plantations. You'll meet one of the 300 families that farm on this land to sample some tea.

Explore the largest cities in Japan in just one week on this fun-filled Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto trip! Hop between Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto to learn about the history, culture and architecture of Japan.

Some of the highlights of this Japan city tour are Mount Fuji, bathing in a traditional onsen, visiting one of the oldest temples in the country and learning the ways of the traditional tea ceremonies!

This trip is great for those who really want to get in touch with Japanese culture as it offers an intimate experience with constant support from a private guide.