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10 Days / 9 Nights · Tokyo, Japan

Ultimate Japan Adventure

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  • Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji in cherry blossom season

    Chureito Pagoda and Mount Fuji in cherry blossom season

  • Crowds crossing the Shibuya scramble crossing at night, Tokyo

    Shibuya Crossing, a short walk from your hotel on the first evening.

  • Visitors at the red gate of Sensoji temple in Asakusa, Tokyo

    Sensoji, Tokyo's oldest temple, on day two.

  • A white Tokaido shinkansen pulling into a station platform in Tokyo

    The shinkansen to Kyoto on day five, under three hours on the JR Pass.

  • A path under rows of orange torii gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kyoto

    Fushimi Inari Taisha, on the afternoon of day five, your first in Kyoto.

  • A woman in a kimono preparing tea at a tea ceremony in Kyoto

    The traditional tea ceremony, on day seven in Kyoto.

  • Crowds on Dotonbori in Osaka, under giant shop signs

    Dotonbori, Osaka's canal-side street of neon signs and food stalls, on the evening of day eight.

From AED 11,500per person, double occupancy

Child (2–11 years)
AED 9,125

Discover Japan's culture, technology, and natural beauty in 10 days

Duration
10 Days / 9 Nights
Destination
Tokyo, Japan
Stay
Deluxe hotel
Meals
9 breakfasts
Group size
4–20 travellers

Package overview

Ten days across Japan with return flights and a Japan Rail Pass included - Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Mount Fuji, with a tea ceremony and a sushi-making class. Two inclusions make this package unusual and are worth reading carefully. Return international flights are included, which almost no package at this length does. And a JR Pass covers the rail network for the trip, including the shinkansen between cities - which is what makes a ten-day, four-destination itinerary practical rather than exhausting. Tokyo to Kyoto is under three hours by bullet train, and with the pass those journeys are already paid for. The route is the classic one, and it is classic for a reason. Tokyo is the contemporary city. Kyoto was the imperial capital for over a thousand years and holds the temple and garden heritage. Osaka is the food city. Mount Fuji is the day out from Tokyo, and clearest in the colder months. The two hands-on inclusions sit deliberately against the sightseeing: a traditional tea ceremony, which is a formal practice rather than a drink, and a sushi-making class. Nine nights of accommodation, daily breakfast, all entrance fees and an English-speaking guide are included. Travel insurance, personal spending, alcohol and tips are not. It suits first-time visitors to Japan who would rather have the flights, rail and route settled in one booking.

Day-by-day itinerary

  1. Day 1

    Arrival in Tokyo

    Arrive in Tokyo and check in at your hotel in Shibuya. If your flight lands in time, walk down to Shibuya Crossing in the evening, where crowds from every direction cross at once when the lights change. Dinner this evening is not included.

    • Check-in at your hotel in Shibuya
    • Shibuya Crossing in the evening
    Hotel
    Hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo
  2. Day 2

    Tokyo: Asakusa, the Imperial Palace and Tokyo Skytree

    Breakfast included

    A full day in Tokyo with your guide. Start in Asakusa at Sensoji, the city's oldest temple, approached along the stalls of Nakamise Street. Then the Imperial Palace, the Emperor's residence, seen from the outer grounds and the Nijubashi bridge across the moat. End the day at Tokyo Skytree, whose observation deck at 350 metres looks over the whole city and, on a clear day, to Mount Fuji.

    • Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Street
    • Imperial Palace outer grounds
    • Tokyo Skytree observation deck
    Hotel
    Hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
    Duration
    Full day
  3. Day 3

    Tokyo: Tsukiji, a sushi-making class and Meiji Jingu

    Breakfast included

    A morning at the Tsukiji Outer Market, the stalls and small restaurants that stayed when Tokyo's wholesale fish market moved to Toyosu in 2018. Then the sushi-making class, where your instructor shows you how to season the rice and shape nigiri, and you eat what you make. In the afternoon, Meiji Jingu, the Shinto shrine set in a forest in the middle of the city, and the side streets of Harajuku beside it.

    • Tsukiji Outer Market
    • Sushi-making class
    • Meiji Jingu and Harajuku
    Hotel
    Hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
  4. Day 4

    Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko

    Breakfast included

    A day out to Mount Fuji with your guide. At Lake Kawaguchiko, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, the mountain rises from the far shore. Climb the nearly 400 steps to the Chureito Pagoda for the classic view of the pagoda in front of Fuji, then return to Tokyo in the evening. The mountain is often hidden by cloud, especially in summer; it is clearest from late autumn to early spring.

    • Lake Kawaguchiko
    • Chureito Pagoda
    • Views of Mount Fuji, weather permitting
    Hotel
    Hotel in Shibuya, Tokyo
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
    Duration
    Full day
  5. Day 5

    Shinkansen to Kyoto and Fushimi Inari

    Breakfast included

    Check out and take the shinkansen to Kyoto, under three hours on the JR Pass. Kyoto was Japan's imperial capital for more than a thousand years, and some 1,600 temples remain. In the afternoon, Fushimi Inari Taisha, where thousands of vermilion torii gates line the paths up Mount Inari. In the evening, walk through Gion, the old geisha district.

    • Shinkansen to Kyoto on the JR Pass
    • Fushimi Inari's torii gates
    • Evening in Gion
    Hotel
    Hotel in Kyoto
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
    Transport
    Shinkansen, Tokyo to Kyoto (JR Pass)
  6. Day 6

    Kyoto: the Golden Pavilion, Ryoan-ji and Arashiyama

    Breakfast included

    A full day of Kyoto's temples and gardens with your guide. Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, its top two floors covered in gold leaf above a still pond. Ryoan-ji, whose garden of fifteen stones set in raked gravel is the best-known rock garden in Japan. Then west to Arashiyama for the bamboo grove and the garden of Tenryu-ji, one of the city's World Heritage temples.

    • Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion
    • Ryoan-ji rock garden
    • Arashiyama bamboo grove and Tenryu-ji
    Hotel
    Hotel in Kyoto
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
    Duration
    Full day
  7. Day 7

    Kyoto: Kiyomizu-dera, Higashiyama and the tea ceremony

    Breakfast included

    Morning at Kiyomizu-dera, the temple whose wooden stage juts out over the hillside on a frame built without nails, then down through the preserved lanes of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka in Higashiyama. In the afternoon, the traditional tea ceremony: a host prepares matcha in a set sequence of movements, each explained as it happens. The evening is free.

    • Kiyomizu-dera
    • Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka
    • Traditional tea ceremony
    Hotel
    Hotel in Kyoto
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
  8. Day 8

    To Osaka: Osaka Castle and Dotonbori

    Breakfast included

    Check out and take the train to Osaka, about half an hour on the JR Pass. Visit Osaka Castle, a 1931 reconstruction of the sixteenth-century original, with a museum of the city's history inside the main tower. In the evening, Dotonbori, the canal-side street of neon signs and food stalls. Dinner is your own choice there and is not included.

    • Osaka Castle
    • Dotonbori in the evening
    Hotel
    Hotel in Osaka
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
    Transport
    JR train, Kyoto to Osaka (JR Pass)
  9. Day 9

    Osaka: Kuromon Market and Shinsekai

    Breakfast included

    Osaka is the food city, and the morning shows why. With your guide, walk through Kuromon Ichiba, the covered market locals call Osaka's kitchen, then Shinsekai and its Tsutenkaku tower, the neighbourhood known for kushikatsu. The afternoon is free for the Shinsaibashi shopping arcade, or for anything you would like to add.

    • Kuromon Ichiba Market
    • Shinsekai and Tsutenkaku
    • Free afternoon
    Hotel
    Hotel in Osaka
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel
  10. Day 10

    Departure

    Breakfast included

    Breakfast and check out. Your return flight to Dubai is included; the airport and flight times are confirmed with your booking.

    • Return flight to Dubai
    Meals
    Breakfast at the hotel

Prices & details

Price per person

Based on double occupancy

AED 11,500

Adult (12+ years)
AED 11,500
Child (2–11 years)
AED 9,125
Accommodation
Hotel, Deluxe
Meals
Breakfast
Transport
Mixed
Group size
4–20 travellers

What’s included

Included

  • Round-trip flights
  • 9 nights accommodation
  • Daily breakfast
  • Professional English-speaking guide
  • All entrance fees
  • JR Pass for transportation
  • Traditional tea ceremony
  • Sushi making class

Not included

  • International travel insurance
  • Personal expenses
  • Alcoholic beverages
  • Optional activities
  • Tips for guide and driver

Plan your trip

Our Dubai team arranges what goes around the package, so it is booked in one place.

  • Visas

    Check the visa for each country on the route. Our visa team in Dubai applies for UAE residents once the package is booked.

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  • Pay in instalments

    Split the cost with Tabby or Tamara, or over 3 to 12 months on a UAE bank credit card for bookings from AED 1,000.

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  • Adults12 and over · AED 11,500
    Adults2
  • Children2 to 11 · AED 9,125
    Children0
  • InfantsUnder 2 · free
    Infants0
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Questions about this package

  • How long is the Ultimate Japan Adventure package?

    10 days and 9 nights. The itinerary on this page sets out what happens on each day, and the dates are arranged around your own flights when you book.

  • Where does the Ultimate Japan Adventure package go?

    Tokyo, Japan. Departures are arranged from the UAE, and we confirm the exact routing and hotels with you before anything is booked.

  • How much does the Ultimate Japan Adventure package cost?

    From AED 11,500 per person, based on double occupancy. That is a starting price: the final figure depends on your travel dates, the room configuration and group size, so we confirm it before you pay. Bookings can be paid in full or in instalments.

  • What is included in the Ultimate Japan Adventure package?

    Round-trip flights, 9 nights accommodation, Daily breakfast, Professional English-speaking guide, All entrance fees, JR Pass for transportation, Traditional tea ceremony and Sushi making class. Anything not listed here is not part of the package price.

  • What is not included in the Ultimate Japan Adventure package?

    International travel insurance, Personal expenses, Alcoholic beverages, Optional activities and Tips for guide and driver. Ask us before you book if you want any of these added; most can be arranged and quoted separately.

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  • Credit card plans from AED 1,000
  • Tabby and Tamara, no minimum
  • Terms from 3 to 12 months
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