Highlights
Miyajima: A spiritual symbol of Japan for over a millennium, the UNESCO-listed Itsukushima Shrine is famed for its vermilion torii gate, which appears to float above the sea at high tide. Set on the serene island of Miyajima, the shrine seamlessly blends sacred architecture with natural beauty, offering a moment of quiet reverence and striking photo opportunities.
Hiroshima: Experience a truly poignant travel moment, as you meet a survivor of the 1945 Hiroshima atomic bomb, which destroyed most of the city during World War II and changed world history forever.
Kyoto: Stroll beneath the soaring stalks of Arashiyama’s famed bamboo grove, where filtered light and rustling leaves create a dreamlike sense of stillness. This atmospheric path through nature has long inspired artists and poets, offering a truly timeless encounter with Kyoto’s wild elegance.
Kyoto: Regarded as one of Kyoto’s greatest Zen temples, Tenryu-ji captivates with its centuries-old design and serene gardens. Nestled at the foot of the Arashiyama mountains, the temple’s harmonious blend of architecture and nature reflects Japan’s enduring pursuit of beauty and balance.
Kyoto: Visit the stunning Zen Buddhist temple of Kinkaku-ji, with its glittering Golden Pavilion and hear about its intriguing history. Then, explore the vibrant Gion neighbourhood, where you may spot a Geisha or two.
Asahikawa City: Takasago Brewery offers a glimpse into Japan’s sake heritage. Explore its serene interiors and learn how rice, water and artisanship come together in harmony. Sample the brewery’s sake, appreciating the subtle character that reflects generations of expertise.
Mt Fuji: Experience Fujisan Winery at the foot of Mount Fuji. Tour the vineyards then enjoy a tasting paired with a light lunch. Discover how sustainable, nature-led methods nurture Koshu and other grapes, capturing the crisp character of this high-altitude terroir in every glass.
Mt Fuji: Explore the Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre, uncover the mountain’s cultural and natural history through interactive exhibits, enjoy panoramic views, and immerse yourself in the stories that make Mount Fuji iconic.
Tokyo: Discover the coastal charm of Kamakura, a former samurai capital steeped in history. With its atmospheric streets, artisan boutiques and ancient temples—including the revered Great Buddha—this peaceful town invites a leisurely exploration of Japan’s cultural past.
Tokyo: Experience a truly Japanese tradition when you enjoy a tea ceremony at a traditional tea house. Learn the art of making the perfect matcha green tea as you follow the custom.
Tokyo: Japan’s oldest and most prestigious museum, the Tokyo National Museum offers a captivating journey through centuries of art, history and craftsmanship. From samurai armour and delicate ceramics to ancient calligraphy and seasonal exhibitions, its vast collection reveals the depth and diversity of Japanese culture.
Tokyo: Wander down one of Japan's oldest shopping streets, Nakamise Street, which dates back to the 17th century. If you're feeling peckish, visit Kappabashi, the back street that is also known as the foodie hub of Tokyo.
Shizuoka: Discover the delicate art of wasabi cultivation at a traditional plantation, where spring-fed streams provide the perfect conditions for this prized Japanese root. Learn about its harvesting and role in regional cuisine as you explore the serene setting surrounded by clear waters and lush greenery. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal11 Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Shizuoka: Unwind in the calming ritual of a Japanese onsen, soaking in mineral-rich waters drawn from natural hot springs. Surrounded by the stillness of nature, this time-honoured tradition invites rest and reflection in a setting designed for pure tranquillity.
Shizuoka: Glide by ropeway to the summit of Izu Panorama Park, where open-air decks reveal breathtaking views across Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji beyond. This scenic ascent offers a peaceful pause and a chance to witness the majesty of Japan’s most iconic peak from a truly memorable vantage point.
Tokyo: Participate in a private sushi-making class in Tokyo and discover why it takes ten years to perfect this 2000-year-old Japanese art from a master sushi chef. Afterwards, enjoy a freshly prepared Highlight Lunch where you can marvel at his culinary brilliance.
Tokyo: Join a Local Expert and head to the Omotesando and Harajuku neighbourhoods known for their fashion, art and design before indulging in lunch.
Asahikawa City: Takasago Brewery offers a glimpse into Japan’s sake heritage. Explore its serene interiors and learn how rice, water and artisanship come together in harmony. Sample the brewery’s sake, appreciating the subtle character that reflects generations of expertise.
Mt Fuji: Experience Fujisan Winery at the foot of Mount Fuji. Tour the vineyards then enjoy a tasting paired with a light lunch. Discover how sustainable, nature-led methods nurture Koshu and other grapes, capturing the crisp character of this high-altitude terroir in every glass.
Mt Fuji: Explore the Mount Fuji World Heritage Centre, uncover the mountain’s cultural and natural history through interactive exhibits, enjoy panoramic views, and immerse yourself in the stories that make Mount Fuji iconic.
Tokyo: Discover the coastal charm of Kamakura, a former samurai capital steeped in history. With its atmospheric streets, artisan boutiques and ancient temples—including the revered Great Buddha—this peaceful town invites a leisurely exploration of Japan’s cultural past.
Tokyo: Experience a truly Japanese tradition when you enjoy a tea ceremony at a traditional tea house. Learn the art of making the perfect matcha green tea as you follow the custom.
Tokyo: Japan’s oldest and most prestigious museum, the Tokyo National Museum offers a captivating journey through centuries of art, history and craftsmanship. From samurai armour and delicate ceramics to ancient calligraphy and seasonal exhibitions, its vast collection reveals the depth and diversity of Japanese culture.
Tokyo: Wander down one of Japan's oldest shopping streets, Nakamise Street, which dates back to the 17th century. If you're feeling peckish, visit Kappabashi, the back street that is also known as the foodie hub of Tokyo.
Shizuoka: Discover the delicate art of wasabi cultivation at a traditional plantation, where spring-fed streams provide the perfect conditions for this prized Japanese root. Learn about its harvesting and role in regional cuisine as you explore the serene setting surrounded by clear waters and lush greenery. Your visit directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal11 Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Shizuoka: Unwind in the calming ritual of a Japanese onsen, soaking in mineral-rich waters drawn from natural hot springs. Surrounded by the stillness of nature, this time-honoured tradition invites rest and reflection in a setting designed for pure tranquillity.
Shizuoka: Glide by ropeway to the summit of Izu Panorama Park, where open-air decks reveal breathtaking views across Suruga Bay and Mount Fuji beyond. This scenic ascent offers a peaceful pause and a chance to witness the majesty of Japan’s most iconic peak from a truly memorable vantage point.
Tokyo: Participate in a private sushi-making class in Tokyo and discover why it takes ten years to perfect this 2000-year-old Japanese art from a master sushi chef. Afterwards, enjoy a freshly prepared Highlight Lunch where you can marvel at his culinary brilliance.
Tokyo: Join a Local Expert and head to the Omotesando and Harajuku neighbourhoods known for their fashion, art and design before indulging in lunch.
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