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Planned by Japan travel specialists with more than 10 years of experience, so you get enough time at each location.
Go beyond a quick introduction to Japan and give yourself 15 days to experience its many different sides. Tokyo sets you off with six nights filled with major attractions, from Disneyland and DisneySea to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, Mount Fuji and TeamLab Planets. Kyoto brings a change of atmosphere, with a guided Nara visit and the Koyo scenic train adding a slower, more scenic side to the journey. In Osaka, the adventure continues with Universal Studios Japan, Hiroshima and Amanohashidate. With three cities and a generous mix of big-ticket attractions, cultural experiences and scenic escapes, this Japan tour package is perfect for all types of travellers.
Planned by Japan travel specialists with more than 10 years of experience, so you get enough time at each location.
Shape the holiday around what excites you most. Add a different type of stay, change sightseeing days or choose a different hotel category to create a trip that feels personal.
Have one dedicated travel consultant supporting you throughout the journey so you always have help while navigating an unfamiliar environment.
Book with a clear understanding of what your trip costs. The agreed price includes all services listed in your package, so there are no unexpected additions later.
All itineraries are indicative. The order of activities may vary based on operational requirements. Sightseeing times and schedules may change without prior notice.
Arrive at Tokyo airport and make your way to the hotel with a private transfer. Once checked in, take a breath and let the excitement of being in Japan sink in. The rest of the day is free for independent exploration or leisure.
Discover Tokyo by day with a full-day Hop-on, Hop-off pass covering districts such as Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Harajuku and Akihabara. Hop off where you please to explore, shop or eat and then continue when you’re ready. Come evening, swap sightseeing for the Street Kart experience around Tokyo Bay. Cruise through the port area in an open-air kart and take in the city lights, with the Rainbow Bridge adding to the backdrop.
Set out early for the Fuji and Hakone region, where Japan’s mountain landscapes take centre stage. At Mount Fuji’s 5th Station, breathe in the cooler mountain air and look across the Fuji Five Lakes region when the skies are clear. Continue to Hakone for the Hakone Ropeway, which passes above the Owakudani volcanic zone. Finish with a cruise across Lake Ashi, where the surrounding mountains create a beautiful backdrop.
Experience Tokyo through four striking landmarks, each revealing a different side of the city. Tokyo Tower and Shibuya Sky offer sweeping views from above, with the sprawling metropolis stretching in every direction. At TeamLab Planets in Toyosu, step into immersive digital installations that are especially thrilling to families. Tokyo Skytree takes you up high again, with panoramic views across Tokyo that extend towards distant neighbourhoods and, on clear days, beyond the city.
Spend a full day at Tokyo DisneySea, a separate park from Tokyo Disneyland known for its immersive design and maritime theme. Its seven themed ports each create a distinct world, from the Mediterranean-inspired harbour and New York-style American Waterfront to the Arabian Coast and the mysterious volcanic landscape of Mysterious Island. These are imbued with the usual charm of Disney magic. The park’s atmosphere often appeals to older children and adults.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo takes you behind the making of the Harry Potter films, with recreated sets, original costumes, props and production techniques used to bring the wizarding world to screen. In Shinjuku, a live music session brings you into the neighbourhood’s energetic nightlife scene. Rikugien Garden offers a completely different setting, with winding paths, a central pond, stone bridges and carefully placed trees and shrubs reflecting the principles of Edo-period landscape design.
Check out of your Tokyo hotel and board the Shinkansen to Kyoto, with the journey taking a little over two hours. Kyoto is Japan’s former imperial capital and the city offers a different experience from the metropolis that is Tokyo. After transferring to your hotel, the afternoon is free for your first introduction to the city. Walk along the Philosopher’s Path beside the canal or explore Gion’s traditional streets.
Spend the day exploring two of the region’s most memorable cultural sites. At Fushimi Inari Shrine, thousands of vermilion torii gates form a striking path through the forested hillside behind the main shrine. The route continues uphill for around two hours, though the lower section alone offers a memorable introduction to the shrine. In Nara, sika deer roam freely around the park and the grounds of Todai-ji. The temple’s Great Buddha Hall houses one of Japan’s largest bronze Buddha statues, making it a highlight of the visit.
Board the Kyo-Train Garaku for a scenic journey through Kyoto, with themed carriages that reflect the city’s character and charm. The route offers changing views of the landscapes beyond the windows, while stops along the way give you opportunities to explore local areas and see a quieter side of Kyoto.
Travel from Kyoto to Osaka by road, with the journey taking around 30 to 40 minutes. The change in atmosphere is noticeable as Kyoto’s traditional streets give way to Osaka’s brighter, busier character. After checking in, spend the afternoon exploring nearby streets. Travellers especially love the neon signs, bustling shopfronts and the aroma of street food that give Osaka neighbourhoods their unmistakable energy.
Spend a full day exploring Osaka, with a guided tour taking you through the city’s best-known sights, including Osaka Castle and Dotonbori. The Osaka Amazing Pass gives you the freedom to continue exploring independently, with unlimited city transport and entry to more than 40 attractions. Use it to discover more of the city’s neighbourhoods and landmarks, then browse the covered arcades and shops along Shinsaibashi for a taste of Osaka’s lively shopping culture.
Travel north to Amanohashidate on the Sea of Japan coast, where a pine-covered sandbar stretches across Miyazu Bay. From Kasamatsu Park, take in the traditional matanozoki view by bending forward and looking between your legs. The unusual perspective makes the sandbar appear to float above the bay. Continue to Miyama where thatched farmhouses, wooded surroundings and quiet lanes offer a glimpse into rural Japan.
Take the Shinkansen west to Hiroshima, about 45 minutes from Osaka. Visit the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, where memorials and exhibits document the events of the 1945 atomic bombing and its lasting impact on the city. Continue by ferry to Miyajima Island, where Itsukushima Shrine sits along the waterfront. Its famous torii gate stands offshore in the tidal waters, creating the impression of a shrine entrance suspended between sea and sky.
Spend your final full day at Universal Studios Japan, an ode to your favourite film and television worlds. The Wizarding World of Harry Potter is a major highlight, with Hogwarts Castle towering above attractions inspired by the films. Minion Park brings a playful atmosphere, while Jurassic World and the Hollywood Dream roller coaster offer more high-energy experiences.
Enjoy your final breakfast at the hotel before your private transfer to Osaka airport. As your Japan journey comes to an end, look back on Tokyo’s bright cityscape, Kyoto’s timeless streets and Osaka’s lively neighbourhoods, along with the many experiences that made the journey memorable.
Kyoto, Japan Comfort Hotel Kyoto Horikawagojo offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Kyoto, featuring modern rooms and essential amenities in a relaxed setting.
The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo takes you behind the scenes of the Harry Potter films, with recreated sets, costumes, props and production displays. Highlights include detailed recreations of locations such as the Great Hall and Diagon Alley. Standard entry to the studio tour is included in this Japan holiday package from White Trails.
Tokyo DisneySea is a separate theme park from Tokyo Disneyland, centred on nautical exploration and adventure. Its seven themed ports have their own settings, attractions and entertainment, with an emphasis on detailed environments and storytelling. White Trails’ Japan tour package includes a full day at Tokyo DisneySea.
Yes, 15 days gives you enough time to explore Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka while fitting in several major day trips and attractions. This Japan holiday package by White Trails includes six nights in Tokyo, three nights in Kyoto and five nights in Osaka, allowing time for experiences such as DisneySea, Universal Studios Japan, Mount Fuji, Hiroshima and Amanohashidate.
Street Kart is a go-karting experience that takes participants through public roads in Tokyo in specially designed road-legal karts. The Tokyo Bay route offers views of the waterfront and Rainbow Bridge.
Rikugien Garden is a historic Japanese landscape garden in Bunkyo, Tokyo, known for its ponds, winding paths, bridges and carefully arranged scenery. Completed in 1702, the garden was designed around 88 scenes inspired by classical Japanese poetry and literature. Seasonal illuminations can make the garden especially atmospheric after dark.
Some of the best-known theme parks in Japan include Tokyo DisneySea, Tokyo Disneyland, Universal Studios Japan and the Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo. Each offers a different experience, from Disney-themed attractions and immersive film worlds to large-scale rides and entertainment. This Japan tour package includes DisneySea, Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo and Universal Studios Japan.
The best time to see cherry blossoms in Japan is generally from late March to early April, although flowering dates vary by region and year. This is also one of Japan’s busiest travel periods, so hotels and popular attractions can fill up quickly. Autumn, particularly October and November, offers a quieter alternative with colourful foliage.
Yes, Amanohashidate can be visited as a day trip from Osaka, although the journey takes around two hours depending on the route and transport connections. This Japan holiday package by White Trails includes a guided excursion to Amanohashidate, along with the Miyama thatched farmhouse village, from the Osaka leg of the itinerary.
A reasonable food budget in Japan is around JPY 1,000 to 2,500 per meal for casual dining, although costs vary by restaurant and location. Convenience stores such as 7-Eleven, FamilyMart and Lawson also offer affordable meals, snacks and drinks, making them useful for quick meals between sightseeing stops.
Tokyo Skytree is in Oshiage, in eastern Tokyo, and takes around 20 minutes to reach from Shinjuku by train, depending on the connection. At 634 metres, it is Japan’s tallest structure and has observation decks with panoramic views across the city. Entry to Tokyo Skytree is included in this Japan tour package by White Trails.
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