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Designed by travel specialists who know how to fit Japan’s must-see attractions into a well-paced itinerary.
Japan is a fascinating country, offering travellers a wide spectrum of experiences in one trip. This itinerary takes you through some of its standout destinations, from Tokyo and Disneyland to Mount Fuji, Hiroshima and Miyajima. Japan’s famous Bullet Trains make the journey between destinations part of the experience. It’s a great fit for mixed groups looking for both adventure and memorable sightseeing.
Designed by travel specialists who know how to fit Japan’s must-see attractions into a well-paced itinerary.
Tailor the itinerary to suit your travel style, interests and preferences. This is your Japan adventure!
A dedicated travel consultant is available throughout your journey to help you travel with ease.
The price confirmed at booking covers all attractions and transfers listed in the inclusions, with no surprise additions along the way.
All itineraries are indicative. The order of activities may vary based on operational requirements. Sightseeing times and schedules may change without prior notice.
Catch your first glimpse of the Land of the Rising Sun as you arrive at Tokyo airport. Transfer to your hotel, check in and spend the rest of the day at your leisure. Take a first walk through Tokyo’s energetic streets or sample some local cuisine as you kick off your Japan adventure.
Board the Hop-on, Hop-off bus and spend the day exploring Tokyo’s main districts at your own pace. The service lets you get off at any designated stop to explore an area on foot, then board a later bus when you’re ready to continue. Visit Asakusa’s Senso-ji, see the famous Shibuya Crossing or explore Harajuku and Shinjuku, all covered by your full-day pass. You can decide how long to spend at each stop before hopping back on the bus.
Spend the day at Tokyo Disneyland in Urayasu, Chiba, where beloved Disney stories are brought to live in five themed lands. Your Standard Pass includes access to Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, Toontown and Tomorrowland. Enjoy the rides and look out for character appearances as you make your way around the park.
Travel from Tokyo to Mount Fuji’s 5th Station and take in views of the Fuji Five Lakes region from the mountain slopes. The cooler temperatures at this altitude offer a refreshing change from the city, while the surrounding landscape gives you a closer look at the scale of Japan’s most famous peak. Continue to Hakone for a ropeway ride over the steaming Owakudani volcanic crater, complete with sulphurous vents and rugged volcanic terrain. Then enjoy a cruise across Lake Ashi, with views of the surrounding mountains and, on clear days, Mount Fuji in the distance.
Check out of your Tokyo hotel and board the Shinkansen to Osaka, your next stop on the journey. Transfer to your hotel, then spend the evening exploring Dotonbori or Namba, where you’ll find plenty of restaurants, shops and street life.
Spend the day getting to know Osaka. Visit Osaka Castle and explore the main tower’s museum, which delves into the Toyotomi clan and the city’s role in Japan’s thrilling history. Later, head to Dotonbori’s canalfront streets, explore the Shinsaibashi shopping arcade and discover the many sights and sounds of Namba.
Take the Shinkansen to Hiroshima and visit the Peace Memorial Park and Museum near ground zero of the 1945 atomic bombing. The museum provides a detailed look at Hiroshima’s history and the bombing’s aftermath, so take your time exploring the exhibits. Continue by ferry to Miyajima Island to see Itsukushima Shrine and its famous torii gate, which appears to float above the water at high tide.
Enjoy a final breakfast at the hotel before your private transfer to Osaka airport. With departure assistance at the airport, your Japanese adventure comes to a close, leaving you with plenty to remember and perhaps a reason to return.
Tokyo, Japan APA Hotel Asakusa-Eki-Mae offers a comfortable and convenient stay in Tokyo, featuring modern rooms and essential amenities.
The hotel is subject to availability. An equivalent or superior property will be arranged in case of unavailability. Upgrades are available on request.
The Tokyo Disneyland Standard Pass provides entry to the park for the day and access to its five themed lands: Adventureland, Westernland, Fantasyland, Toontown and Tomorrowland. You can enjoy the park’s various attractions during your visit. Certain premium experiences may require separate payment.
Yes, White Trails offers Japan tour packages suitable for families travelling with children and adults. These itineraries can combine theme parks, sightseeing and day trips to create a varied holiday for different age groups. This eight-day package includes Tokyo Disneyland, Mount Fuji and Hiroshima.
Yes, Hiroshima is a commonly recommended full-day trip from Osaka. Visit the Peace Memorial Park and Museum to learn about the city’s history, then continue to Miyajima Island by ferry to see Itsukushima Shrine and its famous torii gate.
When visiting temples in Japan, wear comfortable shoes that are easy to remove, as some temple buildings require visitors to leave their footwear at the entrance. Dress respectfully and follow signs about photography and restricted areas. Carrying some cash is also useful for entrance fees, offerings and purchases at smaller temple shops.
Yes, White Trails offers Japan group tour packages for corporate groups and private parties. These packages can be customised around your group’s preferred destinations, travel dates and requirements. Speak to the White Trails team about suitable itineraries and departure options.
The best things to do in Osaka include visiting Osaka Castle and exploring the lively Dotonbori area. Travellers can also enjoy shopping along Shinsaibashi and discovering the Namba district. Food is also a major part of the Osaka experience, so make time to try local favourites such as takoyaki and okonomiyaki.
The best time for a family trip to Japan is generally spring (late March to May) or autumn (October to November), when the weather is more comfortable for sightseeing. Spring brings cherry blossoms, while October and November offer pleasant temperatures and autumn foliage. Summer can be hot and humid, while winter is colder but offers opportunities for winter activities and clearer views of Mount Fuji.
Yes, one full day is enough to cover many of Osaka’s main sights, including Osaka Castle, Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi and Namba.
The best time to visit Japan depends on the experiences you want from your trip. Spring from March to May is popular for cherry blossoms and mild weather, while October and November are ideal for autumn foliage and comfortable sightseeing conditions. Summer is generally hot and humid, while winter brings colder weather and can offer clearer views of Mount Fuji.
Some of the best places to shop in Tokyo include Shinjuku for department stores and major brands, Shibuya for fashion and youth-oriented shopping, Harajuku for independent boutiques and streetwear, and Asakusa for traditional souvenirs and crafts. Akihabara is a popular choice for electronics, anime and gaming-related shopping.
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