About this journey
Min Group Size : 4 Arrive at Narita or Haneda Airport and transfer to your Tokyo hotel for an overnight stay. Enjoy a half- day Tokyo tour by Hato Bus in the morning, with the afternoon free for personal activities. Embark on a full-day trip to Mt. Fuji and Hakone, visiting Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine, Hakone Pirate Ship, Hakone Ropeway, Owakudani, Yamanakako, and Oshino Hakkai. Travel to Osaka by bullet train with transfers included, and spend the rest of the day exploring at your leisure. Take a same-day trip to Kyoto and Nara to see Kinkaku-ji Temple, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Nara Park, and Todai-ji Temple. On the final day, enjoy free time before your departure transfer to the airport.
Best time to visti
Japan is best visited in spring (late March–early May) or autumn (October–November) — these are the two peak seasons for good reason.
Spring (late March–early May): Cherry blossom season, typically starting in southern Japan (Kyushu) in late March and moving north, reaching Tokyo/Kyoto/Osaka in late March–early April, and Hokkaido by early May. Mild, comfortable weather — but also the most crowded and expensive time to visit, with hotel prices spiking around peak bloom.
Autumn (October–November): Comfortable temperatures and vivid fall foliage (koyo), especially in Kyoto, Nikko, and Hakone. Slightly less crowded than cherry blossom season, though still popular.
Other seasons:
- Summer (June–August): Hot, humid, and June brings the rainy season (tsuyu) across most of the country. July–August also has typhoon risk, particularly in southern/coastal areas. Good for festivals (Gion Matsuri, fireworks displays) if you don’t mind the heat.
- Winter (December–February): Cold, especially in northern Japan and the Japan Alps — but this is prime season for skiing/snowboarding (Hokkaido, Nagano) and for seeing snow monkeys in Nagano. Tokyo/Osaka/Kyoto stay relatively mild with rare snow. Fewer tourists and lower prices outside New Year’s.
Dates to avoid or plan carefully around (nationwide, not just one city):
- Golden Week (late April–early May): a cluster of national holidays — heavy domestic travel, packed trains, inflated hotel rates.
- Obon (mid-August): major domestic travel period.
- New Year’s (Dec 29–Jan 3): many shops/restaurants close, trains get crowded with people traveling home.
Bottom line for trip planning: if you want good weather with manageable crowds, aim for early-to-mid April (just before Golden Week) or mid-to-late November — both hit the visual highlights (blossoms or foliage) while dodging the worst of the holiday crush.
Cancellation Policy
For Hotels Booking
Hotel rates are subject to a cancellation fee of 20% to 30% or higher, in accordance with the
hotel’s policy, once the tour booking is confirmed.
Tour Package Cancellation Policy
Tour Confirmed Date to 30 Days prior to Travel Date
15% of Total amount of tour package30-21 Days prior to Travel date
30% of Total amount of tour package
21-10 Days prior to travel date
40% of Total amount of tour package
10-7 Days prior to travel date
50% of Total amount of tour package
6 Days prior to travel date
100% of Total amount of tour package
Hotels : We will provide hotels as per the below list
(incase of any particular hotel requested by agent/client, the rates may change)
Tour highlights
Itinerary
Arrive Narita/Haneda Airport and transfer to the hotel
Overnight at the Hotel
Start your day with a half-day Tokyo sightseeing tour on the famous Hato Bus. Visit iconic city
highlights while enjoying a comfortable guided ride and informative commentary. In the afternoon,
explore Tokyo at your own pace, whether shopping, visiting cafes, or strolling through the city
streets. This tour offers a perfect blend of guided sightseeing and personal freedom.
Proceed for sightseeing,
Lake Ashi & Sea Torii
Sail across the stunning Lake Ashi with Mount Fuji on the horizon and the iconic red Sea Torii rising
from the water. A perfect blend of nature, culture, and spirituality, this view is Hakone’s most
enchanting scene.
Hakone Shrine
Walk through ancient cedar forests to the sacred Hakone Shrine, famous for its grand torii gates on
the lake. Peaceful, spiritual, and picture-perfect; this shrine is a must for both culture lovers and
photographers.
Hakone Pirate Ship
Set sail on Lake Ashi aboard a grand “Pirate Ship” for a one-of-a-kind cruise. Enjoy sweeping views
of mountains, forests, and Fuji: an adventure as fun as it is scenic.
Hakone Ropeway
Glide above volcanic valleys and rolling greenery on the Hakone Ropeway. Spot Mount Fuji,
steaming sulphur vents, and even taste the famous “black eggs” of Owakudani for good luck!
Owakudani
Step into Hakone’s “Valley of Hell,” with its dramatic sulphur vents, bubbling springs, and
panoramic Fuji views. Try the local black eggs, said to add years to your life!
Mt. Fuji 5th Station (Upto 5th Station If weather permit)
Proceed to Tokyo
Overnight at Hotel
Travel from Tokyo to Osaka aboard the high-speed bullet train, experiencing Japan’s famous
Shinkansen for a fast and comfortable journey. Enjoy scenic views along the route while relaxing in
modern, spacious seating. Transfers are provided on both sides for a hassle-free travel experience.
Spend the rest of the day exploring Osaka at your leisure.
Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion):
A stunning Zen temple covered in gold leaf, reflecting beautifully over a serene pond. One of
Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks.
Arashiyama Bamboo Grove:
Walk through a magical pathway surrounded by towering bamboo stalks. A peaceful and unique
natural experience in Kyoto.
Nara Park:
A vast park famous for its friendly, free-roaming deer that are considered sacred. A favorite spot
for visitors of all ages.
Todai-ji Temple:
A UNESCO World Heritage site housing the Great Buddha, one of the largest bronze statues in the
world. A spiritual and historical highlight of Nara.
Departure day!
Free till departure
What is included
Included
- Transportation Private or
- SIC
- Vehicle
- wherever
- mentioned
- Coordinator/Guide
- English speaking driver cum guide
- Hotel
- 3* hotels as mentioned or similar
- Meal
- Breakfast – 5
- Room
- Double /Twin rooms
- Entrance
- All Included as per the itinerary
- Bullet Train
- Tokyo-Osaka
Not included
- Any Gratuities
- Bank charges – YEN 4500
- Any Meals other than mentioned in itinerary
- Camera charges, water bottle or any expense of personal nature
- Pick up and drop not included for SIC tours
- Any transfer other than specified above
- Travel Insurance, Any Tips
Hotels and accommodation
- Tokyo 3*
- APA Hotel Sugamo Ekimae
- Toyoko Inn hotels
- Super Hotel Tokyo Otsuka/
- Smile Hotel Asakusa/
- Hotel Wing International Tokyo Akabane/ similar
- Osaka 3*
- Toyoko Inn hotels
- Comfort Hotel Shin-Osaka
- Hotel Links Namba/
- Hotel Hillarys/
- Smile Hotel Shin-Osaka/ similar
Tour gallery
Frequently asked questions
How many days is the Incredible Japan Tour?
The tour typically covers Japan's major highlights across multiple cities — the exact duration depends on the itinerary selected, so check the specific package dates and day-by-day schedule for full details.
Which cities does the Incredible Japan Tour cover?
The tour generally includes Japan's most popular destinations such as Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka, along with cultural and scenic highlights along the way — refer to the detailed itinerary for the full list of stops.
What is the best time to join the Incredible Japan Tour?
Spring (late March–early May) for cherry blossoms and autumn (October–November) for fall foliage are the most popular times to visit Japan. Avoid Golden Week (late April–early May) and Obon (mid-August) if you prefer fewer crowds.
Is the Incredible Japan Tour suitable for first-time visitors?
Yes — the tour is designed to cover Japan's must-see cities and experiences, making it ideal for first-time travelers who want a well-rounded introduction without having to plan logistics themselves.
What is included in the Incredible Japan Tour package?
Packages typically include accommodation, guided sightseeing, select meals, and transport between cities — confirm the specific inclusions and exclusions for your chosen package before booking.
Do I need a visa to join the Incredible Japan Tour?
Visa requirements depend on your nationality. Check Japan's official visa policy for your passport country well before your travel dates, as requirements can change.
Is travel between cities included in the tour?
Most multi-city Japan tours include intercity transport (such as bullet train travel) as part of the package — confirm this is included in your specific itinerary.
What should I pack for the Incredible Japan Tour?
Comfortable walking shoes are essential, along with weather-appropriate layers depending on the season of travel — light clothing for spring/autumn, warmer layers for winter, and rain-ready gear for the June rainy season.
Can the Incredible Japan Tour be customized?
This depends on the tour operator — some packages offer fixed itineraries with set dates, while others allow customization of cities, duration, or activities. Check with the provider for flexibility options.
