Visit Japan in the autumn, and experience the treasures of Japan among the warm foliage of reds, oranges and yellows.
This special escorted tour on 24th November 2013 lets you experience major World Heritage sites in Kyoto and Takayama as well as modern, vibrant Tokyo.

To climb Japan's Mt.Fuji - possible only during the months of July and August when the summit is snow-free - is not only an adventure but a solemn and profound experience.

The classic volcano shape of Mount Fuji dominates the surrounding landscape. Long revered by the Japanese, it has become an iconic image of Japan, recognised worldwide. This tour of Japan includes Tokyo, Mt.Fuji, Hakone and Kyoto.

Nara, a former capital of Japan in the 8th century, has many examples of traditional architecture. At Miyajima, near Hiroshima, visit the Itsukushima-jinja Shrine; its torii or traditional gate appears to float on the water.
Includes Tokyo, Nikko, Mt. Fuji, Nara, Kyoto & Hiroshima.

Tour Japan taking in one of the country's most important World Heritage Sites. Takayama's streets of old wooden houses offer a glimpse of life in Japan's bygone days. The historic towns of Shirakawago and Gokayama are both on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
Includes Tokyo, Mt. Fuji, Takayama, Kanazawa & Kyoto.

This tour visits Mt.Koya, where some of the most historic Buddhist temples in the country nestle in peaceful hillside and forest.
Includes Kyoto, Mt.Koya, Tokyo, Nikko and Mt.Fuji.

Relaxing in a bath of natural hot spring water is part of the Japanese way of relaxation and health. See bustling Tokyo and the quieter, country spa resorts of Hakone and Arima, and experience this essential part of Japanese culture.

Japan offers a great mix for a honeymoon: the bustle and bright lights of Tokyo, culture and impressive temples in Kyoto and other traditional towns, hot spring baths, and the relaxing beaches of the southern islands of Okinawa.

Honshu is the largest island of Japan, and the country-wide Japan Rail Pass allows you to travel down from Tokyo to the historic city of Kyoto and use it as a base to take train journeys to other nearby towns.

Hokkaido is Japan's northern island. Low humidity makes the summers pleasant, while in winter the amount of high-quality powder snow makes it a great destination for winter sports. The JR Hokkaido Rail Pass is a great way to travel around the island.

Shikoku is the smallest and least populous of the four main islands of Japan, located south of Honshū and east of the island of Kyūshū. Flying in and out of Osaka, visit Takamatsu, the Iya Valley, Uwajima and Matsuyama using a 7-day Japan Rail Pass.

Kyushu is the most southwesterly of Japan's four main islands, with many caldera volcanoes and areas of hot springs. The regional JR Kyushu Rail Pass is a great way to explore this island.

After a visit to the Outer market of Tokyo's world-famous Tsukiji Fish Market, learn how to make sushi with a sushi chef and instructors in training. Enjoy your sushi lunch!

This full day tour includes Tokyo Tower, a traditional Japanese tea ceremony at the Happo-en Garden, lunch at Chinzanso Restaurant, and a cruise on the Sumida River to Asakusa. Take a stroll through the Nakamise Shopping Arcade, leading up to Asakusa Kannon Temple, before passing through Ginza, the famous shopping and entertainment district.

Join this half-day morning tour to see Tokyo old and new.
Includes the Tokyo Tower, the Imperial Palace Plaza, site of the original Edo Castle, and Asakusa to see Tokyo's oldest and most famous Buddhist temple with its colourful shopping street.

See modern, trendy Tokyo on this walking tour which visits the Keio Department Store, a Manga Cafe, and a karaoke box in Kabukicho.

NEW !
A range of five guided walks in Tokyo, enabling you to explore interesting parts of this fascinating city at walking pace, in the company of a local expert.

This guided tour takes you to Mt. Fuji's 5th station to enjoy the view from 2,300 meters above sea level. Afterwards, participants will take in Hakone's beautiful scenery on a cruise around Lake Ashi and a ride on the Komagatake Ropeway.
If you have a JR Pass, the cost will be cheaper.

Nikko, around 95 miles north of Tokyo, is one of Japan's most beautiful shrines. Take a relaxing excursion out of Tokyo to visit this magnificent historic complex. Nikko, now protected in a National Park, is one of Japan's most important UNESCO World Heritage sites.

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Kamakura is a coastal town in Kanagawa Prefecture, less than an hour south of Tokyo by train - ideal for a day trip. The most famous attraction is the Daibutsu - the Great Buddha in bronze 13.5m high, dating from 1252. This full-day excursion also includes Chinese lunch and a visit to the Sankeien Garden in Yokohama.