- Private Airport to hotel transfer by car including meet and greet service.
- Travel from city to city in reserved seating on bullet trains
- JPY 1,500 Suica Card for use on local transport
- Tokyo Full Day Guided Tour including lunch
- Shirakawago and Ainokura Day Tour
- Kyoto Half Day Guided Morning Tour
- 4 nights at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo
- 2 nights at the Hotel Kanazawa
- 2 nights at the Hida Hotel Plaza inc b/fast in Takayama
- 2 nights at the Hotel Granvia Hiroshima
- 3 nights at the Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo
- 2 nights at the Hakone Hotel inc dinner and b/fast
Created by popular demand! Frequently our clients advise us they want to visit Japan for "a little bit over two weeks" and experience the many highlights of Japan in one Tour. If this sounds appealing, then our 16 Day Splendid Tour of Japan is for you.
*Inclusions shown in the bullet points - Package does not include airfares
Nishiki Market
Maiko in Gion
Pontocho Alley at night
Check out of the Hotel Granvia Hiroshima and board a bullet train to Kyoto Station. (2hrs)
Your accommodation at the Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo is a 2 minute walk from Kyoto Station.
After check in, commence exploring the sights of Japan's old capital and board a Subway Karasuma Line train 2 stops to Shijo Station, the busiest shopping district in Kyoto. There are a number of cafes, restaurants and shops to explore. From Shijo Station, walk down to Nishiki Food Market. (10 min) Here you can try various Japanese food from traditional sweets to fresh seafood.
In the late afternoon walk towards Gion, Kyoto's famous geisha district. Gion is the one place in Japan where you may see a Maiko or Geisha walking between appointments. As darkness falls watch the traditional lanterns gradually come to life and wander down the tiny alleys exploring the many restaurants and bars offering a variety of tempting cuisines.
Stay: Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo - 1/3
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