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21 Day Grand Tour

Single package:
$7,650
Twin package:
$6,300
Triple package:
$5,750
  • 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
  • Nikko World Heritage Tour including lunch
  • Hakone Free Pass for 3 days
  • Shirakawago and Ainokura Day Tour
  • Kyoto Half Day Guided Morning Tour
  • 5 nights at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo
  • 2 nights at the Hakone Hotel inc. dinner & b/fast
  • 2 nights at the Hida Hotel Plaza Takayama inc. b/fast
  • 2 nights at the Hotel Kanazawa
  • 3 nights at the Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo
  • 2 nights at the Hotel Granvia Okayama
  • 2 nights at the Hotel Granvia Hiroshima
  • 2 nights at the Hotel Vischio Osaka by Granvia

This is our biggest selling package. If you plan to visit Japan just once in your lifetime, our 21 Day Grand Tour of Japan will ensure you see all the major highlights in just one visit.

*inclusions shown in the bullet points - package does not include airfares

 

Day 19: Osaka - Tokyo
Bullet train to Tokyo

Bullet train to Tokyo

Check out of Hotel Vischio Osaka by Granvia and from Osaka Station board JR local train to Shin-Osaka Station. Change trains within the station and board a bullet train to Shinagawa Station. (3 hours)

Your accommodation at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel is a two minute walk across the road from Shinagawa Station.

After check-in, spend you afternoon at leisure exploring one the most exciting cities in the world.

Stay: Shinagawa Prince Hotel - 1/2

Japan Package Tours will be happy to prepare you a personalised itinerary to suit your budget and preferences.
Contact us now for a no-obligation quotation.

 

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