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14 Day Cherry Blossom Tour - Start from Fukuoka

Single package:
$6,350
Twin package:
$4,450
Triple package:
$3,950
  • 14 Day Japan Rail Pass Ordinary
  • Shirakawago and Ainokura Day Tour
  • 3 nights at the Hotel Granvia Hiroshima - Hiroshima
  • 3 nights at the Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo - Kyoto
  • 2 nights at the Hida Hotel Plaza - Takayama
  • 2 nights at the Palace Hotel - Hakone
  • 3 nights at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel - Tokyo

To see Japan in Cherry Blossom season is a truely unforgettable experience. Travel by bullet train down the length of the major island of Honshu from Hiroshima, Takayama, Mount Fuji to Tokyo with a stay of 2 or 3 nights at each stop. Subject to the warmth of the season, see the famous Cherry Blossoms all along the way.

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

 

Day 03: Hiroshima / Miyajima Island
Mayajima Shrine

Mayajima Shrine

Mount Misen Ropeway

Mount Misen Ropeway

Take a day trip to Miyajima Island - a very popular island with foreign tourists who want to see the 'Old Style Japan'. Board a local train from Hiroshima Station to Miyajima Guchi Station. (25 min) Using your Japan Rail Pass, board the JR ferry to Miyajima Island. (10 min) Miyajima is famous for the Itsukushima Shrine whose long wooden corridors reach out to sea. Miyajima is also famous for Mount Misen which boasts one of the three best panoramic views in Japan. Make sure you take the cable car to the peak. Spend the day exploring the many walks, temples and gardens of Miyajima. Make your way back to Hiroshima in the late afternoon.

Stay: Hotel Granvia Hiroshima - 3/3

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