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16 Day Northern Japan Adventure

Single package:
$5,790
Twin package:
$4,700
Triple package:
$4,140
  • Airport Limousine Bus transfer coupon
  • 14 Day Japan Rail Pass
  • 3 nights of accommodation at the Shinagawa Prince Hotel in Tokyo
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Nikko Station Hotel Classic inc. breakfast
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Aizu-Wakamatsu Washington Hotel inc. breakfast
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Hotel Metropolitan Sendai East
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Art Hotel Hirosaki City inc. breakfast
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Hotel Resol Hakodate
  • 2 nights of accommodation at the Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo

With the luxury of time, enjoy this Tohoku and Hokkaido adventure and get a comprehensive understanding of Japan's mystical north. Relax and marvel at the many natural wonders in this magical part of Japan. With a two night stay in Nikko, you will have ample time to explore this tremendously important historical gem.

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


 

Day 14: Hakodate - Sapporo
Odori Park, Sapporo

Odori Park, Sapporo

Check-out of your accommodation and from Hakodate Station board a Limited Express Super Hokuto train to Sapporo Station. (225 mins)

Your accommodation at the Keio Plaza Hotel is a five minute walk from the station.

Spend the day using your maps and guides to explore the sights around Sapporo.

For dinner, you may like to visit the Sapporo Beer Garden’s Genghis Khan Hall where you can feast on the popular local dish of barbequed mutton, washed down with the famous Sapporo Beer.

Stay: Keio Plaza Hotel Sapporo - 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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