- Private airport transfers
- Gran Class bullet train ticket from Tokyo to Kanazawa
- 7 Day Japan Rail Pass (Green)
- JPY1,500 Pasmo Card for use on the non JR trains
- Private half day guided tour of Tokyo
- Day Tour of Kyoto by private vehicle with a driver guide
- 3 nights at the Sakura Prince Hotel in Tokyo
- 2 nights at the Hotel Nikko Kanazawa (Luxe floor)
- 4 nights at The Thousand Kyoto
- Breakfast daily
*Prices and inclusions are subject to change.
Spend 10 day experiencing the colour and excitement of Tokyo, the beauty and intrigue of historic of Kyoto, and the exquisite gardens and fresh seafood awaiting you in Kanazawa. This tour features travel in the exclusive "Gran Class" carriage for your journey from Tokyo to Kanazawa.
*inclusions shown in the bullet points - package does not include airfares
Nara Park
Todaiji Temple
Buddha at Todaiji Temple, Nara
A full day of sightseeing awaits you in Nara. But first, take a trip to visit Kyoto's famous Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine. Anyone who has seen Memoirs of a Geisha will be familiar with the thousands of red Torii gates which stretch towards Mt Inari.
From Kyoto Station, board the JR Nara Line to Inari Station. (5 min) Follow the signs and the walking path leading up to the shrine. It is one of the oldest Shinto Shrines in Kyoto and is famous for its thousand red torii gates which lead up the mountain. The shrine is dedicated to Inari - the Shinto god of rice, commerce and business. Each of the torii gates have been donated by different Japanese businesses.
From JR Inari Station continue on to Nara. (70 min) Here, you can find peace of mind and natural beauty as you uncover the many treasures of Japans former capital (710-784AD).
From Nara Station all of the sightseeing is within comfortable walking distance. Walk through the town towards Nara Park. Should the weather be kind you may like to have your lunch in the picturesque Nara Park amongst the many tame deer that roam the area. At the end of the Park is the World Heritage listed cultural asset Todaiji Temple - the worlds largest wooden building, which houses the Giant Buddha that soars 16 metres in height. Return to Nara Station via Nara-machi, an old precinct full of traditional houses, shops and tearooms in calm and pleasant surroundings, giving a good contrast to the great temples and old burial mounds.
Board a JR Nara Line train back to Kyoto Station in the evening.
Stay: The Thousand Kyoto - 3/4
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