- Private airport transfers
- Gran Class bullet train ticket from Tokyo to Kanazawa
- 14 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
- 5 nights at the Sakura Prince Hotel in Tokyo
- 2 nights at the Hotel Nikko Kanazawa (Luxe floor)
- 2 nights at the Takayama Green Hotel (Orinkaku rooms)
- 2 nights at the Sheraton Grand Hiroshima Hotel
- 1 night at the Intercontinental Osaka
- 2 nights of accommodation along the Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Route - inc. dinner,
breakfast and lunchbox - 4 nights at The Thousand Kyoto
- 2 nights at the Hyatt Regency Hakone Resort and Spa
- Breakfast daily
*Prices and inclusions are subject to change.
Enjoy the luxury and comfort of our 21 Day Tour featuring the highlights of Japan's most popular destinations as well as an introduction to the World Heritage listed Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Walk.
During this 2 days of short walks the highlights included the Kumano Hongu Taisha Grand Shrine, Kumano Nachi Shrine complex, and the Nachi Waterfalls. Enjoy a relaxing stay in the hot spring villages Kawayu Onsen and Katsuura Onsen.
*inclusions shown in the bullet points - package does not include airfares
Osaka Castle
Dotombori River
From Hiroshima Station board the Hikari bullet train to Shin-Osaka Station. (2 hrs) Change trains and board the local JR line to Osaka Station. (4 min)
Your accommodation at the Intercontinental Osaka is a 5 minute walk from the central gates at JR Osaka Station, and is located within the Grand Front Osaka complex where a wealth of shopping and dining can be found. Enjoy panoramic views from guestrooms situated 20 floors up.
Osaka has a long history as one of the oldest seaports in Japan and has flourished as a window open to the culture and the goods of the Asian continent is known for its bargain shopping and delicious restaurants. For entertainment and shopping the Umeda and Namba districts have it all. Umeda, centred on Umeda Station, has a number of modern arcades which are always teaming with visitors and shoppers.
The Namba area boasts a 700-metre long arcade leading to the Dotombori River, a man-made canal completed in 1615. In the Edo Period, the area along the river was the city's amusement quarter where five theatres entertained the citizens. Today, theses theatres are still there, though transformed into cinemas and comedy halls. Dotombori is even busier at night glittering with colourful neon signs, extravagant restaurant decorations and alive with pop music. The night life may keep you awake until the early hours!
Stay: Intercontinental Osaka - 1/1
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