The Japan Golden Triangle Package

Your guide in Tokyo will warmly welcome you either in the hotel lobby or at a preferred meeting point of your choice.

Following the tour, your Tokyo guide will either escort you back to your hotel lobby or leave you at the last destination for you to relish the surroundings at your own pace.

A Tokyo captivating story unfolds in the heart of Shinjuku's bustling district, where an unassuming alley is rumored to be a portal to another realm. Locals speak in hushed tones about ethereal encounters and inexplicable occurrences, leaving visitors to wonder about the thin veil that separates our world from the unknown.

From the modern skyscrapers of Shinjuku to the historic charm of Asakusa, Tokyo seamlessly blends tradition with innovation.

Your guide will meet you in the lobby of your Tokyo hotel and travel with you from Tokyo.

After the tour, your guide will either accompany you back to the Tokyo hotel lobby or leave you at the last destination, ensuring you can savor the surroundings at your leisure. Yes, they will guide you on the return journey.

Hakone: In the shadow of Mount Fuji, Hakone unveils its secrets like chapters in an ancient scroll. The town's thermal veins pulse with the healing waters of onsens, inviting weary travelers to unwind in nature's embrace. The Hakone Open-Air Museum, a symphony of contemporary art and lush landscapes, echoes the harmonious dialogue between human creativity and the natural world. Hakone's story is etched in the veins of the Hakone Cedar Avenue, where towering trees stand sentinel, whispering tales of samurai processions from eras long past. The iconic Hakone Shrine, perched on the shores of Lake Ashi, guards the spirits of the land and mirrors the serene beauty of its surroundings.

Nikko (an alternative): Legend has it that Nikko emerged from the dreams of the ancient spirits, who, in their celestial wisdom, decided to craft a haven where nature and divinity would converge. As you meander through the mesmerizing Toshogu Shrine, the air becomes thick with a sense of reverence. The ornate carvings and golden hues tell tales of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun whose spirit finds eternal rest here.

Your guide in Kanazawa will warmly welcome you in your hotel lobby.

Following the tour, your Kanazawa guide will either escort you back to your hotel lobby or drop you at the main station to head to your next destination.

Kanazawa's well-preserved Edo-period districts, such as the famed Higashi-Chaya, beckon visitors to stroll along cobblestone streets, where teahouses and merchant houses whisper tales of bygone eras. The Kenrokuen Garden, a masterpiece of landscape design, is a verdant sanctuary where seasonal blooms unfurl in a kaleidoscope of colors, inviting contemplation and serene reflection.

The city's commitment to artisanal excellence is evident in the samurai and geisha districts, where the delicate art of gold leaf application and the meticulous craft of Kaga Yuzen silk dyeing flourish. Meandering through the Nagamachi samurai quarter, one can almost hear the echoes of ancient footsteps and envision the stories etched within the stone walls.

Your guide in Shirakawa will warmly welcome you in the hotel lobby.

Following the tour, your Shirakawa guide will either escort you back to your hotel lobby or leave you at the last destination for you to relish the surroundings at your own pace.

The village whispers tales of resilience, huddled beneath the protective wings of thatched roofs that stand like guardians against the elements. Legend has it that the unique Gassho-zukuri farmhouses, with their steep, triangular roofs resembling praying hands, were inspired by the prayer posture of monks seeking enlightenment atop a mountain.

As you tread the cobbled pathways of Shirakawa-go, the air resonates with the gentle murmur of the Shokawa River and the rustle of leaves in the surrounding forests. The timeless ambiance, coupled with the soft glow of traditional paper lanterns, creates a dreamlike atmosphere, transporting you to a bygone era.

The villagers, inheritors of generations of wisdom, maintain traditions that have withstood the test of time. The age-old practice of cultivating mulberry trees for silk production and crafting intricate textiles is a testament to the villagers' deep connection with their heritage.

Your guide in Kyoto will warmly welcome you either in the hotel lobby or at a preferred meeting point of your choice.

Following the tour, your Kyoto guide will either accompany you back to your hotel lobby, leave you at the last destination, or drop you off at Kyoto's bustling center, depending on your preference.

Kyoto stands as a living canvas of aesthetic brilliance. Steeped in tradition and adorned with the delicate touch of cherry blossoms, Kyoto beckons travelers into a world where beauty transcends time.

Kyoto's charm extends to its centuries-old tea houses, where the Japanese tea ceremony becomes a performance of grace and mindfulness. In the Higashiyama district, the preserved machiya houses stand as witnesses to a bygone era, exuding an elegance that transcends the passage of time.

Your Nara guide will welcome you in your Kyoto hotel lobby.

After the tour, your Nara guide will either accompany you back to your Kyoto hotel lobby or leave you at Nara Station, providing guidance to catch the appropriate train.

Centuries ago, when Japan was still finding its identity, Nara served as the nation's first permanent capital. This historic legacy is embodied in the sprawling Nara Park, where noble deer roam freely, considered divine messengers of the Shinto gods. Their gentle presence adds a touch of magic to the city, a bridge between the earthly and the divine.

One of Nara's most revered landmarks is Todai-ji, a colossal wooden temple housing a colossal Buddha. As you enter its grand gates, the aura of reverence embraces you, whispering tales of devotion and craftsmanship passed down through generations.

Your Osaka guide will extend a warm welcome to you in the hotel lobby in Kyoto (or Osaka).

After the tour, your guide in Osaka will graciously accompany you back to your hotel lobby or offer the option to leave you at the final destination, allowing you to savor the surroundings at your leisure.

Osaka stands as a testament to Japan's zest for life. This bustling metropolis, often referred to as the "Kitchen of Japan," is a culinary haven where every street corner beckons with irresistible aromas and flavors.

The tale of Osaka is one of contrasts, where towering skyscrapers coexist with historic landmarks, and the lively urban energy blends seamlessly with a deep respect for tradition. At the city's core lies Dotonbori, a district that epitomizes Osaka's dynamic spirit. Neon lights reflect off the Dotonbori Canal, casting a kaleidoscope of colors as the district comes alive in the evening.