Tokyo Package

Package Details

Departure Dates: Apr 01, 2008 - Mar 31, 2009; more departure dates are available
Roundtrip air to Tokyo, Japan
3 night stay at Shiba Park Hotel, Tokyo Dome, Shinagawa Prince Hotel, Sunshine City Prince Hotel, Le Meridien Pacific Tokyo or Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
All package price is per person, based on double occupancy.
Non-escorted
Call for single occupancy rates
Full payment is due 21 days prior to departure. If travel is within 21 days, full payment is required at time of booking.

Starting from $839 from Honolulu/Kona + tax;

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Description

Often compared to New York and Paris as one of the most exciting, fascinating cities in the world, Tokyo is a marvelous blend of modern high-tech and ancient traditions. The city dates back to about 1600 when Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu picked the small fishing village of Edo near the mouth of the Sumida River as the Shogunate's new capital. It eventually became Tokyo and Japan's capital from 1868. Considered the center of the country's culture, arts and music, this cosmopolitan city should not be missed. There is Tokyo Disneyland for the whole family; museums of all sorts; the largest fish market in the world, Tsukiji Fish Market, for morning sushi; literally thousands of small sushi and tempura stalls for a quick, delicious snack; a wonderful zoo; the massive public park Shinjuku Gyoen with its beautiful cherry and plum trees; the theme park of Korakuen, home to the Tokyo Dome where the Tokyo Giants play their home games.

For the best choices in electronics and cameras you must visit the Akihabara area - they offer the very latest in everything - items that won't be on the shelves in New York for another year or so. Roppongi Hills, Harajuku, Ginza and Odaiba areas are all worth a visit, as well as Daikanyama, one of Tokyo's hippest neighborhoods with great boutiques and lots of cafes. Make time to see the Meiji Shrine adjacent to Yoyogi Park. Although a relatively new shrine, built in 1920, it is the most famous Shinto shrine in Japan. Although you cannot go into the Imperial Palace, it is regarded as the heart and soul of not only Tokyo, but Japan. Built on the remains of Edo Castle, the grounds provide a beautiful open space for the city and Higashi Gyoen, once the site of Edo Castle's keep, is open to the public. Along the moat in springtime, you can enjoy the blossoming of the cherry trees...a marvelous sight. Tokyo has everything conceivable you might desire from superb international restaurants, cafes and bars to traditional Japanese theatre such as Noh and Kabuki. Tokyo is truly a marvelous city and a perfectly magical blend of the old and the new.

Hotels Available for Tokyo

Shiba Park Hotel
Photo: Shiba Park Hotel Conveniently located near the subways and train networks, this mid-range property has a friendly staff and comfortable atmosphere hosting many American businessmen and tourists. Famous sightseeing attractions include the Tokyo Tower and Zojoji Temple, only a five minute walk from the hotel. Rooms are mostly singles and doubles and include mini bars, hairdryers, English channel TV and much more, including beautiful night views of Tokyo Tower and the surrounding area.

Tokyo Dome
Photo: Tokyo Dome Tokyo Dome is ten minutes away by car or subway from the business and financial districts of Marunouchi and Otemachi. The magnificent, unobstructed view from the guest rooms encompasses the Imperial Palace, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Bay and towering Mt. Fuji to the south. All rooms are well equipped, with two Internet- and fax-ready telephone lines, an adjustable air conditioner, and more.

Shinagawa Prince Hotel
Photo: Shinagawa Prince Hotel With breathtaking views of the city and Tokyo Bay, the Shinagawa Prince Hotel is located at the southern gateway to the Tokyo metropolis with immediate access to the bustling Shinagawa Station. Besides its convenient location, this impressive multi-functional hotel complex offers a wide array of services. In addition to 3,680 guest rooms, the four-towered hotel contains an indoor swimming pool, bowling center, indoor tennis courts and an indoor golf center.

Sunshine City Prince Hotel
Photo: Sunshine City Prince Hotel Located close to the rail station. the Sunshine City Prince Hotel of Tokyo offers 116 air-conditioned rooms with refrigerator, television, in-house movies, in-room video games and IDD telephone. The hotel features restaurants, bars and is part of the Sunshine City Complex that has over 200 shops and many restaurants. Sunshine City is a modern business, shopping and entertainment complex that includes the 60-story Sunshine 60 building, the World Import Mart, Culture Hall, the Ancient Orient Museum, the Alpa Shopping Centre and Mitsukoshi Department Store.

Le Meridien Pacific Tokyo
Photo: Le Meridien Pacific Tokyo The Le Meridien Pacific Tokyo is conveniently located in the middle of Shinagawa, about a 3-minute walk from the newly renovated Shinagawa Station. which connects has with many of Japan's central train lines. The hotel offers has 954 spacious rooms, beautifully that are large and are color-coordinated in rich traditional Japanese colorsstyle, most havewith a unique view of Tokyo. The hotel's 9 restaurants and bars offer a variety of tastes and moods, from French to Chinese to Japanese and much more.

Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo
Photo: Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo The Keio Plaza Hotel is located in Tokyo's dynamic New Metropolitan Center, right in the heart of the city. The hotel offers 1450 rooms that are furnished according to exacting Inter-Continental hotel standards. and eEach room has a high speed data port for 24-hour internet access for guests with laptops. Each room also offers a and superb views of the city through wide picture windows. The hotel also offers a great variety of outstanding restaurants and lounges. The JR or subway lines and variety of great shops are within easy access.