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We have a wide range of Japan tour packages to the Land of the Rising Sun. Come travel with us on some the most interesting, fun-filled and exciting all-inclusive guided tours to Japan from Hawaii.
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Small Group Tour-Maximum of 24 participants!
July 31- August 11th, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $4,395 per person triple occupancy; $4,495 per person double occupancy; $4,995 single
When the snow completely melts, and the summer heat turns up, Tohoku becomes the liveliest region in Japan. Summer festivals in Japan are incredibly fun, some of the best, passed down from long ago. Every festival has its own distinct charm and attraction. They dance, they shout, they cheer, they rule! Come along, meet, and join the people behind these energetic and vibrant festivities-the soul of Tohoku summer festivals.
This unique tour takes in the “Three Great Summer Festivals “of Tohoku, The Nebuta Festival in Amori, Akita Kanto Festival and the Sendai Tanabata Festival. But, this is only the beginning as we have also included Yamagata Hanagasa Matsuri, where over 10,000 city residents participate and a stop at Inakadate Village to view the “Field of Dreams”, dramatic scenes among the rice fields created by local villagers. They attract thousands of visitors each summer.
It’s still not over as we have included time in Hokkaido’s capital, Sapporo and Otaru,a romantic port town steeped in a rich history. Not so quick, as we have added time in Tokyo for that big city feel. Here we will be visiting a few of the more popular spots, Tsukiji Market, Ameyoko, Asakusa and Tokyo Tower. Shopping, yes, enough free time to shop your heart out! Also experience the bullet train, not once, but twice!
The Great Festivals of Tohoku-Matsuri Time! Tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $4,395 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $4,495 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $4,995 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
07/31/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 1:30 pm and arrives in Chitose at 05:00 pm, 8/1/18.
08/11/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:55 pm (same day).
Group #11413
September 3-11, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 per person single occupancy
Little visited and often overlooked, Niigata is a beautiful remote region with fabulous sights, great food and excellent countryside landscapes -deserving much more attention than it gets. 200 miles northwest from Tokyo, the Niigata-Sado Island region offers a very different experience to the hustle and bustle of the Tokaido seaboard.
This is truly a unique tour that you will not want to miss as we will be visiting the Echigo-Tsumari Art Triennial, an international modern art festival held once every three years in Niigata prefecture. Also included another artful day on tour with a visit to the famous rice paddy art venue in the city of Yonezawa.
Not so quick, as we have added two nights in Tokyo for that big city feel. Here we will be visiting the more popular spots, Tsukiji, Asakusa and Ameyoko. We also included free time to shop! Come, join us!
Your Niigata Art Festival and Rice Paddy Art Tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 per person single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
09/03/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:35 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 9/4/18.
09/11/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 09:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:45 am (same day).
October 3rd -8th, 2018, from Honolulu
From: $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy; $1,895 single occupancy
Omiyage is a gift or souvenir you give to friends, coworkers, and family after returning home from a trip. Omiyage is so much more than just an edible souvenir. Here in Hawaii, bringing back omiyage from Japan is almost a tradition.
Join us as we discover Tokyo’s backstreets and shopping arcades in search of the best “small kine” shopping this city has to offer. All the favorites are included; Tsukiji, Ameyoko, Asakusa and Harajuku Takeshita, as well as the lesser known Sugamo Jizo & Kappabashi Shopping Streets. They are a couple of Tokyo’s hidden treasures!
It’s not over yet, as we have included a day trip to Kamakura, often called “little Kyoto”, with its hundreds of temples scattered around the hilly, green city. We will be visiting the Great Buddha at Kotokuin Temple along with free time to discover and enjoy shopping on Komachi-Dori Street. The street is lined with a variety of shops, cafes, and restaurants.
When you are looking for fun, Tokyo delivers. You will leave understanding why Tokyoites are fond to say, “to be tired of Tokyo is to be tired of life”.
Your Columbus Day 2018 Tokyo Omiyage Weekender includes:
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Please note:
Starting from $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $1,895 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/03/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 3:40 pm and arrive in Narita at 7:00 pm, 08/30.
10/08/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:30 pm (same day).
October 4-10, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,195 per person double or triple occupancy; $2,395 single occupancy
Early October in Hokkaido is the perfect time of the year for touring, the weather dry and cool, ideal for sightseeing, shopping and just about anything outdoorsy. This five-night tour is perfectly balanced to enjoy all that Hokkaido has to offer!
We begin in Sapporo, Hokkaido’s capital and one of Japan’s most cosmopolitan cities. Its wide streets and tree lined boulevards give the city an almost European feel. Enjoy four nights at the Century Royal Hotel, best location, right by the JR Sapporo Station and direct access to underground shopping and dining.
There’s also a day trip to Otaru, a bustling merchant port in its heyday. Much of Otaru’s iconic architecture from its glory days remain. There are great options for foodies and if you’re into music boxes or any kind of glass objects, this is the place!
Just the beginning as we have included Lake Shikotsu, Noboribetsu and an overnight in Jozankei Hot Springs.
On the shores of Lake Shikotsu, enjoy the 42nd Shikotsuko Momiji Matsuri (Autumn Leaves Festival). In Noboribetsu, time at the Noboribetsu Date Jidaimura Village and Jigokudani. In Jozankei, an onsen stay and an evening visit to the Jozankei Nature Luminarie.
We have it all, sightseeing, onsen stay, 2 festivals, Jogai Fish Market, sake brewery visit, Nikka Whisky Factory visit, fruit picking experience, and a complete free shopping day in Sapporo. Come, join us on this fun filled Columbus Day Hokkaido Weekender Tour.
Your Hokkaido Fall Weekender 2018 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,195 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $2,395 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/04/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:55 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, October 5.
10/10/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:50 am (same day).
October 6-14, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,595 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,095 single occupancy
Book by May 15th– SAVE $50 PER PERSON
Join us on this fun filled Fall Break Kanto Explorer tour as we travel to Japan’s Kanto region. We begin in Tokyo, a city that prides itself on constant renewal and reinvention; it seriously never gets old. Tokyo has everything you can ask of a city, and has it in spades: a rich, cosmopolitan dining scene, more cafes, and bars than you could visit in a lifetime, fantastic public transport, and grassy parks – plus it’s clean and safe. Really, what’s not to love?
Yet, this is just the beginning as we have included day trip Kamakura to visit the Great Buddha, the Cup Noodle Museum in Yokohama, one day each at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Sea, a complete full day of shopping in Ikebukuro and newly added, a visit to the Samurai Museum
Your Fall School Break Kanto Explorer 2018 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,595 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,095 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/06/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, October 7.
10/14/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:30 am (same day)
October 6-14, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,695 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,295 single occupancy
Join us on this fun filled Fall Break Kanto Explorer tour as we travel to Japan’s Kanto region. We begin in Tokyo, a city that prides itself on constant renewal and reinvention; it seriously never gets old. Tokyo has everything you can ask of a city, and has it in spades: a rich, cosmopolitan dining scene, more cafes, and bars than you could visit in a lifetime, fantastic public transport, and grassy parks – plus it’s clean and safe. Really, what’s not to love?
Yet, this is just the beginning as we have included day trip Kamakura to visit the Great Buddha, the Cup Noodle Museum in Yokohama, one day each at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Sea, a complete full day of shopping in Ikebukuro and newly added, a visit to the Samurai Museum
Your Fall School Break Kanto Explorer 2018 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,695 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,295 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/06/19 – Depart Honolulu on Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 10/07.
10/14/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:30 am (same day).
October 6-14, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,395 single occupancy
The samurai were a special class in Japanese society. These revered warriors were highly respected for their strict dedication to their craft, the immense discipline required of a samurai and their indomitable fighting spirit. To many they were heroes.
Although samurai do not have any official status in today’s modern Japan, descendants of samurai families still enjoy a high esteem among the Japanese population and have remained an iconic symbol of courage, power, and masculinity for over 700 years of Japanese warfare history.
Roads are an essential part of civilization. They help people travel and discover many different places. In Japan, during the Edo period the Tokaido (East Sea Road) was an important key artery for the ruling shogun dynasty to keep control over the country. Stretching along the Pacific Coast from Edo (Tokyo) to Osaka, two to three weeks on foot, was always an adventure.
Does the Tokaido Road and the travelling life of a samurai sound exciting? Join us on this unique tour for a taste of what these samurai experienced, our the 21st century version.
Your Land of the Samurai Tour – Fall School Break 2018 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,395 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/06/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 6/07/18.
10/14/18 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:55 am (same day).
Green Tea and Wasabi Tour
October 1-7, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,495 per person double or triple occupancy; $2,895 single occupancy
Come, join us on this unique five-night fall explorer weekender over the Columbus Day holiday as we are off to Tokyo, the capital of Japan, a city that is always on the move. Combining the past and future, Tokyo dazzles with its traditional culture and passion for everything new.
We’ll be discovering Tokyo’s backstreets and shopping arcades in search of the best “small kine” shopping this city has to offer. Yes, the favorites are included, Tsukiji, Ameyoko and Asakusa as well as our prime location in Ikebukuro where shopping is never ending.
It’s not nearly over, as we have included four hands-on experiences, a tea ceremony in Tokyo, pickled wasabi making and tea picking experiences in Izu with an onsen overnight, grape fruit picking, and winery visit in Yamanashi. We topped it off with two onsen night stays.
Our last night, back in Tokyo where Tokyoites are fond to say, “to be tired of Tokyo is to be tired of life”.
Your Tokyo Halloween Omiyage Weekender tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,495 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $2,895 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/01/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, October 2nd
10/07/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:30 am (same day).
October 6-13, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,295 single occupancy
“Along the Cassiopeia Road” is named after the famous night train that operated between Ueno Station in Tokyo and Sapporo. This luxury train, the Cassiopeia, a Japanese version of the Orient Express made its debut in 1999 and completed its final journey on March 21st, 2016 with the launch of the Hokkaido Shinkansen.
While not quite the same path, join us on this unique tour as we journey from Hokkaido’s northern capital, Sapporo to Japan’s southern capital of Tokyo. Visit Sapporo, Otaru, Lake Toya, Hakodate, and ending with two nights and three days in Tokyo.
With the start of the autumn season, appreciate nature as the hills begin to show their foliage colors and the slow transition into winter.
It is a fall school break tour like no other, come join up on this unique 6-night journey “Along the Cassiopeia Road”. Enjoy the best of Japan’s transportation modes, the bullet train, boat cruise on Lake Toya and 2 mountain ropeway experiences.
In Tokyo, we hit the right spots for touring and omiyage shopping, Tsukiji Outer Market, Ameyoko Shopping Street and Asakusa. There’s also a complete free day at the end to shop or explore on your own.
The “Along the Cassiopeia Road” Fall School Break Tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,295 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/06/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:55 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 10/19/18.
10/13/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:30 am (same day).
October 11-19, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $2,495 per person double or triple occupancy; $2,950 single occupancy
Colorful autumn leaves, known as koyo in Japanese, draw just as many visitors in autumn as the cherry blossoms do during spring. The viewing of autumn leaves has been a popular activity in Japan for centuries.
There’s no better time to appreciate nature than autumn, when the hills are set ablaze with trees making their slow transition into winter. Get yourself front row seats to nature’s wildest show as she decorates the land in an explosion of glimmering gold, burnt-orange, and blood-red.
The Hokkaido Autumn Foliage Tour offers you the very best of Northern Japan’s spectacular fall season. It’s all included, daily sightseeing, two onsen stays, an evening at the Jozankei Nature Luminarie, sake brewery, Yoichi Winery, Nikka Whisky and Otaru, the bustling merchant port in its heyday.
But, it doesn’t end quite yet as we have included three nights in Sapporo at the Century Royal Hotel, the best spot to call home. Besides touring, enjoy a complete free day to shop and sightsee on your own.
The Hokkaido Autumn Foliage Tour 2018 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,495 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $2,950 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/11/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:55 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 10/12/18.
10/19/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:50 am (same day).
Hokkaido to Tokyo
October 18-27, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $3,295 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,795 single occupancy
“Along the Cassiopeia Road” is named after the famous night train that operated between Ueno Station in Tokyo and Sapporo. This luxury train, the Cassiopeia, a Japanese version of the Orient Express made its debut in 1999 and completed its final journey on March 21st, 2016 with the launch of the Hokkaido Shinkansen.
While not quite the same path, join us on this unique tour as we journey from Hokkaido’s northern capital, Sapporo to Japan’s southern capital of Tokyo. Visit Sapporo, Otaru, Lake Toya, Hakodate, Aomori, Morioka and ending with three nights in Tokyo.
There’s no better time to appreciate nature than autumn, when the hills are set ablaze with trees making their slow transition into winter. Get yourself front row seats to nature’s wildest show as she decorates the land in an explosion of glimmering gold, burnt-orange, and blood-red.
It is a fall tour like no other, come join up on this unique 8-night journey “Along the Cassiopeia Road”.
Along the Cassiopeia Road Fall Explorer Tour 2018 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,295 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,795 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/18/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:55 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 10/19/18.
10/27/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:30 am (same day).
October 27-November 1, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $1,795 per person double or triple occupancy; $1,995 single occupancy
Join us on this very special Halloween weekend Omiyage tour to Tokyo.
In Tokyo before the malls and department stores there were shopping streets. These streets were lined with merchants and it was where local folk shopped. On these streets you would find green grocers, butchers, sake, and rice sellers as well as local crafts, restaurants and street vendors selling delicious inexpensive food. They anchored the neighborhood and sort of made for lively city life in old school Tokyo.
This tradition continues today, it is still the way of life for many Tokyoites. Come discover some of Tokyo’s best shopping streets, Ameyoko & Nakamise, as well Tsukiji Fish Market and Komachi-Dori Shopping Street on our day trip to Kamakura.
It’s also Halloween weekend and there is nothing like being in Japan for Halloween, especially here in Tokyo. Halloween is quite different here from elsewhere in the world, rather than being carried out like the traditional “trick-or-treat”, here in Japan it is best described as “National Dress Up Day”. Be a part of this incredible day as we visit Harajuku, a drive through Shibuya Scramble Crossing and a themed Halloween dinner. This celebration has become a massive hit in Tokyo in recent years and we will be there live to partake in the festivities.
Lastly, it’s the beginning of foliage season and we hope to catch a glimpse along the way at the popular viewing sites of Meiji and Rikugien Garden.
A weekend to be long remembered!
Your Tokyo Halloween Omiyage Weekender tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $1,795 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $1,995 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/27/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, October 28.
11/01/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:30 pm (same day).
In Hot Water-Onsen & Sake Dream Tour
October 29th-November 7th, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 single occupancy
Little visited and often overlooked, Niigata is a beautiful remote region with fabulous sights, great food and excellent countryside landscapes -deserving much more attention than it gets. 200 miles northwest from Tokyo, the Niigata-Sado Island region offers a very different experience to the hustle and bustle of the Tokaido seaboard.
It is koyo season and time to enjoy the grandeur of nature, the viewing of autumn colors, part of the Japanese culture dating back centuries. The trees clad themselves in brilliant scarlets and golds, offering a grand finale to the year as these beautiful landscapes spread around the Niigata prefecture
Not so quick, as we have added two nights in Tokyo for that big city feel. Here we will be visiting the more popular spots, Tsukiji, Asakusa and Ameyoko. We also included free time to shop! Come, join us!
The Niigata and Sado Island Fall Explorer Tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,695 per person single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/29/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 10/30/18.
11/07/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrives in Honolulu at 9:10 am (same day).
Small Group Tour-Maximum 24 participants!
October 30-November 8, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 per person single occupancy
Little visited and often overlooked, Niigata is a beautiful remote region with fabulous sights, great food, and excellent countryside landscapes -deserving much more attention than it gets. 200 miles northwest from Tokyo, the Niigata-Sado Island region offers a very different experience to the hustle and bustle of the Tokaido seaboard.
It is koyo season and time to enjoy the grandeur of nature, the viewing of autumn colors, part of the Japanese culture dating back centuries. The trees clad themselves in brilliant scarlets and golds, offering a grand finale to the year as these beautiful landscapes spread around the Niigata prefecture.
Not so quick, as we have added two nights in Tokyo for that big city feel. Here we will be visiting the more popular spots, Tsukiji, Asakusa and Ameyoko. We also included free time to shop! Come, join us!
Your Niigata and Sado Island Fall Explorer 2018 Tour #2 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,395 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 per person single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
10/30/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 6:20 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 10/31/18.
11/08/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 09:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 09:10 am (same day).
Small Group Tour-Limited to 25 tour members
November 7-15, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $3,395 per person triple occupancy; $3495 per person double occupancy $3,695 single occupancy
Wind chimes and icy colors are essential in summer. Then its autumn, when a host of goodies are harvested one after the other. Autumn in Japan is magnificent. It may even be more visually stunning than the cherry blossoms of spring, maybe.
This Kyushu Fall Foliage Explorer is one you do not want to miss. The very best of fall foliage viewing spot are included with visits to Hakata, a gondola-like boat cruise on the Yanagawa River, onto Nagasaki, a welcoming, peaceful city boasing a colorful trading history, alluring churches, shrines and temples, and an East-meets-West culinary scene, all set prettily around a gracious harbor.
From here, off to Kumamoto, in the center of Kyushu, deeply proud of its greatest landmark, Kumamoto-jō, the castle around which the city radiates and then the popular hot spring towns of Yufuin and Beppu before returning to Hakata.
Come, join us on this on this small-group tour to Kyushu, limited to 25 members, Japan’s southern- and westernmost main island, arguably its warmest, friendliest, and most beautiful,
Your Kyushu Fall Foliage Explorer Tour 2018 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,395 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,495 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
11/07/18 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Airlines flight 599 at 12:20 pm and arrives in Fukuoka at 5:50 pm, 11/08/17.
11/15/18 – Depart Fukuoka on Delta Airlines flight 598 at 7:35 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
November 8-15, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $2,595 per person double or triple occupancy; $2,995 single occupancy
Koyo, is the autumn season in Japan – where the leaves start to lose their green and people across the nation flock to enjoy the last few temperate days and sights of breathtaking foliage before winter sets in. Spending a day indulging in the array of colors brought on by the changing leaves is a pastime as old as the spring counterpart of viewing cherry blossoms.
Join us won’t you as we capture the best of this region, a brand-new itinerary for 2018. Our touring days include Kawagoe, known as “Little Edo”, Nagatoro, a small but scenic town deep in the mountains of western Saitama, Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan’s most famous hot springs, Matsumoto, most famous for one of Japan’s most beautiful castles and then catch the bullet train to Tokyo which needs no introduction.
From the incredible countryside fall vistas to some of Tokyo’s best shopping streets, this tour is one you won’t want to miss.
Your Kanto Fall Foliage 2018 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,595 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $2,995 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
11/08/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 5:55 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 11/09
11/15/18 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 12:15 pm (same day).
Small Group Tour-Maximum 24 member
November 10-18, 2018 Escorted from Honolulu
From: $3,195 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 single occupancy
Roads are an essential part of civilization. They help people travel and discover many different places. In Japan, the Tōkaidō (East Sea Road) was considered the most important route used during the Edo period. Stretching along the Pacific Coast from Osaka to Edo (Tokyo), two to three weeks on foot, was always an adventure.
A fresh, new itinerary, kept all the favorites and added in new spots to explore including Kawagoe and Odawara. First, the town of Kawagoe, known as “Little Edo”, its main street filled with a well-preserved collection of century-old kura, or warehouses, that still double as stores, workshops, and homes. And then Odawara, the gateway to Hakone along the Tokaido Line coast, a castle-town and park with history that dates to the Samurai era over 550 years ago,a must stop.
We have included three nights in Tokyo and two nights each in Kyoto and Osaka for sightseeing, foliage viewing and time for omiyage shopping. This tour will not disappoint and perfect for the seasoned traveler as well as first timer to Japan.
Your Traveling the Tokaido Road Fall Explorer tour 2018 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,195 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,695 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
11/10/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 5:55 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 11/11
11/18/18 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:15 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:55 am (same day).
Small Group Tour- limited to 22 tour members
November 11-20, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $3,695 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,895 single occupancy
Wind chimes and icy colors are essential in summer. Then its autumn, when a host of goodies are harvested one after the other. Autumn in Japan is magnificent. It may even be more visually stunning than the cherry blossoms of spring, maybe.
The leaves of the maple trees and ginkgo trees turning red and yellow in concert presents you with beautiful scenery at every turn.
This Charms of Southern Japan Fall Foliage Explorer is one you do not want to miss. The very best of fall foliage viewing spot are included with visits to Hakata, a gondola-like boat cruise on the Yanagawa River, a night on Suo-Oshima Island in the Seto Inland Sea, Kauai’s sister island with its historical links to Hawaii. Here, a once of a lifetime opportunity to visit the Museum of Japanese Emigration to Hawaii where you can trace back family members through their database.
Is this all, not even close as we have included Miyajima, Hiroshima, Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, Himeji Castle, a final 2 nights in Kobe and on the final day Osaka Castle and time to eat and shop along the Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade.
Yes, a tour like no other, a small-group tour, limited to 22 members. We are certain it will not disappoint!
Your Charms of Southern Japan Fall Foliage Explorer 2018 Tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,695 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,895 single occupancy
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
11/11/18 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Airlines flight 599 at 12:20 pm and arrives in Fukuoka at 5:50 pm, 11/12/17.
11/20/18 – Depart Kansai on Delta Airlines flight 278 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:55 am (same day).
November 12-20, 2018 from Honolulu
From: $3,295 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 single occupancy
Small Group Tour- Maximum of 22 tour members!
Reserve by May 1th-SAVE $50 Per Person!
Wind chimes and icy colors are essential in summer. Then its autumn, when a host of goodies are harvested one after the other. Autumn in Japan is magnificent. It may even be more visually stunning than the cherry blossoms of spring, maybe.
The leaves of the maple trees and ginkgo trees turning red and yellow in concert presents you with beautiful scenery at every turn.
Come, join us as we explore the ultramodern and traditional sides of Southern Japan on this unique and unforgettable nine-day experience. Our tour begins in the port city of Kobe, opened to the world as an international port in 1868, following the lifting of Japan’s nearly 230-year-long policy of seclusion. From here, the World Heritage site of Himeji Castle and Kurashiki’s historic canal area dating back to the Edo Period.
It’s only the beginning as we journey on to the picturesque port town of Tomonoura, with its endearing old-fashioned fishing townscape. nestled in its half-moon bay overlooking the Seto Inland Sea National Park, Tomonoura has been inspiring poets and artists for centuries.
From here, off to Hiroshima, a city whose tragic history is brightened by its present-day vitality and not far away, the island of Miyajima, home to Japan’s most iconic sight: the floating torii of Itsukushima Shrine. Two World Heritage sites, the A-Bomb Dome of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial and Itsukushima Shrine are must visits on our tour.
If experiencing traditional Japanese culture is on your list, Kyoto and Nara are unmissable and lastly Osaka, Japan’s third-largest city, where things move a bit faster and people are a bit brasher. It packs more color than most with its dazzling neon, vivid storefronts, and its unofficial slogan, kuidaore (‘eat until you drop’).
Your Epic Japan Fall Foliage 2018 Tour includes:
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Starting from $3,295 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $3,695 single occupancy
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Flight Schedule
11/12/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 2:05 pm and arrives in Kansai at 7:00 pm, 11/13/17.
11/20/18 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:15 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:55 am (same day).
November 20-25, 2018 – from Honolulu
From: $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy; $1,950 single occupancy
Join us on this very special Halloween weekend Omiyage tour to Tokyo.
In Tokyo before the malls and department stores there were shopping streets. These streets were lined with merchants and it was where local folk shopped. On these streets you would find green grocers, butchers, sake, and rice sellers as well as local crafts, restaurants and street vendors selling delicious inexpensive food. They anchored the neighborhood and sort of made for lively city life in old school Tokyo.
This tradition continues today, while on a smaller scale, it is still the way of life for many Tokyoites.
But, only the beginning as we are in peak foliage season and as such we have included visits to Tokyo’s top viewing spots, Meiji Shrine, Meiji Jingu Gaien, Koishikawa Korakuen Garden, Imperial East Garden & Naritasan Park.
There’s more, the Shibuya Blue Grotto Illumination with its 400,00 blue LED lights reflecting brightly off the water’s surface. Once here, you will most definitely be in the Christmas holiday spirit.
Your Kurisumasu Shopping & Foliage Tokyo 2018 tour includes:
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Starting from $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $1,950 single occupancy
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Flight Schedule
11/20/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 5:55 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:00 pm, 11/21/18
11/25/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:10 am (same day).
November 20-25, 2018 Escorted from Honolulu
From: $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy; $1,895 single occupancy
Each month there are fascinating events in Sapporo and November is filled with festivities. Be it the White Illumination that highlights the beauty of winter in Sapporo or the German Christmas Market offering a taste of European flair, it’s all here!
The Sapporo White Illumination is the oldest illumination event in Japan! When people think of Christmas in Japan, illumination events are some of the biggest seasonal traditions in Japan. With a history of over 30 years this winter illumination is impressive.
The month long German Christmas Market, started in 2002 when the city marked the 30th anniversary of its sister-city ties with Munich, Germany is always a fun filled. Stalls selling Christmas items, hot wine, and German food are set up at Odori Park. There are also outdoor concerts, indoor workshops, and if you’re lucky you might receive a gift from Santa Claus!
It’s only the beginning as we also include a day trip to Otaru, where you can walk along of the rows of antique buildings that will whisk you back in time. Enjoy walking along Sakaimachi Shopping Street where time seems to slow down as you meander through glassmakers, seafood shops, bakeries, sushi restaurants and as the street ends, the Music Box Hall, a must stop.
This year to keep the chill out of your body, we have added not one, but two sake brewery visits, Chitosetsuru Sake Museum in Sapporo, and the Tanaka Sake Brewery in Otaru. Both stops offer unique holiday gifts to share with friends and family.
Your Sapporo and Otaru Kurisumasu Shopping and XMAS Lights tour 2018 includes:
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Starting from $1,695 per person double or triple occupancy
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Flight Schedule
11/20/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:55 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 11/21
11/25/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 7:45 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 08:05 am (same day).
Small Group Tour-Maximum 21 tour members
December 26, 2018- January 1st, 2019-from Honolulu
From: $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,595 single occupancy
Traveling to Japan during New Year’s is a great opportunity to capture a rare glimpse into the modernization of traditional Japanese culture. It is a time when most Japanese people return home to partake in traditional ceremonies and festivities. On this very special Omiyage Weekender Tour, experience and be part of that tradition.
If shopping is on your list, we have it covered, with visits to Tsukiji Market, Ameyoko, Komachi dori in Kamakura and free time in Odaiba. There is also a free afternoon and evening in Ikebukuro where all the favorites are located- Don Quijote, Daiso 100-yen Store, UNIQLO and sister store GU, Tokyu Hands, the Sunshine City Mall and Seibu Department Store.
For sightseeing enjoy an overnight stay in Kamakura after seeing the Great Buddha so that we can visit the award-winning winter illumination, The Enoshima Sea Candle Illumination. There is also a visit to the Edo Period, Odawara Castle, Itchiku Kubota Art Musuem and views of Mt. Fuji from Oshino Hakkai.
New Year’s Eve day includes a visit to Meiji Jinju Shrine and Shibuya Crossing Street just hours before the crowds arrive for the evening’s welcoming of the new year.
On New Years’ Day it’s all about tradition beginning with hatsumode, the years’ first visit to a shrine. We will be visiting Nezu Shrine for the traditional prayer at the main hall and purchase lucky charms for a fortunate new year.
After celebrating New Years’ Day in Tokyo, board your flight home and you get to do it all again, Hawaiian style with friends and family. It doesn’t get much better than this. Join us, won’t you.
The New Years in Tokyo 2019 tour includes:
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Flight Schedule
12/26/18 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 2:20 pm and arrive in Narita at 7:00 pm, 12/27/18.
01/01/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
Small Group Tour-Maximum 21 tour members
December 26, 2018- January 2nd, 2019-from Honolulu
From: $3,095 per person triple occupancy; $3195 double occupancy; $3,795 single occupancy
Traveling to Japan during New Year’s is a great opportunity to capture a rare glimpse into the modernization of traditional Japanese culture. It is a time when most Japanese people return home to partake in traditional ceremonies and festivities. On this very special Omiyage Weekender Tour, experience and be part of that tradition.
This six-night tour includes 3 nights each at the New Miyako Hotel Kyoto and Cross Hotel Osaka. Both hotels offer up the ultimate in location over this New Year holiday.
If shopping is on your list, we have it covered, a full afternoon & evening in Kyoto, Kobe Harborland UMIE, time at two of Kyoto’s most attractive streets, Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zakao, and another free afternoon in Osaka. Our last day, the AEON Mall near the Kansai Airport, so you can enjoy the bargains to be had.
For sightseeing enjoy a day trip to Kobe including a sake brewery visit and Kobe beef lunch, Kyoto’s highlights include Golden Pavilion, Kiyomizu Temple and Sanjusangendo Temple, and in Osaka, a full day at Universal Studios Japan.
Our “Festival of Lights” includes visits three events, Kobe Illuminage, Osaka Castle Illuminage and Kaiyukan Aquarium Illumination.
On New Years’ Day, it’s all about tradition beginning with hatsumode, the years’ first visit to a shrine. We will be visiting Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine for the traditional prayer at the main hall and purchase lucky charms for a fortunate new year.
The New Years in Tokyo 2019 tour includes:
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Starting from $3,095 per person triple occupancy
Starting from $3,195 per person double occupancy
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Flight Schedule
12/26/18 – – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 1:40 pm and arrives in Kansai at 7:00 pm, 12/27/18.
01/02/19 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:20 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:25 am (same day).
February 13-18, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $1,795 per person double or triple occupancy; $2,150 single occupancy
Omiyage is a gift or souvenir you give to friends, coworkers, and family after returning home from a trip. Omiyage is so much more than just an edible souvenir. Here in Hawaii, bringing back omiyage from Japan is almost a tradition.
Join us as we discover Tokyo’s backstreets and shopping arcades in search of the best “small kine” shopping this city has to offer. All the favorites are included; Tsukiji, Ameyoko, Asakusa and Harajuku Takeshita, as well as the lesser known Sugamo Jizo & Kappabashi Shopping Streets. They are a couple of Tokyos hidden treasures!
It’s not over yet, as we have included a complete free day for shopping or sightseeing on your own. There’s also visits to Tokyo Tower, Odaiba and Naritasan Shinshoji.
When you are looking for fun, Tokyo delivers. You will leave understanding why Tokyoites are fond to say, to be tired of Tokyo is to be tired of life.
Your President’s & Valentine Day 2019 Omiyage Tokyo Weekender tour includes:
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Starting from $1,795 per person double or triple occupancy
Starting from $2,150 single occupancy
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Flight Schedule
02/13/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 1:55 pm and arrives in Narita at 7:00 pm, 2/14/19
02/18/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
February 2-8, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,195 single occupancy
For seven days, every February Sapporo is turned into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white snow.
The Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan’s largest winter events attracts nearly two million visitors who come to see the many snow and ice sculptures along Odori Park and the main street in Susukino. They include an array of intricate ice carvings as well as massive snow sculptures that are bigger than some of the city buildings.
Snow sculptures are carved from snow brought down from the mountains surrounding the city. From these white blocks grow the pyramids of Egypt, high prehistoric animals, the famous sights of Japan such as Matsumoto Castle and Kyoto’s Golden Pavilion. Just the beginning as we have also included the Suskino Ice Sculptures, the Asahikawa Snow Festival, and the Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival.
There is still much more to see and enjoy over these five nights, not one, but two sake brewery visits, a day in the historic harbor city of Otaru, a music box making experience, Asahikama Zoo to witness the Penguin Parade, Sunagawa Highway Oasis for the very best omiyage shopping under one roof, the Jogai Fish Market, and time for shopping and sightseeing in Hokkaido’s capital, Sapporo.
When the day is complete, our accommodations are second to none, in Sapporo at the Century Royal Hotel with direct access to the Sapporo JR Station and in Asahikawa, the JR Inn Asahikawa, at the JR Station and attached to the AEON Mall.
Come along and celebrate the 70th Sapporo Snow Festival!
Your 70th Sapporo Snow Festival Weekender tour includes:
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Flight Schedule
02/02/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:00 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, February 3rd
02/08/19 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:15 am (same day).
January 29th – February 6th, 2018- from Honolulu
From: $3,595 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,995 single occupancy
Reserve by July 8th-SAVE $100 PER PERSON
For seven days, every February Sapporo is turned into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white snow.
The Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan’s largest winter events attracts nearly two million visitors who come to see the many snow and ice sculptures along Odori Park and the main street in Susukino. They include an array of intricate ice carvings as well as massive snow sculptures that are bigger than some of the city buildings.
On this Hokkaido Winter Wonderland Tour, welcome in the 70th Sapporo Snow Festival, but this is only the beginning as we will be visiting a total of 7 festivals. In additional to the Sapporo Snow Festival, we have the Suskino Ice Sculptures, The Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival, The Sounkyo Ice Light Up Festival, and the Asahikawa Snow Festival.
And yet there is more, much more, 2 onsen stays, an afternoon in the historic harbor city of Otaru, 2 sake brewery visits, Asahikakwa Zoo to witness the Penguin Walk, Sunagawa Highway Oasis for the very best omiyage shopping under one roof, 2 fish markets, Jogai Fish Market and Sapporo’s Nijo Fish Market, shopping and eating. If this wasn’t enough, how about 3 nights at Sapporo’s finest hotel, Century Royal Hotel Sapporo.
The Winter Festivals of Hokkaido Tour 2019- Tour #1 includes:
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Starting from $3,595 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,995 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
01/29/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:05 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 01/30/19
02/06/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:15 am (same day).
January 31st– February 8th, 2018- from Honolulu
From: $3,595 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,995 single occupancy
Reserve by July 1st-SAVE $100 PER PERSON
For seven days, every February Sapporo is turned into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white snow.
The Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan’s largest winter events attracts nearly two million visitors who come to see the many snow and ice sculptures along Odori Park and the main street in Susukino. They include an array of intricate ice carvings as well as massive snow sculptures that are bigger than some of the city buildings.
On this Hokkaido Winter Wonderland Tour, welcome in the 70th Sapporo Snow Festival, but this is only the beginning as we will be visiting a total of 7 festivals. In additional to the Sapporo Snow Festival, we have the Suskino Ice Sculptures, The Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival, The Obihiro Ice Festival, Sairinka Light Up, The Sounkyo Ice Light Up Festival, and the Asahikawa Snow Festival.
And yet there is more, much more, 3 onsen stays, an afternoon in the historic harbor city of Otaru, 2 sake brewery visits, Asahikakwa Zoo to witness the Penguin Walk, Sunagawa Highway Oasis for the very best omiyage shopping under one roof, 2 fish markets, Jogai Fish Market and Sapporo’s Nijo Fish Market, shopping and eating. If this wasn’t enough, how about 2 nights at Sapporo’s finest hotel, Century Royal Hotel Sapporo.
The Winter Festivals of Hokkaido Tour 2019-Tour #2 includes:
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Starting from $3,595 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,995 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
01/31/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:05 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 2/1/19.
02/08/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:15 am (same day).
January 31st– February 8th, 2018- from Honolulu
From: $4,195 per person double or triple occupancy; $4,795 single occupancy
Reserve by July 8th-SAVE $100 PER PERSON
For seven days, every February Sapporo is turned into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white snow.
The Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan’s largest winter events attracts nearly two million visitors who come to see the many snow and ice sculptures along Odori Park and the main street in Susukino. They include an array of intricate ice carvings as well as massive snow sculptures that are bigger than some of the city buildings.
On this Hokkaido Winter Festivals Tour #3, we welcome in the 70th Sapporo Snow Festival, but this is only the beginning as we will be visiting a total of 6 festivals. In additional to the Sapporo Snow Festival, we have the Suskino Ice Sculptures, The Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival, Sairinka Light Up, The Sounkyo Ice Light Up Festival, and the Asahikawa Snow Festival.
And yet there is more, much more, 3 onsen stays, a day in the historic harbor city of Otaru, 2 sake brewery visits, Asahikakwa Zoo to witness the Penguin Walk, Sunagawa Highway Oasis for the very best omiyage shopping under one roof, 2 fish markets, Jogai Fish Market and Sapporo’s Nijo Fish Market, shopping and eating. If this wasn’t enough, how about 2 nights at Sapporo’s finest hotel, Century Royal Hotel Sapporo.
The Winter Festivals of Hokkaido Tour 2019-Tour #3 includes:
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Starting from $4,195 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $4,795 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
02/05/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:00 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, 2/6/19.
02/08/18 – Depart Chitose on Hawaiian Airlines flight 442 at 8:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:15 am (same day).
February 7th – February 17th, 2019- from Honolulu
From: $4,495 per person double or triple occupancy; $4,995 single occupancy
Reserve by July 1st-SAVE $50 PER PERSON
“Along the Cassiopeia Road”- The Winter Edition is named after the famous night train that operated between Ueno Station in Tokyo and Sapporo. This luxury train, the Cassiopeia, a Japanese version of the Orient Express made its debut in 1999 and completed its final journey on March 21st, 2016 with the launch of the Hokkaido Shinkansen.
While not quite the same path, join us on this unique tour as we journey from Hokkaido’s northern capital, Sapporo to Japan’s southern capital of Tokyo. Visit Sapporo, Otaru, Asahikawa, Lake Shikotsu, Noboribetsu, Hakodate and ending with riding the Shinkansen to Tokyo for a 3-night stay.
We begin in Sapporo where every February, for seven days, Hokkaido’s capital is turned into a winter dreamland of crystal-like ice and white. The 70th Sapporo Snow Festival, one of Japan’s largest winter events attracting nearly two million visitors is just one of four festivals to be enjoyed on this tour. We have also included visits to the Susukino Ice Sculptures, Asahikawa Snow Festival, and the Lake Shikotsu Ice Festival.
And yet there is more, much more, 2 onsen stays, a day visiting the historic harbor city of Otaru, 2 sake brewery visits, Sunagawa Highway Oasis for the very best of Hokkaido’s omiyage shopping under one roof, the Usuzan Ropeway, and the Shinkansen to Tokyo. Once in Tokyo, visits to Tsukiji, Ameyoko, Asakusa, iconic Tokyo Tower, ume viewing plus 1 free day!
Our relaxed touring pace begins with 3 nights in Sapporo’s finest hotel, Century Royal Hotel Sapporo. This fine hotel offers one of the best buffet breakfasts to be found anywhere in Japan and just an elevator ride down to an amazing underground city of shopping. We end with 3 nights at the recently renovated Sunshine City Prince Hotel, in the heart of Ikebukuro and with direct access to the Sunshine City Mall.
Along the Cassiopeia Road-Winter Edition Tour 2019- Tour includes:
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Starting from $4,495 per person double or triple occupancy.
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Flight Schedule
02/07/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 441 at 12:00 pm and arrives in Chitose at 5:00 pm, February 8th.
02/17/19 – Depart Haneda on Hawaiian Airlines flight 458 at 9:30 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:20 am (same day).
Small Group Tour-Maximum of 24 tour members
March 4-14, 2019, escorted from Honolulu
From: $3,895 per person double or triple occupancy; $4,295 single occupancy
Come, join us for the 15th annual Niigata Sake no Jin, or “Battle of Sake” attended by approximately 100 sake producers from across the Niigata Prefecture. This region is well known for its high-quality rice and rice wine.
Little visited and often overlooked, Niigata is a beautiful remote region with fabulous sights, great food, and excellent countryside landscapes -deserving much more attention than it gets. 200 miles northwest from Tokyo, the Niigata-Sado Island region offers a very different experience to the hustle and bustle of the Tokaido seaboard.
Not so quick, as we have also included 2 onsen stays and Nagano to visit the Jigokudani Monkey Park for the unique experience of seeing wild monkeys bathing in a natural hot spring.
Yet, there is more, 3 nights in Tokyo so that you can experience that “big city” feel and do all your omiyage shopping. We’ll be visiting Tsukiji, Ameyoko Shopping Street, Asakusa, Suzamo Jizo Shopping Street on fair day, a free day, and a visit to Shinjuku Gyoen Park to view the approximately 300 plum trees in bloom plus much, much more.
The Niigata 2019 Sake Festival, Sado Island & Tokyo Tour includes:
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Starting from $3,895 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $4,295 single occupancy.
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Flight Schedule
03/04/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 5:05 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:05 pm, 3/5/19.
03/14/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 856 at 11:55 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 11:50 am (same day).
March 17-25, 2019 Escorted from Honolulu
From: $3,095 per person triple occupancy; $3195 double occupancy; $3,995 single occupancy
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Join us on this fun filled Kanto Spring Break Odyssey Tour as we travel to Japan’s Kanto region. Tokyo, a city that prides itself on constant renewal and reinvention; it seriously never gets old. It has everything you can ask of a city, and has it in spades: a rich, cosmopolitan dining scene, more cafes, and bars than you could visit in a lifetime, fantastic public transport, and grassy parks – plus it’s clean and safe. Really, what’s not to love?
Yet, this is just the beginning as we have included a day trip to Kamakura, The Old Capital in the East and home to the Great Buddha, one day each at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea.
In Tokyo, it’s the very best of Tokyo’s sights including Ueno, Tsukiji Market, Asakusa, Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, the Samurai Museum and CUP NOODLES Museum in Yokohama, to name a few. We also didn’t forget a full day at leisure so that you can sightsee on your own or shop til you drop at the Sunshine City Mall and area around the Ikebukuro Station.
Your Kanto Spring Break Odyssey Tour 2019 includes:
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Starting from $3,095 per person triple occupancy
Starting from $3,195 per person double occupancy
Starting from $3,995 single occupancy
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Flight Schedule
03/17/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 1:55pm and arrives in Narita at 7:00 pm, 03/18.
03/25/18 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
March 16-24, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $3595 per person triple occupancy $3,695 per person double occupancy; $4,195 single occupancy
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The samurai were a special class in Japanese society. These revered warriors were highly respected for their strict dedication to their craft, the immense discipline required of a samurai and their indomitable fighting spirit. To many they were heroes.
Although samurai do not have any official status in today’s modern Japan, descendants of samurai families still enjoy a high esteem among the Japanese population and have remained an iconic symbol of courage, power, and masculinity for over 700 years of Japanese warfare history.
Roads are an essential part of civilization. They help people travel and discover many different places. In Japan, during the Edo period the Tokaido (East Sea Road) was an important key artery for the ruling shogun dynasty to keep control over the country. Stretching along the Pacific Coast from Edo (Tokyo) to Osaka, two to three weeks on foot, was always an adventure.
Join us on this unique tour for a taste of what these samurai experienced, our the 21st century version. We begin with 2 nights in Tokyo, then off by bullet train to Kyoto and Nara, just one of 3 on this tour. Next, onto Osaka, Hiroshima and Miyajima. We end in Hakata with a visit to the Reclining Buddha at Nanzoin Temple.
Your Japan-Land of the Samurai Spring Break 2019 tour #1 includes:
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Starting from $3,595 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 per person double occupancy
Starting from $4,195 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
3/16/19 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Air Lines flight 181 at 11:43 am and arrives in Narita at 4:10 pm, 03/17/19.
3/24/19 – Depart Fukuoka on Delta Air Lines flight 598 at 7:35 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:21 am (same day).
March 16-24, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $3,495 per person double or triple occupancy; $4,195 single occupancy
Reserve by September 1st-Save $50 per person
The samurai were a special class in Japanese society. These revered warriors were highly respected for their strict dedication to their craft, the immense discipline required of a samurai and their indomitable fighting spirit. To many they were heroes.
Although samurai do not have any official status in today’s modern Japan, descendants of samurai families still enjoy a high esteem among the Japanese population and have remained an iconic symbol of courage, power, and masculinity for over 700 years of Japanese warfare history.
Roads are an essential part of civilization. They help people travel and discover many different places. In Japan, during the Edo period the Tokaido Road (East Sea Road) was an important key artery for the ruling shogun dynasty to keep control over the country. Stretching along the Pacific Coast from Edo (Tokyo) to Osaka, two to three weeks on foot, was always an adventure.
Does the Tokaido Road and the travelling life of a samurai sound exciting? Join us on this unique tour for a taste of what these samurai experienced, our the 21st century version.
Your Japan-Land of the Samurai Spring School Break 2019 tour #2 includes:
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Starting from $3,495 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $4,195 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/16/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 1:30 pm and arrives in Kansai at 6:45 pm, 03/17/19.
03/24/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
March 20-29, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $3,795 per person triple occupancy; $3995 per person double occupancy and $4,195 single occupancy
Reserve by September 1st-Save $50 per person
The samurai were a special class in Japanese society. These revered warriors were highly respected for their strict dedication to their craft, the immense discipline required of a samurai and their indomitable fighting spirit. To many they were heroes.
Although samurai do not have any official status in today’s modern Japan, descendants of samurai families still enjoy a high esteem among the Japanese population and have remained an iconic symbol of courage, power, and masculinity for over 700 years of Japanese warfare history.
Roads are an essential part of civilization. They help people travel and discover many different places. In Japan, during the Edo period the TMkaidM (East Sea Road) was an important key artery for the ruling shogun dynasty to keep control over the country. Stretching along the Pacific Coast from Edo (Tokyo) to Osaka, two to three weeks on foot, was always an adventure.
A unique spring break tour that includes, history, culture, full days at the two most visited amusement parks in Japan, Universal Studios Japan and Tokyo Disneyland, best hotels in the heart of the city so that you can make the most of your free time.
Does the Tokaido Road and the travelling life of a samurai sound exciting? Join us on this unique tour for a taste of what these samurai experienced, our the 21st century version.
Your Japan-Land of the Samurai Spring Break 2019 tour #3 includes:
Not included in the tour:
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Starting from $3,795 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,995 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $4,695 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
3/20/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 1:30 pm and arrives in Kansai at 6:45 pm, 03/21/19.
3/29/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 8:40 am (same day).
March 17-24, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $3,195 per person double/triple occupancy; $3,695 single occupancy
Japan has a rich history that stretches back thousands of years and the country’s ancestors have left their imprint everywhere. It is a world apart – a cultural Galápagos where a unique civilization blossomed, and today thrives in delicious contrasts of traditional and modern. The Japanese spirit is strong, warm, and incredibly welcoming.
We begin in Fukuoka, on the northern tip of Kyushu Island, Japan’s most western happening city and gateway to the country. Set amid splendid natural diversity – bordered by mountains, flanked by sea, and dotted with hot springs – the metropolis is an exciting hub of modern city life. Rich with tradition and modern cultural attraction, contemporary art, architecture, shopping, and cuisine complement centuries’-old temples and shrines.
From here, we are off to Hiroshima with an onsen stay in Miyajima for the experience of seeing the Torii and shrine lit up at night. On to Kurashiki to visit the historical quarter, and then Kyoto, old Japan with its quiet temples, sublime gardens, and colorful shrines.
Much more, as we have included visits to both the Reclining Buddha at Nanzion Temple and the Great Buddha at Todaiji as well the ever-popular Nara Deer Park and a visit to the Iga Ninja Museum. More, you say..ok how about the Nabana no Sato Spring Illumination with over 8 million LED lights!
Our tour ends in Nagoya, the birthplace of Toyota and pachinko. With over two million inhabitants and Japan’s fourth most populated city, Nagoya has cosmopolitan aspects including some fantastic museums, significant temples, and excellent shopping. Nagoyans take pride in the unpretentious nature of their friendly, accessible city.
It’s a perfectly balanced tour offering history and culture combined with time to explore, shop, and enjoy Japan’s cuisine. Come, join us!
The Historical Japan Spring Break Tour #1-2019 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,195 per person double/triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/17/19 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Air Lines flight 599 at 11:43 am and arrives in Fukuoka at 5:50 pm, 3/18.
03/24/19 – Depart Nagoya on Delta Air Lines flight 612 at 9:40 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:51 am (same day).
March 17-24, 2019, escorted from Honolulu
From: $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,495 single occupancy
Japan has a rich history that stretches back thousands of years and the country’s ancestors have left their imprint everywhere. It is a world apart – a cultural Galapagos where a unique civilization blossomed, and today thrives in delicious contrasts of traditional and modern. The Japanese spirit is strong, warm, and incredibly welcoming.
We begin in Osaka, Japan’s third-largest city where things have always moved a bit faster, where people are a bit brasher and interactions are peppered with playful jabs – and locals take pride in this. Osaka packs more color than most cities with its dazzling neon and vivid storefronts. Above all, it is a city that is a city that loves to eat: it’s unofficial slogan is kuidaore (‘eat until you drop’). At night, Osaka shines as it seems that everyone is out for a good meal and a good time.
From here, we are off to Nara, Japan’s first permanent capital with its centerpiece, The Great Buddha at Todaiji Temple and Nara Deer Park, Next, Kyoto, old Japan with its quiet temples, sublime gardens, and colorful shrines.
Much more, as we have a visit to the Iga Ninja Museum and the Toba Aquarium, the largest in Japan with the most diverse collection of aquatic life, more than 30,000 aquatic animals from 1200 species. More, you say…how about an evening visit to Nabana no Sato Spring Illumination with over 8 million LED lights, and a ride on a steam locomotive on our visit to Mejimura Village.
Our tour ends in Nagoya, the birthplace of Toyota and pachinko. With over two million inhabitants and Japan’s fourth most populated city, Nagoya has cosmopolitan aspects including some fantastic museums, significant temples, and excellent shopping. Nagoyans take pride in the unpretentious nature of their friendly, accessible city.
It’s a perfectly balanced tour offering history and culture combined with time to explore, shop, and enjoy Japan’s cuisine. Come, join us!
The Historical Japan Spring Break Tour #1-2019 tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,995 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,495 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/17/19 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Air Lines flight 277 at 11:43 am and arrives in Kansai at 6:00 pm, 3/18.
03/24/19 – Depart Nagoya on Delta Air Lines flight 612 at 9:40 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:51 am (same day).
March 19-26, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $2495 per person double/triple occupancy; $2,795 single occupancy
Join us on this fun filled Kanto Spring Break Odyssey Tour as we travel to Japan’s Kanto region. Tokyo, a city that prides itself on constant renewal and reinvention; it seriously never gets old. It has everything you can ask of a city, and has it in spades: a rich, cosmopolitan dining scene, more cafes, and bars than you could visit in a lifetime, fantastic public transport, and grassy parks – plus it’s clean and safe. Really, what’s not to love?
Yet, this is just the beginning as we have included a day trip to Kamakura, The Old Capital in the East and home to the Great Buddha, and a full day at Tokyo Disneyland.
In Tokyo, it’s the very best of Tokyo’s sights including Ueno, Tsukiji Market, Asakusa, Meiji Shrine, Harajuku, and CUPNOODLES Museum in Yokohama, and Tokyo Tower to name a few. We also didn’t forget a full day at leisure so that you can sightsee on your own or shop til you drop at the Sunshine City Mall and area around the Ikebukuro Station.
Your Kanto Spring Break Odyssey Tour 2019- #2 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,495 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $2,795 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/19/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 1:55 pm and arrives in Narita at 7:00 pm, 3/20.
03/26/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 08:40 am (same day).
March 26-April 2, 2019 from Honolulu
From: $2,895 per person triple occupancy; $2995 per person double: $3,595 single occupancy
In the mountains, parks along riverfronts and city street, in school yards…
The search for the perfect cherry blossom has begun! Cherry blossom season is in full bloom now in the Kansai region of Japan!
The blossoming of the sakura trees reveals Japan at her most beautiful and the Kansai region offers some of the most breathtaking viewing spots in all the land.
Join us on this regional tour as we discover the best cherry blossom viewing spots along with free time for shopping and to enjoy the great cities of Kobe, Himeji, Osaka, Kyoto, and Nara. We have also included a free day in Osaka for serious shopping, a hands-on purse painting experience in Kyoto and a visit to one of the world’s largest aquarium, Kaiyukan.
Your Kansai Cherry Blossom Tour 2019 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $2,895 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $2,995 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $3,595 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule:
03/26/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 1:30 pm and arrives in Kansai at 6:45 pm, 3/27.
04/02/19 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:20 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 10:00 am (same day).
March 28- April 4th, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $2,795 per person double/triple occupancy; $3,195 single occupancy
Reserve by October 1st-Save $50 per person
Hanami literally means viewing flowers, and every year in the spring, Japan celebrates Hanami with the beautiful blooming cherry blossoms. The ritual of viewing and admiring the blossoms dates back over 1,000 years when aristocrats would enjoy the flowers and write poems based on their inspirations. Today, most people enjoy the view with an afternoon picnic. While there are beautiful blossoms all over the country, the Kanto region offers some of the greatest viewing spots.
Your Kanto Cherry Blossom Tour 2019 includes:
Not included in the tour:
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Starting from $2,795 per person double/triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,195 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/28/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 821 at 1:55 pm and arrives in Narita at 7:00 pm, 3/29.
04/04/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 09:00 am (same day).
March 28-April 4, 2019 from Honolulu
From: $3,195 per person double or triple occupancy; $3,695 single occupancy
Come, join us as we are off to the Chubu area of Central Japan, known as Shoryudo, the “dragon-rise” region. This region offers an amazing off-the-beaten-path adventure with plenty of opportunities to see flowers and seasonal beauty of all types. From castles and towns famed for their lovely cherry blossoms to the scenic seaside spots, this area offers some of the country’s most beautiful natural landscapes.
Located in the center of Japan’s largest island, Honshu, the region’s history was shaped by its strategic position between the great cities of Kyoto and Edo (Tokyo). It is crossed by the ancient highways of the Tokaido along the coast and the Nakasendo through the mountains to the north.
Our tour begins and ends in Nagoya, while known as the industrial heartland, the city offers many cosmopolitan aspects, some fantastic museums, notable temples, and excellent shopping areas that dot what was once an old castle town. Its unpretentious nature, blending the past, present and future makes for a very friendly city.
We have also included Ise, one of the most sacred places in Japan, surrounded by rich nature and home to the Ise-jingu Shrine and Inuyama, most famous for its small but beautiful castle, one of Japan’s oldest wooden castles in its original state. There’s also an evening at Gero Onsen Town, known for its hot springs that date to the 10th century. And then there is Takayama, known as “Little Kyoto” for a thoroughly old and authentic traditional Japanese village feel.
Your Chubu Cherry Blossom Tour 2019 includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,195 per person double or triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/28/19 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Air Lines flight 611 at 2:18 pm and arrives in Nagoya at 7:30 pm, 3/29.
04/04/19 – Depart Nagoya on Delta Air Lines flight 612 at 9:40 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:51 am (same day).
March 28-April 5, 2019 from Honolulu
From: $3,295 per person double/triple occupancy; $3,895 single occupancy
Reserve by October 1st-Save $50 per person
In the mountains, parks along riverfronts and city street, in school yards…..
From late March through the entire month of April, it’s the season of the cherry that tinges Japanese islands in delicate shades of pink. The blossoms that signal the end of winter and the arrival of spring have more than a symbolic presence in Japan’s floral culture.
A long, long time ago, the cherry tree was revered as a “dwelling of the gods”; when in full bloom, people offered sake and food to its splendor in exchange for a good harvest. Today every village, town and city let business-as-usual slide to indulge in days of hanami, flower viewing parties, with friends, family, and co-workers.
Of course, there’s far more to cherry blossoms. Join us on one of our most popular tour as we journey from Tokyo to Osaka. We have included the best of Tokyo along with visits to Mt. Fuji Area, Kyoto, Nara, and Osaka. There is a full free day in Osaka so that you can catch up on shopping.
It’s the perfect balance, sightseeing with free time for shopping. Leave room in your bag for those favorite omiyages!
Your Tokaido Cherry Blossom Tour 2019 includes:
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Starting from $3,295 per person double/triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,895 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/28/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 855 at 5:10 pm and arrives in Haneda at 10:05 pm, 3/29.
04/05/19 – Depart Kansai on Hawaiian Airlines flight 450 at 9:20 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 10:00 am (same day).
March 29-April 6, 2019 from Honolulu
From: $3,295 per person double/triple occupancy; $3,795 single occupancy
An Island- the smallest of the Japanese archipelago’s four main islands in Japan’s southwest. Shikoku is full of attractions found only here. Whether your first time or returning back-come enjoy Shikoku!
Shikoku is the birthplace of the most revered figure in Japanese Buddhism, the monk and teacher Kobo-Daishi, who brought a populist form of Buddhism to Japan from China in the 9th century. For hundreds of years, a 750-mile pilgrimage route has circled this mountainous island, connecting 88 separate temples and shrines that claim connection to Daishi, also known as the Great Master.
Yet this is not merely a place for passive soul-searching. A rugged and ancient Pacific Ocean coastline, gorgeous free-flowing rivers and mountain ranges all beckon to be explored firsthand. If the inner demons are restless, there’s also Takamatsu and Kōchi, attractive and youthful cities with excellent regional cuisine and all the trappings of ‘mainland’ modernity.
Join us on this truly unique cherry blossom tour of Shikoku and as well highlights of the Kansai region: Osaka, Hiroshima, and Miyajima Island.
Your Shikoku and Kansai Cherry Blossom Tour 2019 includes:
Not included in the tour:
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Starting from $3,295 per person double/triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,795 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
03/29/19 – Depart Honolulu on Delta Air Lines flight 277 at 12:19 pm and arrives in Kansai at 6:00 pm, 3/30.
04/06/19 – Depart Kansai on Delta Air Lines flight 278 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:26 am (same day).
April 10-19, 2019 – from Honolulu
From: $3,595 per person triple occupancy; $3,695 per person double occupancy; $4,395 single occupancy
Small Group Tours- Maximum 24 members!
Gorgeous festival floats color the town, along with the blooming cherry blossoms, and “karakuri” marionettes put on a breathtaking performance! Come along and experience this very special 2019 Takayama Spring Festival & Cherry Blossoms Tour.
Thought to be around 400 years old, the Takayama Festival is counted as one of the three most beautiful festivals in Japan. It is held every spring and autumn, and it shows-off what is great about the Hida region. The focal point and must-see attraction of the festival are the beautiful festival floats, which are products of the fabulous artisanship of the Hida masters. With elaborate, artistic ornaments, masterfully designed marionettes who exhibit incredibly dexterous movements, and clever contraptions for maneuvering them around town, the floats are really masterpieces in their own right! At nighttime, the floats are covered with lanterns, and the parade of these floats creates a beautiful fantasy world completely different from the daytime procession.
Yet, this is just the beginning as we have also included the very best of Osaka & Kyoto along with Shirakawago Village and Kanazawa. We end in Tokyo, Japan’s capital for 3 days to enjoy the very best of its sights including Tokyo Tower, Tsukiji Market, Ameyoko, Asakusa and a complete free day to shop and explore on your own.
This small group tour, no more than 24 members is a true delight and once you won’t want to miss out…
The Takayama Spring Festival & Cherry Blossom tour includes:
Not included in the tour:
Please note:
Starting from $3,595 per person triple occupancy.
Starting from $3,695 per person double occupancy.
Starting from $4,395 single occupancy.
Space is Limited!
Flight Schedule
4/10/19 – Depart Honolulu on Hawaiian Airlines flight 449 at 1:45 pm and arrives in Kansai at 6:45 pm, 4/11/19.
4/19/19 – Depart Narita on Hawaiian Airlines flight 822 at 9:00 pm and arrive in Honolulu at 9:00 am (same day).
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