Drift past floating villages, ancient temples, and emerald landscapes, staying in elegant lodges and refined riverboats.
Each journey is thoughtfully designed for unhurried discovery, meaningful connections, and unforgettable moments along this legendary river.
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
19 February 2027 | 21 Nights 
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
15 February 2027 | 17 Nights
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
07 February 2027 | 23 Nights
Cruise & Touring
20 February 2027 | 31 Nights
Cruise & Touring
23 February 2027 | 14 Nights
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
23 January 2027 | 24 Nights
Cruise & Touring
28 January 2027 | 19 Nights
Japan blends tradition and modernity, from Tokyo’s futuristic skyline and historic temples to Kyoto’s serene shrines and tea houses. Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park, Hokkaido’s landscapes and hot springs, Osaka’s food scene, Mount Fuji, and spring cherry blossoms together showcase the country’s enduring allure, worldwide appeal.
Tokyo, Japan’s vibrant capital, is a city where ultramodern innovation meets centuries-old tradition. Neon-lit skyscrapers rise beside peaceful shrines, and high-speed trains glide past tranquil gardens. From the electric energy of Shibuya Crossing to the refined elegance of the Imperial Palace grounds, Tokyo offers a dynamic contrast that fascinates visitors at every turn.
Osaka is Japan’s lively kitchen and a city known for its outgoing spirit and love of good food. Compared to Tokyo’s fast-paced sophistication, Osaka feels more relaxed and playful, with friendly locals and a strong sense of humor. The iconic Osaka Castle stands proudly at the heart of the city, surrounded by scenic parks that are especially beautiful during cherry blossom season.
Kyoto, once the imperial capital of Japan, is the cultural and spiritual heart of the country. With over a thousand temples, serene gardens, and traditional wooden townhouses, the city offers a peaceful contrast to Japan’s modern metropolises. Walking through Kyoto feels like stepping back in time, where ancient rituals and seasonal traditions are still deeply cherished.
Hiroshima is a thriving, bustling city surrounded by natural beauty. The Chugoku Mountains encircle the area, with rivers, valleys, plains, and basins creating a stunning landscape. The Peace Memorial Park and Museum serve as poignant reminders of the city’s tragic past, offering a space for reflection and remembrance. Just a short ferry ride away, Miyajima Island is home to one of Japan’s most alluring and ancient Buddhist and Shinto shrines, offering visitors a serene escape and a glimpse into the country’s spiritual heritage.
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