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Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes surrounding Japan’s tallest mountain, Mount Fuji, on a guided tour. Admire tranquil lakes, uncover its history and geology, and learn of its folklore.
Immerse yourself in the serene landscapes surrounding Mount Fuji, on a guided tour. Admire tranquil lakes, uncover its history, and learn of its folklore.
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
17 February 2027 | 26 Nights 
Experience the enchanting beauty of Japan’s sprawling landscapes, awash in delicate pink and white blooms during spring, and delight in the country’s many festivals and magical celebrations of Hanami.
Experience the enchanting beauty of Japan, awash in delicate blooms of spring, and delight in the country’s many festivals celebrations of Hanami.
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
17 February 2027 | 26 Nights
From slow and scenic journeys through ancient landscapes to high-speed bullet trains across the country, experience the jewels of Japan by a series of memorable rail journeys.
From slow and scenic journeys to high-speed bullet trains, experience the jewels of Japan by a series of memorable rail journeys.
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
17 February 2027 | 26 Nights
Admire the kaleidoscopic shades of pink, magenta, and white that blanket Japan’s welcoming parks and tranquil gardens with the arrival of autumnal Cosmos flowers.
Admire kaleidoscopic shades of pink, magenta, and white as autumn cosmos flowers blanket Japan’s parks and gardens.
Cruise & Rail + Cruise & Touring
17 February 2027 | 26 Nights
March to May
Spring is one of the most celebrated times of the year in Japan. Locals and visitors alike gather under the trees to enjoy hanami with picnics and parties that mark the joyful arrival of spring. It’s also the perfect time to immerse yourself in energetic local festival including Takayama and Kanda Matsuri as well as delightful in traditional tea ceremonies.
June to August
Summer in Japan is warm and humid, with temperatures often reaching around 24°C. Long, sun-drenched days unfurl to balmy evenings filled with centuries-old festivals and dazzling fireworks displays. It’s an ideal time for outdoor adventure – whether hiking alpine trails, kayaking tranquil rivers, or rafting along dramatic coastlines.
September to November
Autumn brings a rich palette of colours and cultural celebrations. Cosmos flowers bloom from September to October, painting parks, gardens, and roadsides in soft shades of pink, white, and red. Often called the “season of the arts,” this time of year is perfect for immersing yourself in traditional festivals like the Harvest Festival, as well as contemporary exhibitions in galleries throughout the country.
December to February
Winter in Japan offers a captivating mix of climates. In the north, pristine snowscapes create a magical setting for skiing, snowmobiling, and snowshoeing, while the southern regions enjoy a milder atmosphere. Highlights include atmospheric snow festivals, steaming outdoor onsens, and the serene beauty of Japan’s winter landscapes.
Japan’s cuisine is a true culinary treasure, offering an endless variety of flavours and experiences. Renowned worldwide for its exquisite dining, Japan strikes a perfect balance between Michelin-starred elegance and humble street food. From Tokyo’s iconic sushi and street food favourites like Ikayaki (grilled squid) to the delicate art of sukiyaki with marbled beef at Asakusa Imahan, every bite tells a story. For a culinary adventure, visit Isetan Shinjuku’s food hall, where you can sample a wide array of dishes at eat-in counters and tasting bars.
A shopper’s paradise, every corner of Japan offers something unique and exciting. From sleek, cutting-edge technology to colourful anime merchandise, traditional crafts, and luxury fashion, Japan’s shopping scene is as diverse as it is vibrant. Tokyo stands out with its bustling shopping districts, from the energy of Shinjuku, lined with department stores and entertainment hubs, to the more serene, historically rich Nihonbashi, where you’ll find a mix of traditional products and regional foods.
Japan offers a range of unique experiences that are unlike anywhere else. From watching a sumo wrestling match to visiting quirky maid cafés and manga cafés, the country thrives on the unexpected. Experience the art of tea ceremonies, explore traditional geisha culture in Kyoto, or immerse yourself in the colourful world of Harajuku fashion. For something truly unique, try onsen bathing or staying in a capsule hotel for a futuristic twist on accommodation.
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.
Japan’s dynamic capital is a vibrant metropolis where ancient traditions meet modern innovation. Skyscrapers rise above neon-lit streets, while historic temples like Senso-ji stand as quiet testaments to the city’s rich heritage. Districts like Akihabara and Shibuya pulse with high-tech energy, offering endless entertainment, shopping, and fashion. Tokyo’s culinary scene, ranging from street-side vendors to Michelin-starred restaurants, is a true art form.
Osaka, Japan’s vibrant heartland, is a city that pulses with energy and a unique cultural flair. Known as “Japan’s Kitchen,” it’s a haven for food enthusiasts, offering delectable street eats like takoyaki and okonomiyaki, as well as upscale dining experiences. The iconic Osaka Castle, with its grandeur and history, stands as a symbol of the city’s heritage. Dotonbori’s neon lights and entertainment district, alongside the serene Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, paint a vivid contrast in experiences, while Osaka’s warm and welcoming locals add to its charm.
Discover Kyōto, where tradition and culture thrive. Known for its stunning temples, shrines, and traditional tea houses, Kyōto offers a glimpse into Japan’s rich history. Visitors can explore the iconic Fushimi Inari Shrine, stroll through the serene Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, and admire the beauty of Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion. The city is also famous for its beautiful gardens, seasonal festivals, and exquisite cuisine, making it an unmissable destination for cultural enthusiasts.
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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