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Couples, First-timers
Duration
10N/11D
Season
March–May, October–November
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cosmopolitan, Urban










10N/11D, 6 cities, From ₹4,40,960
per person, twin sharing
A Tibro Journey
Ten nights that turn inland. Tokyo and Disneyland, Fuji from Hakone, then up to Nagano's mountains and the snow-monkey country before Kyoto, Nara and Osaka.
Amazing Japan 10 Nights is a 10N/11D city & cosmopolitan journey through Japan. Highlights include Tokyo Disneyland, Mt Fuji & Hakone, Kyoto Sagano Romantic Train.
Signature Moments

No. 01
Tokyo Disneyland

No. 02
Mt Fuji & Hakone

No. 03
Kyoto Sagano Romantic Train

No. 01
Tokyo Disneyland

No. 02
Mt Fuji & Hakone

No. 03
Kyoto Sagano Romantic Train
Day by Day

Day 1
Welcome to Japan! Upon arrival at Narita International Airport (NRT) in Tokyo, you will be greeted by our English-speaking driver, who will assist with your private transfer to the hotel. Check-in is available from 16:00 hrs, and guests will complete the process on their own. The rest of the day is free for leisure, allowing you to explore Tokyo at your own pace, whether it's discovering local cuisine, visiting nearby attractions, or simply relaxing at the hotel. Overnight stay at Tokyo Hotel.

Day 2
After breakfast, embark on a full-day Tokyo tour, starting with a visit to the Imperial Palace and East Garden, followed by the historic Asakusa Temple and the bustling Nakamise Street. Enjoy a 40-minute Sumida River Cruise from Asakusa to Hinode, then explore Odaiba, home to the iconic Statue of Liberty. After lunch at your own expense, drive across the scenic Rainbow Bridge and visit the Tokyo Sky Tree (350m observation deck) for breathtaking city views. Conclude the tour with an immersive experience at Tokyo 3D TeamLab before stopping for dinner at your own expense. Overnight stay at hotel in Tokyo.

Day 3
After enjoying a delicious and relaxing breakfast at the hotel, you will be greeted by our friendly driver, who will escort you to one of Japan’s most iconic destinations. Tokyo Disneyland. This world-renowned theme park is a magical escape that brings beloved Disney stories to life through dazzling attractions, immersive themed lands, and heartwarming entertainment for visitors of all ages. Upon arrival, step into a world of wonder as you explore the park’s uniquely themed zones, including Adventureland, Fantasyland, Tomorrowland, and Western land. Each offering its own atmosphere, rides, and unforgettable experiences. Whether you're soaring through space-on-Space Mountain, setting sail with pirates in Pirates of the Caribbean, or reliving fairytales in Cinderella’s Castle, there’s something enchanting around every corner. Overnight stay at hotel in Tokyo.

Day 4
After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, complete the check-out process and meet our driver in the lobby for an exciting full-day Mt. Fuji & Hakone tour. Your journey begins with a visit to Mt. Fuji’s 5th Station (weather permitting), where you can take in breathtaking views of Japan’s most iconic mountain and explore the surrounding shrines and souvenir shops. Afterward, enjoy lunch at a restaurant of your choice before continuing to Hakone, a region famous for its natural beauty and hot springs. Start with a ride on the Hakone Ropeway, traveling from Owakudani Valley to Togendai. Along the way, witness steaming volcanic vents and panoramic views of the Hakone mountains. Next, embark on a scenic Lake Ashi Cruise, sailing from Togendai to Hakone Machi, offering picturesque views of the lake with Mt. Fuji in the background. Proceed to Hakone and check in at the hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Hakone.

Day 5
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to Gotemba Premium Outlets for a half-day shopping experience. Known as the largest outlet mall in Japan, Gotemba offers a wide selection of international and Japanese brands at attractive discounts, all set against the stunning backdrop of Mount Fuji. Following your shopping spree, meet our driver at the designated exit point and begin your surface transfer to Nagano. The journey will take approximately 4 hours through scenic landscapes and peaceful countryside. Upon arrival in Nagano, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in. The rest of the evening is at your leisure to relax and unwind. Overnight stay at hotel in Nagano.

Day 6
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed for sightseeing in Nagano. Begin your day with a visit to the renowned Jigokudani Snow Monkey Park, where you can observe the famous wild Japanese macaques bathing in natural hot springs. A truly unique and memorable experience. For those seeking relaxation, you may choose to recharge in a traditional onsen (hot spring) nearby (entry charges to be paid directly by the guest). Afterward, enjoy lunch at your own convenience at one of the local eateries. Post-lunch, continue your journey with a transfer to Nagoya, where you will board a bullet train to Kyoto. Upon arrival in Kyoto, transfer to your hotel on your own. Taxis are readily available and relatively economical for this short trip. Check in to your hotel and relax for the day. Overnight stay at hotel in Kyoto.

Day 7
After breakfast at the hotel, meet our driver and guide for a full-day Kyoto tour. Start with a visit to Kiyomizu- dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site offering stunning city views. Capture a memorable photo of the Yasaka Pagoda before strolling through the charming Higashiyama District, known for its traditional streets and tea houses. Next, explore the Ninja & Samurai Museum, where you’ll learn about Japan’s legendary warriors. Walk along the peaceful Philosopher’s Path, a scenic trail lined with cherry trees, and continue to the historic Gion District, Kyoto’s famous geisha area. Visit Nijo Castle, a magnificent shogunate palace known for its beautiful gardens and unique “nightingale floors.” After sightseeing, proceed back to your hotel with a stop for dinner at your own expense. Finally, return to the hotel for a restful night. Overnight stay at Hotel in Kyoto.

Day 8
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed for a full-day excursion to Nara and Kyoto. Begin your sightseeing in Nara with a visit to the historic Todaiji Temple, home to one of Japan’s largest bronze Buddha statues. Continue to the nearby Nara Deer Park, where you can interact with the friendly, free-roaming deer that symbolize the city’s heritage. Enjoy lunch at your own convenience at one of the local restaurants in the area. After lunch, head to Kyoto and visit the iconic Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its panoramic views of the city. Then, explore the vibrant Nishiki Market, often referred to as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” where you’ll find a wide variety of local delicacies, snacks, and traditional crafts. Following your Kyoto visit, proceed to Osaka. Upon arrival, you will be transferred to your hotel for check-in. Overnight stay at Hotel in Osaka.

Day 9
After breakfast, meet our driver and set out for a full-day sightseeing tour of Osaka. Begin with a visit to the historic Osaka Castle, a symbol of the city’s rich heritage. Next, admire breathtaking city views from the Umeda Sky Building and enjoy a ride on the Ferris Wheel for a panoramic experience. Continue to the fascinating Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, one of Japan’s largest aquariums, home to a diverse range of marine life. Stroll through the lively Dotonbori Street, famous for its neon lights, entertainment, and delicious street food. Conclude the day with shopping at Shinsaibashi, Osaka’s premier shopping district. After a fulfilling day of exploration, transfer back to the hotel. Overnight stay at Hotel in Osaka.

Day 10
Breakfast at the hotel. Today is free for leisure and self-exploration in Osaka, a vibrant city known for its dynamic street culture, world-class shopping, and mouthwatering cuisine. You may choose to explore popular districts such as Dotonbori, famous for its neon lights and local street food, or visit Shinsaibashi, Osaka’s premier shopping area filled with boutiques and flagship stores. Overnight stay at hotel in Osaka.

Day 11
After enjoying breakfast at the hotel, complete the check-out process and prepare for your departure. Our driver will meet you at the hotel at the scheduled time for a comfortable private transfer to the airport. Upon arrival, proceed with check-in and boarding formalities for your onward journey. Safe travels! ***END OF THE TOUR **** Note: This just a quote and no bookings have been made. Cost is subject to availability.
Where You'll Stay

Tokyo

Hakone

Nagano

Kyoto

Osaka

Tokyo

Hakone

Nagano

Kyoto

Osaka
Honestly
On-the-ground details your designer wishes every guest knew before they landed.
Things to Look Out For
The Japan Rail Pass maths
If your trip runs Tokyo–Kyoto–Osaka and back, a 7-day JR Pass usually pays for itself in two bullet-train legs. But it must be bought before you land, and it doesn't cover the fastest Nozomi shinkansen. Reserve seats at the station the morning you travel; the green-car upgrade is worth it on the longer runs.
Carry cash, and coins
Japan still runs on cash far more than its reputation suggests. Temples, small restaurants, and the vending machines that line every street want yen, not cards. The 7-Eleven ATMs take foreign cards reliably when bank ones won't. Keep a coin purse; the 500-yen coin is worth more than most notes back home.
Shoes, silence, and slurping
Shoes come off at the threshold of homes, temples, and many restaurants. Wear socks without holes. Trains are near-silent; phone calls draw stares. And the one place to be loud is over a bowl of ramen, where slurping is not rude but expected. It cools the noodles and tells the cook you mean it.
The Japan Rail Pass maths
If your trip runs Tokyo–Kyoto–Osaka and back, a 7-day JR Pass usually pays for itself in two bullet-train legs. But it must be bought before you land, and it doesn't cover the fastest Nozomi shinkansen. Reserve seats at the station the morning you travel; the green-car upgrade is worth it on the longer runs.
Carry cash, and coins
Japan still runs on cash far more than its reputation suggests. Temples, small restaurants, and the vending machines that line every street want yen, not cards. The 7-Eleven ATMs take foreign cards reliably when bank ones won't. Keep a coin purse; the 500-yen coin is worth more than most notes back home.
Shoes, silence, and slurping
Shoes come off at the threshold of homes, temples, and many restaurants. Wear socks without holes. Trains are near-silent; phone calls draw stares. And the one place to be loud is over a bowl of ramen, where slurping is not rude but expected. It cools the noodles and tells the cook you mean it.
The Details
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Plan Your Timing
Japan rewards the shoulder seasons. Late March to May brings the cherry blossom moving north. Kyoto and Tokyo peak around the first week of April. Followed by warm, clear weeks into May. October and November turn the maples of Kyoto and Nikko deep red, the country's other great colour season. July and August are hot and humid, with a rainy spell in June and typhoons possible into September; the deep winter is cold and clear, fine for the ski country but quiet in the cities.
Your Memoir
Vol. 5, A Tibro memoir, printed on archival paper, shipped after you return.

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