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TeamLab Tokyo
Best for
Couples, Culture Seekers
Duration
10N/11D
Season
March–May, October–November
Difficulty
Easy
Vibe
Cultural, Heritage
A Tibro Journey
Ten nights from Tokyo's digital-art rooms to the old west. TeamLab and the Sky Tree, Fuji, then Hiroshima and the floating torii of Miyajima before Kyoto, Nara and Kobe.
Amazing Japan Tokyo to Osaka is a 10N/11D heritage & culture journey through Japan. Highlights include Tokyo 3D TeamLab & Sky Tree, Mt Fuji & Hakone, Hiroshima Peace Park.
Signature Moments
Three Mornings You'll Remember
No. 01
Tokyo 3D TeamLab & Sky Tree
Tokyo 3D TeamLab & Sky Tree
No. 02
Mt Fuji & Hakone
Mt Fuji & Hakone
No. 03
Hiroshima Peace Park
Hiroshima Peace Park
No. 01
Tokyo 3D TeamLab & Sky Tree
Tokyo 3D TeamLab & Sky Tree
No. 02
Mt Fuji & Hakone
Mt Fuji & Hakone
No. 03
Hiroshima Peace Park
Hiroshima Peace Park
Day by Day
10N/11D, in order
Day 1
Tokyo - Narita Airport Arrival Private Transfer
Welcome to Japan! Upon your arrival at Narita or Haneda International Airport, a dedicated driver would be ready to greet you. You would enjoy a stress-free, private transfer directly to your hotel in Tokyo. This private, one-way service ensures a comfortable start to your Tokyo journey. We wish you a memorable stay in Tokyo!
Day 2
Full Day Tokyo Sightseeing Tour Visit
Venture into the heart of Tokyo on a fully-guided tour, encompassing iconic landmarks and local culture. Your day would unfold amid Tokyo's vibrant backdrop, showcasing its intricate blend of traditional elegance and modern charm:
Day 3
Full Day Team Lab, Tokyo Sky Tree
A full day at TeamLab in Tokyo, combined with a visit to Tokyo Skytree, promises a blend of art, technology, and breathtaking views. Start your day at TeamLab Planets, where immersive digital art installations allow you to interact with stunning visuals in a mesmerizing environment. Afterward, head to Tokyo Skytree, one of the tallest structures in the world. Ascend to the observation decks for panoramic views of Tokyo and beyond. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji in the distance, making it a perfect spot for photos.
Day 4
Free Day at Leisure
Today the day is free at leisure. Overnight stay at Tokyo Hotel.
Day 5
Proceed for Mt Fuji & Hakone Tour
Discover Mt. Fuji and Hakone on this guided day trip from Tokyo. Climb Mt. Fuji, take a refreshing cruise on Lake Ashi, and admire views of the stunning Owakudani valley on a cable car ride
Day 6
Hakone – Hiroshima By Train
Checkout & transfer to Hakone Station to board bullet train for Hiroshima Upon Arrival Hiroshima Station you will get private transfer to hotel. Check in and relax.
Day 7
Miyajima Island Sightseeng Tour
Breakfast at the hotel. Today proceed for full day Miyajima Island & Itsukushima Shrine Tour. A tour of Miyajima Island and Itsukushima Shrine is a captivating experience that showcases Japan's natural beauty and rich cultural heritage. Witness the torii gate at high tide, appearing to float on the water, creating a magical sight that’s perfect for photos. This tour offers a harmonious blend of nature, spirituality, and Japanese culture, making it a memorable addition to your travels. Overnight stay at hotel in Osaka.
Day 8
Full Day Kyoto & Nara Sightseeing Tour
After Breakfast at the hotel. Embark on a captivating Kyoto and Nara sightseeing tour, beginning in Kyoto, Japan’s cultural heart. Visit the stunning Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, with its serene gardens reflecting in the pond. Explore the historic Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, where towering stalks create a tranquil atmosphere. Next, head to the Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, famous for its thousands of vermillion torii gates winding up the mountain. Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the traditional streets of Gion, where you might spot a geisha. Travel to Nara, home to the impressive Todai-ji Temple, housing a giant Buddha statue. Wander through Nara Park, where friendly deer roam freely, welcoming visitors. Visit the Kasuga-taisha Shrine, known for its numerous stone and bronze lanterns.
Day 9
Half Day Kobe Sightseeing Tour
Kobe is a vibrant port city in Japan known for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, delicious Kobe beef, and stunning views of the surrounding mountains and harbor.
Day 10
Full Day Osaka Sightseeing Tour Osaka
Discover Japan’s second-largest city as you embark on a walking tour through Osaka., visit the highlights of the city including the Dotombori District, Osaka Castle, Shitenno-Ji Temple, Shinsekai, and Koromon Market. Free time for shopping at Shinsaibashi
Day 11
Departure
Where You'll Stay
Hand-Picked Hotels
Tokyo
Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa // Hotel Grand Nikko Daiba
Hiroshima
Rihga Royal Hotel // Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima Class
Osaka
Rihga Royal Hotel Osaka // Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka Class
Tokyo
Grand Prince Hotel Takanawa // Hotel Grand Nikko Daiba
Hiroshima
Rihga Royal Hotel // Grand Prince Hotel Hiroshima Class
Osaka
Rihga Royal Hotel Osaka // Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka Class
Honestly
Things most travel sites won't tell you.
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.
- №1
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.
- №2
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.
- №3
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
What's Included
Included
- 04 Nights’ Accommodation in Tokyo
- 02 Nights’ Accommodation in Hiroshima
- 04 Nights Accommodation in Osaka
- Accommodations On Twin / Dbl Sharing Basis With Daily Breakfast Except On Day 1
- Accommodations On Twin / Dbl Sharing Basis With Daily Breakfast
Not Included
- 5% Government Service Tax is applicable addition on the total invoice.
- 20% Tax Collected at Source (TCS) – claimable
- PCR Test unless mentioned
Plan Your Timing
When to Go
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.
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