Splendours of Japan
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Experience Overview
Embrace the timeless tradition and modern spirit of Japan’s iconic sites, from the neon skyline of Tokyo to the foodie hotspot of Osaka. Relax in the soothing hot springs of Kotohira, spend the night in a traditional ryokan and contemplate world peace in Hiroshima. The Activity Level of this tour is Dynamic, meaning this journey features 4+ miles of walking on some days and may involve steep hills.
Highlights
Dining Summary
- 12 Breakfast (B)
- 4 Lunch (L)
- 6 Dinner (D)
Must-see Highlights
- Explore Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Kanazawa
- Visit the Sensō-ji Temple, Tokyo Skytree, Mt. Fuji 5th Station, Kinkaku-ji Temple, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Sanjusangendo Hall in Kyoto, the Water Temple on Awaji Island, Zentsuji Temple, Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island, Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum and Osaka Castle
- View Mt. Fuji
- See the traditional Gassho-zukuri houses in Gokayama and the beautiful gardens of Kenrokuen in Kanazawa
How You'll Travel
- Selected hotel dinners plus a locally hosted meal
Iconic Experience
- Tokyo: Explore Tokyo’s oldest temple, Sensoji, in the historic Asakusa district. Wander through Nakamise Arcade, lined with traditional treats and crafts, before arriving at the main hall, a symbol of faith, resilience and local spirit.
- Tokyo: Rise above the skyline at Tokyo Skytree, the tallest structure in Japan. From its observation deck, you’ll take in panoramic views of the city, from Mount Fuji to Tokyo Bay. It’s a modern marvel and an unforgettable moment that will leave you awestruck.
- Ginza: With the guidance of your professional sushi chef, make your own selection of sushi specialties. Afterwards enjoy the fruits of your labor with a delicious lunch.
- Tokyo: Visit the Tokyo National Museum to browse collections of Japanese art and archaeological objects.
- Mt Fuji: Admire the stunning countryside at Mt. Fuji 5th Station.
- Takayama: Sample Japanese sake during a walking tour in the Edo-style streets of Takayama Old Town.
- Gokayama: Take some time to admire the peaceful mountain village of Gokayama. Discover their unique homes that have been built without the use of nails and their sloped thatched roofs.
- Kanazawa: Learn about the delicacy of the 16th-century craft gold leaf painting with your Local Specialist.
- Kanazawa: Step back in time at the Nomura Samurai House, once home to a respected warrior family. Explore its gardens, traditional architecture and treasured artifacts. You’ll learn about samurai life and honor in feudal Japan with a rare glimpse into the elegance of Edo-period craftsmanship.
- Kyoto: Admire the beautiful golden pavilion of Kinkakuji Temple.
- Kotohira: Bask in the breath-taking views as we visit Kotohiragu Shrine.
- Hiroshima: Admire the islands of the Seto Inland Sea as you travel across the Shimanami Kaido Expressway.
- Hiroshima: Spend some time admiring the majestic Itsukushima Shrine.
- Hiroshima: Discover the rich history when you visit the Peace Memorial Museum and Park.
- Hiroshima: Sample the famous Hiroshima style okonomiyaki.
- Osaka: Discover another side of Osaka in Dotonbori, a lively entertainment district known for its theaters and street food. You’ll walk the main strip before turning into Hōzenji Yokocho, a stone-paved alley lined with traditional eateries leading to a small temple where locals splash water over a moss-covered statue for good luck. You may also wish to pause at one of the nearby street stalls to try takoyaki — Osaka’s famous octopus snack, said to have originated here.
- Osaka Castle: Visit Osaka Castle, built by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a powerful samurai leader who unified Japan for the first time in 1590.
MAKE TRAVEL MATTER®
- Gokayama: Help support a local business with a visit to a washi paper workshop. You'll watch the family at work and test your paper-making skills for yourself. Your experience directly supports United Nations Sustainable Development Goal 11: Sustainable Cities and Communities.
Be My Guest
- Kyoto: Meet Nakamura Family for a kaiseki lunch at a traditional Japanese Restaurant near Kyoto and learn about local customs.
Trafalgar Difference
- Kyoto: Enjoy genuine Japanese hospitality at a traditional ryokan in the mountain hot springs village of Kotohira.
Trip Details
Product Code: 19202
Tour Type: Group Tour
Accommodation: Deluxe
Transport: Private
Guide Language: English
Travel Styles:
Explorer, Budget
Tour Operator:
Trafalgar (CA)
Supplier Code: 177.886A
Starts: Tokyo, Japan
Finishes: Osaka, Japan
Duration: 13 days
Departures: Guaranteed
Physical Rating:
Easy
Includes
Whats Included
- An expert Travel Director and professional Driver
- Cherry-picked hotels, all tried and trusted
- All porterage and restaurant gratuities
- All hotel tips, charges and local taxes
- Breakfast daily and up to half of your evening meals
- Must-see sightseeing
- Audio headsets for flexible sightseeing
- Luxury air-conditioned coach with Wi-Fi in most countries or alternative transportation (such as rail journeys)
- Optional Experiences and free time
- On occasion, hotels of similar standard and location may be utilized.
Price
Price per person: (Double Occupancy) CAD $11025 ($848 /day)
Itinerary
Your in-depth exploration of Japan begins in Tokyo. On arrival at Narita or Haneda Airport, take a shuttle bus transfer to your centrally located hotel, where you’ll join your Travel Director and fellow guests for a drink and local appetizers.
Accommodation: New Otani Garden Tower
Begin your city tour in Asakusa, Tokyo’s historic entertainment district, where you’ll encounter the Sensoji Buddhist Temple, one of the city’s most colorful and popular temples. Founded in 628 and rebuilt many times over the centuries, Sensoji is Tokyo’s oldest temple site. Next, stroll down Nakamise Street and immerse yourself in the sights and sounds of Shitamachi (downtown Tokyo), admiring the wooden dolls, colorful chiyogami (origami paper) and traditional Japanese sweets. Ascend Tokyo Skytree, the world’s tallest free-standing broadcasting tower, for panoramic views of the city skyline. End the day with a stroll around Ginza, Tokyo’s famous shopping district or join an Optional Experience to explore Shinjuku by night with your Travel Director.
Accommodation: New Otani Garden Tower
Meals: Breakfast
Start your day at the Imperial Palace Plaza, where you’ll view the two bridges leading to the palace’s inner grounds. Walk through the East Gardens, a peaceful space once part of the original Edo Castle. At the Tokyo National Museum, take time to browse the country’s oldest collection of Japanese art. Then, join a sushi chef to learn how to prepare this iconic dish. Head into the Fuji Five Lakes District and look out for Mt. Fuji dominating the horizon. In the small village of Oshino Hakkai, discover eight clear spring‑fed ponds—registered as a component of the Mount Fuji UNESCO World Heritage site—and see how snowmelt from Mt. Fuji supports rural life in this scenic part of Japan.
Accommodation: Fuji Marriott Yamanakako
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Journey up Mt. Fuji by road to the 5th Station, sitting 2,300 m (7,546 ft) above sea level. From here, take in sweeping views over Lake Kawaguchiko and the surrounding peaks before traveling through the scenic landscapes of the Japanese Alps to Takayama, a hillside town known for its traditional streets and mountain setting. Tonight, settle into your hotel where you’ll sit down to dinner together.
Accommodation: Associa Takayama Resort
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Immerse yourself in tradition as you walk through the Edo-style streets of Takayama's Old Town. Indulge a lunch of Japanese Hida-gyu – beef from a black-haired Japanese cattle breed, renowned as one of the finest quality varieties of beef. Journey back in time this afternoon during a visit to the peaceful UNESCO-listed Gokayama, a mountain village set amidst five valleys. Admire the unique construction of the local Gassho-zukuri wooden houses that have been built without the use of nails with steeply sloped thatched roofs to prevent snow from building up on them. Meet with a local family in one of these houses. Observe local artisans making washi paper and try your hand at making your own. Make a difference to the sustainability of this small business during MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience. Stay overnight in Kanazawa.
Accommodation: Kanazawa Tokyu
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Join a Local Specialist this morning to learn about gold leaf painting, a delicate craft practised in Japan since the 16th century. Continue to Kenroku-en, one of Japan’s most celebrated gardens, shaped over more than 100 years with ponds, bridges and planted landscapes. Here, you may choose an Optional Experience to try on a traditional kimono for a photo in the garden. Later, explore Omicho Market, where seafood stalls reflect Kanazawa’s coastal setting, before stepping into the Nagamachi District to see preserved samurai houses and visit Nomura House.
Accommodation: Kanazawa Tokyu
Meals: Breakfast
Board an express train to Kyoto, Japan’s cultural capital. Begin your visit with a walking tour through the Gion district, known for its wooden machiya townhouses and long-standing geisha traditions. Then visit the UNESCO-listed Kinkakuji Temple. Set in peaceful gardens beside a reflective pond, this Zen temple is best known for the Kinkaku, or Golden Pavilion — once a 14th-century villa and now one of Kyoto’s most recognizable landmarks.
Accommodation: Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto
Meals: Breakfast
The blazing orange torii gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine guide your path through the forest, up into the mountains and to a sacred site that has heard prayers for prosperity and happiness since the 8th century. Continue to Sanjusangen-do Hall and admire the intricate detail of its 1,001 statues of the “thousand-handed” goddesses of mercy. Later, Connect with Locals at a traditional restaurant on your Be My Guest experience. Learn about local Japanese customs from your hosts over a shared meal. This evening, enjoy dinner with your Travel Director and fellow travelers.
Accommodation: Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
This morning, leave Japan’s main island Honshu behind as you cross the world’s largest suspension bridge over the Seto Inland Sea to Awaji Island. Enjoy free time for lunch, then take a walk around Yumebutai, a complex of buildings built on the side of the mountain. One of the most striking features is the ‘100 Stepped Garden’ — a group of 100 flowerbeds in small square gardens arranged in grids across several levels on an incline. Visit the Water Temple and admire the reflection of the surrounding mountains, rice paddies and bamboo groves as you descend the steps to the Buddhist temple beneath its still waters. Journey to the small mountain hot springs village of Kotohira, where tonight's accommodation is one of Trafalgar's Stays With Stories - a traditional Japanese ryokan. You'll have time this evening to climb the steps adjacent to the hotel to visit Kotohira-gu Shrine and enjoy breathtaking views of the countryside. Later, perhaps unwind with a relaxing soak in the onsen (hot spring) bath at the hotel.
Accommodation: Kotohira Grand Sakuranosho Ryokan
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
This morning visit the Zentsuji Temple, the birthplace of one of the most revered figures of Japanese Buddhism, the high priest Kobo Daishi. It is the 75th temple on the 88-temple Shikoku Pilgrimage, a spiritual journey covering approximately 1,200 kilometers, traditionally completed on foot over 60 days. Today, many pilgrims undertake the route, though modern methods includes cars, taxis, buses, bicycles and motorcycles. Continue to Ōshima Island and stop at a local restaurant for lunch. Then, drive to Hiroshima via the scenic Setouchi Shimanami Kaido Expressway, a 60-kilometer highway that links the islands of the Seto Inland Sea with nine individual bridges. Check into your hotel for a relaxing evening.
Accommodation: Rihga Royal
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Travel by ferry to the sacred Miyajima Island, where you’ll see the UNESCO-listed Itsukushima Shrine and admire its iconic torii gate, which stands majestically in the sea. After some free time for lunch and to explore the island’s spiritual sanctuaries, return to Hiroshima for a visit to the Peace Memorial Park and Museum. Imagine the devastation and horror that followed the world’s first atomic explosion in 1945 as you see the UNESCO-listed Peace Memorial, the only structure left standing in the area, now a powerful symbol of hope for world peace. This evening, indulge in Hiroshima-style okonomiyaki, a savory pancake made with egg, cabbage, soba noodles, and meat, seafood or cheese, grilled in layers on a hot plate.
Accommodation: Rihga Royal
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Board the high-speed bullet train to Osaka this morning and enjoy some free time for lunch and shopping in the Dotonbori Street area. Visit Osaka Castle, a historic landmark that played a major role in the unification of Japan during the 16th century. This evening, join your Travel Director and fellow guests for dinner at a local restaurant, celebrating the memories made during your journey.
Accommodation: Sheraton Miyako
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Your encounter with Japan’s age-old traditions and modern cityscapes comes to an end, take a transfer by airport shuttle service to Kansai International Airport or Osaka Itami Airport for your onward flight.
Meals: Breakfast
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Reviews
Anonymous - Traveled, October 2024
Terrible Experience with Trafalgar's Guest Services Our experience with Trafalgar's Guest Services was extremely disappointing. We contacted them during our tour with urgent concerns, and it took days for them to respond. When they finally did, their answer was dismissive-they told us we'd have to wait until after the trip for any resolution. This left us feeling helpless and unheard while still on the tour. After the trip, we reached out again hoping for some accountability, but instead received a detailed response that completely brushed off all of our concerns. They offered no remedy or compensation for the issues we raised, despite how much we paid for the tour (the only thing they offered was a discount on a future tour, which given our experience, was meaningless because we don't plan to take another Trafalgar tour in the future). It was clear that they were not interested in making things right. We expected better service from a company like Trafalgar, and this experience left us frustrated and dissatisfied. I would not recommend relying on their guest services for any meaningful support. Avoid Trafalgar's Splendors of Japan with Hiroshima Tour! I strongly advise against booking Trafalgar's Splendors of Japan with Hiroshima tour. While our guide was professional, they spoke to us like we were children, which quickly became condescending and frustrating. The itinerary was poorly planned, with way too much time spent on the bus and not nearly enough time at the actual attractions. Despite the sweltering heat, there were no adjustments made to accommodate the weather, leaving us uncomfortable and exhausted. The hotels were outdated, and no precautions were taken to ensure guests' health, which was especially concerning during a group tour (the majority of the guests ended up getting sick during the tour). The experience felt far too touristy and staged rather than authentic, making it a huge letdown for anyone hoping to truly experience Japan. Group meals were also disappointing-unimaginative and lacking local flair. Considering the price, this tour is not worth it. Between the rushed schedule, uninspired itinerary, and lack of concern for guests' comfort and health, it was a major disappointment. I would recommend looking elsewhere if you want a meaningful, well-organized trip to Japan.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 10/14/2024
Jeffrey Keith - Traveled, October 2024
Highly recommend the 13 day journey. Interesting "experiences" such as making your own sushi, kimono dress 10 course Japanese dinner, many interesting parks, Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples. Excellent hotels. If you can find a tour hosted by tour director ***********, book it. She's a gem.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 10/14/2024
Trusted Customer - Traveled, October 2024
This tour gives you a taste of Japan. Would have liked one more day in Tokyo, with visits to Shibuya and Shinjuku areas. This itinerary gives you a taste of Japan. Would have liked a visit to Shibuya and Shinjuku areas.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 10/14/2024
Trusted Customer - Traveled, July 2024
A lot of filler excursions -water tower, Saki tasting, etc. Guide was very punctual and got us where we needed to be Not in depth on English so she was hard to converse with or ask questions to. Most hotels really nice but was one too small for two people. Not the accommodations promised. Out of 10,I would give the whole experience a 7.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 07/15/2024
Trusted Customer - Traveled, July 2024
It is impossible to get someone on the phone with any authority to solve problems. It was very boring. Nothing exciting. Long bus rides with no diversity. No walks. This was good if you only wanted to hit a lot of places with no depth. 2 hotels you could not even walked outside. You were in the middle of nowhere. When you asked about choices in the group dinner you were given non. And not told what exactly was for dinner or lunch. The guide was very vague. When we stop at bus stop everyone thought we had another hour more before we reached the lunch spot. So most of us got ice cream, then we got back on the bus and 15 minutes later was lunch. No one had a clue. This was almost every day there was misunderstanding and nothing was explained.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 07/15/2024
Irene Bashir - Traveled, July 2024
Great service and attention to all details. The tour was so much fun and informative. We would never have been able to see or do as much on our own. It was so nice not to have to worry about details, luggage, check-ins or where to eat. Our tour director, Kazuko Watanabe, was very knowledgeable and tended to every detail. She explained Japanese customs and culture with reverence and sometimes with funny anecdotes. Kazuko went out of her way to make sure that the day's plans and schedule were understood and to answer all questions. She wanted to make sure that we all enjoyed ourselves and even stood in line and watched over our luggage on our way to the airport so that we could eat our boxed breakfast in the hotel lobby. We really felt a bond with her by the end of our tour and will miss her.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 07/15/2024
Trusted Customer - Traveled, October 2024
Our experience: 1. No signs in the hotel in Tokyo for our welcome meeting. 2. Wrong to call it day one when the meeting starts 8 pm and did not really inform us about anything. 3. The tour took us to Ginza for shopping before opening hours. Everything closed. The shops didn't open before we left. 4. When Trafalgar arranged lunch and dinner they were put on the same day instead of spreading them out.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 11/09/2024
Janet Di Prinzio - Traveled, October 2024
Horrible transportation options to the airport once the tour ended. I think better lunch and dinner restaurants is appropriate for the cost of this tour. I was disappointed on several of the lunch and dinner meals provided. Rest stops were our lunches were held, at travelers expense.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 11/08/2024
Peter Matthews - Traveled, October 2024
Very well organized trip with good venues. Great variety of venues. Excellent courier, made a big difference. Very good group of people from lots of different countries. Good accommodation and food.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 11/02/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, October 2024
Felt it was too long but the 9 day did not include Hiroshima, which is a must see. Tour included too many temples and shrines. I did not enjoy the included lunch or dinners as it was do it yourself cooking and not in "good" places. Some places looked too" run down" and not clean for a Japanese establishment, known for cleanliness. Tour though was well organized, always on time. Tour Director was very knowledgeable, polite, always facilitated us in any request, and learnt everyone's names which would have been difficult for her, but this made it more personal.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 11/02/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, October 2024
The accommodations were terrible. The food included was discussing. There were too many shrines.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 11/01/2024
Hendrik Viljoen - Traveled, October 2024
Hi. Was a good trip and having a local guide helped a lot. The trip went to some great destinations. Hotels on average were good. The tour included a number of local meals, some self cooked, that was a positive. Only one drink included on the first night, with no wine for my wife, that was very stingy, given how cheap Japan is. (Was in Tokyo for 3 days before the tour and took a 7 day private tour in Korea for the same daily per person cost as your tour, all drinks included) No rotation on the bus, some people always rushed to take the front seats. Time allocation was not always optimal, however, that is likely to be person dependent.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 10/24/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, October 2024
Our tour director, Hiroko, was amazing!!!! She not only made everything seamless, she did all the tour guiding. She was a wealth of knowledge. One night after the Trafalgar itinerary was done, we wanted to go out and just mentioned to Hiroko where we were planning to go, she not only told us what subway train to take/platform, she walked us to it and showed us how to buy our tickets and read the map, figure out the cost, etc. To say she exceeded any expectations is an understatement. She delivered on the itinerary with unfailing enthusiasm and professionalism. It was one of the best trips we have ever taken. We believe we saw the best of every place we visited in Japan! The itinerary has a variety of activities from seeing temples and shrines, Mount Fuji, visiting a Samurai house, experiencing modern and traditional Japanese culture. It has a lot of activity, but there are periods of rest for those needing it.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 10/14/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, September 2024
I have been a repeat customer of Trafalgar for years and have some amazing tour directors who made the trip outstanding. This was my worst experience. Prior to the trip beginning, I received no contact information as a welcoming email. I reached out to trafalgar US and was told this was not necessary as I had my itinerary. If I needed further information contact trafalgar Europe, which I did. They informed me that if I needed assistance just call them upon arrival. Our first night meeting tour director, informed us she doesn't work overtime. This trip was listed as dynamic activity, our first full day in Tokyo we were back in hotel by 230 left to our own devices. We had no local specialists on this tour. We were taken to Kanazawa at 930 in morning after gold leaf painting for 45 min when none of shops were open. We were rushed through fish market with no time to look as this was our hour lunch break. Others on tour had complained to local offices about not having a contact number for tour director in case of emergency and they were pulled aside advised it was her personal phone and if we needed assistance contact hotel front desk staff. We asked for more interaction on trip like teaching us common phrases and instead of actually speaking to us they were printed on paper and passed out. Each day we received numerous copies of unreadable maps instead of actual suggestions on where to go or history of town. Itinerary was filled with lots of filler activities with a country as diverse as Japan there could have been a lot more included. There was also a kimono activity that was removed from our optional experiences with no explanation. I had also registered in my special events that I was celebrating birthday. There were others on trip who were as well and she lumped them all together at beginning of trip, which I was not included in. I brought this to her attention and was told she doesn't have this information that she would need to contact trafalgar. We were taken to an out door barbecue on a day that it was 95 degrees to cook meat over open fire because we were told there wasn't many restaurants in area post Covid. Huge lack of effort on the part of tour director in leading this group. There was another trip running concurrently to ours that had an outgoing and extrovert tour guide who was all smiles, extremely disappointed in value of trip for the money that was paid.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 09/15/2024
Douglas Jarrett - Traveled, September 2024
Transportation was excellent. Drivers were excellent. Most of the hotels were excellent. A few had too small of rooms. Our tour guide was very good except for moving too fast. The itinerary was fine, too many shrines. I wanted to see Japan, not what seemed to be a monument to every Tom and Harry monk. Too many shopping centers. No one liked the fish market. I guess it was just the overwhelming smell. Our tour guide talked too much about architects and didn't seem to care how far behind her tour group was spread out. We'd get slowed in crowds or at crosswalk lights and she just kept zooming down the street. Organized, definitely. Timed everything out, absolutely. Sometimes so we had difficulty seeing what we can to Japan for.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 09/15/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, September 2024
Well organized. But too many shrines and temples!! Apart from breakfasts not a lot of Western food available. Too many shrines and temples!! Except for breakfasts not enough availability of western food. Well organized with very good tour leader. Very good coachs and drivers.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 09/15/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, August 2024
Helpful, lovely people and highly informative. Great tour highly recommended.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 08/16/2024
Susan Dillon - Traveled, August 2024
Great! Fabulous itinerary. Fabulous! Hotel in Kyoto could be better.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 08/16/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, July 2024
Yama our guide made everything run perfectly. In the middle of the year it is very hot & humid, pick another time if you can. An excellent tour with Yama in a beautiful country. Would be better if you did not pick to go in late June & July when it was very hot & humid.
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 07/15/2024
Anonymous - Traveled, July 2024
Trafalgar is a first class travel experience that is interactive, celebrates the locale, and makes traveling easy! Ako was a wonderful guide through Japan. We made origami cranes on the bus, she taught us songs, and was unflappable as she led us through busy sites and train stations. We had lots of time on our own, while seeing the major sites at each stop. Trafalgar trips are the best!
Source: Tour operator Submitted: 07/15/2024
