Individual Tour
Day Trips & Excursions, Culture & History, City Life
Starting at
£573.00per traveler




On this trip you organize the journey between the individual locations on your own; transfers are not included.
Japan is known for its efficient and punctual public transportation, especially its extensive railway network. You can choose between single tickets and the Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass) depending on your itinerary.
For short trips or specific routes, you can buy single train tickets in several ways:
- Ticket Machines: Stations have machines with an English language option. Select your destination and pay with cash or an IC card.
- IC Cards: Cards like Suica and Pasmo can be preloaded and used for metro, trains, and buses. They are convenient for short rides and can be purchased at vending machines or kiosks.
- Online Booking: Some trains, such as the Shinkansen, allow online ticket reservations via official Japan Rail websites.
For tourists traveling extensively by train, the JR Pass can be a cost-effective option. This pass allows unlimited travel on most JR trains, including Shinkansen (high-speed trains), for 7, 14, or 21 days.
- Where to Buy? The JR Pass must be purchased online in advance and activated at a JR exchange office in Japan.
- Usage: The pass is valid for JR trains, some buses, and ferries, but not for metro or private railways.
Dive into Japan's fascinating contrasts – from orderly Tokyo to historic Kyoto and vibrant Osaka. Enjoy authentic experiences like traditional tea ceremonies and Zen meditation in ancient temples. The majestic Mount Fuji and UNESCO World Heritage site Nikko reveal Japan's natural splendor. Discover the perfect balance between age-old traditions and modern dynamics, while local culinary arts and sake tastings immerse you in Japanese culture.
5h 34min
Days 5 - 8
1h 1min
Days 8 - 11
Starting from
£349.00
Suggested things do to whilst staying in Tokyo
* Stroll at the Hamarikyu Garden
* Head over to Asakusa - home of the grand temple of Senso-Ji
* Visit a traditional tea ceremony
* Visit Nikko
* Taste fresh fish at the Tsukji Fish Market in Tsukushima
Suggested things to do whilst staying in Kyoto
* Enjoy a leisure walk through Gion, where you may get a glimpse of Geisha
* Use the efficient Kyoto's subway to visit the Grand Nijo Castle, Kinkakuji (the location of many films
* Go out of town to visit Nara, Japan's former capital for 74 years during the 8th century
Suggested things to do whilst staying in Osaka
* Visit Osaka Castle, surrounded by an impressive park
* Visit Shitennō-ji Temple, Japan's oldest Buddist temple
* Head over to Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, one of the oldest shrines in Japan
* Visit the beating heart of Osaka: Dōtonbori & Namba neighborhoods
* Climb the Umeda Sky Building and enjoy beautiful views over Osaka