Kiyomizu Temple in Kyoto
Japan Revealed
13
DAYS
Japan - Osaka to Tokyo
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Japan Revealed is an exciting journey through
the brightly lit cities, the mountainous terrains
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1 Join Osaka - Arrival Transfer Included.
and paddy field plains, the spiritual temples, and
Japan - Osaka - Mt Koya - World Heritage Koyasan -
Welcome Dinner & Orientation Tour
the deep culture of this ancient nation. If you are
Overnight at Temple Lodge - Nara - Todaiji Temple -
Day 2 Koyasan - World Heritage Koyasan. Overnight at
a first timer or indeed a return visitor you will Giant Buddha - Nara Park - Kasuga Shrine - Kyoto -
Temple Lodge
see parts of Japan that would simply not be
Day 3 Kyoto via Nara - Todaiji Temple, Giant Buddha,
Gion Area with Geisha Expert – Sanjusangendo -
Kasuga Shrine, Nara Park. Evening Walking Tour of
possible to find on your own, without the
Kiyomizu Temple - Nijo Castle - Kyoto Tea Ceremony -
Gion with Geisha Expert
knowledge and language behind you.You will
Kanazawa - Kenrokuen Garden - Walking Tour Old
Day 4 Kyoto - Sanjusangendo, Kiyomizu Temple, Nijo
take part in various cultural activities such as Castle, Imperial Palace
Streets Kanazawa - Ryokan Stay - Gokayama - Japanese
Authentic Tea Ceremony, Soba Noodle Making,
Day 5 Kyoto - Free Day. Optional Day Trip to Hiroshima
Soba (Noodle) Making Demonstration - Japanese Paper
Rice Paper Making, and even stay in a Temple
& Miyajima Island
with the chance to meditate alongside the local
Making Demonstration - Shirakawago - Gassho Zukuri
Day 6 Kanazawa - Kenrokuen Garden,Walking City Tour.
Overnight at Ryokan
monks of Mt Koya and more. Places visited
Folklore Park - Takayama - Morning Market Visit - Yatai
Day 7 Gokayama - Japanese Soba (Noodle) Making,
include the neon metropolitan cities of Tokyo
Hall - Kusakabe Folkcraft Museum - Matsumoto Castle - Japanese Paper (Washi) Making. Shirakawago -
and Osaka, the ancient capitals of Kyoto and Hakone - Owakudani Ropeway - Ashino-ko Lake Cruise -
Gassho Folklore Park. Overnight Takayama
Nara, the spiritually rich Koyasan, the traditional
Day 8 Takayama - Morning Market,Yatai Kaikan Hall,
Mt Fuji - Souzan Cable Car - Hot Springs (Japanese Style)
Kusakabe Folkcraft Museum
Takayama, the timeless Gokayama and
- Tokyo -Tokyo Tower Observatory - Imperial Palace Day 9 Matsumoto - Matsumoto Castle
Shirakawago, the gardens of Kanazawa and the
Gardens - Roppongi Hills - Rainbow Bridge & Odaiba
Day 10 Hakone - Owakudani Ropeway,Ashino-ko Lake
deep valleys of Matsumoto. English is not widely
Cruise, Mt Fuji Views, Souzan Cable Car, Hakone
spoken in Japan, especially in the rural parts, and
Town, Hot Springs (Japanese Style)
Day 11 Bullet Train to Tokyo.Tokyo Tower Observatory,Tea
so our inclusion of a tour buddy will enhance
Ceremony at Happoen Garden
the opportunities to meet with locals and join in
Departure Dates - REF:ASJ2
Day 12 Tokyo - Imperial Palace Plaza, Sumida River Cruise,
the Japanese way of life along the way.
Start Finish 2009 23 Aug 09 04 Sep 09
Asakusa Kannon Temple, Nakamise Shopping
Osaka Tokyo 12 Apr 09 24 Apr 09 27 Sep 09 09 Oct 09
Street. Free Afternoon
2008 17 May 09 29 May 09 25 Oct 09 06 Nov 09 Day 13 Tokyo - Tour ends after Breakfast
19 Oct 08 31 Oct 08 21 Jun 09 03 Jul 09 06 Dec 09 18 Dec 09
30 Nov 08 12 Dec 08 26 Jul 09 07 Aug 09 Accommodation - Transport
• Hotels - 9 Nights,Temple Lodge - 1 Night,
Ryokan - 2 Nights
• Local Train, Bullet Train, Private Vehicle, Cable Car, Boat,
What's Included and on Foot
• 12 Breakfasts, 1 Lunch, 6 Dinners
• All Activities and Entrance Fees as per Itinerary
Grade
• Fully Escorted Tour - English Speaking Tour Buddy
Easy - suitable for anyone with an average level of fitness
• Mt Fuji Day Trip
and mobility
• Tokyo & Kyoto Sightseeing
• Tea Ceremony • Arrival Transfer
Maximum Group Size
• Koyasan & Shirakawago World Heritage Site
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• Ryokan & Temple Stays
• Japanese Soba (Noodle) Making, Japanese Paper (Washi) Detailed Itinerary - Click hereUIforward
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