We also offer multiple day tours for those who like the experience Japan thoroughly by a private van,
which makes your Japan trip much easier and more comfortable!
Everything is customizable so you can choose the destinations you'd like to travel to, type of accommodations
you'd like to stay, number of days you'd like to spend, etc.
You may refer to the following sample itinerary for a 11 day road trip.
You can simply follow this sample itinerary or fine tune it to make it more suitable,
or even create something totally different to make a completely customized/personalized itinerary just for you!

[Sample Itinerary]

Day 1	Arrival into Tokyo
Day 1	You will be escorted by your guide and be transferred straight into your hotel in Tokyo by a private vehicle. Check in and spend your time at leisure.

[Stay in Tokyo]

Day 2	Tokyo City Tour 1
You will be met by your private guide in your hotel lobby and go straight to the Harajuku area, where the tradition, modern and young trend all exist in one place. Stop for lunch on the way to the Imperial Palace Garden, former seat of the Tokugawa Shogunate, that turned into a peaceful strolling garden right in the middle of the city. In the afternoon, explore the Shinjuku area, one of the biggest urban hubs in the city to see the cityscapre from the observation deck, beautiful presentation of delicious foods and walk throught tne bar district where reminicent of the 1950 Tokyo, before being dropped off at your hotel.

Day 2

Tokyo City Tour 1

You will be met by your private guide in your hotel lobby
and go straight to the Harajuku area, where the tradition,
modern and young trend all exist in one place.
Stop for lunch on the way to the Imperial Palace Garden,
former seat of the Tokugawa Shogunate, that turned into
a peaceful strolling garden right in the middle of the city.
In the afternoon, explore the Shinjuku area, one of the
biggest urban hubs in the city to see the cityscapre from
the observation deck, beautiful presentation of delicious
foods and walk throught tne bar district where reminicent
of the 1950 Tokyo, before being dropped off at your hotel.

[Stay in Tokyo]

Day 3	Tokyo City Tour 2
After being picked up at your hotel, we go to the Tsukiji Fish Market (Old market) and walk through the alleys lined by stalls, shops and restaurants selling not only foods but also anything related to food. Continue on to the Asakusa area, where you see Tokyo's oldest temple and explore its traditional neighborhood. After lunch, attend the HONDA's corporate headquarter to see the robot called 'ASIMO' to enjoy the performance the robot made by the Japan's reputable car manufacturer.

Day 3

Tokyo City Tour 2

After being picked up at your hotel, we go to the Tsukiji
Fish Market (Old market) and walk through the alleys
lined by stalls, shops and restaurants selling not only
foods but also anything related to food.
Continue on to the Asakusa area, where you see Tokyo's
oldest temple and explore its traditional neighborhood.
After lunch, attend the HONDA's corporate headquarter
to see the robot called 'ASIMO' to enjoy the performance
the robot made by the Japan's reputable car manufacturer.

[Stay in Tokyo]

Day 4	Hakone Tour
After checking out your hotel and bring your stuff all out with you, hop on a private vechile to set out for a long road trip! Driving for a couple of hours to reach the Hakone area, famous as a hot spring resort in the midst of the mountains and a nice view of Mt. Fuji in the distance. Upon arrival, visit a small village where the local handcraft originated from, stop at an ancient tea house along the ancient highway, hop on a cruise ship to enjoy its surrounding view as you cruise across the lake and ride a ropeway to see the geothermal activities in the Mt. Hakone, a sole volcano in Hakone that provides the area with some medicinal hot spring water. In the afternoon, drive to the Mt. Fuji Five Lakes Distirct, the area dotted with five lakes at the base of Mt. Fuji for an overnight accommodation.

Day 4

Hakone Tour

After checking out your hotel and bring your stuff all out
with you, hop on a private vechile to set out for a long
road trip!
Driving for a couple of hours to reach the Hakone area,
famous as a hot spring resort in the midst of the mountains
and a nice view of Mt. Fuji in the distance.
Upon arrival, visit a small village where the local handcraft
originated from, stop at an ancient tea house along the
ancient highway, hop on a cruise ship to enjoy its
surrounding view as you cruise across the lake and ride
a ropeway to see the geothermal activities in the
Mt. Hakone, a sole volcano in Hakone that provides the
area with some medicinal hot spring water.
In the afternoon, drive to the Mt. Fuji Five Lakes Distirct,
the area dotted with five lakes at the base of Mt. Fuji for an
overnight accommodation.

[Stay in the Mt. Fuji Five Lakes District]

Day 5	Mt. Fuji Five Lakes District & Matsumoto Tour
Your guide will take you to some of the lakes, vista points to get a nice view of Mt. Fuji before headed to Matsumoto. Upon arrival into Matsumoto, ave a lunch break and enjoy eating the delicious 'soba' (buckwheat) noodle, specialty in the area (Optional). After lunch, explore the Matsumoto Castle, one of the five castles designated as the National Treasure and continue our way to our final destination of the day, Takayama.

Day 5

Mt. Fuji Five Lakes District & Matsumoto Tour

Your guide will take you to some of the lakes, vista points
to get a nice view of Mt. Fuji before headed to Matsumoto.
Upon arrival into Matsumoto, ave a lunch break and enjoy
eating the delicious 'soba' (buckwheat) noodle, specialty in
the area (Optional).
After lunch, explore the Matsumoto Castle, one of the five
castles designated as the National Treasure and continue
our way to our final destination of the day, Takayama.

[Stay in Takayama]

Day 6	Takayama, Shirakawago & Gokayama Tour
Takayama is a city where the beautifully preserved old townscape still remains and known for its highly skilled craftsmanship since the 16th Century. Enjoy the morning markets held at two venues and continue to stroll through its highlight, the 'Old town'. In the afternoon, visit the Shirakawago and Gokayama, both of which are the UNESCO's World Heritage sites characterized by its high pitched, thatched roof houses scattering in each village. Finally drive to Kanazawa for your accommodation where you stay for two nights.

Day 6

Takayama, Shirakawago & Gokayama Tour

Takayama is a city where the beautifully preserved
old townscape still remains and known for its highly
skilled craftsmanship since the 16th Century.
Enjoy the morning markets held at two venues and
continue to stroll through its highlight, the 'Old town'.
In the afternoon, visit the Shirakawago and Gokayama,
both of which are the UNESCO's World Heritage sites
characterized by its high pitched, thatched roof houses
scattering in each village.
Finally drive to Kanazawa for your accommodation
where you stay for two nights.

[Stay in Kanazawa]

Day 7	Kanazawa Tour
Kanazawa, the former seat of the Maeda clan, the second most powerful local lord in the country ruling the area, being proud of its beautiful tradition and culture. First, stroll through the Kenrokuen Garden, one of three most famous landscape gardens in the country, followed by a visit to the Kanazawa castle ruin and the museum that displays the 36 traditional local handcrafts in Kanazawa. Stop for lunch at the Omicho market, a large market in the middle of the city selling fresh fish, fruits and vegetable that are grown locally. After lunch, we visit a couple of tea house districts, where geisha performs at some hidden restaurants at night. We visit one of the residences of former samurai in the samurai district before we finish the day.

Day 7

Kanazawa Tour

Kanazawa, the former seat of the Maeda clan, the second
most powerful local lord in the country ruling the area,
being proud of its beautiful tradition and culture.
First, stroll through the Kenrokuen Garden, one of three
most famous landscape gardens in the country, followed
by a visit to the Kanazawa castle ruin and the museum
that displays the 36 traditional local handcrafts in Kanazawa.
Stop for lunch at the Omicho market, a large market
in the middle of the city selling fresh fish, fruits and
vegetable that are grown locally.
After lunch, we visit a couple of tea house districts,
where geisha performs at some hidden restaurants at
night.
We visit one of the residences of former samurai in the
samurai district before we finish the day.

[Stay in Kanazawa]

Day 8	Kyoto Tour 1
Day 8	We have a long drive to reach Kyoto this morning and have a lunch break en route. Once we arrive at the Saga/Arashiyama districts in Kyoto, walk through the traditional neighborhood and make optional stops at temples and/or one of the finest villa-cum gardens built by a famous Japanease movie star in the 60's before you walk through the beautiful bamboo groves. You stay at the same accommodations for three nights in a row.

[Stay in Kyoto]

Day 9	Kyoto Tour 2
You start your day with a visit to one of the Kyoto's must-see sites, the Kinkaku-ji temple (the 'Golden Pavillion'), a temple originally built as a retirement villa for the former Shogun in the late 14th century covered by the gold leaf. We continue to visit the Kyoto Imperial Palace, the former residence of the Imperial family from the late 8th century to the mid-19th century. After lunch, we drive to the Higashiyama district, one of the most popular districts with important temples, shrines and streets in it including the Kiyomizu-dera temple, Sannenzaka St. and Ninenzaka St. and eventually we reach Gion, the traditional night life district in Kyoto where you still have a chance to spot some Geisha at night if you are lucky.

Day 9

Kyoto Tour 2

You start your day with a visit to one of the Kyoto's
must-see sites, the Kinkaku-ji temple (the 'Golden
Pavillion'), a temple originally built as a retirement villa
for the former Shogun in the late 14th century covered
by the gold leaf.
We continue to visit the Kyoto Imperial Palace, the former
residence of the Imperial family from the late 8th century
to the mid-19th century.
After lunch, we drive to the Higashiyama district, one of
the most popular districts with important temples, shrines
and streets in it including the Kiyomizu-dera temple,
Sannenzaka St. and Ninenzaka St. and eventually we
reach Gion, the traditional night life district in Kyoto where
you still have a chance to spot some Geisha at night if
you are lucky.

[Stay in Kyoto]

Day 10	Nara Tour
You make a day trip to Nara today, former capital city that served as the political center of Japan and the Imperial family's residence from 710AD to 784AD. We make a stop at the Fushimi Inari shrine, mother shrine of all Inari shrines dedicated to the God of harvest and business, characterized by its more than 10,000 torii gates (Shinto shrine gate) that lead all the way up to the top of Mt. Inari. Then, move on to the central Nara, walk through the sprawling Nara park and visit the Kofuku-ji temple, Todai-ji temple to meet the biggest Buddha statue in the country and Kasuga Taisha shrine, founded in the early 8th century to pray for the prosperity of the capital and nation.

Day 10

Nara Tour

You make a day trip to Nara today, former capital city
that served as the political center of Japan and the
Imperial family's residence from 710AD to 784AD.
We make a stop at the Fushimi Inari shrine, mother
shrine of all Inari shrines dedicated to the God of harvest
and business, characterized by its more than 10,000
torii gates (Shinto shrine gate) that lead all the way up
to the top of Mt. Inari.
Then, move on to the central Nara, walk through the
sprawling Nara park and visit the Kofuku-ji temple,
Todai-ji temple to meet the biggest Buddha statue
in the country and Kasuga Taisha shrine, founded in
the early 8th century to pray for the prosperity of the
capital and nation.

[Stay in Kyoto]

Day 11	Departure from Japan
Day 11	You'll enjoy your last moment in Japan by walking through your nieghborhood on your own, or simply do nothing and spend your time at leisure. You'll be picked up later on today and transferred to the Kansai International airport by a private vehicle to conclude your Japan trip.

**For accommodations, we'll arrange the accommodations of your choice that match your preference and budget once the itinerary is fixed. And we ask our customers to cover that of your guide's, which is usually minimal and it's usually 30-50% of what you pay for each accommodation.
Tour fee	Starting from JPY543,000 per party (Up to 8 people)
*What's included ?	Greeting service at the airport, everyday door-to-door transportation by a private van, all the travel expenses (Including gas, parking fees and highway toll), private guide in English and insurance
*What's NOT included ?	Accommodation fees, meals, entrance fees and anything you purchased for your own purposes

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