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Ancient traditions, modern cities and mountain landscapes

Japan Tours & Activities

Start with Tokyo tours, continue to Kyoto tours for temples and traditional districts, then explore Osaka tours for street food, nightlife and Kansai day trips.

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Japan destinations

One country, countless journeys

Tradition and modern life share the same streets.

Japan moves effortlessly between quiet shrine paths, high-speed rail, mountain scenery and vast city districts. Each stop reveals its own food culture, architecture and rhythm, making a multi-city journey especially rewarding.

✓ Historic temples and shrines✓ Modern city culture✓ Regional food traditions✓ Mountains, gardens and hot springs

Follow your curiosity

Ways to explore Japan

Choose a destination by the kind of experience you want most.

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City energy

Explore Shibuya, city viewpoints, markets, food tours and cultural experiences across Tokyo’s distinct neighbourhoods.

Explore Tokyo tours →
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Temples & heritage

Walk through Fushimi Inari, temple districts, traditional neighbourhoods and peaceful gardens across Kyoto.

Explore Kyoto tours →
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Food & nightlife

Discover Dotonbori, street-food tours, illuminated canals and Osaka’s lively evening culture.

Explore Osaka tours →
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Nature & hot springs

Slow the pace beside mountain lakes, traditional hot springs and viewpoints looking towards Mount Fuji.

Explore Hakone →

Useful basics

Japan at a glance

CurrencyJapanese yen (JPY)
LanguageJapanese. English signage is common on major transport networks and in many visitor areas, but a few useful Japanese phrases are valuable.
Getting aroundRail is the easiest way to connect the main cities. Subways, local trains and buses cover urban areas, while reserved seats can be useful on longer journeys.
Best forTemples, food, modern city culture, gardens, mountain scenery, hot springs, museums, anime and seasonal landscapes.
ClimateJapan has four distinct seasons and conditions vary from north to south. Spring blossom and autumn colour are popular, while summer can be hot and humid.

Helpful answers

Japan FAQs

Useful guidance before choosing your cities and experiences.

Where should first-time visitors begin?

Tokyo and Kyoto provide a strong introduction to modern city life and historic Japan. Osaka is an easy addition, while Hiroshima, Nara, Hakone or Mount Fuji can extend the journey.

How long should I spend in Japan?

Ten to fourteen days works well for Tokyo, Kyoto and one or two additional destinations. Allow two or three weeks for a broader journey without rushing between cities.

When is the best time to visit?

Spring and autumn are especially popular for blossom and seasonal colour. Winter suits snow and hot-spring trips, while summer brings festivals alongside hotter, more humid weather.

Do I need to book experiences in advance?

Reserve popular attractions, guided experiences and accommodation early during blossom season, autumn weekends and Japanese holiday periods. Check long-distance rail options before travelling.

Next in our destination series

Start with Tokyo, then build your route through Kyoto and Osaka for Japan’s strongest mix of city life, temples and food.

Explore Tokyo →