Ten days — and Japan opens up entirely: the neon of the capital, spring-fed ponds beneath Mt. Fuji, the temples of Kyoto, the bamboo of Arashiyama, and the torii of Itsukushima rising straight out of the water.
Autumn was chosen deliberately: maples ablaze with momiji color and golden ginkgo trees, crystal-clear air, and Fuji, which shows itself to visitors far more willingly at this time of year than in summer.
Five excursions with a Russian-speaking guide are already included in the price — along with entrance tickets and trains along the route. And three free days let everyone shape the trip to their own taste.
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- Tour Type: Group Tour
- Duration: 10 days
- Program: 5 excursions
- Meals: Breakfasts, 3 lunches
- Transportation: Airport – Hotel – Airport Transfers
- Difficulty: Easy
- Best Season: Autumn
- Accommodation: 2★ / 3★ / 4★ Hotels
Upcoming Tour Dates
What’s Included:
- Visa support
- Five excursions accompanied by a Russian-speaking guide — all entrance tickets already paid for
- Three lunches on excursion days
- Train tickets for transfers included in the program
- Meet and greet: group transfers airport → hotel and hotel → airport
- Hotels along the route, breakfasts included
What’s Not Included:
- Medical insurance
- City accommodation tax: 100–200 yen (about $1–2) per guest per night — paid in cash at hotel check-in
- Resort fee for using the hot springs (onsen): 150 yen (about $1.5) per guest per day, paid in cash at check-in
- Round-trip flights to Japan
- Trip cancellation insurance
- Excursions beyond the main program and personal expenses
- Meals not explicitly stated in the program
Why Choose This Tour?
The full picture of the country. Tokyo, Fuji, Kyoto, Arashiyama, Hiroshima, and Miyajima — in ten days the route gathers everything people travel to Japan for the first time to see, and does it without rushing.
Autumn as the main character. October and November are the season of momiji: maples blaze crimson, ginkgo trees turn gold, the air is clear, and the chances of seeing Fuji uncovered are noticeably higher than in the summer months.
Five excursions already in the price. The guide, entrance tickets, and trains for the program are paid for in advance. The core of the route is already arranged — no extra payments needed on-site for it.
A seasonal program at Fuji. The spring-fed ponds of Oshino Hakkai, a UNESCO World Heritage site — and, depending on your arrival date, either the Momiji maple corridor (in November) or Oishi Park with views of the lake and the mountain (in October and December).
Three days with no schedule. Two free days in Tokyo and one in Kyoto — plus three optional excursions to choose from: “Evening Tokyo,” “Traditions of Tokyo,” and “Nara — Osaka.” You decide how packed the trip should be.