Autumn is the season worth flying to Japan for on its own: momiji maples and golden ginkgo trees, crystal-clear air, and Fuji, which shows itself to visitors far more willingly in autumn than in summer.
The route runs in a straight line — from Tokyo to Osaka, with no backtracking: the capital, the Oshino Hakkai ponds at the foot of Fuji, the temples of Kyoto, and the bamboo grove of Arashiyama.
Four excursions with a Russian-speaking guide are already included in the price — along with entrance tickets and trains along the route. And two free days can easily be turned into two additional trips.
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- Tour Type: Group Tour
- Duration: 8 days
- Program: 4 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
- Four excursions accompanied by a Russian-speaking guide — all entrance tickets already paid for
- Three lunches on excursion days
- Train tickets for all transfers along the route (standard class)
- Meet and greet: group transfers airport → hotel and hotel → airport
- Hotels along the route, breakfasts included
- Transport during all excursions
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
- Personal expenses
- Excursions not included in the main program
Why Choose This Tour?
A classic route in the best season. October, November, and early December are the season of momiji: maples blaze crimson, ginkgo trees turn gold, the air is clear, and the odds of seeing Fuji uncovered are noticeably higher than in summer.
A straight-line route. Arrival in Tokyo — departure from Osaka. No backtracking and no unnecessary transfers: each leg moves forward, from the capital to Fuji, from Fuji to Kyoto.
Four excursions already in the price. A Russian-speaking guide, entrance tickets, and trains along the route are included. The core program is arranged and paid for in advance — no hidden extra charges.
A seasonal program at Fuji. The Oshino Hakkai ponds, 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).
Freedom of choice. Two free days — in Tokyo and Kyoto — and three optional excursions to choose from: “Evening Tokyo,” “Traditions of Tokyo,” and “Nara — Osaka.” You set how deep the trip goes.