
Duration
? Nights
Price
Price on request
A considered introduction to Japan that balances Tokyo’s precision with the contemplative rhythm of Kyoto and Hakone. End on Naoshima for the country’s most considered contemporary-art island. Private guides and a dedicated bilingual driver throughout.

Private temple access at dawn
Ryokan night in Hakone
Contemporary art on Naoshima
Kaiseki dinner with a Michelin-starred chef
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A considered introduction to Japan that balances Tokyo’s precision with the contemplative rhythm of Kyoto and Hakone. End on Naoshima for the country’s most considered contemporary-art island. Private guides and a dedicated bilingual driver throughout.
Aman Tokyo with private Tsukiji breakfast and Roppongi gallery walks.
Onsen ryokan night with Mt Fuji views.
Private tea ceremony, dawn temple visits, and a kaiseki dinner with a Michelin-starred chef.
Tadao Ando architecture, the Chichu Museum, and quiet seaside walks.
Late March through mid-April in Tokyo and Kyoto, with the wave moving northward.
Soft cases recommended — Japan’s rail system is best with luggage you can forward via takkyubin.
Vegetarian options exist but are limited in traditional ryokan. Advise your advisor of restrictions at booking.