FromAUD $7,815
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Duration
13 days
Trip code
TRKT-3913
Operator
Tweet Tours
Overview
Experience an authentic local insight and discover the major highlights and hidden gems of Japan with our expertly crafted school trip itinerary. Our journey takes you on a cultural adventure, exploring unique Japanese traditions such as Zen culture at temples, tea ceremonies, sushi-making classes, and even traditional music performances during a special kaiseki dinner with geishas.
Travelling in comfort from city to city on the iconic Shinkansen bullet train and private vehicles, our itinerary plunges you into the cultural metropolises of Tokyo and Osaka, where you'll experience the hustle and bustle of city life. You'll also visit the iconic Mt. Fuji, explore the mountainous Takayama, and relax in the tranquil Kanazawa and ancient Kyoto.
Our journey culminates in a visit to the emotional Peace Park in Hiroshima, where you can pay your respects to those affected by the atomic bomb, before being dazzled by the neon lights of Osaka. Join us for a Japan trip like no other, where you can immerse yourself in the unique and fascinating culture of Japan. Book with Tweet World Travel for an unforgettable journey.
Highlights
- Enjoy a personalised experience in our small group touring in Japan with a maximum of 16 passengers
- Discover all the must-see destinations, must-do activities and hidden gems in Japan in one trip
- Enjoy Cherry Blossoms in each city
- Experience the traditional wonders of Takayama hidden away in the mountains of central Japan
- Be inspired by the traditional beauty of Kyoto a city full of temples and shrines
- Visit Mt Fuji 5th station at 2300 metres above sea level and take a placid cruise in Lake Ashi for a panoramic view of Mt Fuji
- Observe the perfect blend of ancient and modern in the metropolitan Tokyo
- Explore Osaka Castle and its many treasures and be dazzled by the neon light in Osaka