Tour Overview
Embark on an unforgettable journey with the "Discover Japan" tour, a cultural exploration of Japan's rich history and breathtaking landscapes. Begin your adventure in the bustling city of Tokyo, where you'll meet your group and tour leader. Travel at high speed on Japan's iconic bullet trains to the historic city of Kanazawa, where you can wander through the Higashi Geisha District and the stunning Kenroku-en Garden. In Takayama, explore the Hida No Sato Folk Village and enjoy the traditional charm of a Japanese inn. Experience the poignant history of Hiroshima at the Peace Park and Museum, and take a ferry to the serene Miyajima Island to witness the famous floating torii gate. In Kyoto, explore the Fushimi Inari Shrine and the magnificent Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion. Conclude your journey with a visit to the majestic Mt Fuji and a relaxing onsen spa experience in Kawaguchiko, before returning to Tokyo. ...more ...less
Highlights
Itinerary
Day 1: Tokyo
Location: Tokyo
Accommodation: Shinjuku Washington Hotel
Accommodation Name: The B Akasaka
Arrive at any time and join your group and CEO for a Welcome Meeting in the evening around 6:00 pm.There are no activities planned until an evening welcome meeting. Please ensure you arrive on time for the welcome meeting and bring your passport so your CEO can collect the required information for your train tickets. Refer to your voucher for the most up to date welcome meeting time.Additional Information: The most convenient way to get around Japan is by public transportation and on foot. The country's train system is often considered one of the best in the entire world so the majority of our trips utilize this efficient train network. In this tour, you will need to be able to spend the majority of the day on your feet and carry your luggage through busy train stations and streets. On average, tours in Japan walk about 15,000 steps a day. Please ensure you are fit enough to carry your own luggage and spend most of the day on your feet.ACTIVITY: Your opportunity to meet your CEO and fellow travellers, and learn more about your tour. Opt to join the group for a local meal afterwards. Don't forget to see the notice in the lobby (or ask reception) for the official time and place to meet up with the group. ...more ...less
Day 2: Tokyo/Kanazawa
Location: Tokyo, Kanazawa
Accommodation: Garden Hotel Kanazawa
Accommodation Name: Garden Hotel Kanazawa
In the morning collect your JR Pass. Board a bullet train for Kanazawa in the afternoon. The evening is yours to explore, or opt to attend a dinner with the group.
Take a short train ride to Kanazawa. In the 17th century, this beautifully preserved castle town was Japan's wealthiest, and it became a thriving center for culture and arts.
Additional Information: Please note that the new JR Pass validation policy asks travellers to come to the office counter to activate their JR Pass.
TRANSPORT: Get to your next destination faster than the speed of light (ok maybe not that fast) aboard a high-speed train.
FREE TIME: EVENING Spend the evening getting know Kanazawa. Opt to attend a group dinner at a local restaurant.
Day 3: Kanazawa
Location: Kanazawa, Higashi Chaya Geisha District, Kanazawa, Kenroku-en, Kanazawa, Kanazawa Castle, Kanazawa, Nagamachi Samurai District, Kanazawa
Accommodation: Garden Hotel Kanazawa
Accommodation Name: Garden Hotel Kanazawa
Explore the city's well-preserved geisha district. Then, stroll through Kenroke-en, ranked one of the nation's top three gardens before exploring the historic Nagamachi samurai district.After strolling through the expansive gardens of Kenrokuen, opt to stop at the massive Kanazawa castle next door. Kanazawa is also home to many interesting museums, opt to visit one or learn more about local crafts. Loving the food in the city? Take a trip to the local seafood market to see where some of the fresh, tasty ingredients come from.ACTIVITY: Step back in time with a visit to the Higashi Chaya geisha district of Kanazawa. Learn about the geisha culture, prevalent in Kanazawa since the 17th century. Visit the traditional two-story wooden houses decorated with lattice and discover the traditions behind this iconic Japanese way of life.ACTIVITY: Walk around this breathtaking garden, ranked one of the top three in Japan. With unique bridges, ponds and fountains, pagodas and tea houses there's lots to see here in any season.ACTIVITY: Step back in time with a visit to the Nagamachi Samurai district of Kanazawa. Take a walk through the historic samurai district located just below the Kanazawa Castle, where traditionally samurai and their families lived in mud huts.FREE TIME: AFTERNOON Explore the city with some free time.
Day 4: Kanazawa/Takayama
Location: Takayama
Accommodation Name: Minshuku Iwatakan
Arrive in picturesque Takayama and relax in the traditional Japanese inn.
Arrive in Takayama in the afternoon and begin taking in the beautiful scenery of this traditional city.
TRANSPORT: Get to your next destination faster than the speed of light (ok maybe not that fast) aboard a high-speed train.
FREE TIME: AFTERNOON Explore this charming town with a free afternoon.
Day 5: Takayama
Location: Takayama, Hida Folk Village
Accommodation Name: Minshuku Iwatakan
Explore the Hida No Sato traditional folk village, and walk the quaint streets of the old town – lined with sake breweries and craft shops. Enjoy the rest of the day to explore the area.
Enjoy free time to explore this beautiful landscape. Discover traces of a feudal past in the thatched houses and rice fields. Opt to visit one of the markets or rent a bike and cycle out of the town centre and into the countryside.
ACTIVITY: Visit the Hida Folk Village, an outdoor museum where various buildings from the 1600s are open to tour. The steep, thatched roofs of the farmhouses are said to resemble praying hands. Take a peek inside to see tools and furniture from the original village.
FREE TIME: FULL DAY Use free time to enjoy the area, sample sake or visit a nearby hot spring for a soak.
Day 6: Takayama/Hiroshima
Location: Hiroshima, Peace Park, Hiroshima, Gembaku Dome, Hiroshima
Accommodation Name: Toyoko Inn Hiroshima-eki Shinkansen-guchi No.2
Arrive in Hiroshima and visit the Peace Park and Museum to learn more about the tragic history of this city.
The large Peace Park in the centre of the city is an extremely moving place dotted with memorials of those killed by the atomic bomb and others who subsequently died. The burning flame in the park will only be extinguished when all nuclear weapons in the world have been destroyed. Take a tram ride through the city to reach Peace Park.
TRANSPORT: Get to your next destination faster than the speed of light (ok maybe not that fast) aboard a high-speed train.
ACTIVITY: Walk through the Peace Park in the centre of Hiroshima, a living memorial dedicated to the tens of thousands who died from the atomic bomb blast in 1945. Visit the statue of Sadako Sasaki, a young girl who died of leukemia as a result of the bomb blast, despite folding 1,000 origami paper cranes to appeal to the gods to make her well. See the frame of the Gembaku Dome, the sole building to withstand the explosion. Reflect, remember, and be reminded of the power we all hold to create peace.
Day 7: Hiroshima
Location: Miyajima Island, Floating Torii Gate, Mt Misen
Accommodation Name: Toyoko Inn Hiroshima-eki Shinkansen-guchi No.2
Take a ferry to the sacred island of Miyajima to see the famous floating Torii Gate and meet the friendly local deer.
Take a short ferry ride to Miyajima Island, not far from the coast.
Here, view one of the most photographed sights in Japan— the floating Torii Gate. The shrine itself dates back to the 6th century and is designed in a pier-like structure.
Enjoy time to explore the island and its many shrines and temples. Sample local treats like maple leaf shaped cakes, and opt to hike up to the peak of the island, Mt Misen, to see spectacular views of the surrounding islands.
TRANSPORT: Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
ACTIVITY: Take a trip to Miyajima Island, famed as one of Japan's most scenic spots, with a free afternoon to explore. See the famous floating Torii Gate, set out in the bay, which glows extraordinarily at sunset. The island is dotted with shrines and temples, populated by deer, and traversed with hiking trails for those who want to get some exercise. There are also lanes full of souvenirs and tasty treats. Visit Miyajima at your own pace, and have the option to hike up to the peak of the island, Mt Misen, to see spectacular views of the surrounding islands.
FREE TIME: AFTERNOON Spend free time however you choose. Opt to hike, try the region's famed oysters, or check out the important sights and museums.
TRANSPORT: Get to the next spot on your route aboard a convenient and efficient ferry boat.
Day 8: Hiroshima/Kyoto
Location: Kyoto, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Gion
Accommodation Name: Hearton Hotel Kyoto
Travel to historic Kyoto. Explore the marvellous Fushimi Inari shrine and walk under thousands of torii gates.
Continue on to Kyoto, the former imperial capital and home of the country's most treasured remnants of Japanese imperial life.
Walk around Gion and perhaps catch a glimpse of a geisha going from teahouse to teahouse.
TRANSPORT: Get to your next destination faster than the speed of light (ok maybe not that fast) aboard a high-speed train.
ACTIVITY: Visit the Fushimi Inari shrine, located just outside of Kyoto. Walk under the thousands of iconic torii gates (as seen in the film Memoirs of a Geisha) and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. The shrine itself is at the base of the Inari mountain but includes many trails up to smaller shrines in the area.
Day 9: Kyoto
Location: Kyoto, Nijo Castle, Kyoto, Kinkaku-ji, Kyoto
Accommodation Name: Hearton Hotel Kyoto
Wander the impressive Nijo Castle and gardens before visiting Kyoto's iconic Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion.
ACTIVITY: Explore Kinkaku-ji or the Golden Pavilion, named for the temple’s top two floors that are covered in gold leaf. The temple is surrounded by trees and sits on a reflective pond, making this must-see in Kyoto a perfect place for photos. While the temple can be busy, there are gardens around the area to explore once you’ve had enough of the view.
ACTIVITY: Visit the Nijo Castle, the residence of the first shogun of the Edo Period built in 1603. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the property is divided into three areas: the Honmaru (main circular fortification), Ninomaru (secondary circle of defense), and the gorgeous gardens that surround both.
FREE TIME: AFTERNOON Discover more of this cultural city with some free time.
Day 10: Kyoto
Location: Kyoto, Ryoan-ji, Silver Pavilion (Ginkaku-ji), Philosopher's Path, Nanzen-ji
Accommodation Name: Hearton Hotel Kyoto
Spend a full free day discovering the Zen gardens, huge wooden temples, pagodas and shrines of Kyoto. Opt to enjoy the Zen gardens of Ryoan-ji and the Silver Pavilion, and take a leisurely stroll down the lovely Philosopher’s path to Nanzen-ji.
FREE TIME: Head out and explore this captivating city.
Day 11: Kyoto/Fujikawaguchiko
Location: Kyoto, Fujikawaguchiko, Lake Kawaguchi
Accommodation Name: Royal Hotel Kawaguchiko
Meals Included: Dinner
Travel to the Mt Fuji region and enjoy optional walks around Lake Kawaguchi. Savour an amazing Japanese kaiseki dinner.Leave Kyoto and travel to Kawaguchiko arriving mid afternoon. Take the rest of the afternoon to visit the Onsen Spa at tonight's accommodation before dinner.TRANSPORT: There are multiple train changes during this ride and a short taxi ride at the end.ACTIVITY: Visit the natural hot springs in traditional style and soak in the waters and feel all your troubles float away.
Day 12: Fujikawaguchiko/Tokyo
Location: Fujikawaguchiko, Mt Fuji, Tokyo
Accommodation Name: Sunshine City Prince Hotel
Meals Included: Breakfast
Enjoy a morning in Kawaguchiko exploring the Five Lakes region on foot. Later, travel to Tokyo by train.
ACTIVITY: Set out on a walk through this pocket of the Five Lakes region for unforgettable views of the local landscape. Depending on the weather, capture a glimpse of the snow-capped summit of Mt Fuji.
TRANSPORT: Climb aboard, take a seat, and enjoy the ride.
Day 13: Tokyo
Location: Tokyo
Accommodation Name: Sunshine City Prince Hotel
Explore buzzing Tokyo with a free day.
Opt take in some more sights, visit the museums and gardens, or do some shopping. Meet with the group later tonight for our final dinner together.
FREE TIME: FULL DAY Spend free time visiting any must-see sights you missed, touring a museum, or picking up souvenirs for friends back home.
Day 14: Tokyo
Location: Tokyo
Depart at any time. We highly recommend booking post-accommodation to fully experience this vibrant city.
ACTIVITY: Not ready to leave? Your CEO can help with travel arrangements to extend your adventure.
What's Included
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Accommodation
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Welcome Moment
Meet Your CEO and Group for a Welcome Moment.
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Wellness Moment
Enjoy an Onsen Spa Visit in Kawaguchiko.
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Discover Moment
Experience a Discover Moment in Tokyo.
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Higashi Geisha District
Visit the Higashi Geisha District.
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Kenroku-en Garden
Visit the Kenroku-en Garden.
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Nagamachi Samurai District
Walk through the Nagamachi Samurai District.
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Hida No Sato Folk Village
Visit the Hida No Sato Folk Village.
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Hiroshima Peace Park and Museum
Visit the Hiroshima Peace Park and Museum.
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Miyajima Island
Excursion to Miyajima Island.
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Nijo Castle and Gardens
Visit Nijo Castle and its gardens.
What's Not Included
Tipping and Gratuities
Tipping and gratuities are not included.
Transport
Bullet train, tram, ferry, public bus, walking.
Accommodation
Experience a blend of modern and traditional Japanese hospitality with stays in hotels for 10 nights, a night in a traditional inn, and two nights in traditional inns with shared facilities.
Meals Included
1 breakfast, 1 dinner
Group Size
Max 15, avg 12
Solo Travellers
We believe single travellers should not have to pay more to travel so our group trips are designed for shared accommodation and do not involve a single supplement. Single travellers joining group trips are paired in twin or multi-share accommodation with someone of the same sex for the duration of the trip. Some of our Independent trips are designed differently and single travellers on these itineraries must pay the single trip price. ...more ...less
Meals
Eating is a big part of traveling. G Adventures knows that worldwide, local cuisines define the cultures. We think sampling regional delicacies are intrinsic to truly experiencing the country. We want you to be able to try foods according to your individual tastes, comforts, and budgets.
Generally meals are not included in the trip price when there is a choice of eating options, to give you the maximum flexibility in deciding where, what and with whom to eat. It also gives you more budgeting flexibility. At times, meals will be taken together as a group. Other times, your CEO will point you in the direction of several delicious options, and you will have free time to pick and choose at will. Often in Japan it is fun to get some snacks and beverages with the salarymen in the evenings at small restaurants, and other times it is fun to sit with a few friends at a sushi train.
Your CEO will always strive to cater for all dietary requirements/preferences, but please keep in mind that Vegetarianism/Veganism is very uncommon in Japan so this may mean a more limited selection for you.
Please refer to the Meals Included and Budget Information for information regarding included meals on your trip. Japan's kitchen is at your fingertips!
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Mode of Transport
Travel across Japan using a variety of transport modes including the iconic bullet train, trams, ferries, public buses, and walking, ensuring a comprehensive and immersive experience.
Minimum Age
You must be 18 to travel unaccompanied on a G Adventures tour. For minors travelling with a guardian over 21 years old, the minimum age is 12.
Local Dress
In Asia the dress standard is more conservative than it is back home. When packing try to pick loose, lightweight, long clothing that will keep you cool in the usually hot and humid climate of Asian summers. In predominately Buddhist, Hindu and Muslim countries we ask that you dress respectfully and avoid very short shorts/skirts and singlets/tanktops when visiting temples, mosques or other holy sites. ...more ...less
Important Notes
1. The most convenient way to get around Japan is by public transportation and on foot. The country's train system is often considered one of the best in the entire world so the majority of our trips utilize this efficient train network. In this tour, you will need to be able to spend the majority of the day on your feet and carry your luggage through busy train stations and streets. On average, tours in Japan walk about 15,000 steps a day. Please ensure you are fit enough to carry your own luggage and spend most of the day on your feet.
2. Japan Rail Pass
Please note that only foreigners traveling as a tourist are able to use a Japan Rail Pass. If you are a Japanese citizen
esident or traveling on a student/business/military/diplomatic visa, please advise us at time of booking as you will not be able to take advantage of the rail pass.
3. Tattoos
Tattoos are not common or widely accepted in Japan. There is no cause for concern, but do your best to cover your tattoos when possible and note that you may not be permitted to enter public spas or onsens (hot springs).
4. Luggage size restriction – Effective from May 2020 onwards
All G Adventures tours in Japan use the world-famous Shinkansen bullet trains, which have a restriction on maximum luggage size. Your luggage must be less than 160cm in total. This is roughly the size that most airline companies consider as "carry-on baggage" and allow in overhead storage compartments.
We strongly recommend bringing a day pack or backpack to use during the day, in addition to your carry-on sized luggage. Please see “What to take” under Tour details for more information.
5. ACCOMMODATION NOTE:
Please be aware that properties we stay in with only two stories may not have elevators installed and climbing the stairs with your luggage will be necessary.
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Group Leader
All G Adventures group trips are accompanied by one of our Chief Experience Officer (CEO). The aim of the group leader is to take the hassle out of your travels and to help you have the best trip possible. They will provide information on the places you are traveling through, offer suggestions for things to do and see, recommend great local eating venues and introduce you to our local friends.
While not being guides in the traditional sense, you can expect them to have a broad general knowledge of the countries visited on the trip, including historical, cultural, religious and social aspects.
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About Accommodation
Japan is one of the most populous countries in the world and space is at a premium. Therefore, hotels rooms are small! Additionally, most Japanese hotels do not have designated non-smoking rooms. Therefore, we ask hotels to deoderise rooms before check in. Please note rooms for couples usually still have two twin beds in Japan. Rooms with one large Queen or King bed are not common.
Ryokan are traditional inns found across Japan. Featuring tatami floors (soft mats of woven straw), futon beds, Japanese-style baths, cotton kimono (casual robe worn to lounge around or to head to the bath), and elaborate meals (often served in the comfort of your own room), a ryokan is the perfect place to experience traditional customs and hospitality. As ryokan are usually top tier accommodations, most guests stay only one night, often to celebrate a special occasion or holiday. Don’t be intimidated by the formalities inherent to a stay at a ryokan, your hosts will welcome you the same way they do all their guests. Have fun and enjoy this relaxing opportunity to learn more about Japan’s unique customs.
Minshuku are Japan’s answer to the Western bed and breakfast. Similar to ryokan, they have traditional features like tatami floors, futon beds, and Japanese-style baths. Minshuku are often family-run, and as such they offer a great opportunity to interact with local people and learn more about the nation’s customs. More affordable and simpler than ryokan, minshuku tend to have smaller guestrooms, shared bathroom facilities, and any included meals (traditional, local, and delicious) are served in a communal dining room.
Please note that some of the traditional Japanese inns used on this tour only offer shared bathing facilities. This means that individual shower stalls will not be available, instead several shower stations are available in an open, same-sex bathing area. Shared bathhouses and onsen (hot springs) are an essential part of Japan’s culture, traditionally serving as a place for men or women to gather, relax, and discuss the days happenings.
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What to Take
It’s essential to pack as lightly as possible for rail travel in Japan. All G Adventures tours use the world-famous Shinkansen bullet trains, which have a restriction on maximum luggage size.
Any luggage brought on board must be less than 160cm in total (calculated as the sum of the height + width + depth of your luggage). This is roughly the size that most airline companies consider as "carry-on baggage" and allow in overhead storage compartments. We strongly recommend bringing a day pack or backpack to use during the day (for daily essentials like water, cameras, passport, etc.).
Please note that travellers who bring luggage that exceeds this restriction will be directly penalized by the Central Japan Railway Company. Any luggage between 160–250cm will require a fee of 1,000 JPY per luggage, for each leg of your train journey, and is strictly subject to availability. Any luggage over 251cm in total is prohibited on the Shinkansen trains.
If you absolutely must bring more than what fits into a single carry-on bag plus day pack, you may bring a second carry-on bag which also must be less than 160cm in total. Please note, however, that as with all G Adventures tours, you must be able to carry your luggage unassisted.
You will also be walking with your luggage in busy public train stations to catch connecting trains, so it is highly recommended that you travel light and have easy to handle luggage and capable of walking up and down the stairs with your luggage without any assistance. A large bag will be an inconvenience to you and will slow you down!
We recommend keeping the weight of your bags between 10-15kg/22-30lb. Suitcases are not recommended for G Adventures trips! Most travellers carry a backpack or rolling bag of small to medium size. You will also need a day-pack
ucksack to carry daily essentials like water, cameras, passport, i-pods etc.
Takuhaibin - Japan’s takuhaibin service is a convenient and reliable way to transfer luggage from one location to another throughout the country. Pick-up/drop-off/delivery dates and times can be easily scheduled (usually overnight) and costs are moderate. Service can be arranged at most hotels and airports. Using Takuhaibin to send your luggage between hotels, or from hotel to airport, is a great way to travel light and avoid hauling large bags on crowded trains or up and down stairs – just be sure to pack an overnight bag with everything you’ll need until you’re reunited with your luggage the following day.
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Spending Money
Every traveller is different and therefore spending money requirements will vary. Some travellers may drink more than others while other travellers like to purchase more souvenirs than most. Please consider your own spending habits when it comes to allowing for drinks, shopping and tipping. Please also remember the following specific recommendations when planning your trip. ...more ...less
Check out our Q&As
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What types of accommodation can I expect during the Discover Japan tour?
During the Discover Japan tour, you will experience a blend of modern and traditional Japanese hospitality. You will stay in hotels for 10 nights, spend a night in a traditional inn, and have two nights in traditional inns with shared facilities.
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What kind of transportation will be used during the tour?
The tour will use a variety of transport modes including the iconic bullet train, trams, ferries, public buses, and walking, ensuring a comprehensive and immersive experience across Japan.
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Is the Japan Rail Pass included in the tour?
Yes, a 14-day Japan Rail (JR) pass is included in the tour, allowing you to travel across Japan efficiently.
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What activities are included in the tour in Hiroshima?
In Hiroshima, you will visit the Peace Park and Museum to learn about the city's history. You will also take a ferry to Miyajima Island to see the famous floating torii gate.
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What is a kaiseki dinner and will I experience it on this tour?
A kaiseki dinner is a traditional multi-course Japanese meal that is known for its meticulous preparation and beautiful presentation. You will enjoy a traditional kaiseki dinner during your stay in the Mt Fuji region.
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Are there any wellness activities included in the tour?
Yes, the tour includes a visit to an Onsen Spa in Kawaguchiko, where you can enjoy the traditional Japanese hot springs.
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What should I know about luggage restrictions on this tour?
The Shinkansen bullet trains used on this tour have a restriction on maximum luggage size. Your luggage must be less than 160cm in total dimensions. It is recommended to bring a day pack or backpack for daily essentials.
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What is the group size for the Discover Japan tour?
The group size for the Discover Japan tour is a maximum of 15 people, with an average of 12 participants.
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What is the minimum age requirement for this tour?
The minimum age to travel unaccompanied on this tour is 18. Minors aged 12 and above can join if they are traveling with a guardian over 21 years old.
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How long has the tour company been trading?
G Adventures was established in 1990
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Do you operate a “single share” option and how does it work?
Most of our trips do not have a single supplement. This means that the accommodation is on a twin share basis and, if travelling on your own, you will be sharing a room with another G Adventures traveller of the same sex. Some tours have an optional single supplement. An optional service that may be available is called "My Own Room". This service allows solo travellers to request their own room.
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Can I join the tour once it has departed?
It's extremely difficult if not impossible to join a tour after it has begun. It is possible to leave a tour early however you will be responsible for your own arrangements from the moment you decide to leave the tour. You would also be responsible for all costs associated with joining a tour late or leaving one early. If you feel this may be necessary, please consult us before you book.
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What policies are in place for Covid-19?
https://www.gadventures.com/travel-with-confidence/
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What Ethical Travel credentials does the tour company have?
https://www.gadventures.com/about-us/core-values/
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Discover Japan
14 Days Starting and ending in Tokyo, Japan
Visiting: Tokyo, Kanazawa, Higashi Chaya Geisha District, Kanazawa, Kenroku-en, Kanazawa, Kanazawa Castle, Kanazawa, Nagamachi Samurai District, Kanazawa, Takayama, Hida Folk Village, Hiroshima, Peace Park, Hiroshima, Gembaku Dome, Hiroshima, Miyajima Island, Floating Torii Gate, Mt Misen, Kyoto, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Gion, Nijo Castle, Kyoto, Kinkaku-ji, Kyoto, Ryoan-ji, Silver Pavilion (Ginkaku-ji), Philosopher's Path, Nanzen-ji, Fujikawaguchiko, Lake Kawaguchi, Mt Fuji ...more ...less
Tour operator:
Tour code:
22800
Guide Type:
Fully Guided
Group size:
1 - 15
Age range:
12-
Special diets catered:
Vegetarians, Vegans