We offer a range of tours, including cultural immersion (Kyoto temples, tea ceremonies), adventure (Hokkaido skiing, Fuji hikes), urban exploration (Tokyo, Osaka), and seasonal specials (cherry blossoms, autumn leaves). Each tour includes detailed itineraries, group sizes (small groups of 8-12 for intimacy), and activity levels. To choose, consider your interests, fitness level, and travel dates. Use our website’s quiz tool or contact our team for a personalized recommendation based on your preferences!

Absolutely! Our tours cater to solo travelers, families, couples, and first-timers. Solo travelers enjoy our small-group bonding and single-supplement options. Families can opt for kid-friendly itineraries with shorter activities and family hotels. First-timers get curated “Best of Japan” routes covering Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima, with English-speaking guides to navigate language barriers. Check each tour’s “Who It’s For” section for details or reach out for customizations.

Our tour prices cover accommodations (3-4 star ryokans/hotels), select meals (e.g., daily breakfast, some dinners like kaiseki), guided activities, entrance fees to listed attractions, and domestic transport (e.g., Shinkansen bullet train). Exclusions are clearly listed: international flights, personal expenses (souvenirs, extra snacks), and optional add-ons (e.g., private onsen sessions). No hidden fees—full breakdowns are on each tour page, and our team can clarify budgets.

Japan is safe, clean, and punctual, with unique customs like bowing and removing shoes in certain spaces (e.g., ryokans). Our tours include a pre-trip cultural guide covering etiquette, packing tips (e.g., comfy shoes for temple walks), and logistics (e.g., JR Pass usage). Expect Wi-Fi on most tours, but pocket Wi-Fi rentals are available. Visas aren’t needed for Australian travelers (up to 90 days), and our guides handle navigation. Check our “Travel Prep” blog for more!