Colours of Japan
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This all-encompassing tour of Japan unveils the country’s colourful cities and iconic landscapes one day at a time. You’ll be accompanied by an English-speaking guide as well as having plenty of free time to explore independently, travelling by private coach and via the super-fast Shinkansen ‘bullet train’. From three nights in the capital, Tokyo, to three nights in the ancient city of Kyoto – with Shinto temples, geisha districts, Zen gardens, and views of Mount Fuji in between – this is a great way to experience Japan’s best bits.
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- Award-winning holidays
- ATOL protected
- Incredible value
Including
14 meals
- 9 breakfasts
- 3 lunches
- 2 dinners
Accommodation
9 nights in Superior hotels
Excursions and visits
- Three nights and guided tour of Tokyo
- Travel by private coach and Shinkansen ‘bullet train’
- Enjoy an onsen experience in a traditional ryokan
- Overnight in Osaka with samurai and geisha district tour
- Overnight in Hiroshima after a visit to Himeji Castle
- Peace Memorial Museum and Atomic Bomb Dome
- Ferry ride to the Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island
- Three nights, guided tours, and free time in Kyoto
Not included
- International flights
- Visa (if required)
- Optional excursions
- Any personal expenses
- Items NOT mentioned in itinerary
- Insurance
- Drinks during meals
Plus
Air-conditioned private small group coach
Shinkansen bullet train (2nd class, reserved seats)
Public ferry from Hiroshima to Miyajima Island
limousine bus tickets to Osaka airport
Overview
9 nights
Asia . Japan . Tokyo . Osaka . Kyoto . Hiroshima
International flights not included
From £2,942 per person
Mon - Fri: 9am - 8pm
Saturday: 9am - 6pm
Sunday: 10am - 4pm
Itinerary
Duration: 10 days
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