Discover Japan together on this thoughtfully designed family Japan journey that balances culture, exploration and relaxation.
10 days
|$6895pp
Discover Japan together on this thoughtfully designed family Japan journey that balances culture, exploration and relaxation.
With Tokyo’s neon skyline, the peaceful hot springs of Hakone, the shrines of Kyoto and the street food of Osaka, this journey encourages you and your family to share new experiences, learn about local traditions, and make lasting memories.
Each stop blends education with enjoyment – from hands-on cultural workshops to scenic adventures and world-famous cuisine. It’s a journey that brings Japan to life for every age.
Arrive in Tokyo, where you’ll be greeted by your local representative and transferred privately to your hotel. Take the evening to relax after your flight or enjoy a family stroll through Shinjuku’s glowing streets. The first night introduces you to Tokyo’s rhythm – a mix of calm, colour and excitement.
Begin your discovery of Japan’s capital with your private guide. Visit Hamarikyu Gardens, a peaceful oasis of ponds and teahouses framed by the city skyline. Take part in a traditional tea ceremony, learning how precision and mindfulness shape this centuries-old ritual. Continue to Asakusa to explore Senso-ji Temple and wander through Nakamise Street, where colourful stalls sell snacks and souvenirs that delight children and adults alike.
This morning, watch Japan’s national sport come to life during a visit to a sumo training stable, where wrestlers practice their morning routines. Learn about the rituals and discipline that define this powerful tradition. Later, head into the vibrant districts of Shibuya, Harajuku and Akihabara – where Tokyo’s youth culture, fashion, and gaming worlds collide in a whirlwind of sound, colour and fun.
Step into the creative world of Japanese manga with a hands-on drawing class, where professional artists teach your family the basics of this iconic art style. After the class, explore Nakano Broadway, a treasure trove of collectibles, followed by Akihabara, the city’s famed “Electric Town.” Dive into the world of arcades, themed cafés and interactive stores that showcase Japan’s imagination and innovation.
Travel from the city to the mountains on the Shinkansen, Japan’s high-speed bullet train. Arrive in Hakone, a scenic retreat known for its hot springs and views of Mount Fuji. Cruise across Lake Ashi, ride the Hakone Ropeway over volcanic valleys and visit the Open-Air Museum, where art and landscape blend beautifully. In the evening, enjoy a private family onsen experience at your ryokan – a peaceful moment to reconnect and unwind together.
Board the bullet train for Kyoto, Japan’s cultural heart. In the afternoon, explore the city on a guided cycling tour, riding through the narrow lanes of the Gion District and along the cherry tree-lined Kamogawa River. Stop for local sweets and traditional snacks as you explore Kyoto’s scenic backstreets and riverside parks, perfect for families of all ages.
Begin your day in Arashiyama, where a riverside rickshaw ride takes you through bamboo forests, temples and quiet neighbourhoods. Cross the Togetsukyo Bridge for sweeping views of the mountains before taking part in a samurai sword experience. Learn the graceful movements of kenbu (sword dance) and understand the values of discipline and respect that define Japan’s warrior culture – a favourite with children and parents alike.
Travel west to Osaka, Japan’s lively food capital. This evening, join your local guide for a family-friendly street food tour, sampling Osaka’s best-loved dishes, from crispy kushikatsu skewers to savoury okonomiyaki pancakes. Wander through bright shopping arcades and local markets, where laughter, flavour and energy fill the air.
Explore Osaka Castle, a towering symbol of Japan’s feudal history, then stroll through Shinsekai, a nostalgic district filled with games, cafés and lively street scenes. Visit Kuromon Market, where families can taste freshly prepared seafood, fruit and Japanese sweets. End the day at Abeno Harukas, Japan’s tallest skyscraper, for panoramic views over the glittering city.
After breakfast, enjoy a relaxed morning before your private transfer to Kansai International Airport. As you depart, reflect on your shared adventures – from temples and tea ceremonies to mountain landscapes and the joy of Japanese street food – experiences that will stay with your family long after you return home.
Enjoy a private cherry blossom picnic in Tokyo’s Shinjuku Gyoen. Experience Japan’s iconic hanami tradition with early access, seasonal treats, and expert local guidance.
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