This is Japan as you’ve always dreamed of experiencing it. A country of deep-rooted tradition and cutting-edge innovation, of serene temples and dazzling neon lights. On this award-winning journey through the Land of the Rising Sun, you'll immerse yourself in ancient rituals, witness awe-inspiring natural beauty, and wander through cities that never sleep. From the bustling Shibuya Crossing in Tokyo to the snow monkeys of Nagano and the sacred slopes of Mount Fuji, Japan Uncovered is a feast for the senses.

With dedicated solo departures, this trip is ideal for independent souls looking to connect with like-minded travellers while enjoying the comfort and ease of an escorted tour.

Itinerary Highlights

• Stroll Nara Park with its bowing deer and visit Todai-ji Temple

• Explore Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and ferry to Miyajima Island

• Discover Kyoto's Golden Pavilion and take part in a traditional tea ceremony

• Marvel at the Shirakawa-go thatched-roof village

• Make your own washi paper in Gokayama

• Wander through Kanazawa’s Kenroku-en Garden and samurai districts

• Spot Japanese snow monkeys bathing in Nagano

• Gaze at Mount Fuji and cruise Lake Ashi in Hakone

• Enjoy a farewell dinner cruise aboard a traditional yakata boat in Tokyo

• See the iconic cherry blossom during this trip

.What's Included

• FREE International flights and current taxes

• 15 nights 3+/4-star accommodation

• 15 breakfasts, 14 lunches, 15 dinners

• All entrance fees, guided tours, and transport

• High-speed bullet trains and comfortable coach travel

• Experiences such as a tea ceremony, paper-making workshop, and washi craft session

Solo-Friendly Extras

• Dedicated Solo Departure on this date

• No need to share – own room guaranteed

• Small group size – max 28 travellers

A note from me

If you’ve ever dreamt of visiting Japan, this itinerary is such a beautiful introduction to the country’s traditions, cuisine, nature, and vibrant cities. While I haven’t been myself (yet!), many of my solo travellers have returned from this journey absolutely spellbound. Whether you’re watching the cherry blossoms fall in Kyoto or learning how to make washi paper, you’ll return home with memories that will stay with you forever. And when you do go, I’d love to hear all about it