Japan multi-day group tours
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Two days or more on a fixed departure with other travellers, and the night is already part of the booking — a hotel, a tent at a mountain campsite or a seat on a night coach, depending on the tour. It is the shortest way, at a per-person price, to reach places a day tour cannot — an alpine valley, a hot-spring town in snow country.
Every tour in this group
Hakuba & Kamikochi Autumn Overnight-Bus Tour: Mountain Harbor and Japan's Little Switzerland (no hotel)
¥19,000
Tateyama Overnight Bus Tour — Alpine Route, Kurobe Dam, Murodo (no hotel)
¥19,000
2-Day 1-Night Winter Tour — Ouchijuku, Ginzan Onsen, Mt. Zao, Swan Lake
¥21,000
2-Day 1-Night Winter Tour — Skiing, Takayama Old Town, Shirakawa-go
¥23,000
Kamikochi & Hakuba 2-Day Autumn Tour from Tokyo
¥25,000
Kamikochi–Hakuba–Matsumoto Autumn Camping Tour, 2 Days — a tent night in the red-leaf valley
¥25,000
Tateyama 2-Day 1-Night Autumn Camping Tour — Alpine Route, Murodo, Mt. Tateyama trek
¥25,000
Kyoto–Osaka–Nara Autumn 2-Day Tour — Golden Pavilion, bamboo grove, a night in Namba, Nara deer
¥25,000
Kamikochi–Hakuba Autumn Tour, 2 Days 2 Nights by Night Bus — from Tokyo, Nagoya or Osaka
¥29,000
Where these tours start
Pick a region to see the tours in this group that start there.
Prices and cancellation
The price on each card is that tour's lowest price, in Japanese yen. Use the currency button at the top to see it in another currency — the converted figure is for reference; charges are made in yen.
Cancellation and date-change terms are in the tour's notice section
Other tour lengths
1-day tours
Japan day tours from Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Nagano — hour-by-hour itineraries, a named meeting point or private-car pickup, transparent yen pricing.
2+ days · private car
Japan tours of two days or more with a car and driver reserved for your group — most priced per vehicle, an adjustable route, hotels arranged, transparent yen pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Is the overnight stay included?
Yes. The night is part of the price — a hotel, a campsite tent or a seat on an overnight coach, depending on the route. Each tour page names it, so you do not book accommodation separately.
What should I pack for one night?
An overnight bag is enough. Large suitcases usually stay at your city hotel or in a coin locker; each tour page says what luggage the vehicle can take.
Are meals included?
It depends on the route. Mountain and hot-spring stays usually include dinner and breakfast; city stays often include breakfast only. The tour page lists exactly which meals.
How is a group tour different from a private multi-day tour?
Group tours run a fixed route and date with other travellers at a per-person price. Private multi-day tours use a car and driver for your group alone, so the route can be adjusted; most are priced per car.