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Ultimate Japan 14-Day Tour: Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Hiroshima & Osaka

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✨ Highlights

  • 14-day · 14 stops on a fully hour-by-hour itinerary
  • Visit Arrival in Tokyo + Tokyo East — Asakusa, Ueno & the River and other curated stops

The full golden route at a two-week pace — the length most travellers wish they had booked. Four days for Tokyo's two faces and a Kamakura sea day, an onsen ryokan night under Hakone's mountains, four days for Kyoto and Nara done properly instead of at a run, then the white castle of Himeji, Kurashiki's canal quarter, Hiroshima's Peace Park, the floating torii of Miyajima at high tide — and a Dotonbori finale in Osaka. One guide, one thread, no doubling back.

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🚘 Private Alphard with driver · whole trip

🚘 The price is for the WHOLE private Toyota Alphard (7-seater, up to 6 guests) with driver for all 14 days, 8 hours a day — not per person; 2 or 6 travellers pay the same. Hotels, admission tickets, meals and tolls/parking are charged at cost (we book them on request). A licensed guide can be added on request.

From¥1,019,480/car · up to 6 guests

From¥1,019,480/car · up to 6 guests
Capacity
1+
Itinerary
14 days · 14 stops
Day 1
  1. 15:00

    Arrival in Tokyo · 300 min

    Private transfer from Narita or Haneda. Depending on your landing time: a first bowl of ramen, a stroll under the station's brick arches, and sleep — fourteen days start tomorrow.

Day 2
  1. 09:00

    Tokyo East — Asakusa, Ueno & the River · 480 min

    Senso-ji at opening, Nakamise snacks, Ueno's museums and market street, then a river bus down the Sumida between the bridges — Tokyo's oldest quarter seen from the water.

    Tokyo East — Asakusa, Ueno & the River · 480 min
Day 3
  1. 09:00

    Tokyo West — Shrine Forest to Shinjuku · 480 min

    Meiji Jingu's cedar avenue, Harajuku and Omotesando, the Shibuya crossing at full flood, teamLab's digital art if booked — and Shinjuku's yakitori alleys after dark.

Day 4
  1. 09:00

    Kamakura Day — Great Buddha & the Sea · 480 min

    The bronze Great Buddha sitting open-air since 1252, Hase-dera's hillside gardens, the Komachi shopping lane, and the Shonan shoreline — with Fuji across the bay on a clear day.

    Kamakura Day — Great Buddha & the Sea · 480 min
Day 5
  1. 09:00

    Hakone — Ropeway, Lake & Onsen Night · 480 min

    Leave the city for the volcano hills: Owakudani's steam vents, a cruise on Lake Ashi, the cedar-lined old Tokaido road — then yukata, kaiseki dinner and a hot spring under the stars at your ryokan.

Day 6
  1. 09:00

    Shinkansen to Kyoto — Evening in Gion · 480 min

    The bullet train west with Fuji at the window. Arrive in the old capital by mid-afternoon: a first walk through Gion and along the Kamo River as the lanterns come on.

Day 7
  1. 09:00

    Kyoto East — Kiyomizu & the Philosopher's Path · 480 min

    Kiyomizu-dera's stage over the valley, the preserved lanes of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka, the canal-side Philosopher's Path to the Silver Pavilion — eastern Kyoto in one unhurried arc.

    Kyoto East — Kiyomizu & the Philosopher's Path · 480 min
Day 8
  1. 09:00

    Kyoto West — Golden Pavilion & Arashiyama · 480 min

    Kinkaku-ji gleaming on its pond, the rock garden of Ryoan-ji, then Arashiyama: the bamboo grove, Togetsukyo bridge, and a riverside tofu lunch.

    Kyoto West — Golden Pavilion & Arashiyama · 480 min
Day 9
  1. 09:00

    Nara Day — Deer, Todai-ji & Lantern Paths · 480 min

    Bowing deer in the park, the Great Buddha in the world's largest wooden hall, and Kasuga Taisha's mossy stone lanterns. Back to Kyoto for the evening.

    Nara Day — Deer, Todai-ji & Lantern Paths · 480 min
Day 10
  1. 09:00

    Himeji Castle & Kurashiki Canal · 480 min

    West along the Inland Sea: the white heron keep of Himeji, then Kurashiki's Edo-era canal quarter — willow trees, storehouse museums, and craft coffee in 300-year-old walls.

Day 11
  1. 09:00

    Hiroshima — Peace Memorial · 480 min

    The A-Bomb Dome, the museum, and the paper cranes of the children's monument — an afternoon that stays with every traveller who makes this trip. Okonomiyaki, Hiroshima-style, for dinner.

    Hiroshima — Peace Memorial · 480 min
Day 12
  1. 09:00

    Miyajima — The Floating Torii · 480 min

    The short ferry to the shrine island: Itsukushima's great torii on the tide, deer on the sand, the ropeway up Mt. Misen for the Inland Sea spread below. Evening train to Osaka.

    Miyajima — The Floating Torii · 480 min
Day 13
  1. 09:00

    Osaka — Castle & Dotonbori Finale · 480 min

    Osaka Castle in the morning, Kuromon market for lunch, and a final night under the running Glico man: takoyaki, kushikatsu, and the loudest, warmest street in Japan.

    Osaka — Castle & Dotonbori Finale · 480 min
Day 14
  1. 09:00

    Departure from Kansai Airport · 300 min

    Breakfast, check-out, private transfer to KIX. Fourteen days, one loop, no doubling back — and a phone full of proof.

※ Actual timings vary with road conditions on the day.

🗺️ Route map

Tap a number to see that day

Day 1 — Tokyo

Private transfer from Narita or Haneda. Depending on your landing time: a first bowl of ramen, a stroll under the station's brick arches, and sleep — fourteen days start tomorrow.

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⚠️ Must-read4 items · tap to read▾
  • •Tours are guided mainly in English.
  • •In severe weather (typhoon, heavy snow…), a cancellation decision is made by 15:00 the day before departure and sent to your registered email/contact; weather cancellations are fully refunded.
  • •Please be on time at the meeting point and every gathering point — the bus does not wait for latecomers; missed portions due to personal reasons are non-refundable.
  • •The itinerary and time at each stop may be adjusted for traffic, weather or facility maintenance; in force-majeure cases a stop may be replaced with a comparable alternative.
📌 Other notes5 items · tap to read▾
  • •One carry-on bag per guest on the bus; please store large luggage at your hotel or a locker near the meeting point.
  • •Infants aged 0–2 without a seat join free; max one infant per adult; children must be accompanied by an adult.
  • •Pregnant guests and those with medical conditions should consider carefully: long bus rides, and immediate medical care may not be available on some legs.
  • •Lunch is not included unless the tour states otherwise — bring your own or eat at the stops.
  • •Change/cancellation terms vary by tour — see the cancellation policy on each tour page before booking. If the tour itself is cancelled for weather/force majeure, you receive a full refund.
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