JAPAN 2 Weeks
Welcome to Your Unforgettable Journey to Japan
Embark on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure through the Land of the Rising Sun with our expertly curated two-week tour. From the vibrant streets of Tokyo to the serene temples of Kyoto and the culinary delights of Osaka, this tour is designed to immerse you in Japan’s rich culture, stunning landscapes, and world-renowned hospitality. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, our Japan tour promises an experience that is both sophisticated and inspiring.
14-Day Japan Itinerary: Tokyo to Osaka (Luxury Private Car Tour)
- Day 1: Departure Day
Most travelers flying west to east across the Pacific will lose one day due to crossing the International Date Line. Depart from your home airport (e.g., LAX, SFO, etc.) and settle in for an overnight flight to Japan. - Day 2: Arrival in Tokyo
Airport Pickup: Private transfer from Narita/Haneda Airport to your Tokyo hotel.
Hotel Check-In:
* Luxury Option: The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho (Akasaka)
* Contemporary Comfort: Park Hotel Tokyo (Shiodome/Shibuya area)
Evening: Relax or explore nearby dining.
No major sightseeing on arrival day. Airport transfer cost included in your private car package (if arranged). - Day 3: Tokyo Highlights by Private Car
Maximize your time with a driver who takes you directly to each site:
* Tsukiji Outer Market
* Sushi Breakfast & Street Food
Entrance: Free (pay for what you eat)
* TeamLab Planets (Immersive Digital Art)
Entrance Fee: JPY (adult)
* Asakusa
* Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street
Entrance: Free (temple grounds)
* Tokyo Skytree (Observation Deck)
* Odaiba
* Gundam Statue, Rainbow Bridge views
Entrance: Free (public areas)
* Tsukiji Outer Market: Free (food costs vary)
* TeamLab Planets: Senso-ji Temple: Free
* Tokyo Skytree - Day 4: Kamakura, Enoshima & Yokohama
(Coastal charm and modern port city!)
Kamakura
* Great Buddha of Kamakura (Kotoku-in Temple),
* Hasedera Temple
Entrance: (beautiful ocean views)
* Enoshima Island
Sea Candle Observatory
Shinto shrines, coastal walks
Yokohama:
* Minato Mirai 21 & Landmark Tower
* Cup Noodles Museum
* Yokohama Chinatown (largest in Japan)
No entry fee; food and souvenirs at personal cost
Evening: Stay in Yokohama (4-Star) - Day 5: Yokohama → Hakone Sightseeing → Kawaguchiko
Start early from Yokohama and drive to Hakone (1.5–2 hours) for a day of iconic Mt. Fuji–area sights:
* Lake Ashi Cruise
* Enjoy panoramic views of Mt. Fuji (weather permitting).
* Hakone Ropeway & Owakudani
* Owakudani: Volcanic valley famous for black eggs.
* Hakone Open-Air Museum
* Outdoor sculptures & Picasso Pavilion.
Late Afternoon: Drive ~1.5 hours to Kawaguchiko.
Check-In: 4-Star Hotel with prime Mt. Fuji views.
Example: Fuji View Hotel or Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko (known for Fuji-facing rooms). - Day 6: Kawaguchiko Sightseeing by Car
Explore the Fuji Five Lakes region at your own pace:
* Arakurayama Sengen Park & Chureito Pagoda
* Iconic postcard view of Mt. Fuji.
Entrance: Free
* Mt. Kachi Kachi Ropeway
* Scenic gondola to an observation point.
* Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat
Lunch: Sample local Hōtō noodles (hearty soup).
(If continuing the journey the same day, you could depart by early afternoon. However, many prefer a full day here.)
Chureito Pagoda: Free - Day 7: Kawaguchiko → Nagoya
Morning: Final views of Mt. Fuji and a leisurely drive (approx. 3 hours) to Nagoya.
Afternoon:
* Nagoya Castle
* Atsuta Shrine (free)
* Stay: 4 star hotel
- Day 8: Nagoya → Kyoto
* Drive to Kyoto (~2.5 hours).
Evening: Explore the atmospheric Gion District (geisha spotting, tea houses).
* Stay: 4 star hotel
* Gion District: Free to stroll - Day 9-10: Kyoto Cultural Immersion
Day 9:
* Fushimi Inari Taisha
* Famous red torii gates
* Kiyomizu-dera
* Hilltop temple with Kyoto city views
* Nishiki Market
* “Kyoto’s Kitchen” for street food & produce
Entrance: Free (pay for food as you go)
Day 10:
* Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
* Serene stroll (entrance: Free)
* Tenryu-ji Temple
* UNESCO temple & garden
* Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)
* Iconic Zen temple
* Fushimi Inari: Free
* Kiyomizu-dera:
* Arashiyama Bamboo Grove:
* Tenryu-ji Temple: 500 JPY
* Kinkaku-ji - Day 11: Nara Day Trip
* Drive: ~1 hour from Kyoto.
Highlights:
* Todai-ji Temple (Giant Buddha)
* Nara Park (friendly deer roaming free)
* Return: Late afternoon drive back to Kyoto or continue onward to Osaka. - Day 12-13: Osaka (Food & Fun)
Where to Stay?
* InterContinental Osaka (near Umeda)
* Swissôtel Nankai Osaka (Namba area)
Day 12
* Osaka Castle
* Kuromon Ichiba Market
* Foodie hotspot (free entry, pay for food)
* Dotonbori
* Vibrant neon lights & street food
Day 13:
* Universal Studios Japan OR explore Shinsekai (retro vibes) & Umeda Sky Building
Evening: Shopping in Shinsaibashi or try local izakayas.
*Osaka Castle:
* Kuromon Ichiba: Free entrance (food extra) - Day 14: Departure from Osaka
Private Transfer to Kansai International Airport (KIX) or Itami Airport for your flight home.
Say sayonara to Japan, bringing back unforgettable memories (and possibly some jet lag in reverse!).
Key Notes
- All prices listed are approximate and can vary by season or exchange rates.
- Private car fuel, tolls, and driver costs depend on your specific tour package.
- For entrance fees, always check for child/senior discounts or updated prices.
- This itinerary’s pace ensures ample time to explore each region without feeling rushed.
Services Included
- Accommodation: Comfortable stays at well-rated 4 star hotels in central locations.
- Transportation: Private transportation with up to 6 people in one vehicle
1st class bullet train tickets. - Dining: Pre-arranged reservations at acclaimed restaurants for an authentic taste of Japan.
- Guided Experiences: Expert local guides to provide cultural insights and ensure a seamless experience.
- Support: 24/7 travel assistance to address your needs throughout the trip.
- Booking and Availability: Hotel and activity reservations are subject to availability; early booking is recommended.
- Seasonal Highlights: Cherry blossoms in spring, vibrant foliage in autumn, and year-round cultural festivals add unique charm to your visit.
- Cultural Etiquette: Respect for local customs and traditions is key to enjoying your experience. Our guides will help you navigate these gracefully.
- Baggage allowance:6 pax 3L size suitcases and 3 carry on 29×30 inch
Services not included
- Air fare
- Food & beverages
- Travel insurance
- Train tickets back to Tokyo if required
Let us handle the details so you can focus on making unforgettable memories. Book your two-week Japan tour today and embark on a journey that blends the ancient and the modern in perfect harmony
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions
We specialize in curated small-group trips and private-driver services in Japan. Our itineraries are carefully crafted to include iconic highlights and off-the-beaten-path gems, ensuring you enjoy an authentic and personalized travel experiences.
The best time to visit Japan depends on what you’re looking for:
- Spring (March to May): Famous for cherry blossoms (sakura), with mild temperatures.
- Summer (June to August): Warm weather and vibrant festivals, though it can be humid.
- Autumn (September to November): Stunning autumn foliage with cool, comfortable weather.
- Winter (December to February): Ideal for skiing or other winter sports and enjoying hot springs (onsen) in colder regions.
Yes. We focus on small group travel experiences (typically 2 – 6 people) to maintain a personalized feel, but we also arrange bespoke private trips and tours for couples, families, businesses or special-interest groups upon request.
Fully private trips for a mimum of 2 people and semi-private trips from 2-6 people maximum, ensuring more intimate experiences, greater flexibility, and direct interaction with our guides and local experts.
We offer both group tours and private tours. Group tours are ideal for those who enjoy meeting other travelers and following a set itinerary, while private tours allow you to have a more personalized and flexible experience. Please refer to the specific package details to see whether it is a (semi) group or private tour, or contact us to customize your experience.
It depends on your nationality and the length of stay. Many passport holders (e.g., from the US, EU countries) can enter Japan visa-free for short tourist visits. Check with your local consulate or embassy.
We offer a variety of travel packages to Japan, including:
- Cultural & Historical Tours: Explore ancient temples, shrines, and traditional Japanese culture.
- City Tours: Visit modern cities like Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto with guided sightseeing tours.
- Custom Packages: Tailor your itinerary to your specific preferences, including family, romantic, or business travel.
Yes! We offer custom travel packages to Japan. If you have specific destinations, experiences, or dates in mind, just let us know, and we will create an itinerary tailored to your needs. You can also add or remove tours, extend your stay, or upgrade your accommodation.
Booking a package is easy! You can book directly through our website or contact our customer service team for assistance. Simply select your desired package, provide us with your travel details, and we’ll handle the rest, including sightseeing and accommodation arrangements. To book your flight please go here: Flights & Hotel
Trips are paid in-full in order to make booking. We advise to review our cancellation policy for more information.
