21st November to 5th December 2018
Colourful autumn leaves are to the Japanese autumn what cherry blossoms are to spring. Viewing autumn leaves has been a popular pastime in Japan for centuries. Join us in a colourful journey through modern and traditional Japan!
21st May to 3rd June 2019 / 3rd to 16th September 2019
If you only had one chance to visit Japan and wanted to tick all the boxes, then the Classic Japan Tour is the perfect tour for you! Join us on this all-encompassing tour of Japan and travel from Hokkaido in the north to Kyushu in the south.
April 12th to April 25th, 2019
The timing of the Spring Sakura Tour will allow you to experience the various different stages of the life of the cherry blossom. We will view cherry blossoms and other spring flowers at some of the most famous gardens, temples, shrines, and nature spots in Japan.
27th January to 7th February 2019
Japan is famous for the beauty of its seasons, and winter is perhaps the most sublime. Winter is also arguably the best time of the year to visit Japan for culinary travellers. Join us on a sparkling journey through Japan’s winter wonderland!
From the cities to smaller, less known ski resorts, to the wilderness, to the indigenous Ainu culture, there is plenty on offer in Hokkaido outside your favourite snow resorts.
Throughout Japan there are activities and adventures for the whole family to undertake and world class family hotels to return to at the end of the day.
I had honestly forgotten how much I love theme parks until I entered through the front gates of Universal Studios Japan.
Welcome to Tokyo, the only place in the world that you can eat Michelin-starred food for under $10, sleep in a capsule, or watch live baseball at 4am in the morning.
Japanese food is a lot more than just sushi, tempura, or ramen. Give these 5 lesser known but tasty dishes a try.
Western food (yoshoku) in Japan doesn’t exactly mean hamburgers, spaghetti, and fish and chips – at least, not as we know it.