TOUR JAPAN
Osaka Castle
Japan Revealed 11 days from £4999
WHAT’S INCLUDED • Just You Tour Manager as your host • Return flights from Heathrow with Cathay Pacific • Use of an airport lounge in the UK
• 9 nights in hotels of a good standard plus 1 night in flight
• 17 meals: 9 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 7 dinners • All excursions included
PLUS…
• Specialist Local Guide • Welcome drink and farewell get-together • Overseas transfers & other transportation
• Dedicated Just You representative to greet you at all UK airports
EXCURSIONS INCLUDED
ALL
100%
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From the natural beauty of Mount Fuji to the spectacular skyline of Tokyo, enigmatic Japan off ers a unique holiday experience. Discover ancient temples, enjoy a traditional tea ceremony and travel on the famous Bullet Train as you explore this country of contrasts.
INCLUDED EXCURSIONS • Tokyo including rickshaw ride • Tokyo dinner cruise • Mount Fuji & Hakone • Bullet train ride • Kyoto sightseeing including the historic city of Nara • Sake museum visit including sake tasting • Osaka sightseeing including dinner • Miyajima Island • Hiroshima tour • Kurashiki canal area • Himeji Castle
FLIGHT OPTIONS
• Connecting flights via London from selected local airports
Upgrade your fl ight: From £3359 return Premium Economy with Cathay Pacifi c.
DAYS 1 & 2 UK to Tokyo Today we’ll fly to Tokyo, arriving on day 2. Get to know your travelling companions over a welcome drink and dinner. SHIBUYA TOKYU REI, TOKYO
DAY 3 Tokyo Tokyo is a dazzling city of contrasts. Traditional temples, shrines and gardens sit alongside ultra-modern skyscrapers and designer shopping outlets, and we’ll discover more on our included tour. A real highlight is Tokyo Tower, an Eiffel Tower-inspired lattice
structure rising 1,093 ft high. We’ll also see the Imperial Palace, the main residence of the Emperor of Japan, and the stunning 7th century Asakusa Sensoji Temple. To top it all off, we’ll experience an authentic rickshaw ride too.
Dinner tonight is served as we cruise the Sudima River on board a traditional and ornate Yakatabune boat, where we’ll enjoy wonderful views of the city’s illuminated skyline. SHIBUYA TOKYU REI, TOKYO
DAY 4 Atami Iconic Mount Fuji, Japan’s tallest peak, is our destination today. We’ll cruise on Lake Ashi, with its fabulous views of Fuji, before travelling by cable car and visiting Owakudani, a volcanic valley with active sulphur and hot springs known as the Great Boiling Valley. We’ll also visit the natural thermal springs of Atami Onsen before settling down for an overnight stay in the popular seaside spa resort of Atami. NEW AKAO HOTEL ROYAL WING, ATAMI
DAY 5 Kyoto Kyoto is nicknamed ‘the city of ten thousand shrines’ and is where we’ll stay for the next three nights. We’ll transfer here today on Japan’s famous bullet train.
On our city tour we’ll visit the beautiful Kiyomizu Temple, which is built into the side of a mountain, supported by pillars. It takes its name, which means ‘clear water’, from a waterfall within the temple complex.
We’ll also tour the stunning Heian Shrine, with its giant entrance gate and beautiful Japanese gardens, before sightseeing in the Gion
area.This is Kyoto’s most
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JAPAN Tokyo
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