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over the city in solemn majesty. After lunch aboard ship choose an optional visit to the Adachi Museum of Art or shuttle into Sakaiminato to pursue your own interests. Tonight say good-bye to captain and crew at the captain’s farewell dinner. Meals BLD
12. BULLET TRAIN TO TOKYO – AND GINZA Disembark your yacht in Maizuru and take a scenic drive to Kyoto to catch the tidy bullet train to Tokyo. Settle in at your premier hotel in the heart of the city before your guide leads a walk to the luxury shopping district of Ginza. Tonight enjoy free time to dine and check out the city on your own. Meals BL
13. FROM SHRINE TO SUMO IN TOKYO Plunge into an eclectic day in cosmopolitan Tokyo with visits to the Senso-ji Temple – devoted to the Buddhist deity of compassion – and the Meiji Shrine, built to honor Emperor Meiji and his wife, Empress Shoken. A guided tour of the Edo-Tokyo Museum introduces you to the history of Tokyo. Lunch is at a local restaurant before you spend an afternoon exploring on your own. Finish the day – and your journey – in style with our farewell reception and dinner, which will be accompanied by traditional music and what’s sure to be a highlight of your adventure in Japan, an unforgettable sumo wrestling demonstration that has to be seen to be believed. Meals BLD
14. JOURNEY HOME Tour ends: Tokyo. Fly home anytime. A transfer is included from the Shangri-La Hotel Tokyo or Palace Hotel Tokyo to Narita International Airport. Please allow a minimum of three hours for flight check-in. Meals B
14 DAYS FROM $11,690 PLUS AIRFARE (13 Breakfasts, 11 Lunches & 11 Dinners)
BEGINS KYOTO
Northbound – Kyoto to Tokyo Mar 29 Apr 14
Southbound – Kyoto to Tokyo Apr 6, 22 Go to
tauck.com for up-to-the-minute space availability.
Superior Cabin – Deck 3 Double $11,690
Deluxe Cabin – Deck 3 Double $12,290
Prestige Cabin – Deck 4 Double $12,680
Prestige Cabin – Deck 5 Double $12,990
Prestige Cabin – Deck 6 Double $13,300
Deluxe Suite – Deck 6 Double $14,390
Double $14,880
Double $15,470
LAND / CRUISE PRICE PER PERSON Single $14,854
Single $15,454 Single $16,458 Single $16,768 Single $17,078 Single N/A Prestige Suite – Deck 5 Single N/A Prestige Suite – Deck 6 Single N/A Triple $10,609
International Airfare is additional. Call Tauck for special rates on international air, in coach or business, for travel originating in the US (subject to availability).
Land / Cruise Price includes everything described in General Information as well as Tauck shore excursions, cruise fare, port charges, applicable fuel surcharges, entertainment and gratuities to Tauck Director and ship staff. Aboard ship alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are available throughout the day, including house wines & spirits; premium spirits and wines are available at extra cost. Departures will be hosted by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 guests. Please ask about additional hotel nights before or after your tour and about our comprehensive Cruise Protection Product. See page 3 for activity and pace level details.
Travel North or South: Go to
tauck.com for southbound itinerary. Go to page 113 for L’Austral deck plan and ship specifications.
FINE HOTELS / GREAT LOCATIONS Night 1-3
WESTIN MIYAKO KYOTO / HOTEL GRANVIA KYOTO
Night 4-11 Night 12,13
The famous high-speed bullet train whisks you from Kyoto to Tokyo Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825 ABOARD L’AUSTRAL
SHANGRI-LA HOTEL TOKYO / PALACE HOTEL TOKYO
Kyoto
Cruising Tokyo
Triple $10,216
Triple $8089 Triple N/A Triple N/A Triple N/A Triple N/A Triple N/A
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