A few suggestions to get the holiday planning process started
Tokyo, Kyoto and the Japanese Alps: from the megalopolis to the rice fields
14 days, from £3,215 to £4,465
Visit Japan during winter and head for the Japanese Alps, renowned for its world-class skiing
11 days, from £3,895 to £6,220
Take a tour of Tokyo's main sights and hidden gems
13 days, from £3,895 to £6,220
Travel across Japan by train and at a flexible pace, and from age-old sites to modern marvels
15 days, from £4,185 to £5,805
Visit Jigokudani Park and see its iconic snow monkeys bathing in the hot springs
12 days, from £4,365 to £6,965
A machiya (traditional wooden townhouse) in Kyoto, a temple in Mount Koya, a ryokan (traditional inn) in Kinosaki: accommodation reflecting intriguing Japanese culture
18 days, from £4,420 to £5,535
Immerse yourselves in Japanese culture with a private tour of Tokyo
15 days, from £4,500 to £6,500
Discover the secrets behind kimono creation in Kyoto
14 days, from £4,800 to £6,900
Cycle through the Japanese countryside in the peaceful Hida region
19 days, from £5,700 to £8,100
The frenetic rhythm of Tokyo, the creative energy of Kyoto
12 days, from £6,490 to £10,365
A great trip to cultivate 'the art of Zen', in a Japanese garden or Polynesian lagoon
15 days, from £7,155 to £10,000
Get some ultra R&R as you experience tea ceremonies, hot springs and tropical secluded beaches
14 days, from £7,480 to £10,000
Stay in one of Tokyo's immaculate high tech (and high rise) hotels and explore this amazing city with a private guide
14 days, from £9,150 to £14,615
Visit iconic sites in Tokyo, such as Hamarikyu Garden, Sensoji Temple and Meiji Jingu shrine
16 days, from £10,200 to £14,700
Practical advice and inspiration to help you prepare for your holiday
As opposed to the skyscrapers, busy streets and big city industries in Tokyo, the low rise buildings in Kyoto are complemented by an array of lush gardens and a traditional arts and crafts culture. Ornate tea shops and traditional paper factories are found nestled between the traditional townhouses.
Cuisine also plays a big part in shaping a Kyoto stay, though unlike the rest of the city's highlights, the food has moved with the times. Michelin starred restaurants, cool cocktail bars and sushi spots in food halls now serve up fresh and flavourful Japanese cuisine with a contemporary twist, and to wash it down, there are abundant traditional sake bars and breweries to choose from.
Our team of destination experts will get to know you and your unique requirements for your holiday
We work with you to build an ultra-personalised holiday itinerary with your choice of accommodation, experiences and activities
All of our holidays include little extras designed to make a big difference to your trip, from fast-tracking you through airport check-in and security to our network of local Concierges
