Experience Japan

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10 or 13 days

Osaka, Kyoto, Takayama, Kanazawa, Tokyo, extension to Seoul | JAM


Japan is a nation of contrasts—neon lights pulse and hum next to centuries-old temples, Shinto monks share sidewalks with anime cosplayers, and Zen meditation is practised in the same parks that friends take selfies in. It may sound chaotic, but Japan has spent thousands of years perfecting the balance between maintaining ancient practices, and instilling a culture of innovation. Make custom sticker photos in a purikura booth one day, and participate in a traditional Kyotoite tea ceremony another. Take a pleasant walk through the sprawling gardens of Kanazawa Castle, followed by a bullet train ride to the bustling electric streets of Tokyo. You can even unwind from the beeping, buzzing techno-wonderland of Akihabara Electric Town with an optional karaoke night. Don’t miss out on an unforgettable journey that’s as educational as it is exhilarating—experience Japan.

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