Classic Japan

Highlights

Tour Includes:

5 Nights Hotel Accommodations
Bullet Train from Odawara to Kyoto
Breakfast Daily
Comprehensive Sightseeing per Itinerary by Seat-In-Coach
Services of Local English-Speaking Guides
Roundtrip Airport Transfers by Airport Shuttle Bus

South Korea Extension – 7 Days/6 Nights

Highlights of South Korea by Private Car – please inquire for details

Accommodations

At IWorld of Travel, we understand that where you stay is as important as the destination itself. Rest assured, we are in the process of hand-selecting accommodations that align with our high standards of luxury and comfort. Our portfolio exclusively features 4 and 5-star properties, as well as boutique hotels that are not just places to stay, but integral parts of your travel experience. These establishments are chosen for their exceptional service, prime locations, and the unique charm that they bring to your journey. We are committed to ensuring that your accommodations will enhance your trip and we look forward to sharing the details with you soon.

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrival in Tokyo
Arrive Narita; Shuttle Bus to hotel. Note: For arrival/departure at Haneda Airport (Tokyo International Airport); please inquire.

Day 2: Tokyo
Morning sightseeing includes the Imperial Palace Plaza, Tokyo Tower and Asakusa Kannon Temple. Drive through Ueno and Akihabara. Return to hotel on your own. (B)

Note: Alternative “Tokyo Skytree & Asakusa Tour” is available at supplement of $15 per person.

Day 3: Tokyo | Mt. Fuji | Hakone
Depart by motorcoach to beautiful Mt. Fuji; see breathtaking views of the surrounding lake-dotted environs. After lunch, on to the scenic Hakone. Enjoy a gondola ride on the Mt. Komagatake Ropeway and a relaxing cruise on Lake Ashi before transferring to hotel. Overnight: Yumoto Fujiya Hotel. (B,L)

Day 4: Hakone | Kyoto
Depart for Kyoto by the famous Bullet Train. Lunch upon arrival. Transfer to the hotel on your own. (B,L)

Day 5: Kyoto
Morning tour to the 17th-century Nijo Castle (or Ryoanji Temple). Continue to Kinkakuji Temple, with its magnificent Golden Pavilion, the Kyoto Imperial Palace (or Kitano Tenmangu). (B)