Japan Tours
Japan tours are the perfect active travel experience for travellers who want to combine culture and tradition with adventure.
Japan tours are the perfect active travel experience for travellers who want to combine culture and tradition with adventure. Hiking in Japan will see you explore ancient temples, navigate scenic trails, and indulge in hot springs, while cycling tours in Japan will see you make your way from bustling cities to the serene countryside. A trip to Japan offers a diverse experience, making it an ideal destination for a dynamic active holiday.
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Honshu
Atami and Hakone Hiking and Culture Tour
Enjoy a blend of coastal tranquility and mountain majesty close to Tokyo. Escape the big city with this captivating three-day itinerary through Atami and Hakone.
Honshu
Hakone Hiking and Culture Tour
This is a wonderful tour for those that want to see some nature on a trip to Japan. With easy access to Tokyo, this is a perfect add-on to see a different part of Japan. Embark on a captivating three-day journey through Hakone, where each day unfolds with cultural discoveries and scenic hikes.
Kyushu
Rural Kyushu Bike & Gourmet Tour
Welcome to Aso-Kuju National Park! Located in the center of Japan’s southwestern islands, this national park stretches from Kumamoto to Oita Prefecture and is the setting for the Rural Kyushu Bike & Gourmet Tour. Aso-Kuju’s volcanic landscape, with its dynamic scenery and unique culture, is home to Japan’s largest active volcano, which sits proudly in the middle of a massive caldera.
Kyushu
Kyushu Hiking and Cycling Tour
On the Kyushu Hiking and Cycling Tour, you’ll enjoy the wonderful natural scenery of Kyushu through hiking and cycling. Here, locals live by utilizing nature, and you’ll experience their way of life by cooking together and following their trails. The setting for your trip is Mount Aso, one of the world’s largest active volcanoes and a dominating peak in central Kyushu. A large eruption in ancient times created a caldera 18 km east to west and 25 km north to south. The eruption reached Takachiho at the foot of the central Kyushu mountain range, where a deep valley was created. Still active to this day, this volcano makes us keenly aware of the overwhelming power of mother earth. In this tour, you will experience both the lives of the people of Aso, who cultivate the volcanic caldera, and the lives of people in Takachiho, who carry on Japanese myths as they live in harmony with the deep mountains and valleys.
Okinawa
Okinawa 4-day E-bike Tour
Explore one of the world’s blue zones, Okinawa, on this wonderful 4-day e-bike journey. Blue zones are famous for the longevity of the residents, and on this guided bike tour you will gain an understanding of Okinawa from the saddle of your bike.
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4-Day Daisetsuzan National Park Hike
No trip to the Japanese Island of Hokkaido is complete without experiencing the wonders of Japan’s Largest National Park. The guided 4-Day Daisetsuzan National Park Hike is the perfect adventure for outdoor enthusiasts keen to experience some of Japan’s most stunning unspoiled wilderness on foot.
Shikoku
Shikoku Island Discovery Cycling Tour
This tour offers an exclusive opportunity to explore the hidden treasures of Japan’s Shikoku, a region often overlooked by international travelers. By combining e-bike excursions and serene houseboat experiences, guests delve into the heart of Japanese culture and nature on this private, guided adventure. From the charming satoyama villages to the majestic mountains, pristine rivers, and quaint architecture, each day promises a new adventure filled with awe-inspiring landscapes and cultural immersion.
Shikoku
Shikoku Island Nature and Food Highlights Tour
This multi-adventure tour of Shikoku offers a unique opportunity to explore hidden gems that remain undiscovered by international visitors. With activities ranging from cycling through beautiful satoyama landscapes to experiencing the rich culture and cuisine of Japan, travelers will immerse themselves in authentic Japanese experiences. From the historic Matsuyama Castle and rejuvenating Dogo Onsen to the breathtaking natural beauty of Ashizuri-Uwajimakai National Park, each day of the tour promises unforgettable adventures.
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Okinawa Circumnavigation Cycling Tour
What a thrill to ride a bicycle around an entire island, and that is what is on the cards for this bike tour around the main island of Okinawa.
Hokkaido
Lake Toya & Niseko Cultural Active Tour
The best adventures are those that introduce us to the most beautiful natural landscapes of an area, but also those that immerse us in the local culture of a destination. The Lake Toya & Niseko Cultural Active Tour invites you to discover the best of this unique area on Northern Japan’s stunning island of Hokkaido.
Hokkaido
National Parks of Hokkaido Adventure
Discover Hokkaido’s stunning landscapes, rich culture, and Ainu traditions on this immersive 9-day private hiking tour. Begin your adventure with an introduction to Ainu heritage, then explore the lush forests and rugged coastlines of Hidakasanmyaku-Erimo-Tokachi National Park. Experience Mount Apoi’s geological wonders and unwind in the region’s serene hot springs. Journey east to Akan-Mashu National Park for a scenic hike up the active volcano, Mount Meakan, and canoe on Lake Kussharo’s pristine waters. With local guides, comfortable accommodations, and fully customizable options, this tour offers the perfect blend of nature and cultural immersion.
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When planning where to go in Japan for an unforgettable adventure, a variety of destinations beckon. The Northern Alps offer thrilling mountainous treks, while the ancient trails of Kii Peninsula lead to spiritual discovery. Don't overlook Hokkaido for its wild landscapes and the iconic Mount Fuji for a once-in-a-lifetime climb!
For those pondering what to do in Japan, the country is a playground of diverse activities. Seasonal highlights include cherry blossom viewing in spring and skiing in Hokkaido's powder snow during winter. Adventure seekers will find trekking in Japan's Alps, cycling in Shikoku, and walking the historic Nakasendo Way amongst the most rewarding experiences.
Choosing when to go to Japan largely depends on the activities you're interested in. Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) offer mild weather and scenic beauty, perfect for outdoor adventures. Winter (December to February) is ideal for snow sports, while summer (June to August) is great for climbing Mount Fuji and enjoying Hokkaido's natural splendor.
Tipping is not customary in Japan. Exceptional service is considered part of the job, and offering tips can sometimes confuse or embarrass recipients.
English is commonly spoken in major cities and tourist areas. In rural areas, English proficiency may be limited, but signs and menus often have English translations.
A trip to Japan can range from a week to several months, depending on your interests. Two weeks is a good starting point to explore a mix of urban and rural areas.
Visa requirements for Japan vary by nationality. Many countries are eligible for a visa exemption for short stays, but it’s best to check with the Japanese embassy or consulate beforehand.
The currency is the Japanese Yen (JPY). It’s wise to carry some cash, as not all places accept credit cards, especially in rural areas.
Bringing Japanese Yen is recommended for convenience, especially in smaller towns or for small purchases. Credit cards are widely accepted in cities and at larger establishments.
Japan is extremely family-friendly, offering a wide range of activities suitable for all ages, from theme parks to cultural experiences and outdoor adventures.
The best way to travel long distances is by train, particularly using the Japan Rail Pass. Cities have extensive public transit systems, and renting a car is a good option in remote areas.
Yes, Japan is well-suited for self-guided tours, thanks to its efficient public transportation, safety, and availability of resources for travelers.
Guided tours are available and offer valuable insights into Japan's culture, history, and natural wonders, especially for first-time visitors or those interested in specific activities.
Japan is in the Japan Standard Time (JST) zone, UTC +9.
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and traditional ryokans to capsule hotels, hostels, and guesthouses, catering to all preferences and budgets.
Japan offers a wide range of culinary experiences, but vegetarians and vegans may need to research options ahead of time. Many restaurants provide allergen information for diners.
Japan uses Type A and B plugs, the same as in the United States, with a standard voltage of 100V.
Wi-Fi is widely available in urban areas, at cafes, hotels, and public spaces. Portable Wi-Fi routers can also be rented for convenience.
Stay informed about weather advisories, understand evacuation procedures in your area, and know how to access emergency services. Japan is well-prepared for natural events, and information is readily available.
Japan is one of the safest countries in the world. Common sense precautions are sufficient, such as guarding personal belongings and respecting local laws and customs.