Japan is a country where ancient traditions and modern life exist in remarkable harmony. From serene temples and centuries-old customs to vibrant cities, exquisite cuisine and breathtaking landscapes, every part of Japan offers something different to discover. A Japan tour package with Odyssey lets you experience these many facets of the country, from its rich cultural heritage to the details that make everyday life so fascinating. Whether it is your first visit or a return to a country you love, our Japan holiday package invites you to look beyond the familiar and discover the many layers of this captivating destination.
Journey at a Glance
Tokyo → Mount Fuji → Takayama → Kanazawa → Kyoto
Signature Experiences of the Japan Holiday Package:
Traditional Tea Ceremony & Kimono Fitting:
In Tokyo, try on a traditional kimono and take part in a wonderfully choreographed tea ceremony, the art of preparing and serving Japanese green tea.
Calligraphy with a Local Master:
Visit an artist's studio in Tokyo and learn to write like a local during a hands-on calligraphy class led by a master calligrapher.
Cable Car Views of Mount Fuji:
Ride the cable car to the Five Lakes region for panoramic views of Lake Kawaguchi and Japan's highest peak, then take in the classic view from Chureito Pagoda.
Takayama Morning Market & Sake Tasting:
Browse a farmers' market where locals sell fruits, vegetables and flowers, then sample sake at a brewery in the historic San-Machi Suji district.
Shirakawa's Gassho-Zukuri Village:
Drive through the Shokawa Valley to see the UNESCO-listed thatched houses of Shirakawa, a style found only in this remote pocket of Japan.
Kenroku-en Garden & Gold Leaf Class:
Explore one of Japan's greatest gardens in Kanazawa, then learn the ancient craft of gold leaf and make your own bento box souvenir.
Fushimi Inari's Torii Gates:
Walk beneath thousands of brightly coloured Torii Gates at Kyoto's Fushimi Inari Shrine, one of Japan's most photographed sights.
Yuzen Dyeing & a Japanese Cooking Class:
Learn the Yuzen technique used to hand-paint kimono fabric, then cook miso soup, teriyaki chicken and sushi rolls under a local chef's guidance.
Kinkakuji, the Golden Pavilion:
Visit Kyoto's shimmering Temple of the Gold Pavilion, one of Japan's most iconic and photographed landmarks.
Nara's Ancient Temples:
On an excursion to Japan's oldest capital, stand before the Great Buddha at Todaiji Temple and the 3,000 lanterns of Kasuga Shrine.