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Single Room
Single room types are rooms for
single room occupants.
One person will be occupying the
hotel room throughout the tour.
Twin Room
Twin room types are rooms set for two people who will occupy one room, but will have two separate beds.
Double Room
A double room is a room that has one bed for two people to share.
Triple Room
A triple room is one room where three people may share the same room. It has three separate beds.
Japanese Style Room
A Japanese-style room traditionally does not have a western-style bed, it is a tatami floor room with futon bedding. However, if you prefer a western-style bed, you may request one though we cannot guarantee it.
Please note: If you would like to request neighboring rooms next to your traveling companions, you and your traveling companions must have the same room types in order to be next to each other. For example, if you have requested a double room, but your traveling companions have requested a twin, or triple room, then neighboring rooms cannot be accommodated. However, if both you and your traveling companions match in room type, then neighboring rooms will likely be arranged for your convenience.
Japan has been constantly making it easier for
visiting travelers navigating by wheelchair in
recent years, with steps that include barrier-free
hotel accommodations, "non-step" trains and
buses, as well as more accessible public
restrooms and elevators. With that in mind, our
travel specialists have planned an itinerary
specially crafted to ensure a comfortable
journey from your wheelchair while touring the
Land of the Rising Sun. The itinerary first begins
in Tokyo, with a couple days of sightseeing the
top must-sees in the city including the Meiji
Shrine, Asakusa Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Skytree,
and Akihabara Electric Town. The tour
continues to Kyoto, stopping on the way in
Hakone and Mount Fuji to enjoy the idyllic
landscape, with additional trips to the Itchiku
Kubota Art Museum and the fascinating Miho
Museum. In Kyoto you will explore this ancient
city in all it's grandeur with visits to the Silver
Pavilion and the Gion Geisha District, as well as
immersive experiences such as the Nishijin
Kimono Show and a Green Tea Ceremony. The
tour includes a visit to nearby Nara city, where
you will enjoy the company of the friendly Sika
deer in Nara Park, along with a visit to
magnificent Todaiji Temple. Finally, you will take
in some of the most important sights of Osaka
as you tour impressive Osaka Castle and
browse around the Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi
shopping districts. Feel free to browse our full
itinerary below for more details on our Japan
Wheelchair Tour.
This itinerary can be customized based on your
budget and interests. Please feel free to
CONTACT US to plan
your dream trip to Japan.
Please Note:
● The price is per person with minimum 2 people, based
on twin/double or triple room occupancy.
● The
itinerary can be customized based on your
interests and budget, please
contact us to plan your perfect
vacation to Japan.
We require US$200 deposit per person to hold the space at time of booking and the final payment is due 2 month prior to departure.
All entry fees to sites, activities listed in the itinerary
Travel by private van between destinations, baggage handling free.
For arrivals at Narita Airport (NRT) or Haneda Airport (HND), this tour starts in Tokyo and ends in Osaka, with departures at Osaka Kansai Airport (KIX) or Itami Airport (ITM).
Vegetarian or special meals can be arranged.
Meet and greet and private airport transfers on arrival and departure included.
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Tour schedule and prices subject to change without notice
Upon arrival, proceed through customs and meet your driver just outside the exit gate, they will be holding an “All Japan Tours” sign for easy visibility. Proceed to your hotel by private car. Upon arrival at the hotel, you will be free for leisure.
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel or similar class
In the morning, start your day tour of Tokyo with a visit to make your way to the Tsukiji Outer Market, filled with shops and restaurants where you can try fresh produce and other food- related goods. Next, learn how to create your own sushi with a professional sushi chef. Whatever you make, you will get to eat for lunch! Then head over to one of Tokyo's most prominent shrines, Meiji Shrine, where you can enjoy the shrine's peaceful forest landscape and classical, unassuming architecture. Finally, you will visit the Nezu Museum, where you can enjoy a collection of pre-modern Japanese and East Asian art that Nezu Kaichiro assembled, which was expanded by his son. After, return to your hotel for a restful evening.
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel or similar class
Today begins another full-day of Tokyo sightseeing, with a visit to Asakusa Sensoji Temple. Enter by way of the Kaminarimon “Thunder Gate”, underneath one of Japan’s largest paper lanterns. Don’t forget to look up to see the dragon sculpture under the lantern! Browse through the Nakamise Market – a street lined with shops selling traditional goods of all kinds, before approaching Sensoji Temple. Then, experience panoramic views of the city at 350 meters high at the Tokyo Skytree. These are the highest observation decks in Japan, and the tower is one of the tallest structures in the world. Finally, head to Akihabara Electric Town, beckoning to anime and manga fans from all over the world to come enjoy the colorful characters and flashy displays in the stores and arcades lining its streets.
Tokyo Bay Shiomi Prince Hotel or similar class
This morning, travel to stunning Hakone and visit gorgeous Lake Ashi. Board a Lake Ashi Cruise where you can enjoy the delights of Hakone’s natural scenery. Then head over to the Okada Museum of Art, which boasts a collection of Japanese, Chinese, and Korean artworks from antiquity to the present day. There is also a delightful garden of beautiful flowers and trees. After, enjoy a relaxing soak in your hotel onsen and savor a delicious dinner of traditional kaiseki cuisine.
Hakone Yunohana Prince Hotel or similar class
Today, if the weather is in your favor, travel to Mt. Fuji’s 5th station, the most popular and convenient spot to enjoy views of the iconic mountain. Afterwards we will tour the Itchiku Kubota Art Museum and view the Tsujigahana silk dyed artworks, regarded as one of the lost arts of Japan. The museum celebrates Kubota's various works, including his unfinished masterpiece "The Symphony of Light". After, enjoy another evening of hot spring relaxation and kaiseki cuisine at your hotel.
The Hamanako or similar class
After breakfast, visit the Miho Museum, known for its stunning architecture integrated into the surrounding nature. It exhibits works from different ancient civilizations, including the Romans, Egyptians, and Asian cultures. Then travel to Kyoto, former imperial capital for over a thousand years, where we will first visit Ginkakuji, the Silver Pavilion, a Zen temple modeled after the Golden Pavilion. As a former retirement villa for shogun Ashikaga Yoshimasa, the Silver Pavilion became a center for the aristocratic culture of the time. The memory of that historical period can still be seen while strolling by the rocky moss garden, as well as a rare dry sand garden. We will end our day in the Gion Geisha District, where its streets are lined with ochaya (teahouses), exclusive establishments where guests are entertained by Geisha and Maiko. In the evening, enjoy a relaxing evening at the hotel.
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel or similar class
Today, visit the Nishiki Market. This narrow shopping street, commonly referred to as 'Kyoto's Kitchen,' is filled with more than 100 restaurants and shops showcasing Kyoto specialties such as Japanese sweets, pickles, dried seafood, and sushi. The shops sell all kinds of food-related items – from top-of-the- line knives and cookware to tempting seafood and produce. Then head over to the Nishijin Textile Center, you can view displays of kimonos and watch the Nishijin Kimono fashion show. Then travel to the Sanjusangendo Hall, with the temple’s hall being the longest wooden structure in Japan, housing 1001 statues of Kannon. Then return to the hotel for a relaxing evening.
Kyoto Tokyu Hotel or similar class
In the morning, start off with a traditional cultural experience in the town of Uji, where you can participate in a time-honored green tea ceremony. Then visit Byodoin Temple, a quintessential Pure Land Buddhist Temple, which includes Phoenix Hall, the magnificent main temple building topped with two dainty phoenixes. The temple also includes a Pure Land Garden, meant to create the Buddhist idea of paradise. Next, travel to Nara, where you will behold the stunning Todaiji Temple, one of the largest wooden structures in Japan, and home to a massive seated Buddha. Outside is Nara Park, home to a herd of friendly, curious wild deer. These deer are some of the most polite in the world, many having learned to bow their heads when asking for one of the special crackers sold at one of the park stalls. After, head over to Osaka, where you will check into your hotel for a restful evening.
Hotel Elsereine Osaka or similar class
Today, enjoy a tour of Osaka, starting with the impressive Osaka Castle. Build by the legendary samurai general Toyotomi Hideyoshi, this castle is an iconic landmark of Edo-era architecture and a symbol of the city of Osaka. Then, visit the colorful, neon-lit entertainment district of Dotonbori. This area is popularly known for being the heart of the city, filled with eye-catching billboards and numerous restaurants. Lastly, make your way to Shinsaibashi, the largest shopping district in Osaka, where you can browse its many colorful shops.
Hotel Elsereine Osaka or similar class
After breakfast, our tour officially ends! The rest of your day is free for leisure until your transfer to the airport for your flight.
PLEASE NOTE: These are the hotels All Japan Tours generally uses on the touring styles and regions shown. There is no guarantee that you will stay in the lodgings listed on the website. We encourage you to check your travel documentation for confirmation of the exact accommodation you will be staying in.
Destinations
Tokyo / Hakone / Mt. Fuji / Hamanako / Koka / Kyoto / Uji / Nara / Osaka
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Feature | Our Budget Tours are designed for our guests who are on a limited budget. Explore the must-see sights and enjoy a hassle-free trip to Japan at an affordable price. | Sample all Japan has to offer, from unique locales to must see tourist attractions. Our Deluxe Tours are fully guided, and use our luxury coaches for your convenience and comfort. | Experience Japanese culture at a slower pace, and with a smaller group size than our deluxe tours. Stay in each city longer so you can soak in the culture and fully appreciate the destinations. | Enjoy upgraded hotels, a slower pace, and a smaller group size for a more intimate experience. Access to a wide range of unique activities that immerse you in authentic Japanese culture. | Explore Japan off the beaten path via Japanese public transportation, walking, hiking, cycling and more. Take more time to enjoy local experiences and picturesque landscape. |
Advantage | Our most cost-effective way to see the highlights of Japan while staying in budget-friendly accommodations. If you would like to have a set of quick stops to sample the must-see sights of Japan, or if you plan to explore Japan on your own but would like to take a short trip to learn about Japan before your self-guided journeys, these are the tours for you. | Our most popular tours for everyone. Fully-escorted - the most hassle-free way to visit Japan for the best value. From Hokkaido to Kyushu, the duration of our Deluxe Tours range from 5 to 27 days. Whether you want to see the best of Japan in a shorter time, or take your time in each city, you will find a tour package that suits your preferences. | Smaller group sizes enable our guests to access more of Japanese culture and traditions. Our Deluxe-Plus Tours are carefully balanced for you to discover the unique Japanese culture, history, arts, food and spectacular scenery Japan has. If you love Japan and want to appreciate the best of everything Japan can offer, these are the tours for you. | Dive into the cultural aspects of Japan at a more leisurely pace. Enjoy more than just sightseeing. All of our Signature Small Group Tours feature a wide range of cultural experiences through interaction with the people and places that represent all that is authentic about the destination. Get an alternative, more in-depth understanding of Japanese culture and art. | Our Active Small Group Tours combine the best cultural locations with off-the-beaten-path destinations via Japanese public transportation. Discover the country of Japan the way the locals do and see Japan from a different angle. A focus on getting away from the crowds and into the real Japan, see the diversity of Japan’s countryside unfold before your eyes. |
Group Size | 20 to 45 people | 10 to 35 people | 6 to 24 people | 4 to 16 people | 4 to 13 people |
Fully-escorted | Comprehensively escorted by AJT's professional English speaking tour guide | Your guides are local experts and residents of the city you are visiting, they do not always escort the group when traveling between cities | |||
Pace | Fast pace to see as much as possible while in Japan | Perfect pace to see as much as possible while in Japan | More leisurely pace to soak in and fully appreciate the destinations, plus free time to explore on your own | ||
Airport Transfers | Airport transfers are NOT included unless otherwise specified | Airport transfers are included* (If no options are taken: hotels are not requested to be changed and passengers use the correct airports) | Airport transfers are included if arriving on the first day of the tour and returning on the last day of the tour | Private airport transfers are included if arriving on the first day of the tour and returning on the last day of the tour | Airport transfers are NOT included unless otherwise specified |
Transfer between cities | Transfer between cities via private coach and Shinkansen (bullet train), depending on the itinerary | Transfer between cities via private coach and first class Shinkansen (bullet train), depending on the itinerary | Transfer between cities via Shinkansen (bullet train) or express train. Private minivans are also used occasionally where public transport is not available or practical | ||
Sightseeing | Sightseeing by private coach with an escorted guide | Sightseeing by private coach and public transportation with an escorted guide | Sightseeing via public transportation (local train, subway & local bus) with local guides | ||
Admission fees and activities | All entry fees to sites and activities listed in the itinerary are included | ||||
Luggage Transfers | Luggage transfers by private coach from hotel to hotel, plus separate luggage transfers are included on select tours | Separate luggage transfers are included | |||
Meals | Breakfast every morning, plus meals as indicated (vegetarian or special meals can be arranged) | ||||
Accommodation | Carefully-selected budget hotels and ryokans | Carefully-selected superior/deluxe hotels and ryokans | Carefully-selected deluxe/boutique hotels and ryokans | Carefully-selected deluxe/luxury hotels and ryokans | Accommodations range from local Japanese inns (minshuku) to budget hotels, to superior/deluxe hotels depending on the tour and destination |
Ages | 4 years old and above | 6 years old and above | |||
Health & Activity | In order to enjoy our tour, you should be able to walk reasonable distances, often over unpaved and uneven surfaces. Some of the most memorable sightseeing activities can only be accomplished on foot. Wheelchairs can be arranged upon request. However, we regret that we’re unable to provide individual assistance to guests with walking difficulties or other personal needs. Guests requiring such individualized assistance must be accompanied by an able-bodied companion who can provide it. | These tours are tailored to the energetic traveler; guests should feel comfortable walking from 4 to 10 miles a day depending on the tour and destination. |