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Set out on an unforgettable 8-day journey through Japan, where timeless traditions and modern brilliance exist in perfect balance. Your adventure begins in Tokyo, a city alive with energy and history. Stroll through Ueno Park and Shinjuku Gyoen as cherry blossoms drift through the air, then glide along the Sumida River, where soft pink blooms frame the city’s iconic skyline. From the soaring heights of Tokyo Skytree, take in sweeping views of a metropolis that seamlessly blends heritage with innovation.

Continue to Hakone, where the calm waters of Lake Ashi mirror the awe-inspiring presence of Mount Fuji, creating moments of quiet reflection. In Hiroshima, visit the Atomic Bomb Dome—a powerful symbol of remembrance, resilience, and hope—before traveling to Miyajima Island, where the floating Itsukushima Shrine appears like a sacred vision rising from the sea.

Feel the vibrant pulse of Osaka, a city rich with character and deep-rooted tradition beneath its lively streets. The journey concludes in Kyoto and Nara, where serene bamboo forests, the golden glow of Kinkaku-ji, and the gentle deer of Nara Park transport you into a world where time slows and spirituality endures.

Japan – The Ultimate Cherry Blossom 2026 – 8 Days – 7 Nights

5 Days
Max People : 26
Wifi Available
Jan 18’ - Dec 21'
Min Age : 10+
Pickup: Airpot

Departure & Return Location

Kempegowda International Airport Bengaluru (Google Map)

Departure Time

3 Hours Before Flight Time

Bedroom

4 Bedrooms

Bathroom

4 Bathrooms

Price Excludes

Air fares
Tour Guide
Entrance Fees

Price Includes

Arrival transfer from Narita Airport to the hotel
Tokyo City Tour with a local guide
Visit to Imperial Palace (Outside view)
Visit to Asakusa Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street
Visit to Tokyo Sky Tree (350M) with entrance included
Entrance to 3D TeamLab
Photo stop at the Statue of Liberty & Rainbow Bridge
Sumida River Cruise (Asakusa → Odaiba Sea Side Park) with entrance included
Visit to Meiji Shrine, Ueno Park & Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Visit to Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko Statue (Photo Stop)
Free time for shopping at Akihabara
Single Entry Tourist Visa (If opted)
Mt. Fuji 5th Station (Weather Permitted)
Owakudani Valley (Photo Stop)
Hakone Ropeway (Owakudani - Togendai) (Entrance included)
Lake Ashi Cruise (Togendai - Hakone Machi) (Entrance included)
Chisuji Falls (Photo Stop)
Bullet train transfer from Hakone to Hiroshima
Visit to Miyajima Island (Ferry and entrance included)
Visit to Itsukushima Shrine (Floating Torii Gate) with entrance included
Visit to Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome (Entrance included)
Visit to Umeda Sky Tower (Sky Garden Observatory) with entrance included
Visit to Nara Deer Park and Todaiji Temple (Entrance included)
Visit to Arashiyama Bamboo Forest & Fushimi Inari Shrine
Free time for shopping at Shinsaibashi
Daily Indian lunches and dinners

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What to Expect

Transfers & Sightseeing: All transfers and extensive sightseeing, including entrance fees as specified in the itinerary, will be conducted in air-conditioned coaches.
Room Occupancy: The maximum room occupancy in Japan is 3 persons per room. For the 3rd person, most hotels will provide rollaway beds, and the room size may be similar to a double room.
4-star hotels: Rooms generally range from 180 sq ft to 250 sq ft.
3-star hotels: Rooms generally range from 120 sq ft to 180 sq ft.
Visa: We guarantee visa appointments, but please note, we do not have control over whether the visa will be granted or not.
Cash is King: While Japan is quite modern, cash is still widely preferred, especially in smaller towns or at local shops. It’s advisable to carry enough Japanese Yen for such occasions.
Be On Time: Japanese culture places high importance on punctuality. If you’re traveling with a group, ensure you’re at the meeting point at least 5 minutes early. Whether it’s a bus tour, flight, or dinner, timeliness is highly valued.
Emergency Numbers: In case of an emergency, dial 110 for police and 119 for fire or medical emergencies.
Electrical Outlets: Japan uses Type A and Type B plugs, and the voltage is 100V. If you are traveling with multiple devices, it’s a good idea to bring a universal adapter and a power strip.
Water: Tap water is safe to drink in Japan, so feel free to refill your bottle during your trip.
Queueing: Japan is known for its orderly queues everywhere, from trains to elevators. Always stand in line and respect others’ space.
Vending Machines Everywhere: Japan is famous for its vending machines that offer everything from drinks to snacks and even hot meals. Don’t hesitate to try them, but be aware that some machines only accept coins.
Always Ask Before Photographing: In certain temples, shrines, and museums, photography may be restricted. Always ask for permission before taking photos in places where it’s not clear.

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Itinerary

Day 1Day 1: Welcome To Tokyo - The Land Of Rising Sun

As you step off the plane and breathe in the energy of Tokyo, you’ll immediately sense the perfect harmony between ancient traditions and futuristic wonders. At Narita Airport, you’re welcomed with the kind of warmth that feels like family, marking the beginning of an unforgettable journey in the Land of the Rising Sun.
A smooth transfer will take you straight to your hotel, ideally nestled in the bustling heart of the city. After checking in (check-in time 4:00 PM), unwind with the comfort of a rich, Indian buffet dinner, carefully curated for your enjoyment either at the hotel or a nearby Indian restaurant. Relish the familiar spices and flavors that bring a touch of home, while Tokyo’s glowing skyline beckons you to explore the exciting fusion of cultures that await.
With the city’s vibrant lights shining through your window, you can unwind and soak in the anticipation of the unforgettable adventures to come.
(Dinner)

Day 2Day 2: Full Day Tokyo Sightseeing – Imperial Palace, Asakusa, Sky Tree & Shibuya Crossing

Your first stop is the Imperial Palace, the residence of Japan’s royal family. Its grand gates open to Japan’s royal past, surrounded by tranquil gardens that whisper stories of the Emperor’s reign.
Next, you visit the Asakusa Temple, Tokyo’s oldest temple and one of the most significant Buddhist structures in Japan. The air is filled with the soothing scent of incense, and the Nakamise Street market invites you to explore vibrant stalls—its lively hustle reminiscent of India’s own bustling bazaars.
A short ride takes you to the awe-inspiring Tokyo Sky Tree, standing tall at 350 meters as the tallest structure in Japan, offering panoramic views of this dynamic city, a symbol of Japan’s engineering prowess.
After a comforting Indian lunch, you head to Odaiba, home to the Statue of Liberty replica and the Rainbow Bridge, landmarks that are both a symbol of Tokyo’s modernity and global connections.
A peaceful Sumida River Cruise (Asakusa-Odaiba) offers a serene view of the city, before reaching the iconic Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world, a testament to the pulse of Tokyo. Pause at the Hachiko Statue, a symbol of loyalty and love that resonates deeply, much like the values held dear in India.
End your day with a delicious dinner at an Indian restaurant, savoring familiar flavors while reflecting on your day of discovery.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 3Day 3: Tokyo’s Best - Experience Sakura At Ueno Park & Shinjuku Goyen - 3d Team Labs - Shopping At Akihabara

Start your day by visiting the Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. This sacred site offers a deep sense of peace and spirituality amid Tokyo’s vibrant city life.
Visit the Ueno Park, where cherry blossoms shower you with soft pink petals, creating a serene atmosphere reminiscent of peaceful temple gardens back home. This iconic park is one of the most famous in Japan.
Next, wander through Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden, where over 400 cherry trees bloom, offering a tranquil escape that mirrors the calm of India’s own natural beauty.
After a comforting Indian meal for lunch, head to 3D TeamLab Planets in Toyosu, a mesmerizing 3D digital art museum. Here, you don’t just look at art — you become part of it. Walk barefoot through shallow pools of water that ripple with every step, wander through infinite digital landscapes that shift and glow around you, and marvel as light, sound, and motion transform the space into a living dream. Each installation invites exploration, reflection, and wonder, creating a sense of floating between reality and imagination.
End you head with a shopping at Akihabara (If time permits), the electronics and tech haven of Tokyo. From anime collectibles to the latest gadgets, Akihabara is a vibrant showcase of Japan’s modern culture.
Conclude the day with a flavorful Indian dinner, savoring familiar tastes while reflecting on a Tokyo day that seamlessly blended nature, tradition, modernity, and futuristic artistry.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 4Day 4: A Day Of Majestic Beauty - Mt. Fuji, Hakone, And Lake Ashi

Today, we journey to the iconic Mt. Fuji, Japan’s highest and most sacred peak. Standing at 3,776 meters, Mt. Fuji is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the symbol of Japan. As you ascend to the 5th station (weather permitting), the majesty of the mountain will take your breath away. The crisp mountain air and serene surroundings offer a moment of reflection.
After a hearty Indian lunch, the adventure continues to Hakone, known for its hot springs and stunning vistas. Owakudani Valley offers volcanic views and the scent of sulfur, reminding you of the Earth’s raw power.
From there, soar above the valley on the Hakone Ropeway (Owakudani – Togendai), offering panoramic views of Mt. Fuji and the surrounding mountains, leaving you speechless with the beauty of the landscape.
The day concludes with a tranquil Lake Ashi cruise (Togendai – Hakone Machi) where you’ll be surrounded by serene waters and breathtaking scenery. Photostop at Chisuji Falls is also referred to as the Thousand Strands Waterfall. This stunning waterfall is similar to a bamboo screen. Unlike other falls that are tall, this one is short and wide. This peaceful moment offers a chance to reflect on the day’s beauty before heading to an Indian restaurant for a warm dinner and overnight at Mishima/Gotemba/Kanagawa.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 5Day 5: Transfer From Hakone To Hiroshima By Bullet Train – Miyajima Island, Itsukushima Shrine & Floating Torii Gate

After breakfast, embark on an unforgettable journey to Hiroshima aboard one of Japan’s fastest Shinkansen (bullet trains), enjoying the thrill of high-speed travel and scenic views along the way.
Upon arrival in Hiroshima, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local Indian restaurant before proceeding to the pier for a Ferry ride to Miyajima Island (entrance included). Explore the centuries-old Itsukushima Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where traditional Japanese architecture meets the tranquility of the sea. Stand before the legendary Floating Torii Gate, seemingly suspended above the water, and take in the serene, almost mystical atmosphere — especially during high tide when the gate appears to float, offering a moment of reflection and wonder.
After soaking in the serene beauty of the island, return to Hiroshima and enjoy dinner at a local Indian restaurant. Transfer to your hotel for an overnight stay in Hiroshima.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 6Day 6: Transfer From Hiroshima To Osaka - Hiroshima Sightseeing & Umeda Sky Tower

After breakfast, check out of your hotel and begin exploring Hiroshima’s most significant historical landmarks. Visit the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park, a serene area dedicated to promoting peace and commemorating the victims of the atomic bomb.
Witness the Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the first place in history to have experienced the devastation of the world’s first nuclear bomb attack and one of the few structures that survived the atomic bomb attack. This powerful symbol serves as a reminder of the devastating consequences of war and Hiroshima’s unwavering commitment to peace.
Upon arrival in Osaka, enjoy a delicious lunch at a local Indian restaurant before heading out to explore one of the city’s most striking landmarks – the Umeda Sky Tower (entrance included) and its Sky Garden Observatory (time permitting). This architectural marvel features two 40-story towers connected at their uppermost levels by bridges and an escalator that spans the central atrium-like space. From the observatory, take in panoramic views of Osaka, from the bustling streets and modern skyline to the distant mountains, offering a perfect perspective of the city’s vibrant energy.
End the day with a comforting Indian dinner at a local restaurant, followed by a transfer to your hotel for check-in and overnight stay.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 7Day 7: Kyoto & Nara Tour - Full Day Of Japan’s Heartfelt Tradition

After breakfast, we set out to experience the heartfelt traditions of Japan, starting with Nara, a city where history and nature coexist in perfect harmony. Wander through Nara Deer Park, where gentle deer roam freely, revered as messengers of the gods. Here, you’ll feel the peaceful connection between humans and nature, a unique aspect of Japan’s cultural heritage.
Next, visit Todaiji Temple, home to the awe-inspiring Daibutsu, the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue, standing 15 meters tall and weighing over 500 tons. This UNESCO World Heritage Site radiates a sense of reverence and tranquility, offering a profound insight into Japan’s spiritual legacy.
From Nara, we journey to Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital, a city that embodies timeless beauty and tradition. Be mesmerized by the Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), gleaming like a jewel amidst tranquil ponds and lush gardens. Its serene surroundings invite quiet reflection, allowing you to connect deeply with Japan’s cultural elegance.
We conclude our day with a visit to Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, where the towering bamboo stalks create a magical, otherworldly atmosphere. Walking through this natural cathedral, you’ll feel transported to a place where nature, spirituality, and tradition converge in perfect harmony.
(Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner)

Day 8Day 8: Departure From Osaka - The End Of A Journey, The Beginning Of Memories

Today marks the end of your unforgettable journey through Japan, but the memories you’ve created will stay with you forever. After breakfast at your hotel, check out and prepare for your transfer to the airport for your flight home.
If time permits, enjoy some free time for shopping at Shinsaibashi, Osaka’s most famous shopping street.
As you board your flight, take a moment to reflect on the experiences that have shaped your journey. May you carry with you the soul of Japan, a country where tradition, history, and modernity blend seamlessly.
(Breakfast)

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– Switzerland – Swiss franc (CHF)
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