Name: 7 Day Group of Landing and Scattering | Deep Roaming of the healing system unlocks Kansai+essence of Kandong
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7 Day Group of Landing and Scattering | Deep Roaming of the healing system unlocks Kansai+essence of Kandong

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**Impression of Japan 7-day group tour: Connecting the three core cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo, from the ancient charm of Kansai to the modern prosperity of Kanto, experiencing the dual regional characteristics of Japan in one go. The itinerary is rich and not monotonous. Midway through, there are niche destinations such as Uji, Nara, Hakone, and Izu, avoiding crowds and experiencing the unique charm of Japanese towns and natural scenery.

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[Healing Series: 7 Days in Kanto] From the quaint charm of Kansai to the modern bustle of Kanto

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The Highlight

Deep roaming in three regions, unlocking the essence of Kansai + Kanto 🌆 Linking the three core cities of Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo, this itinerary allows you to experience the dual regional characteristics of Japan, from the ancient charm of Kansai to the modern prosperity of Kanto, in a single trip, making it rich and diverse. Interspersed with niche destinations such as Uji, Nara, Hakone, and Izu, we will avoid the crowds and experience the unique charm of Japanese-style towns and natural scenery.
Cover all classic attractions and check off must-visit landmarks 🏯 Cultural landmarks: Osaka Castle Park (representative of Japanese castle culture), Kyoto Yasaka Shrine/Gion Hanamikoji Street (traditional Kyoto townscape), Tokyo Asakusa Temple (the oldest temple in Tokyo), immersing you in Japanese historical and cultural experiences. Nature and internet celebrity check-ins: Arashiyama Saga-no-bamboo Forest (a healing natural landscape), Tsukiyabashi Bridge (a landmark attraction in Arashiyama), Mount Fuji (a symbol of Japan, better experienced with a hot spring hotel), and Hakone Shrine Lake Ashi-no-Kawaguchi (an internet celebrity photo spot, where the lake and mountain scenery make for stunning photos). City Attractions: Shinsaibashi/Dotonbori (Osaka's Food and Shopping Paradise), Shibuya (Tokyo's Trend Center), Ueno Park (Urban Oasis + Cultural Venues Gathering Place), satisfying various needs for dining, entertainment, shopping, and leisure.
Unique transportation + experience, filled with a sense of ceremony 🚞 Including Shinkansen experience: Travel from Kyoto to Tokyo, experience the speed and comfort of Japan's iconic transportation, and unlock unique memories of Japanese travel. We recommend taking the Arashiyama Mini Train (from Kameoka to Arashiyama section at your own expense): ride along the Baozu River, enjoy the beautiful scenery of Arashiyama along the way, and experience the leisurely blend of nature and culture at a slow pace. Complimentary airport carpool pick-up service: No need to worry about transportation upon arrival. We will seamlessly connect your itinerary, saving you both time and effort.
Differentiated accommodation, balancing comfort and uniqueness 🏨 Staying in hotels in Kyoto area + hotels in Tokyo area + hot spring hotels in Fuji/Izu area: This not only reduces the need to travel across cities, but also allows you to experience the healing sensation of Japanese-style hot spring hotels, soak in the hot springs while overlooking Mount Fuji (depending on the weather), and relax from the fatigue of the journey.
Flexible arrangements for free activities to meet personalized needs 🗓️ 1-Day Free-and-Easy Tour in Tokyo: We offer 3 themed recommendations (Disneyland Adventure, Kawagoe Retro Tour, and Tokyo + Yokohama City Tour). Whether you're a family, a couple, or traveling solo, you can choose an itinerary tailored to your preferences, avoiding the pitfall of just "going through the motions". Time is reserved for independent exploration at various attractions (such as Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori, and Shimizu Ancient Street): you are free to taste local cuisine (Osaka-yaki, Kyoto matcha, Tokyo sushi), purchase souvenirs, and enjoy the flexibility and freedom of independent travel.

The Experience

DAY1: Embark on your journey to Japan, with thoughtful arrangements and a free exploration of the new environment 🌍 Worry-free airport pickup: Complimentary shared airport pickup service, no need to worry about transportation planning upon arrival, and start your journey with ease. Free exploration: It is recommended to visit Shinsaibashi and Dotonbori on your own. Upon arriving in Osaka, you can immediately immerse yourself in the food and shopping paradise, experiencing the lively atmosphere of the city in advance. You can also savor local specialties such as okonomiyaki and takoyaki at your own pace.

DAY2: In-depth tour of Kyoto, immersing in the ancient charm and natural beauty 🏯 Panoramic experience in Arashiyama: Check out the Duyue Bridge in Arashiyama Park, stroll through the healing Saga-no-bamboo forest, and choose to take the Arashiyama Mini Train to enjoy the scenery of Arashiyama along the Baozu River. The blend of nature and culture is incredibly relaxing. Kyoto Style Check-in: Stroll through Hanamikoji Street in Gion (where you might chance upon a geisha), visit Yasaka Shrine, wander along Kamogawa Street, gaze upon the Five-Story Pagoda of Kiyomizu Temple from afar, and immerse yourself in the elegant charm of Kyoto, the millennia-old ancient capital. Nighttime free stroll: Take a self-guided night tour of Kyoto's Shimizu Ancient Street, and experience the tranquility and romance of the ancient street under the lights. You can also purchase Kyoto-style green tea, Japanese sweets, and other souvenirs.

DAY3: Small town charm + Cultural exploration, unlocking the Shinkansen experience 🚄 Uji niche tourism: Visit Uji Town and Uji River, experience the tranquility of a niche town, and enjoy authentic Uji matcha. Nara Fun Interaction: Check in at Nara Deer Park, interact with cute deer, and visit Todaiji Temple (Japan's largest wooden building) and Toshodai-ji Temple (built under the auspices of Monk Jianzhen), experiencing Nara Buddhist culture. Shinkansen experience: Take the Shinkansen from Kyoto to Tokyo, experiencing the speed and comfort of Japan's iconic transportation, adding a unique memory to the trip. Upon arrival, check into a hotel in the Tokyo area for convenience in subsequent travel.

DAY4: Tokyo Classic Tour, Encountering Trends and Nature 🌆 Check in at Tokyo landmarks: visit Asakusa Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo (where you can pray for a guardian deity), explore Ueno Park (an urban oasis with a concentration of cultural venues), ascend the Shinjuku Ward Office (where you can enjoy a panoramic view of Tokyo for free), and experience the diverse charm of Tokyo. Balancing trend and healing: Visit Shibuya (the trend hub of Tokyo, with a must-visit intersection) and Daikoku-ji Temple (famous for its lucky cats, a healing temple), satisfying different travel preferences. Special accommodation switch: Stay at a hot spring hotel in the Fuji or Izu region. After a tiring journey, soak in a Japanese-style hot spring to relax. If you're lucky, you can even enjoy a panoramic view of the nighttime scenery of Mount Fuji, making for a truly immersive experience.

DAY5: Exploring the surroundings of Mount Fuji, checking out internet sensations and natural landscapes 🗻 Essence around Mount Fuji: Visit Oshino Hakkai (eight clear springs nourished by the snow water of Mount Fuji, known as the "Little Jiuzhaigou of Japan"), and tour Fuji-Q Highland Paris Town (with European style, suitable for photography and shopping). Lake View and Shrine Experience: Take a boat ride on Lake Ashi to enjoy the beautiful scenery of the lake and the reflection of Mount Fuji (subject to weather conditions). Check out the popular photo spot, Lake Ashi Water Torii Bridge at Hakone Shrine (a must-visit for its stunning lake view and picturesque torii bridge), and experience the harmony between nature and faith. Return to Tokyo for accommodation: After concluding the trip around Mount Fuji, return to Tokyo to continue enjoying the convenience of the city and prepare for the next day's free time.

DAY6: Free time in Tokyo, with a flexible theme to choose from 🗓️ Choose from 3 major themes: Disneyland/SeaWorld one-day tour (preferred for families and couples), or Kawagoe retro tour (visit Glacier Shrine, Clock Tower, and experience Edo style), or Tokyo + Yokohama city tour (take the aerial cable car, visit the red brick warehouse, Chinatown, and Odaiba Gundam Plaza, enjoying the trend and charm of the twin cities). It fully caters to personal preferences and rejects the constraints of fixed itineraries. Self-arranged throughout the day: You are free to sample Tokyo cuisine (sushi, Lamian Noodles, and yakiniku), explore business districts such as Ginza and Akihabara, fulfill personalized travel and shopping needs, and enjoy a relaxing and carefree travel experience.

DAY7: The itinerary comes to an end, with a thoughtful airport drop-off to return home ✈️ Worry-free airport drop-off: Gather at the designated time and board a private shuttle to Tokyo International Airport. There's no need to plan your own transportation to the airport, avoiding the risk of missing your flight. The itinerary is seamlessly connected from start to finish. A fulfilling return journey: Board a luxurious airliner to return to your cozy home, carrying with you the wonderful memories of 7 days in Bandong (culture, nature, cuisine, and trendy experiences), thus bringing a fulfilling end to this trip to Japan.

Guide Services

Languages Spoken by Guides

Mandarin Chinese

Itinerary

Day 1

Dear guests, please purchase your own international air tickets and board a luxury aircraft to Chengdu Airport to embark on your exciting journey to Japan. A complimentary airport pickup service is provided (please note that the pickup may be shared or require a transfer) (for details, please refer to the butler service) Recommended attractions: Shinsaibashi, Dotonbori (self-guided) [Shinsaibashi] is located in Chuo Ward, Osaka, Japan. It is the largest shopping district in the city, which gradually developed after the bridge built by merchant Okada Shinsaibashi in the 17th century connected Shinmachi and Dotonbori Theater District. The area is centered around the Shinsaibashi Shopping street, featuring translucent arcade facilities, stone slab sidewalks, and English-style street lamps. The brick buildings along the Johocho Street form a European village style, while the American Village on the west side is marked by graffiti walls, forming a gathering place for youth trends 【Dotonbori】Dotonbori is a canal in Chuo Ward, Osaka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan. It was funded and built by Yasui Doton, Yasui Dobo, and others in 1612, and was named after Yasui Doton after its completion in 1615. Its name has also become a ward name in Chuo Ward, Osaka City. The canal is 2.5 kilometers long and connects Kizu River and Higashi-Yokohama River. Since the 1660s, theaters such as Nakazakura and Kakuza have been built in the surrounding area, forming a theater culture cluster. Today, the southern bank of Dotonbori River has developed into a bustling commercial district, known for dining and entertainment. The river is lined with neon advertising facilities, including a Glico billboard that is 20 meters high and 10.38 meters wide.

Day 2

Include: Breakfast
[Osaka Castle Park (without climbing the castle tower)] Osaka Castle Park, located at 3-11 Osaka Castle, Chuo Ward, Osaka, Japan, covers a total area of 105.6 hectares. Surrounded by five subway stations, it is not far from the Tenmabashi and Kyobashi stations on the Keihan Main Line, as well as the Osaka Castle Park Station on JR. The transportation is convenient and accessible in all directions. In the center of Osaka Castle Park stands the castle tower, which is a historical museum with a five-story exterior and an eight-story interior structure. The park not only boasts thirteen important cultural heritage sites, but also features historical relics and cultural heritage sites that witness history.
[Arashiyama Park] Arashiyama Park is located in the area where the Baozu River valley transitions into the plains, and consists of three regions: Kameyama, Nakajima, and Rinsen-ji Temple. It is a famous spot for cherry blossoms in spring and for admiring maple leaves in autumn.
[Arashiyama Sagano Bamboo Forest] The bamboo forest path is about 500 meters long. As you walk through the bamboo forest, you can hear the heavenly sound of the wind blowing through the bamboo leaves, which has also been rated as one of the 100 sounds worth preserving in Japan. This is where the movie "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" was filmed, and the Tenryuji Temple within the path boasts a stunning Japanese-style garden scenery.
[Gion Hanamikoji Street] Hanamikoji Street is a must-visit destination. It is one of Kyoto's most renowned flower streets, situated adjacent to the Shijō Avenue in Gion. It retains a multitude of ancient buildings from the Edo period (1603-1867). Despite enduring centuries of trials and tribulations, it exudes no sign of decay, as if time has stood still here.
【Yasaka Shrine】The main shrine is located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is one of the 22 shrines, and its former status was as an official major shrine (currently listed as a special shrine by the Shrine Headquarters). The main shrine's Gion Festival is one of the largest festivals in Japan, and it is also one of the most popular shrines in Kyoto.
【Strolling Along the Kamogawa River】The Kamogawa River, a Grade I river representing Kyoto, spans 31 kilometers in length. The water of this river is crystal clear and flows through the heart of Kyoto. Since ancient times, residents have been residing on both banks of the river, particularly on the west and south banks. Although Kyoto is no longer the capital, it still attracts numerous foreign and local tourists. Gion is situated in the middle of the Kamogawa River, surrounded by numerous shops offering stunning views of the river. Especially at night, there are walking and cycling paths along both banks of the river.
[Overlooking the popular Kiyomizu-dera Temple's Five-story Pagoda] In the vast river of history, the Five-story Pagoda has become a treasure of ancient Oriental architecture with its unique architectural style and profound cultural heritage. It stands tall in the world, witnessing the changes of countless dynasties and the blending of cultures.
Recommended attractions for night tour: (self-guided) [Kyoto Shimizu Ancient Street] is one of the most representative historical districts in Kyoto, blending Tang and Song architectural styles with a modern commercial atmosphere. Recommended cuisine near the Hotel Gojozan Wadatsu in Kiyomizu-gojo: Toshihisa Higashiyama (Japanese cuisine), 600 meters away by foot; and Gion Saki (Japanese cuisine), 800 meters away by foot Recommended cuisine near S Peria Hotel: Sairaburao Shin Minato Honten (Lamian Noodles) at 650 meters, Nakaei (Japanese cuisine) at 950 meters

Day 3

Include: Breakfast
Uji Town: Located in the southeastern part of the Kyoto Basin and on the southern side of Kyoto City, it is renowned for the world heritage temple of Jodo-ji and Uji matcha. It is also the main setting for the third part of The Tale of Genji, known as Uji Ten-Tome. Currently under the jurisdiction of Kyoto Prefecture, it is the second largest city in terms of population, second only to Kyoto City.
Uji River: Uji River is a renowned scenic spot in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan, attracting countless tourists with its beautiful natural scenery and rich cultural activities. Whether it's the cherry blossoms in full bloom in spring or the otter feeding performances in summer, Uji River is a must-visit destination for tourists.
Nara Deer Park: Nara Park is one of the pioneers of modern parks in Japan. Located on the east side of Nara city, it stretches 4 kilometers from east to west and 2 kilometers from north to south, covering a vast area. Many of Nara's famous historical sites, such as Mount Wakakusa, Todaiji Temple, Kasugataisha Shrine, and the National Museum, are located here. In the 21st year of the Meiji era (1888), it became a prefectural park. In the 11th year of the Taisho era (1922), it was designated as a national scenic spot in Japan.
Dongda Temple: (Admission fee not included) The Great Buddha Hall of Dongda Temple, located in Nara, Japan, is the largest existing wooden structure in Japan. The hall measures 57.01 meters in width, 50.48 meters in depth, and 48.74 meters in height. Inside the hall stands a 15-meter-tall statue of the Vairocana Buddha. The hall was originally built in 752 AD to house the Vairocana Buddha statue.
Tang Zhaoti Temple: (Admission fee not included) Tang Zhaoti Temple, originally known as Jianchu Lu Temple and Zhaoti Temple, is located in Gojo-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture, Japan. It was built in the second year of the Qianyuan era of the Tang Dynasty (759 AD) on the former residence of Prince Nitta of Japan. It was bestowed upon the Chinese Tang Dynasty eminent monk Jianzhen, who built it into Tang Zhaoti Temple. It is a Chinese Buddhist Vinaya temple and the head temple of the Vinaya school in Japan.

Day 4

Include: Breakfast, Dinner
Sensō-ji Temple, located in Taito District, Tokyo, Japan, was founded in the 36th year of the reign of Emperor Suiko (628 AD). According to legend, it was built after fishermen salvaged a golden statue of Guanyin from the Sumida River. It is the oldest existing Buddhist temple in Tokyo. The main buildings of the temple are in the Edo style, including the Fūrai-mon Gate, the Goshintai-ji Pagoda (the second tallest Buddhist pagoda in Japan), and the main hall. The Raimond Gate was originally built in 942 AD and was rebuilt in 1960 after a fire. The giant lantern hanging from it, together with the 140-meter-long stone-paved Shinto shrine inside the gate, forms a landmark of Tokyo.
Ueno Park, Japan's first park, boasts a rich historical and cultural heritage, along with picturesque scenery. Inside the gates of Ueno Park, you can see the bronze statue of the Meiji-era shogun, Saigo Takamori. The Toshogu Shrine, built in 1650 to honor Tokugawa Ieyasu, is a magnificent structure flanked by 95 stone lanterns and 195 bronze lanterns. The largest lake in the park, Zenkoji Lake, is a stopover for countless migrating birds. Nearby are the Great Buddha Pagoda, Gojozenshijinja Shrine, Folk Customs Museum, and various museums. Every spring, when the cherry blossoms bloom, this is the best place to enjoy them.
The Shinjuku Metropolitan Government Building, serving as the headquarters of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government, is situated in the Shinjuku New Town of Tokyo. This edifice stands as a notable example of commemorative high-rise architecture, designed by the esteemed Japanese architect Kenzo Tange.
Shibuya is one of the districts under the jurisdiction of Tokyo, Japan, located in the southwest of the 23 special wards of Tokyo. Along with Shinjuku, it is a famous "sleepless city" in Tokyo. Shibuya Station, the second largest transportation hub in Japan after Shinjuku Station, serves nine lines and sees an average daily ridership of over 3.3 million. From the end of the Heian period to the Edo period, the area was successively under the influence of the Shibuya clan and directly administered by the Shogunate. It was officially established as a district in 1922 (Showa 7), underwent a transformation of its streets in 1964 due to the Tokyo Olympics, and transformed into an Asian fashion center after the completion of the Shibuya 109 building in 1979.
Hodei-ji Temple is a Zodokuzan Buddhist temple located in Nijū-dō, Setagaya Ward, Tokyo. It originated as a Rinzai nunnery founded in 1480 and was converted to the Zodokuzan school in 1584. The temple is named after the reconstruction by Ii Naotaka, the lord of Hikone Domain during the Edo period, and its dharma name "Hodei Ten-ei Joshi" became the source of the temple's name. As the birthplace of the cat-shaped lucky charm culture, the temple houses thousands of statues of cat-shaped lucky charms symbolizing good fortune and wealth, and has a dedicated "Lucky Cat Hall". The temple possesses both religious and scenic value, with cherry blossoms in spring and autumn red leaves forming distinctive landscapes, and historical sites such as the Setagaya Castle ruins preserved in the surrounding area.

Day 5

Include: Breakfast
Oshino Hakkai: Named after the eight clear springs scattered in a well-proportioned manner, "Oshino Hakkai" has gained fame far and wide. It is said that Oshino Hakkai has existed for 1200 years, formed by the filtered snowmelt from Mount Fuji flowing through the strata, yielding eight clear freshwater springs: Yabuike Pond, Soun Pond, Tozai Pond, Chura Pond, Yonsen Pond, Kyogoku Pond, Shibata Pond, and Outlet Pond. The average water temperature of Oshino Hakkai is about 13 degrees Celsius, with clear and sweet water quality. It is known as the "Japanese Jiuzhaigou Valley Scenic and Historic Interest Area", designated as a national natural scenic spot in the Oshino area, and selected as one of the "Top 100 Famous Waters in Japan" in 1985. It is also designated as a national natural monument, one of the Top 100 Famous Waters, and one of the New Mount Fuji Top 100 Scenic Spots.
Fuji Q Highland Paris Town: This is a cartoon-themed amusement park, featuring the popular French picture book characters - Lisa and Kasper. This themed amusement park simulates the town where they live. The town is filled with French leisure and romance, and at the entrance, you can smell the aroma of bread and cakes. There are many cute shops. At night, when the lights are lit, standing next to the small Eiffel Tower, you can't help but feel like you're in Paris. If you like European style, photography, and cute things, this is not to be missed.
Lake Ashi Cruise (Ticket at your own expense) Lake Ashi is the core area of Hakone tourism, located in the west of Hakone-cho and at the southern foot of Komagatake. The lake covers an area of 690 hectares, with a depth of 723 meters and a circumference of 17.5 kilometers. It is a volcanic lake formed over 4,000 years ago due to volcanic activity, with the valley carved by the lake's waters. Lake Ashi is backed by Mount Fuji. The lake and the mountain reflect each other, presenting different scenery in different seasons. The walking path around the lake is lined with green pines and cedars, creating a very pleasant scenery. There are many black bass and trout in the lake, and many Japanese people often go boating, fishing, and swimming here. In May, Lake Ashi is filled with fresh green mountains and clear blue waters. Looking north from the southern shore of Lake Ashi, Mount Fuji can be seen. The mountains on the eastern shore of Lake Ashi and the pirate cruise boats are a scenic spot on Lake Ashi.
Hakone Shrine: Hakone Shrine, established in 757 (the year of the Tōkō era in the Nara period), is located at the foot of Mount Hakone, along the shores of Lake Ashi. The shrine's torii gate stands on the lakeshore, clearly visible to visitors as they cruise around the lake. It was built by the water's edge to pray for the launch of new boats.
Lake Ashi Water Torii: Located on the banks of Lake Ashi, it attracts numerous tourists due to its unique reflection in the lake. The torii symbolizes sacredness and peace, serving as the entrance to the shrine. Visitors can stroll along the lakeside, admiring the beautiful scenery of the torii and the lake reflecting each other, especially in the early morning or evening when the light and shadow effects are even more charming. The path leading to the Peace Torii passes through a serene forest, where one can feel the tranquility and sacredness of nature. It takes about ten minutes to walk to the torii, and there are signboards along the way to help visitors navigate. Upon arrival, visitors can take photos by the lake or sit on a nearby bench, enjoying the gentle breeze of the lake. The Hakone Shrine itself is also worth visiting, with a long history and rich cultural background.

Day 6

Include: Breakfast
Free activities throughout the day (excluding transportation, meals, and tour guide) Recommended attractions: 1. Disneyland or DisneySea one-day tour (pick-up and drop-off at designated time, 40,000 yen, excluding admission tickets) 2. One-day tour in the small rivers and lakes of Kawagoe [Tokyo - Kawagoe - Hikawa Shrine - Clock of Time - Ichiban Street - back to Tokyo hotel] (charter for 10 hours at 55,000 yen per day, excluding admission fees) 3. One-day tour to Tokyo and Yokohama [Skyline Gondola - Red Brick Warehouse - Chinatown - Toyosu Kg Manrai Foot Bath Experience - Odaiba Gundam Plaza] (charter for 10 hours at 55,000 yen/day, excluding admission fees)

Day 7

Include: Breakfast
Gather at the designated time, be transported to Tokyo International Airport by a special bus, board a luxurious passenger plane, and return to your cozy home!

Price Details

Vehicle: Overseas tourist bus and foreign driver

Accommodation: Double standard room at a 3-4 diamond rated hotel based on online reviews

Meals: The hotel includes breakfast, with a total of 6 breakfasts throughout the trip

Tour guide service: local Chinese driver provides part-time tour guide service

Round-trip domestic and international airfare

Passport processing/visa fees

Single room supplement: 2400 yuan/person

Fees for in-hotel telephone, fax, laundry and ironing, pay TV, beverages, etc

All other expenses not mentioned in the service items (including self-financed items)

Laundry, haircut, telephone, drinks, tobacco and alcohol, pay TV, luggage handling, local discretionary tips and other personal expenses

The travel expenses do not cover personal and property losses incurred by the tourist due to breach of contract, personal fault, behavior during free activities, or personal illness

Additional costs incurred due to force majeure reasons such as traffic delays, strikes, weather conditions, aircraft mechanical failures, flight cancellations, or schedule changes.

Personal expenses such as daily consumption

Outbound travel accident insurance: 30 yuan per person

How to Use

Please present order number along with your passport or ID on-site.

Important Booking Information

Friendly reminder: Since carpooling trips may involve date adjustments, to avoid any discrepancies between the dates of your self-purchased tickets for parks like USJ or Disney and the final travel dates, we strongly recommend that you wait until the itinerary is fully confirmed before purchasing park tickets. This will better ensure that your travel plans are foolproof. Thank you for your cooperation! Number of Participants: Groups of at least 2 people are required to form a tour group. For groups of less than 9 people, the service will be provided by the driver-guide (without accompanying visitors to the scenic spots). Independent tour groups are also available, but the fees need to be inquired separately.

Cancellation Policy

Number of days prior to departure / Cancellation fee

Cancellation made at least 16 day(s) before departure date, Fully refundable (100% refund)
Cancel during 8 ~ 15 day(s) of departure, will charge 20%
Cancel during 2 ~ 7 day(s) of departure, will charge 80%
Cancel during 0 ~ 1 day(s) of departure, Non-refundable (0% refund)

Notes

No fees will be charged 15 days before departure, 15-8 days before departure, a 20% fee will be charged, 7-2 days before departure, 80% will be charged, On the day before and on the day of departure, a 100% fee will be charged, Cancel without notice (not present), charged 100%

Location

Meeting Point Info

Kansai Airport

1st location, North of Quanzhou Airport, Tajiri-cho, Quanlan-gun, Osaka Prefecture