DISCOVER JAPAN FROM LOS ANGELES

Departure from Los Angeles on an international flight to Narita with All Nippon Airways. It is recommended to arrive at the airline’s airport check-in counter at least 3 hours in advance to check baggage. Overnight on board.

Arrival at Narita International Airport. After completing immigration and customs procedures, you will meet our Spanish-speaking guide, who will assist you with your transfer to the hotel. Free day. Accommodation.

At the scheduled time, meet in the lobby with a Spanish-speaking guide to board the bus and visit:

• Asakusa District: Explore the Sensoji Buddhist Temple, whose history dates back to the year 628, making it the oldest temple in Tokyo. From its entrance gate extends a shopping arcade of approximately 250 meters, considered one of the oldest shopping streets in Japan, developed during the Edo period, where numerous traditional souvenir shops can be found.
• Tokyo River Cruise: The Yakatabune boats, with a long tradition in Japan especially in the capital offer a unique experience to admire the city skyline. During the cruise, you will pass through Shinagawa, Rainbow Bridge, the Sumida River, and Tokyo Skytree, ending in Odaiba. From the observation deck at the top of the boat, you can enjoy panoramic views and take memorable photographs.
• Tokyo Tower: Visit the iconic red tower located in the heart of the city. You will ascend to the top of the second tallest tower in Japan, where you can admire its elegant illumination and enjoy spectacular views, both during the day and at night. Accommodation.

In the afternoon, we suggest taking an optional excursion (not included, at an additional cost) to visit TEAMLAB. The general concept of teamLab Planets is “body immersion,” as the museum consists of four large exhibition spaces and seven artworks that are experienced barefoot, allowing a closer connection with the art. The experience focuses on sensations, inviting visitors to perceive the artistic installations through their own bodies. Everything revolves around these concepts, encouraging visitors to immerse themselves in the art—sometimes quite literally. Without a doubt, it is a unique experience. Return to the hotel is on your own.

Free day to enjoy the city at your own pace. Accommodation.

We suggest taking an optional excursion (not included, at an additional cost) to Kamakura. We will head to Kamakura and visit Hase Kannon Temple, one of the most important temples in the area. The main figure of the temple is the 11-faced Buddhist deity Kannon, standing at 9.18 meters tall, considered the largest wooden Buddhist statue in Japan. From the esplanade where the Kannon hall is located, there is an observation point offering views of the Kamakura coastline. Next, we will visit the Great Buddha of Bronze. The Great Buddha of Kamakura is a 13.35-meter-tall bronze statue located outdoors at Kotoku-in Temple. Finally, take a walk along Komachi Street, a lively and historic street in Kamakura that stretches from Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine to Kamakura Station. Soak in the atmosphere of this unique blend of modernity in the heart of an ancient city. Return to Tokyo, but before heading back to the hotel, we will make a stop in the Ginza district, an ideal place for shopping.

At the scheduled time, meet in the lobby with a Spanish-speaking guide to board the bus to the train station and take the Nozomi bullet train to Kyoto. Upon arrival at the station, you will be met by a Spanish-speaking guide to board a bus and begin the following visits:

• Fushimi Inari Shrine: Visit one of the oldest Shinto shrines, dating back to the 8th century, where the spirit of Inari is considered the protector of crops and a symbol of wealth. The shrine is famous for its thousands of red Torii gates that stretch along 4 kilometers of paths.
• Next, visit Nishiki Market, over 400 years old and known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” where you will have time to enjoy lunch and sample local foods while learning about the city’s culture and gastronomy.
• Gion District: Explore the Gion District in the heart of Kyoto, which was Japan’s imperial capital for over a thousand years and still retains its traditional atmosphere. Gion is the most famous geisha district in Japan, featuring many historic wooden houses along its narrow streets.

Transfer to the hotel. Accommodation.

Free day. Accommodation. We suggest taking the optional excursion (not included, at an additional cost): Kyoto – Explore the most emblematic sites of Kyoto: temples, shrines, and unique traditions.

• Kiyomizu Temple: Located atop a small hill in eastern Kyoto, this temple offers spectacular views of the city. Its large wooden balcony is one of the most iconic images of Japan. Enjoy a stroll along the shopping street leading to the temple, where numerous traditional souvenir shops and food and sweet stalls can be found.
• Kimono Experience and Tea Ceremony: Participate in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony in Kyoto. Dress in a kimono and learn about the history and culture of the tea ceremony. Prepare your own matcha green tea and enjoy it with sweets.
• Heian Shrine: Built in 1884 to commemorate the 1100th anniversary of Kyoto’s founding, Heian Shrine is considered one of the city’s most attractive landmarks. This multi-level Shinto shrine is notable for its distinctive red color, and its appearance in the film Lost in Translation solidified its status as a must-visit site in Kyoto.

Free day. We suggest taking the optional excursion “Osaka and Nara” (with lunch included).

• Todai-ji Temple in Nara: Visit the world’s largest wooden temple, home to the impressive 15-meter-tall Buddha statue, surrounded by freely roaming deer in Nara Park. Take a stroll around the Osaka Castle area and its beautiful gardens.
• Umeda Sky Building: Ascend to the Floating Garden Observatory, an open-air observation deck unique in Japan, offering stunning panoramic views of Osaka.
• Samurai Experience: Experience life as a true samurai in this interactive activity, designed for both children and adults. Our guide will explain all the details. Afterwards, enjoy shopping at the traditional working-class area of Shinsekai.
• Stop at Dotonbori: Make a brief stop to get off and take photos in one of Osaka’s most iconic areas, famous for its neon lights, street food, and the iconic Glico Man sign. Passengers who wish may stay in the area to enjoy free time, but the return to the hotel will be on your own.

Accommodation.

Free day. We suggest taking the optional excursion “Universal Studios Japan Admission” (without transportation): Enjoy Osaka’s largest theme park, one of the most visited in Japan. Explore the world’s first Mario-themed area and experience the exciting interactive attraction Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge™. Visit The Wizarding World of Harry Potter™, have fun in the Minions zone, and discover other areas that delight both children and adults.

At the scheduled time, meet in the lobby to transfer to Osaka Station, accompanied by a Spanish-speaking assistant. From there, we will travel on the JR Hikari bullet train to Odawara. Upon arrival, the day will be free to enjoy at your own pace, with the possibility of taking an optional excursion to Mount Fuji. Later, we will return to the station to continue our journey to Tokyo, transfer to the hotel, and accommodation.

Suggested optional excursion (not included, at an additional cost): “Mount Fuji View” – Our first stop will be Lake Ashi, a caldera-shaped lake. Enjoy a refreshing cruise on a pirate ship, admiring the natural scenery and Mount Fuji, including the famous floating Torii Gate. After the cruise, take the Hakone Ropeway, an exciting experience with spectacular mountain views and, on clear days, views of Mount Fuji. At the top, visit Owakudani, known as the “Valley of Hell,” an active volcano where steam still rises from the ground. You can try the traditional black eggs and enjoy free time for photos and relaxation.

Free day. We suggest taking the following optional excursion “Tokyo DisneySea”: In the morning, depart from the hotel to Tokyo DisneySea, located in Urayasu, Chiba, within the Tokyo Disney Resort. Opened on September 4, 2001, this park combines themed and water-based attractions and is one of the most visited in the world. During the day, you can enjoy its numerous rides and experiences, including new attractions such as Mythica: Legend of the NeverBeast and The Tower of Terror. At the end of the day, transportation will pick you up at the park exit to return to the hotel.

At the scheduled time, meet in the lobby with our Spanish-speaking guide to board the bus and visit:

• Shibuya District: One of Tokyo’s most popular districts, known for its large shopping centers, brightly lit stores, and the famous Shibuya Crossing, the busiest pedestrian crossing in the world. In front of the station, you can see the statue of Hachiko, the loyal dog, symbolizing fidelity.
• Meiji Shrine: Built in the early 20th century, this shrine is dedicated to Japan’s first modern emperor, Emperor Meiji, and his wife, Empress Shoken. The shrine is surrounded by a forest of over 100,000 trees of various species, offering a peaceful and historically rich environment.

After the visits, transfer to Narita Airport to board your flight to Los Angeles.