International tour6 nights, 8 days

Japan Tour: Tokyo, Fuji, Kyoto and Osaka

A Japan route from modern Tokyo to the temples of Kyoto and Nara, with views of Mount Fuji.

Duration: 6 nights, 8 days, with hotel accommodation
Tour type: International tour · Japan
Departure: Istanbul
Route: Newly added programme

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Snowy Mount Fuji seen through cherry blossoms

About the tour

The route starts in Tokyo, stops near Mount Fuji and continues to Japan's historic centres of Kyoto, Nara and Osaka.

The programme brings modern city life, Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples together in one journey.

Send us your dates and group size for Japan and we will tailor the programme to your group.

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Tour programme

The day-by-day itinerary below is a sample programme; the final programme is shared with the quote, together with dates and flights.

Evening direct flight from Istanbul to Tokyo (overnight on the plane).

Arrival in Tokyo; in the afternoon, Asakusa and Senso-ji temple, hotel check-in.

Tokyo city tour: Meiji Jingu, Harajuku, Shibuya Crossing and Shinjuku; free time in the evening.

Day trip to the Fuji area (Lake Kawaguchiko shore, view of Fuji on a clear day); return to Tokyo.

Shinkansen to Kyoto (about 2–2.5 hours). Fushimi Inari Taisha and Kiyomizu-dera; overnight in Kyoto.

Kyoto: Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), Arashiyama bamboo forest and the Gion district.

Todai-ji and the deer park in Nara; in the afternoon, on to Osaka, with Dotonbori in the evening.

Return to Istanbul from Osaka (Kansai) airport.

This is a sample programme. The order of days, stops and mode of transport are confirmed with the quote, depending on flight times, dates and group size. Transport: direct long-haul flight from Istanbul to Tokyo (overnight flight); Shinkansen high-speed train and coach within the country; return from Osaka.

Places to see

Japan

Tokyo
The capital of Japan; Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, Meiji Jingu and the Shibuya–Shinjuku districts are standard stops on tour programmes. Tours usually start in Tokyo and continue to Kyoto on the Tokaido Shinkansen.
Mount Fuji (Fujisan)
This 3,776-metre stratovolcano, about 100 km south-west of Tokyo, is a sacred mountain that has been a centre of pilgrimage and mountain worship for centuries. In 2013 it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List as a 'place of worship and source of artistic inspiration'.
Kyoto
Founded in AD 794, Kyoto was Japan's imperial capital until the mid-19th century; its 17 components, covering 198 buildings and 12 gardens, were added to the UNESCO list in 1994. Kiyomizu-dera temple and the Arashiyama bamboo forest are the most visited spots.
Fushimi Inari Taisha
This Shinto shrine in Kyoto is known for its paths lined with thousands of red torii gates climbing the mountainside. Japan's official tourism site presents it as one of Kyoto's landmark sights.
Nara
Japan's capital from 710 to 784, Nara is home to the Buddhist temples of Todai-ji and Kofuku-ji and the Kasuga-Taisha Shinto shrine. The monuments of ancient Nara were added to the UNESCO list in 1998.

Photos

Snow-capped Mount Fuji behind a pine tree

What's covered and notes

Included in the programme

The catalogue has no separate list of included services for this tour. The scope of transport, accommodation, guiding and meals is set out in writing in the quote.

Good to know

This route is not in the 2026–2027 edition of the catalogue; it is a newly added programme.
The price is prepared according to your dates, group size and preferences, and is sent to you in writing together with the included services.

Who is it for?

History and culture enthusiastsDiscover historic and cultural heritage on site, with a guide's commentary.
Corporate groupsSuitable for team trips, incentive programmes and company events.
Young peopleA lively, social experience for high school and university groups.
Friends and associationsTransport and programme planning from a single source for large groups.

Practical information

Best time to go

Spring (cherry blossoms, late March to early April) and autumn (November, red leaves) are the most popular periods; Japan's official tourism site recommends autumn for the foliage. June to July is the rainy season and late summer brings a risk of typhoons, making these periods less suitable.

Country information
Country	Visa (Turkish citizens)	Currency	Time difference	Language
Japan	Turkish citizens (ordinary passport) can visit visa-free for tourism for up to 90 days.	Japanese yen (JPY)	6 hours ahead of Türkiye	Japanese

Visa and entry requirements may change; check the current situation with the relevant consulate before you travel.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need a visa?

Visa and passport requirements vary by country, passport type and date. The country table on this page shows the general situation; we share the current requirements at the quote stage.

When is the best time for Japan?

What is included in the price?

What is covered for transport, guiding, admission fees and meals is stated in writing in the quote, according to your dates, group size and preferences. Services marked as extras in the catalogue are charged separately.

Are the tour dates fixed?

Dates are planned according to group requests and the season. Tell us your preferred period and group size, and we will share suitable date options with the quote.

How can I get a quote for the Japan tour?

You can fill in the form on this page, message us on WhatsApp or call 0212 232 09 80. Sharing your dates, group size and, if applicable, your school or organisation details will speed up the quote.

What group sizes is it organised for?

The programme can be planned for anything from individual participants to large school and corporate groups. As the number of people determines vehicle and guide planning, simply state it in your quote request.

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