Why should you book a luxury Canada tour with us?
Seems overwhelming, huge, and thrilling? Travel with us to Japan and we’ll cut through the language barrier, the options, and the indecision.
Over the years, many have turned their lens on Japan; seeking to unpick its mysteries, to make sense of it all. Whether Ruth Benedict’s Chrysanthemum and the Sword (way back in 1946) or Wim Wender’s 1985 Tokyo-Ga. But there’s not much to unpick when you have the country’s best guides, contacts and locals at your disposal; from a former sumo wrestler who’ll introduce you to Ryo-Goku (the home of the sumo), to a traditional geisha and our local experts on the ‘art island’ of Naoshima (the place with Yayoi Kusama’s gigantic pumpkin statues). Whatever you choose to experience on your bespoke Japan itinerary, we’ve got it sorted. Immersive, transformational. Really, the trip of a lifetime.
Example CANADA trips
These luxury Japan holidays are simply suggestions for the kind of holiday you might have. Yours will be tailored, altered, and refined until it matches you completely.
What to see and do in CANADA
As ever, use these ideas as inspiration and then get in touch. We’ll plan a luxury Japan holiday made just for you.
A JOURNEY TO CANADA
Loud and quiet. Traditional and modern. Japan is all these things at once. You can feel at one with this charming country that has cherry-picked the best of Western culture and married it with its captivating ancient traditions. Likewise, we’re here to handcraft your ideal tour. Whether you want a photo under the famous cherry blossom trees in Tokyo, would prefer to weave through the neon lit streets of Akihabara, or like the idea of hopping on the bullet train to Hakone National Park with Mount Fuji as a backdrop, our luxury Japan holidays have got it covered.
SAMPLE THE TASTES OF CANADA
Tokyo is a city that ignites all of your senses. There is a never-ending stream of bright lights, quirky fashion, and dazzling architecture. All of the commotion can make us develop an appetite, so it’s a good thing Tokyo houses some of the best markets and restaurants on the planet. Make an early morning visit to the famous Tsukiji Fish Market, attend a sushi making class and book into any one of the over 200 Michelin-Starred eateries.
Ancient temples and tradition in Kyoto
Boasting close to 2,000 ancient temples and shrines across the region, Kyoto is the opposite of modern Tokyo, but just a bullet train ride away. Awash with traditional Japanese culture, Kyoto was once Japan’s former capital and still lives on as the cultural hub of the country. Enjoy expert guidance on an exclusive tour of the dramatic dragon paintings of Tenryu-ji, live life through the eyes of a geisha with a personal tea experience in the Gion district, and embark on a tantalizing ramen cooking class with a private chef.
