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Visions of Japan with Hiroshima
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Length
13 Days
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Quality
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Starts in
Tokyo (Japan)
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Ends in
Hiroshima (Japan)
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Available Tour Start Dates
JUN 1, 2026 to NOV 8, 2027
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Activity Level
No Rating Provided
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Style
Fully-Guided
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Language
English
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Guaranteed Date(s)
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$6,487.55
Overview
Forget everything your mother taught you about table manners. In Japan, it’s perfectly acceptable to slurp! Get ready to joyously drink in traditional hot sake, green tea, big brothy noodle bowls and the delicious views from neon-lit Tokyo to historic Kyoto. Peaks, palaces, pavilions, and pagodas provide picture-perfect backdrops for your photos, but don’t expect to stand still for very long on this enthralling tour of Japan. A hands-on calligraphy class, a special kimono fitting, an interactive cooking demonstration, and a gold-leaf design class—where you’ll make your own keepsake bento box—are all part of the fun. Browse the produce at a Takayama farmer’s market, stroll through Kanazawa’s famous Kenroku-en gardens and experience the thrill of a ride on the famous bullet train. Prepare to be floored in more ways than one! A 2-night stay in the serene city of Hiroshima is a peaceful ending to your tour of Japan. Hop on the bullet train from Kyoto to Hiroshima to be further moved by dramatic gardens, sacred shrines, and the many touching memorials to the lives lost in the World War II atomic bombing.
Visited During Tour
Hiroshima (Japan) | Kanazawa (Japan) | Kyoto (Japan) | Matsumoto (Japan) | Mount Fuji (Japan) | Nara (Japan) | Shirakawa (Japan) | Takayama (Japan) | Tokyo (Japan)
Dates, Offers & Prices
Tour Itinerary
Accommodations
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Dates, Offers & Prices
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Tour Itinerary
Globus Tour Code OPE
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1ARRIVE IN TOKYO, JAPAN
Konnichiwa, Japan! Welcome to Tokyo, Japan’s capital city. Hotel check-in is available mid-afternoon.
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2TOKYO
Monumental Metropolis Start with a visit to Meiji Shrine, a magnificent 20th-century Shinto monument set in a man-made forest. Then, learn to write like a local during a calligraphy lesson with a master calligrapher, and partake in a This Globus tour includes their exclusive Local Favorites, specially included to share the authentic experiences that make each destination unique. Get to know the locals and local flavors you might just miss on your own! tea ceremony. Last stop is the Asakusa Kannon Temple and Nakamise shopping arcade. Tonight, join your travel companions at a welcome dinner hosted by your Tour Director. LOCAL FAVORITEPLANNED TO A TEA Participate in a tea ceremony, the ancient tradition and carefully choreographed ritual of preparing and serving Japanese green tea.
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- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
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3TOKYO
Tokyo to Go Enjoy a full day at your leisure to explore the city. ENHANCED FREE TIMEEXPLORE MORE Tokyo has something for everyone so visit one of the city’s unique neighborhoods like Ginza or Shibuya districts, dine at the street food markets, or catch a game at the Tokyo Dome.
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- Breakfast
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4TOKYO–MT FUJI AREA
Soaring Heights & Sweeping Sights Travel south to the beautiful Five Lakes region. From a bullet train ride to dizzying views of Mount Fuji to a cruise on Lake Ashi, your day is a feast for the eyes! TOUR HIGHLIGHT SCENIC SIGHTS Take a thrilling bullet train ride from Tokyo to Odawara station. Continue to Hakone where you’ll take a cable-car ride for panoramic views of spectacular Mount Fuji, Japan’s highest mountain. After lunch, cruise on Lake Ashi for more views of this beautiful area.
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- Breakfast
- Lunch
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5MT FUJI AREA–MATSUMOTO–TAKAYAMA
City to Farm to Table Journey to Matsumoto, gateway to the ruggedly beautiful Japanese Alps. Visit a local wasabi farm and Matsumoto Castle, a National Treasure of Japan dating back to the 16th Century. Tonight, enjoy a wonderful Japanese-style dinner at your hotel. TOUR HIGHLIGHTWHY WASABI? After a traditional lunch, tour the wasabi farm to learn more about how it’s grown and the importance of wasabi in Japanese culture and cuisine. Enjoy the opportunity to sample wasabi ice cream.
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- Breakfast
- Lunch
- Dinner
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6TAKAYAMA
Takayama Treasures Today begins at the morning market, where farmers display locally grown fruits, vegetables, and flowers. Visit Takayama Jinya, a former government office during the Edo Period from 1692-1868. This well-preserved building is a national historic site and the only remaining building of its kind in Japan. End with a fun This Globus tour includes their exclusive Local Favorites, specially included to share the authentic experiences that make each destination unique. Get to know the locals and local flavors you might just miss on your own! sake tasting. This evening, you have the option to stay in a traditional Japanese ryokan (additional fee and pre-booking required). LOCAL FAVORITEFOR SAKE’S SAKE Go sake tasting in the San-Machi Suji historic district—famous for lacquerware shops and sake breweries, and identified by the “sugidama,” balls made of cedar branches that adorn the entrances. ENHANCED FREE TIMEEXPLORE MORE After included sightseeing, the balance of the day is at leisure, providing you with time to explore the narrow streets where merchants buy and sell as they have for 300 years. TOUR HIGHLIGHT ACCOMMODATION HIGHLIGHT Choose an overnight stay at a ryokan to fully immerse yourself in the Japanese culture and hospitality. Your ryokan features traditional touches like tatami mat floors, a thin sleeping mattress, and the chance to experience a Japanese-style bath – as well as the modern convenience of a private bathroom. Traditional Japanese dinner and breakfast are included in your stay. Please note that space is very limited. NOTE: You must pre-book this ahead of arriving in Japan for your tour, and an additional fee applies.
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- Breakfast
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7TAKAYAMA–SHIRAKAWA–KANAZAWA
Enchanting Valleys & Tranquil Gardens This morning, enjoy a scenic drive through the mountainous Shokawa Valley to Shirakawa, a remote region of Japan home to several UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Explore the unique Gassho-Zukuri style (joined hands) thatched houses that can be found only here. Continue to the castle town of Kanazawa, situated between the mountains and the Sea of Japan. Explore Kenroku-en Garden and take part in a gold leaf class, where you’ll learn about this ancient craft and make your own bento box. TOUR HIGHLIGHTTHE POWER OF TRANQUILITY Kenroku-en is one of Japan’s three great gardens and dates from the 1670s. Translated to English the name means “Garden of Six Qualities,” referring to the six essential attributes that make up a perfect garden: spaciousness, tranquility, artifice, antiquity, water, and magnificent views. One of the garden’s most stunning attractions is Kasumigaike pond with its island called Horai, which is meant to symbolize long life and eternal prosperity.
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- Breakfast
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8KANAZAWA–KYOTO
Golden Gift This morning, drive south to Kyoto. On arrival, visit the stunning Kinkakuji, the Temple of the Gold Pavilion. Next, visit Yuzen Handmade Corner to learn about the Yuzen dyeing technique used to decorate kimonos by painting dye directly on the cloth. Make your own souvenir using this traditional method. End the day at Sanjusajendo Temple, famous for its 1,001 statues of Kannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy. Flanking the main statue are 1,000 more life-sized statues, covered in gold leaf, with 40 arms believed to have the power to save 25 worlds! ENHANCED FREE TIMEEXPLORE MORE Join your Tour Director for a walking tour through Gion or visit more of Kyoto’s historic temples. This and many more options throughout your tour may be available for purchase with MyGlobus.
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- Breakfast
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9KYOTO
Sushi, Shrines & Temples Today’s sightseeing starts with the city’s most important sites: Fushimi Inari Shrine and Kiyomizu Temple. Then, participate in a This Globus tour includes their exclusive Local Favorites, specially included to share the authentic experiences that make each destination unique. Get to know the locals and local flavors you might just miss on your own! Japanese cooking class for lunch, and have fun with the opportunity to try on a traditional kimono. TOUR HIGHLIGHTSENSATIONAL SHRINES While in Kyoto one must take a step back in time to explore this historic former capital and its important wooden shrines and temples. Explore Fushimi Inari Shrine, renowned for the thousands of brightly hued Torii Gates. Afterward, continue to the Higashiyama District to visit Kiyomizu Temple, the “Pure Water Temple,” with stunning views over Kyoto. Along the way, walk through the busy streets, where shops and restaurants have been catering to pilgrims for centuries.LOCAL FAVORITECULTURAL TREASURES Japan is known for its cuisine, which is deeply engrained into the culture. What better way to gain insights into the local way of life than through your generations of traditional dishes? Participate in a special cooking class under the instruction of a local chef to learn how to make miso soup, teriyaki chicken, and makizushi, more commonly known as a sushi roll.
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10KYOTO–NARA EXCURSION
Larger than Life Travel to nearby Nara to visit Kasuga Shrine and Todaiji Temple, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Tonight, your Tour Director hosts a farewell dinner to celebrate your discovery of Japan. TOUR HIGHLIGHTNARA GIANTS Travel to Nara Park, one of the largest in Japan, and famous for its free-roaming deer amid its shrines and temples. Kasuga Shrine, the most celebrated in Nara, is a Shinto shrine with some 3,000 stone and bronze lanterns. On the opposite end of the park is Todaiji Temple, one of Japan’s most significant temples. Originally built in 752 AD and again after a fire in 1692, the temple is only two-thirds its original size yet remains one of the world’s largest wooden buildings. The Daibutsu (Giant Buddha) inside the main hall is made of copper and bronze, weighs 250 tons and is 49 feet tall.
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11KYOTO–HIROSHIMA
Graceful Hiroshima Board one of Japan’s famous shinkansen (bullet train) bound for historic Hiroshima. Join your Local Guide for a visit to the 400-year-old Shukkei-en Garden, where natural landscapes are represented in miniature form. TOUR HIGHLIGHTSPEEDING BULLET Board a shinkansen (bullet train) en route to Hiroshima for a quick and comfortable ride through space and time in the tradition of the fastest way to travel in Japan.
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- Breakfast
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12HIROSHIMA
Reveries & Remembrances Explore the highlights of Hiroshima with your Local Guide. Start your guided at Peace Memorial Park, then travel by ferry to Miyajima Island. Visit Itsukushima Shrine and enjoy free time for lunch and to explore the many shops. Enjoy your evening at your leisure. TOUR HIGHLIGHTMONUMENTS & MEMORIALS Peace Memorial Park is home tothe Peace Memorial, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that has been preserved just as it was on August 6, 1945, immediately after the bombing. You will also visit the Memorial Museum and Memorial Hall, which commemorate the lives lost that day. On Miyajima Island, visit Itsukushima Shrine, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, known for its floating Torii Gate.
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- Breakfast
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13HIROSHIMA
Say it Ain’t Sayonara Your tour ends with breakfast this morning.
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- Breakfast
Accommodations
Select a destination below to to view the hotel(s) included by Globus in their Visions of Japan with Hiroshima tour:
Hiroshima
Hilton Hiroshima
Hotel rating (by Globus): Moderate Deluxe
In the heart of Hiroshima City, the Hilton Hiroshima is within five minutes of Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park and Museum, Hiroshima Castle, and several transit stations. Heiwa-Odori's shops, restaurants, and entertainment are 10 minutes away. The hotel also offers four restaurants and views from the skyline terrace.
Location
11-12 Fujimicho, Naka-ku
Hiroshima, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar Moderate Deluxe property)
Kanazawa
Hotel Nikko Kanazawa
Hotel rating (by Globus): First-Class
The Hotel Nikko Kanazawa combines an elegant European atmosphere with the beauty of the four seasons. Travelers will appreciate that the hotel is conveniently located within walking distance of some of the most famous tourist spots in Kanazawa.
Location
2-15-1 Honcho
Kanazawa, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar First-Class property)
Kyoto
Hilton Kyoto
Hotel rating (by Globus): Superior First-Class
The centrally located Hilton Kyoto is situated near world heritage sites, the popular downtown area of Gion, and the Nishiki Market. Sylish rooms offer modern amenities and comfort. Wind down at the end of the day at the seasonal rooftop bar to enjoy stunning views across the city, or relax in the indoor pool and spa.
Location
416 Shimomaruyacho Nakagyo-ku
Kyoto, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar Superior First-Class property)
Mt Fuji Area
Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko
Hotel rating (by Globus): First-Class
Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko features impressive, panoramic views of Mt. Fuji from each guest room. Step out on the balcony and look over the sea of trees with no skycrapers blocking the view of this majestic mountain. This modern, hot springs hotel offers a serene retreat with casual-chic rooms and a relaxed atmosphere.
Location
Mt Fuji Area
Mt Fuji Area, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar First-Class property)
Takayama
Mercure Hida Takayama
Hotel rating (by Globus): First-Class
The Mercure Hida Takayama is located in the heart of the city offering easy access to Takayama's historic charm. Guestrooms are designed to evoke the image of the city's aesthetic traditional architecture and handicrafts. The top floor includes indoor and outdoor onsens which allow guests to unwind while enjoying the beautiful scenery of Takayama.
Location
4 311 1 Hanasatomachi
Takayama, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar First-Class property)
Tokyo
Hilton Tokyo
Hotel rating (by Globus): Deluxe
The Hilton Tokyo is the the perfect base for exploring the vibrant, energetic city of Tokyo. The hotel offers complimentary Wi-Fi throughout the Lobby and Marble Lounge. Rejuvenate in the 24-hour health club within the hotel and relax in the sauna or soothing whirlpool spa. Choose from seven tempting restaurants offering a range of delicious cuisine. Favorites include Dynasty authentic Chinese restaurant, and Musashino, featuring sushi, tempura and teppanyaki. For a relaxing evening drink, visit St. George's Bar.
Location
6-2 Nishi-Shinjuku 6 Chome
Tokyo, Japan
Other Details
- Free Wifi
- Hotel as shown or similar (Globus may replace it with a similar Deluxe property)
More Details
Globus is informing us of the following additional details regarding their Visions of Japan with Hiroshima tour:
Small Group
Globus offers Small-Group Discoveries on select Asia tour dates. A Small-Group Discovery is limited to an average of just 20 guests per departure. There’s always room to roam with extra space between you and other travelers—while still getting up close and personal to the experiences you’ve been dreaming of. Small-Group Discoveries include all the features of a traditional Globus escorted tour, complete with expert Tour Director, Driver, and Local Guides who ensure that your health and safety is our top priority. A Small-Group Discovery trip is the perfectly sized tour—without the crowds.
Travelers Notes
Special features included in this tour:
- Guided city sightseeing in Tokyo including Meiji Shrine, Asakusa Kannon Temple, and Nakamise shopping arcade
- Calligraphy lesson and traditional tea ceremony
- Bullet train ride from Tokyo to Odawara station
- Cruise on Lake Ashi and cable-car ride in the Mount Fuji area
- Visits to Matsumoto Castle and a local wasabi farm
- Guided tours of the Takayama morning market and Takayama Jinya
- Sake tasting in the San-Machi Suji district of Takayama
- Visit the Shirakawa village and its unique Gassho-Zukuri style thatched houses
- Visit to Kenroku-en Garden
- Gold leaf workshop to create your own bento box souvenir
- Guided city sightseeing in Kyoto including Kinkakuji, Sanjusangendo Temple, and Fushimi Inari Shrine
- Japanese cooking class featuring sushi and miso soup
- Hands-on Yuzen dyeing experience at Yuzen Handmade Corner
- Kimono fitting in Kyoto
- Excursion to Nara to visit Kasuga Shrine and Todaiji Temple
- Shinkansen (bullet train) ride from Kyoto to Hiroshima
- Guided sightseeing in Hiroshima with visits to Peace Memorial Park and Shukkei-en Garden
- Excursion by ferry to Miyajima Island and Itsukushima Shrine
Meals Included
Breakfast daily, 6 Lunches, 3 Dinners
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