East Asia · Honshū to Hokkaido
Old wood, neon nights, and a stillness you can hear.
Fourteen days unwrap a country that rewards slowness — Tokyo’s back-alley counters, Kyoto’s quiet shrines, a ryokan night in the mountains, snow up north.
An introduction
Most travellers spend a week trying to see Japan. We would rather you spend two weeks letting it find you — through a tea master in Uji, a ramen counter in Osaka, a morning train through paddies most guidebooks miss.
The shape of it
Places we will send you.
01
Tokyo
Hidden bars in Shibuya, breakfast sushi at the market, a tailored evening in Ginza.
02
Kyoto
Tea ceremonies, temple stays, and the lanes the day-trippers never reach.
03
Hakone
A ryokan night with a private onsen and kaiseki dinner under Mount Fuji.
04
Hokkaido
Powder days in Niseko, or summer hikes across volcanic plains.
Best season
March–May · Oct–Nov
Suggested length
12–16 days
From
£6,400 pp
Pace
Slow / cultural
Your planner
Sakura lives in Kyoto.
Every Japan trip we design is shaped by Sakura Tanaka, who lives there — then stress-tested by our London studio before it reaches you. You will speak to us first, and to Sakura soon after.
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