2026-2027 Alexander+Roberts Japan Journeys

Across the world’s most captivating landscapes and enduring cultures, the way we travel continues to evolve, toward something more personalized, more thoughtful, and more enriching. At Alexander+Roberts, we design journeys for those who seek not only the beauty of a destination, but to engage with it in meaningful and memorable ways. Whether you join one of our Small Group Journeys, with never more than 16 guests or choose the flexibility of our Privately Guided trips, you’ll enjoy insider access, luxury accommodations, expert native guides and attentive service tailored to your individual pace and interests. From a secluded island temple at sunrise to an elegant dinner in a family-owned vineyard, our experiences are designed to immerse you in culture and comfort, without compromise. Looking ahead to 2026, we’re delighted to introduce new journeys across Borneo, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Vietnam, and Patagonia, each offering fresh perspectives, rare encounters, and unforgettable moments. Wherever your travels may take you next, we look forward to sharing the journey. Scott Avera, President

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Why Our Small Groups Are Limited to 16 or Fewer Guests Traveling with no more than 16 guests isn’t just a number, it’s a philosophy that makes every journey more rewarding, engaging, and seamless. • Attentive Service: With fewer travelers, our expert guides offer thoughtful attention that enhances the experience of every guest throughout the journey. • Richer Connections: A more intimate group size makes it easier to form meaningful bonds, both with fellow travelers and with your guide. Shared experiences feel more personal, and meals become warm, social occasions where stories flow and friendships form quickly. • Access to Unique Experiences: Our groups can go where large ones can’t, from boutique vineyards to village markets, and family-run restaurants. We can stay nimble and enjoy more immersive, off-the-beaten-path moments. • Smoother, More Enjoyable Touring: Our small groups move more efficiently. We spend less time waiting and more time discovering, making each day feel relaxed, well-paced, and deeply satisfying. More Rewarding and Thoughtful Travel

Our Private Journeys: Flexible Yet Structured Perfect for couples, families and friends, our Private Journeys blend the ease of a planned itinerary with the flexibility of a tailored experience. • Expert Local Guides: Travel with seasoned private guides who are natives of the region and bring its culture, history, and daily rhythms to life. • Premium Comfort: Some journeys feature high-speed rail in First Class with reserved seating and private transfers between hotels and stations. Others offer your own private driver and guide for seamless travel across destinations. • Built for Flexibility: Enjoy your choice of curated private tours to match your pace, interests, and priorities. • Tailor-Made Possibilities: Looking for something truly unique? We can customize a journey for you almost anywhere in the world. Japan

Onsen Pay-In-Full Savings Save up to $1,000 per couple | $500 solo on all of our Small Group, Small Ship and Private Journeys when you pay-in-full at time of booking. Native-Born + Caring + Expert Guests consistently express their delight in exploring with a friendly, engaging and well-spoken native-born guide who is also knowledgeable, culturally sensitive and who can provide true insider access. With the benefit of our remarkably small groups of never more than 16 guests wherever we go, as well as on our Private Journeys, our seasoned guides bring thoughtful awareness and respond with attentiveness to the needs of every traveler. You’re always in capable hands. Better Nights Wonderfully active days with an evening retreat to a 5-star hotel, lodge, small ship stateroom or safari camp is our style. Comfortable, welcoming and perfectlylocated accommodations accompanied by fine dining in evocative settings, is our foundation for a well-rounded luxury touring experience. 6

79 Years of Discovery For nearly eight decades, we’ve been opening doors to the world’s most captivating places, guiding travelers beyond the expected. Since our first journeys in 1947, we’ve witnessed history unfold, new nations emerging, traditions evolving, and landscapes changing, yet the essence of travel has remained the same: authentic encounters that connect people and place. Our long-standing relationships and deep local knowledge help us craft experiences that reveal the character of each destination, offering travelers not just a trip, but a richer understanding of the world. Journeys Give Back Our guides come from communities large and small throughout the world as do the hotel and restaurant managers and staff with whom we work. Although we have a beneficially light footprint with our small groups of 16 and private journeys, we make a large economic impact on the urban and remote communities where we travel and from which we source our supportive team. We do believe that engaging our guests in the world we all inhabit makes life better for all of us. Kanazawa Zimbabwe 7

FROM JAPAN’S INLAND SEA TO THE ALPS 11 DAYS + FROM $9,299 + Small Groups of Never More than 16 Guests OUR JOURNEY See 6 UNESCO World Heritage sites DAY 1 | Welcome to Kyoto! You’ll be met at the airport and guided to your chauffeured vehicle that will take you to the deluxe Granvia Hotel for a 4-night stay in the heart of town. DAY 2 | The best of Kyoto Your tour of Kyoto includes Nijo Castle and Kinkakuji Temple. Delve into Japan’s traditions when you dine with Geisha and stroll in Gion where Kabuki traditions began long ago. Take part in a traditional Japanese Tea Ceremony. meals b+l+d DAY 3 | Miyajima + Hiroshima Cross the tranquil Inland Sea to Miyajima Island and visit Itsukushima Shrine , established in the 6th century. Just off shore, a majestic red Torii Gate rises from the sea. In Hiroshima, visit Peace Memorial Park where the Memorial Museum stands as a sobering reminder of the destruction wrought by the Atomic bomb. meals b DAY 4 | Japan’s first capital Discover the ancient capital of Nara where Buddhism was first introduced to Japan nearly 1,500 years ago. You’ll visit Todai-ji Temple to see its immense statue of Buddha, and then stroll the peaceful lantern-lined forest paths of Kasuga Shrine. meals b Our Distinctive A+R Style + With the smallest groups in Japan, our expert native guides have the flexibility to adjust your sightseeing for a more uncrowded experience with Japan’s many delights. + Explore Japan’s enduring ways with our exclusive cultural encounters – like spending time with Geisha, strolling through Kyoto’s Gion district and learning the finer points of Sake at our private tasting. + Visit the famed Tsukiji Fish Market and learn to prepare a variety of fine quality sushi with a skilled Tokyo chef. + Learn the ancient tenets of Japanese design at Kenrokuen Garden and visit Shirakawago, an alpine hamlet. Shirakawago 8 Contact your Travel Advisor or visit AlexanderRoberts.com

DAY 5 | Bullet Train to Kanazawa Journey to Kanazawa and visit the Nomura Samurai Residence and Kutani Kosen Pottery Studio to see skilled artisans at work. Then stroll through Kenrokuen, revered as one of Japan’s three finest gardens. Overnight at the 5-star Nikko Hotel. meals b+l DAY 6 | Shirakawago Travel to Shirakawago , famed for its “Joined Hands” farmhouses. More than a century old, they derive their name from their steeply pitched roofs which look like hands joined together in prayer. Take part in a Washi Paper Making workshop. Continue to the deluxe Takayama Green Orinkaku. meals b+l+d DAY 7 | Exploring Takayama Spend time at the lively morning market and admire perfectly-preserved buildings like Takayama Jinya, a government hall of the Edo era. Enjoy a tasting of fine sake and tour the Folk Craft Museum. At the Festival Floats Exhibit Hall, you’ll see parade floats dating back 400 years and still used in the town’s colorful spring and autumn festivals. meals b+l DAY 8 | Onward to Tokyo Journey by rail to Tokyo and transfer to the Keio Plaza Hotel where your Premier Grand room offers access to the Club Lounge. meals b+l DAY 9 | Mt. Fuji and Hakone Travel to the 5th Station of Mt. Fuji and continue to Hakone National Park. Enjoy a lake cruise and ascend Mt. Komagatake by cable car for sweeping vistas over the forested mountains. meals b+l DAY 10 | Tokyo sightseeing Enjoy our special morning visit to the famous market in Tsukiji where the best chefs come to procure the freshest seafood. Then join one such chef to learn the art of preparing sushi. Ascend Tokyo Observatory for breathtaking views. End the day with a traditional Taiko Drum workshop. meals b+l+d DAY 11 | Depart Tokyo Enjoy a private transfer to the airport. meals b Inland Sea Tokyo Kyoto Kanazawa Takayama Nara Hiroshima Mt. Fuji Hakone Shirakawago Osaka S E A O F J A P A N llllllllllllll llllllllllllllllll lllllllllll JAPAN 2 4 3 1 Kyoto Granvia Hotel Kanazawa Nikko Hotel Tokyo Keio Plaza Hotel Takayama Takayama Green Orinkaku Our Deluxe City-Center Hotels Takayama Spring Festival Delight in Japan’s famous cherry blossoms and experience a centuries-old festival including a night market and a spectacular parade with enormous, ingenious floats. Cherry Blossoms Discover Japan’s enchanting springtime beauty with city and countryside vistas awash in a profusion of delicate pink cherry blossoms. The Japanese love this time of year... You will too! Spend the night at a Japanese Inn On Day 4, you can delight in traditional Japanese hospitality with a stay at the Yoshi-ima Ryokan. ALWAYS INCLUDED • Escorted comprehensive sightseeing every day • 10 nights in our handpicked deluxe hotels • Travel by Bullet Train with first class seating • 20 meals: 10 buffet breakfasts, 7 lunches, and 3 dinners with wine at dinner • All on-tour transportation, hotel taxes, luggage handling, and all gratuities except for your guides 11 Days from $9,299 Per person prices, double occupancy 2O26 Mar 14, 21, 24, 26, 28 - Cherry Blossoms Apr 1,4,6 - Cherry Blossoms Apr 9 - Takayama Spring Festival Apr 18 May 15,24 Jun 5,12 Sep 15,24 Oct 4 - Takayama Fall Festival Oct 11 Nov 8 2O27 Feb 28 Mar 7, 10 Mar 14, 17, 24, 28, 31 - Cherry Blossoms Apr 5 - Cherry Blossoms Apr 9 - Takayama Spring Festival Apr 15, 19 May 9, 16, 23 Jun 3 Sep 2, 9, 16 Oct 11 Oct 4 - Takayama Fall Festival Small Groups Never More than 16 Guests Travel Privately Your Journey • Your Date • Your Way Just for you or add family + friends Save up to $1,000 per couple | $500 solo when you pay in full at time of booking 9

Our Distinctive A+R Style + Past and present come to life as your private guide shows you the historic landmarks of Tokyo and Kyoto – while immersing you in the life and spirit of these vibrant cities. + Tailor this trip to your own personal style with our choice of hotels – all handpicked for great service and terrific locations. + Thrill to the high-speed comfort of the world famous Bullet Train. + Enjoy more of Japan with our signature flexibility... Stay extra nights, add more sightseeing, or travel on to Hakone, Osaka – or anywhere in Japan. Food stall at Nakamise Arcade OUR JOURNEY See 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites DAY 1 | Welcome to Tokyo On arrival in Tokyo, you’ll be met and escorted to your choice of hotel in the center of town. DAY 2 | Private Sightseeing In the engaging company of your own personal guide, you’ll join city residents on Tokyo’s modern public transportation to visit the must-see sites – from the top of Tokyo Tower to the Imperial Palace Plaza. You’ll stroll through the colorful Nakamise Arcade and visit Asakusa Kannon Temple, the oldest in the city, before returning to your hotel. meals b DAY 3 | Free Day in Tokyo This day is free to enjoy as you wish. From April to November, a guided tour to Nikko National Park and the fabulous Toshogu Shrine can be added. meals b DAY 4 | Bullet Train to Kyoto Travel at startling speeds in safety and comfort aboard the world famous Bullet Train to Kyoto. On arrival, you’ll be met on the platform and assisted to your hotel. meals b DAY 5 | Discover Kyoto With fascinating facts and personal insights from your private guide, you’ll make use of the city’s efficient public transport network to explore the celebrated sites of ancient Kyoto : The glittering Kinkakuji Temple, A WEEK IN JAPAN 7 DAYS + FROM $4,899 + A uniquely flexible Private Journey 10 Contact your Travel Advisor or visit AlexanderRoberts.com

llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 3 3 1 Tokyo Kyoto Hakone Osaka S E A OF J A P AN EAST SEA JAPAN Imperial Palace, and Nijo Castle – erstwhile residence of Japan’s mighty Shoguns. meals b DAY 6 | A day at leisure The day is yours to experience more of this cultured city at your own pace. You can also add a guided excursion to Nara , Japan’s ancient capital. meals b DAY 7 | Sayonara, Japan We include a prepaid transfer to the airport for your onward flight. meals b It’s easy to add extra nights in Tokyo or Kyoto! Kyoto The Thousand Hotel Kyoto Hotel Granvia Kyoto Rihga Royal Tokyo Conrad Tokyo Tokyo Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo Shibuya Excel Hotel Tokyu Your Choice of City-Center Hotels Luxury Deluxe First Class from $5,899 from $4,999 from $4,899 Add On Hakone National Park On Day 4, enjoy sweeping views of Mt Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes, cruise Lake Ashi and soar by cable car up Mt. Komagatake. Stay overnight at a hot spring resort, where you can unwind in a traditional onsen. The next morning, speed in comfort aboard the world-famous Bullet Train to Kyoto to continue your Japan adventure. ALWAYS INCLUDED • Privately-guided sightseeing with expert English-speaking guides • 6 nights in your choice of hotels • 6 meals: daily breakfast • Bullet Train from Tokyo to Kyoto • All on-tour transportation, hotel taxes and service charges, and gratuities except for your guides 7 Days from $4,899 Travel Privately Your Journey • Your Date • Your Way Save up to $1,000 per couple | $500 solo when you pay in full at time of booking Kinkakuji Temple Per person prices, based on 2 travelers. Solo pricing available. 11

Our Distinctive A+R Style + Master the art of soba making and a taiko drumming workshop that unite tradition and teamwork in an unforgettable cultural experience. + Escape to the Izu Peninsula to sample the region’s fresh seafood and soak in its coastal beauty. + Experience dinner with a Maiko and take part in a blessing ceremony at Tenryu-ji Temple, complete with incense, chants, and meditative rituals that invite peace and reflection. + Discover Naoshima Island’s world-class art scene, then dive into Osaka’s lively food culture on an evening tour filled with takoyaki, okonomiyaki, and the city’s irresistible energy. Kyoto OUR JOURNEY See 3 UNESCO World Heritage sites DAY 1 | Welcome to Tokyo On arrival in Tokyo, you’ll be met and escorted by private transfer to your deluxe hotel. DAY 2 | Drum Beats of Tokyo This morning, step into the serene world of Meiji Shrine where you’ll begin your cultural journey. Continue your immersion with a hands-on sobamaking lesson under the guidance of a local master. In the afternoon, take up the sticks for a dynamic taiko drumming experience. Today is a blend of quiet reflection, culinary artistry, and exhilarating performance. meals b+l DAY 3 | Tsukiji Market + Asakusa River Cruise Your day begins at the world-famous Tsukiji Outer Market with your private guide. Later a skilled sushi chef will guide you through an interactive class, showing you the art of crafting perfect nigiri and maki rolls. Stroll Hamarikyu Garden, then pause at a charming teahouse for a taste of tradition. Next, embark on a scenic river cruise to Asakusa, past city landmarks before arriving at Senso-ji, Tokyo’s oldest temple. After a flavorful tempura lunch, meander through AmeyokoCho Market, alive with vendors, sizzling street food, and colorful storefronts. meals b+l FLAVORS AND TRADITIONS OF JAPAN 12 DAYS + FROM $13,399 + A uniquely flexible Private Journey + NEW 12 Contact your Travel Advisor or visit AlexanderRoberts.com

llllllllllllllllllllllllllll lllllllllllllllll l l l l l l l lllllllllllll 3 Tokyo Kyoto Naoshima Ito Osaka S E A OF J A P AN EAST SEA JAPAN 2 2 2 2 DAY 4 | Ito + Ryokan Stay Travel by bullet train to the seaside town of Ito. Enjoy a seafood lunch at Haruhira-maru, where the freshness of the catch speaks to the region’s rich maritime heritage. Explore the historic Tokaikan, a century-old ryokan turned museum. A leisurely stroll through Ito Marine Town reveals inviting cafes, waterfront shops, and artisanal treats. Settle into your traditional ryokan for a two-night stay in tatami mat rooms featuring kaiseki dining and soothing hot spring baths. meals b+l DAY 5 | Izu Peninsula Begin your day atop Mount Omuro. Continue along the dramatic Jogasaki Coast, where you’ll traverse a suspension bridge above the surf and follow trails edged by rugged cliffs. Pause at tranquil Lake Ippeki, a hidden gem. meals b DAY 6 | Kyoto + Dinner with a Maiko Your morning unfolds with a fruit-harvesting excursion in the countryside. Then board the sleek shinkansen bullet train to Kyoto, the former imperial capital. This evening, stroll through Gion’s narrow streets before sitting down to a private dinner accompanied by a Maiko. meals b Naoshima Island Benesse House Hotel Naoshima Island Uno Hotel Tokyo Keio Plaza Tokyo Hotel Nikko Tokyo Daiba Osaka Imperial Osaka Osaka Sheraton Miyako Hotel Ito Hotel Kazeno Kaori Ito Hotel Kazeno Kaori Kyoto Granvia Hotel Kyoto Miyako Hotel Kyoto Hachijo Your Choice of First Class or Deluxe Hotels + Traditional Ryokan ALWAYS INCLUDED • Comprehensive private sightseeing with expert English-speaking guides • 12 nights in our hand-picked hotels • 20 meals: 11 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 2 dinners with wine at dinner • Travel by Bullet Train with first class seating • All on-tour transportation, hotel taxes, and gratuities except for your guides 12 Days from $13,399 Travel Privately Your Journey • Your Date • Your Way Save up to $1,000 per couple | $500 solo when you pay in full at time of booking DAY 7 | Kyoto Cultural Trail Admire the shimmering reflection of the Golden Pavilion at Kinkaku-ji, one of Kyoto’s most iconic sights. In Arashiyama, a rickshaw ride whisks you through whispering bamboo groves and quaint streets before arriving at Tenryu-ji Temple. Take part in a blessing ceremony and savor a traditional Shojin Ryori vegetarian meal. Try your hand at Shakyo, the meditative practice of sutra copying. meals b DAY 8 | The Art Island of Japan Board the train to Okayama, then continue to Honmura on Naoshima. After a delightful lunch highlighting local flavors, set out on a Honmura Art Tour. Wander through galleries, cultural spaces, and installations like Haisha, Ishibashi, and Go’ Shrine. meals b+l DAY 9 | Giant Pumpkins of Naoshima The morning begins at Benesse House. Continue to the subterranean Chichu Art Museum, a masterful blend of light and space that houses Monet’s Water Lilies alongside others. Encounter the playful Giant Pumpkins of Yayoi Kusama. meals b+l DAY 10 | On to Osaka + Street Food Arrive in Osaka, enjoy a relaxed afternoon, then join a guided street food tour through Per person prices, based on 2 travelers. Solo pricing available. lively markets and neon-lit alleys, discovering the city’s vibrant culinary culture. meals b+l+d DAY 11 | Castle + Calligraphy Start the day at Osaka Castle, its towering walls and sweeping grounds steeped in samurai history. Pause at Namba Yasaka Shrine, famous for its lion-shaped stage that seems ready to roar. Enjoy lunch before a hands-on calligraphy workshop, learning brush techniques and the layered meanings of kanji from a skilled instructor. Gather in the evening for a farewell dinner. meals b+l+d DAY 12 | Depart Osaka After breakfast, a private transfer takes you to the airport for your homeward flight. meals b First Class from $13,399 Deluxe from $14,899 13

BOOKING AGREEMENT TERMS + CONDITIONS By booking your travel arrangements with us, you are agreeing to be bound by our Terms and Conditions. A full set of these Terms and Conditions can be found at AlexanderRoberts.com. Please review our complete terms prior to booking. Bookings All bookings start by contacting your Advisor, or us directly at 800-221-2216. Planning travel takes time and effort and many costs are incurred before you ever depart; therefore, we require a non-refundable deposit as outlined below. Upon receipt of that deposit a booking is made and considered held. Booking names must match your passport. Name changes after airline tickets are issued will incur a fee. Rates Prices shown in printed materials are land only and do not include international airfare to or from the U.S. We reserve the right to correct pricing errors, and prices and promotions are subject to change without notice. On-tour transportation is included as expressly indicated on each program. 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Brochure validity: Jan 2026 through Dec 2027 CST: 2009641-20 For Travel in 2026 and 2027 Trip Type/Destination Deposit Due Final Payment Cancellation Period Cancellation Fee Most trips $600 within 90 days prior Up to 91 days prior to departure $600 per person plus any air fees except as noted below 7 days to departure 90-61 days prior to departure 50% of program price plus any air fees 60 days or less prior to departure 100% of program price plus any air fees Small Group Africa $600 within 120 days prior Up to 121 days prior to departure $600 per person plus any air fees Galapagos, Sicily, Tucano 7 days to departure 120-91 days prior to departure 50% of program price plus any air fees 90 days or less prior to departure 100% of program price plus any air fees Australia, New Zealand $600 within 180 days prior Up to 181 days prior to departure $600 per person plus any air fees Egypt, Seychelles 7 days to departure 180-91 days prior to departure 50% of program price plus any air fees 90 days or less prior to departure 100% of program price plus any air fees Private Africa, Private Chile, Private Cuba 25% within 120 days prior Up to 121 days prior to departure 25% of program price plus any air fees Finland’s Lapland, Greek Isles, Antarctica 7 days to departure 120-91 days prior to departure 50% of program price plus any air fees Aqua cruises, and all Custom Travel 90 days or less prior to departure 100% of program price plus any air fees Polar Bears of Churchill $4,000 180 days prior Up to 180 days prior to departure $4,000 of program price plus any air fees Rwanda (plus permit fees) within 7 days to departure Later than 180 days prior to departure 100% of program price plus any air fees For cancellation of purchased air, a minimum $100 fee applies up to 100% of air cost. 14

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