From Japan’s Inland Sea to the Alps

Trip Reviews for From Japan’s Inland Sea to the Alps

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Irene from CA gives this tour

Dining with Geisha. The art of sushi making. The Bullet Train. The Golden Pavilion. Shirakawago. Tasting of Sake. Cable car at Mt. Fuji. All the hotels were wonderful. The food was very good. Our guides were very good! We had 2 - Miki and Mioka. Mioka was especially helpful to us - with finding restaurants, translating for us in a shop, helping me find medicine for my stomach ache and so on. They were both delightful and made our trip that much better.

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Date Traveled: 5/16/2025
Elizabeth from KY gives this tour

Delighted by our guide (Yuka), hotels, ryokan, parks, sushi lesson and Shinto shrine on Lake Ashi.

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Date Traveled: 4/9/2025
Diane from CO gives this tour

Everything was just perfect, from the moment we landed to when we were brought to Narita airport at the end of the trip! The hotels, our guide, the food, all the thousands of details that go into planning were taken care of!

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Date Traveled: 4/6/2025
Rex from AZ gives this tour

Highlight was the Japanese people, or rail transportation and Mt Fuji

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Date Traveled: 3/26/2025
Vladimir from AZ gives this tour

Delighted by the cherry blossoms, cable car, pottery demonstration, geisha, and sushi.

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Date Traveled: 3/26/2025

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Stay in a Japanese inn...

Enjoy dinner and a night at the Yoshi-ima Ryokan here in Kyoto’s Gion district on Day 4. Just $150 per person double, $200 single.

Takayama's Seasonal Festivals

With colorful centuries-old traditions, Takayama’s Spring + Fall Festivals are highlighted by a spectacular parade of giant floats, many of them dating to the 17th century with remarkable, ingeniously-animated moving parts. Go in Spring and delight in the island’s famed Cherry Blossoms or join us in the fall for the brilliant autumn foliage – what the Japanese call Momiji.