Area
Shikoku
Chugoku
Schedule
Flexible
Language
English / Mandarin
Immerse yourself in the art of Taiwanese tea culture in this intimate hands-on ceremony. Led by a certified tea master, you will learn to brew Oolong, Alishan, and Pu-erh teas using traditional Gongfu Cha techniques, discovering the philosophy of mindfulness woven into every precise movement.
Photograph snowy fields, quiet trees, and winter scenery around Biei and Furano
Explore Sapporo’s markets, ramen culture, parks, and seasonal illuminations
Visit romantic Otaru for canals, glass shops, desserts, and seafood
Warm up with onsen moments, cafés, and Hokkaido comfort food
Travel with winter-friendly pacing and comfortable transfers
Perfect for photographers, couples, and snow-season travelers
Shikoku
Japan's island of pilgrims and gorges — Shikoku is defined by the ancient 88-temple circuit walked by white-robed henro pilgrims, mist-filled Iya Valley river canyons, the spectacular whirlpools of Naruto, and Dogo Onsen, one of Japan's oldest hot spring bathhouses. It remains one of the country's least-touristed regions, rewarding those who seek a quieter, more contemplative Japan.
Chugoku
Japan's western gateway — Chugoku balances profound history with striking natural scenery. Hiroshima's Peace Memorial and the floating torii of Miyajima Island sit alongside Kurashiki's preserved canal town, Tottori's vast sea of sand dunes, and the quiet beauty of the San'in Coast. This is a region that moves thoughtfully between reflection and wonder.
Inclusions
- Certified tea master guide (English and Mandarin) - All ceremonial matcha and seasonal wagashi (Japanese sweets) - Use of traditional tea utensils and tatami tea room - Printed ceremony guide and etiquette card - Liability insurance
Exclusions
Cancellation
Additional Info
What is the best time to visit Hokkaido for this tour?
This tour is designed for winter, typically running from December through February when Hokkaido's snow is at its most spectacular. January and February offer the deepest snowfall and the best powder conditions. The Sapporo Snow Festival in early February is a particularly popular time to join.
Is this tour suitable for travelers who don't ski?
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Are meals included and can dietary requirements be accommodated?
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