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Multi-Day Tours
10-Day Tokyo and Kanto Region: Tokyo, Nikko and Hakone
10
DAYS
6
DESTINATIONS
6
GUESTS (MAX)
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Multi-Day Tours
10-Day Tokyo and Kanto Region: Tokyo, Nikko and Hakone
10
DAYS
6
DESTINATIONS
6
GUESTS (MAX)
Feature
Multi-Day Tours
10-Day Tokyo and Kanto Region: Tokyo, Nikko and Hakone
10
DAYS
6
DESTINATIONS
6
GUESTS (MAX)
Overview
What You’ll Discover
Overview
What You’ll Discover
We put together this ten-day journey to pair the culture of Tokyo with the landscapes of the wider Kanto region. We begin in the capital, taking in its oldest temple, its best-known art, and its digital galleries, then head north to Nikko, where the ornate Tōshō-gū Shrine sits among waterfalls, lakes, and marshland. We continue through the Edo-themed world of Kinugawa, the coastal temples of Kamakura, and the volcanic valleys and lakes of Hakone, before returning to Tokyo for a final look at its design and skyline. Linked by charter vehicle and the SPACIA X express train, this is the route we recommend for travellers who want the shrines, art, and mountain scenery of the region without straying too far from the capital.
Step into Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine, a UNESCO World Heritage site buried deep among towering cedars — the lavishly carved and gilded mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, covered in hundreds of intricate carvings.
Step back into the Edo period at EDO WONDERLAND, a recreated town of wooden streets and old shopfronts where samurai, ninja, and townsfolk walk in full costume — catch live swordplay and ninja shows, and explore a ninja house.
Sail across Lake Ashi in Hakone to the red torii gate of Hakone Shrine standing in the water, with Mount Fuji rising 3,776 meters beyond on a clear day.
Trace the Great Wave of Hokusai, then lose yourself in teamLab Borderless, a museum without a map where digital artworks break free of their frames and flow across the walls and floors.
Descend into the Oya History Museum, a vast former stone quarry of cathedral-like chambers cut deep underground — its cool, echoing halls so striking they're often used as a backdrop for films, music videos, and photo shoots.
Highlights
Explore the Highlights of Your Journey
Highlights
Explore the Highlights of Your Journey
Sensō-ji Temple — Tokyo's oldest and most iconic Buddhist temple, nestled in the heart of Asakusa.
teamLab Borderless — Immerse yourself in a world of boundary-dissolving digital art installations.
Imperial Palace — The tranquil home of Japan's Imperial Family, ringed by ancient moats and pine-lined gardens.
Hakone Shrine — A lakeside shrine whose red torii gate rises from the waters of Lake Ashi.
Ōwakudani — A steaming volcanic valley of sulfur vents, with Mount Fuji beyond on a clear day.
EDO WONDERLAND — A recreated Edo-period town where samurai, ninja, and townsfolk bring the age to life.
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Where This Journey Takes You
Information
Where This Journey Takes You
This itinerary connects some of Japan’s most distinctive regions, combining iconic highlights with lesser-known destinations to create a seamless travel experience from start to finish.
This itinerary connects some of Japan’s most distinctive regions, combining iconic highlights with lesser-known destinations to create a seamless travel experience from start to finish.
Area
Kanto
Chubu
Duration
10 Days
Group Size (Max)
6 Guests
Destinations
6 Destinations
Accommodation
9 nights, Double/Twin room, 3–4 star hotels
Meal
Breakfast：9 | Dinner：6 (Day1.Day3.Day4.Day5.Day8.Day9)
Transport
Charter Vehicles + SPACIA X limited express train
Pick-up
At hotel in Tokyo (23 Wards) or Tokyo Station
Drop-off
At hotel in Tokyo (23 Wards) or Tokyo Station
Language
English/ Japanese/ Mandarin
Itinerary
Explore Every Moment Along the Way
Itinerary
Explore Every Moment Along the Way
Day 1
Open Tokyo among its cultural landmarks. Step into the Sumida Hokusai Museum and trace the life of the artist behind the Great Wave, the most recognizable image in all of Japanese art. Then walk the lantern-lit Nakamise through the crowds — past stalls of grilled snacks and paper fans — into Sensō-ji Temple, the oldest in the city. Wander the wide, tree-lined paths of Ueno Park, home to some of Japan's great museums and, in spring, rows of cherry blossoms. After dark, board a yakatabune — slip off your shoes, settle onto the tatami, and eat as the lit-up city slides past on the black water.
Tokyo (Asakusa, Ueno Park, Yakatabune cruise)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Yakatabune dinner cruise included
Day 1
Open Tokyo among its cultural landmarks. Step into the Sumida Hokusai Museum and trace the life of the artist behind the Great Wave, the most recognizable image in all of Japanese art. Then walk the lantern-lit Nakamise through the crowds — past stalls of grilled snacks and paper fans — into Sensō-ji Temple, the oldest in the city. Wander the wide, tree-lined paths of Ueno Park, home to some of Japan's great museums and, in spring, rows of cherry blossoms. After dark, board a yakatabune — slip off your shoes, settle onto the tatami, and eat as the lit-up city slides past on the black water.
Tokyo (Asakusa, Ueno Park, Yakatabune cruise)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Yakatabune dinner cruise included
Day 1
Open Tokyo among its cultural landmarks. Step into the Sumida Hokusai Museum and trace the life of the artist behind the Great Wave, the most recognizable image in all of Japanese art. Then walk the lantern-lit Nakamise through the crowds — past stalls of grilled snacks and paper fans — into Sensō-ji Temple, the oldest in the city. Wander the wide, tree-lined paths of Ueno Park, home to some of Japan's great museums and, in spring, rows of cherry blossoms. After dark, board a yakatabune — slip off your shoes, settle onto the tatami, and eat as the lit-up city slides past on the black water.
Tokyo (Asakusa, Ueno Park, Yakatabune cruise)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Yakatabune dinner cruise included
Day 2
Start at the Imperial Palace, walking its broad stone moats and pine-lined gravel paths — an island of calm the emperor's family still calls home. Cross into Nihonbashi, standing on the bridge from which every distance in old Japan was once measured, then browse Ginza block by block. In the late afternoon, step into teamLab Borderless, where the artworks have no frames and no fixed rooms — walk through light and color that spill across the floor and shift in response to your presence. Linger among the shifting light until the artworks and your reflection blur together.
Tokyo (Imperial Palace, Ginza, teamLab Borderless)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 2
Start at the Imperial Palace, walking its broad stone moats and pine-lined gravel paths — an island of calm the emperor's family still calls home. Cross into Nihonbashi, standing on the bridge from which every distance in old Japan was once measured, then browse Ginza block by block. In the late afternoon, step into teamLab Borderless, where the artworks have no frames and no fixed rooms — walk through light and color that spill across the floor and shift in response to your presence. Linger among the shifting light until the artworks and your reflection blur together.
Tokyo (Imperial Palace, Ginza, teamLab Borderless)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 2
Start at the Imperial Palace, walking its broad stone moats and pine-lined gravel paths — an island of calm the emperor's family still calls home. Cross into Nihonbashi, standing on the bridge from which every distance in old Japan was once measured, then browse Ginza block by block. In the late afternoon, step into teamLab Borderless, where the artworks have no frames and no fixed rooms — walk through light and color that spill across the floor and shift in response to your presence. Linger among the shifting light until the artworks and your reflection blur together.
Tokyo (Imperial Palace, Ginza, teamLab Borderless)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 3
Head north out of Tokyo today. First, wander Ashikaga Flower Park, walking beneath long, hanging curtains of wisteria in spring, or through one of Japan's largest illuminations after dark in the colder months. Then drive on toward Nikko and descend into the Oya History Museum — step down into a vast former stone quarry, its cool, echoing chambers cut deep underground, the temperature dropping as you go and the carved rock walls rising far overhead, so striking they're often used as a backdrop for films, music videos, and photo shoots.
Tochigi (Ashikaga Flower Park, Oya History Museum)
Nikko hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 3
Head north out of Tokyo today. First, wander Ashikaga Flower Park, walking beneath long, hanging curtains of wisteria in spring, or through one of Japan's largest illuminations after dark in the colder months. Then drive on toward Nikko and descend into the Oya History Museum — step down into a vast former stone quarry, its cool, echoing chambers cut deep underground, the temperature dropping as you go and the carved rock walls rising far overhead, so striking they're often used as a backdrop for films, music videos, and photo shoots.
Tochigi (Ashikaga Flower Park, Oya History Museum)
Nikko hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 3
Head north out of Tokyo today. First, wander Ashikaga Flower Park, walking beneath long, hanging curtains of wisteria in spring, or through one of Japan's largest illuminations after dark in the colder months. Then drive on toward Nikko and descend into the Oya History Museum — step down into a vast former stone quarry, its cool, echoing chambers cut deep underground, the temperature dropping as you go and the carved rock walls rising far overhead, so striking they're often used as a backdrop for films, music videos, and photo shoots.
Tochigi (Ashikaga Flower Park, Oya History Museum)
Nikko hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 4
Give the day over to Nikko's mountain scenery. Stand at the foot of Kegon Falls and feel the cool rise off the water as it drops nearly 100 meters in a single plunge, the spray drifting up and catching the light. Move on to Lake Chuzenji, a deep, still lake at the foot of the sacred Mount Nantai, and take in the wide water ringed by forested slopes. Then follow the boardwalks of Senjogahara Marshland, level and open, winding out across grass and stream with the mountains ranged all around.
Nikko (Kegon Falls, Lake Chuzenji, Senjogahara)
Nikko or Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 4
Give the day over to Nikko's mountain scenery. Stand at the foot of Kegon Falls and feel the cool rise off the water as it drops nearly 100 meters in a single plunge, the spray drifting up and catching the light. Move on to Lake Chuzenji, a deep, still lake at the foot of the sacred Mount Nantai, and take in the wide water ringed by forested slopes. Then follow the boardwalks of Senjogahara Marshland, level and open, winding out across grass and stream with the mountains ranged all around.
Nikko (Kegon Falls, Lake Chuzenji, Senjogahara)
Nikko or Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 4
Give the day over to Nikko's mountain scenery. Stand at the foot of Kegon Falls and feel the cool rise off the water as it drops nearly 100 meters in a single plunge, the spray drifting up and catching the light. Move on to Lake Chuzenji, a deep, still lake at the foot of the sacred Mount Nantai, and take in the wide water ringed by forested slopes. Then follow the boardwalks of Senjogahara Marshland, level and open, winding out across grass and stream with the mountains ranged all around.
Nikko (Kegon Falls, Lake Chuzenji, Senjogahara)
Nikko or Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 5
Split the day between the Edo era and mountain scenery. Walk the streets of EDO WONDERLAND, a recreated Edo-period town where samurai, ninja, and townsfolk of the age move through the streets in full costume — catch live swordplay and a ninja stage show, and explore a ninja house of hidden doors and trick staircases. Later, cross the Kinu Tateiwa Suspension Bridge on foot, high above the wooded gorge, the Kinugawa River threading a bright line through the valley far below.
Kinugawa (EDO WONDERLAND, Kinu Tateiwa Bridge)
Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 5
Split the day between the Edo era and mountain scenery. Walk the streets of EDO WONDERLAND, a recreated Edo-period town where samurai, ninja, and townsfolk of the age move through the streets in full costume — catch live swordplay and a ninja stage show, and explore a ninja house of hidden doors and trick staircases. Later, cross the Kinu Tateiwa Suspension Bridge on foot, high above the wooded gorge, the Kinugawa River threading a bright line through the valley far below.
Kinugawa (EDO WONDERLAND, Kinu Tateiwa Bridge)
Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 5
Split the day between the Edo era and mountain scenery. Walk the streets of EDO WONDERLAND, a recreated Edo-period town where samurai, ninja, and townsfolk of the age move through the streets in full costume — catch live swordplay and a ninja stage show, and explore a ninja house of hidden doors and trick staircases. Later, cross the Kinu Tateiwa Suspension Bridge on foot, high above the wooded gorge, the Kinugawa River threading a bright line through the valley far below.
Kinugawa (EDO WONDERLAND, Kinu Tateiwa Bridge)
Kinugawa hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 6
Step into Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine this morning, buried deep among towering cedars — the lavishly carved and gilded mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, its gates covered in intricate carvings, from the famous three wise monkeys to the sleeping cat. Then board the SPACIA X, a sleek new sightseeing train, and ride it in comfort back toward Tokyo. End the day at the Tokyo Skytree — ride high up the tower, at 634 meters the tallest in Japan, and look out over the whole city as it stretches to the horizon and the lights begin to come on.
Nikko (Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine), Tokyo (Tokyo Skytree)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 6
Step into Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine this morning, buried deep among towering cedars — the lavishly carved and gilded mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, its gates covered in intricate carvings, from the famous three wise monkeys to the sleeping cat. Then board the SPACIA X, a sleek new sightseeing train, and ride it in comfort back toward Tokyo. End the day at the Tokyo Skytree — ride high up the tower, at 634 meters the tallest in Japan, and look out over the whole city as it stretches to the horizon and the lights begin to come on.
Nikko (Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine), Tokyo (Tokyo Skytree)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 6
Step into Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine this morning, buried deep among towering cedars — the lavishly carved and gilded mausoleum of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the shogun who unified Japan, its gates covered in intricate carvings, from the famous three wise monkeys to the sleeping cat. Then board the SPACIA X, a sleek new sightseeing train, and ride it in comfort back toward Tokyo. End the day at the Tokyo Skytree — ride high up the tower, at 634 meters the tallest in Japan, and look out over the whole city as it stretches to the horizon and the lights begin to come on.
Nikko (Nikko Tōshō-gū Shrine), Tokyo (Tokyo Skytree)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 7
Slow right down in Kamakura today, a seaside town where temples tuck into wooded coastal hills. Come face to face with the Great Buddha of Kōtoku-in Temple — a great bronze figure seated calmly in the open air, so large you tip your head back to meet its gaze. Then cross the short causeway to Enoshima, climbing the shop-lined lanes and shrine steps as sea views open at every turn, pausing for lunch somewhere along the way with the coast in sight. Ride up the Sea Candle lighthouse and look out over the bay, the coastline and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji ranged along the horizon.
Kamakura (Kōtoku-in Temple, Enoshima Shrine)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 7
Slow right down in Kamakura today, a seaside town where temples tuck into wooded coastal hills. Come face to face with the Great Buddha of Kōtoku-in Temple — a great bronze figure seated calmly in the open air, so large you tip your head back to meet its gaze. Then cross the short causeway to Enoshima, climbing the shop-lined lanes and shrine steps as sea views open at every turn, pausing for lunch somewhere along the way with the coast in sight. Ride up the Sea Candle lighthouse and look out over the bay, the coastline and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji ranged along the horizon.
Kamakura (Kōtoku-in Temple, Enoshima Shrine)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 7
Slow right down in Kamakura today, a seaside town where temples tuck into wooded coastal hills. Come face to face with the Great Buddha of Kōtoku-in Temple — a great bronze figure seated calmly in the open air, so large you tip your head back to meet its gaze. Then cross the short causeway to Enoshima, climbing the shop-lined lanes and shrine steps as sea views open at every turn, pausing for lunch somewhere along the way with the coast in sight. Ride up the Sea Candle lighthouse and look out over the bay, the coastline and, on a clear day, Mount Fuji ranged along the horizon.
Kamakura (Kōtoku-in Temple, Enoshima Shrine)
Tokyo hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast included
Day 8
Turn to the mountains of Hakone today. Wander the Hakone Open-Air Museum, coming upon sculptures by major artists set out across lawns and hillsides against the mountain backdrop, and step into its pavilion devoted to Picasso. Then ride the Hakone Ropeway high over Ōwakudani, a volcanic valley where sulfur vents steam and hiss below — step off at the top to buy a black egg cooked in the hot springs, said to add years to your life, and on a clear day, catch Mount Fuji floating on the horizon beyond the drifting steam.
Hakone (Hakone Open-Air Museum, Owakudani)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 8
Turn to the mountains of Hakone today. Wander the Hakone Open-Air Museum, coming upon sculptures by major artists set out across lawns and hillsides against the mountain backdrop, and step into its pavilion devoted to Picasso. Then ride the Hakone Ropeway high over Ōwakudani, a volcanic valley where sulfur vents steam and hiss below — step off at the top to buy a black egg cooked in the hot springs, said to add years to your life, and on a clear day, catch Mount Fuji floating on the horizon beyond the drifting steam.
Hakone (Hakone Open-Air Museum, Owakudani)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 8
Turn to the mountains of Hakone today. Wander the Hakone Open-Air Museum, coming upon sculptures by major artists set out across lawns and hillsides against the mountain backdrop, and step into its pavilion devoted to Picasso. Then ride the Hakone Ropeway high over Ōwakudani, a volcanic valley where sulfur vents steam and hiss below — step off at the top to buy a black egg cooked in the hot springs, said to add years to your life, and on a clear day, catch Mount Fuji floating on the horizon beyond the drifting steam.
Hakone (Hakone Open-Air Museum, Owakudani)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 9
Spend the day on and around Lake Ashi. Board a sightseeing cruise and glide across the water, forested hills rising on every side, toward the red torii gate of Hakone Shrine standing right at the shoreline. Step ashore and climb the shrine's approach on foot — worn stone steps rising between towering old cedars, the crowds thinning with every step — up to the halls above, with Mount Fuji beyond the lake on a clear day.
Hakone (Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 9
Spend the day on and around Lake Ashi. Board a sightseeing cruise and glide across the water, forested hills rising on every side, toward the red torii gate of Hakone Shrine standing right at the shoreline. Step ashore and climb the shrine's approach on foot — worn stone steps rising between towering old cedars, the crowds thinning with every step — up to the halls above, with Mount Fuji beyond the lake on a clear day.
Hakone (Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 9
Spend the day on and around Lake Ashi. Board a sightseeing cruise and glide across the water, forested hills rising on every side, toward the red torii gate of Hakone Shrine standing right at the shoreline. Step ashore and climb the shrine's approach on foot — worn stone steps rising between towering old cedars, the crowds thinning with every step — up to the halls above, with Mount Fuji beyond the lake on a clear day.
Hakone (Lake Ashi, Hakone Shrine)
Hakone hotel (3–4 star)
Breakfast and dinner included
Day 10
Return to Tokyo from Hakone for a final day of design and skyline. Step into 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, a concrete gallery half-buried underground by architect Tadao Ando and founded by the fashion designer Issey Miyake — a place devoted not to paintings but to design itself, from clothing and everyday objects to the ideas behind them, its low galleries lit softly from above. Then end the journey on the open-air deck of Shibuya Sky, 230 meters up: step to the glass edge and look straight down at the famous scramble crossing, the whole city stretching out around you as the lights come on one by one.
Tokyo (21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, Shibuya Sky)
Breakfast included
Day 10
Return to Tokyo from Hakone for a final day of design and skyline. Step into 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, a concrete gallery half-buried underground by architect Tadao Ando and founded by the fashion designer Issey Miyake — a place devoted not to paintings but to design itself, from clothing and everyday objects to the ideas behind them, its low galleries lit softly from above. Then end the journey on the open-air deck of Shibuya Sky, 230 meters up: step to the glass edge and look straight down at the famous scramble crossing, the whole city stretching out around you as the lights come on one by one.
Tokyo (21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, Shibuya Sky)
Breakfast included
Day 10
Return to Tokyo from Hakone for a final day of design and skyline. Step into 21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, a concrete gallery half-buried underground by architect Tadao Ando and founded by the fashion designer Issey Miyake — a place devoted not to paintings but to design itself, from clothing and everyday objects to the ideas behind them, its low galleries lit softly from above. Then end the journey on the open-air deck of Shibuya Sky, 230 meters up: step to the glass edge and look straight down at the famous scramble crossing, the whole city stretching out around you as the lights come on one by one.
Tokyo (21_21 DESIGN SIGHT, Shibuya Sky)
Breakfast included
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Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.
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Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.
Inclusions
- Pick up and drop off service - Charter Vehicles - Tour Guide (Gratuity excluded) - Accommodations (9 nights, Double/Twin room, 3-4 star) - Meal (Breakfast / Dinner: Day1.Day3.Day4.Day5.Day8.Day9) - Entrance tickets and activities in the itineraries - SPACIA X Train Ticket - Inbound Travel Insurance
Exclusions
Cancellation
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Talk to Our Team
Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.
Talk to Our Team
Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.
Talk to Our Team
Every journey is different. Our Japan Travel Specialists are here to answer your questions, refine every detail, and help you choose the itinerary that best matches your interests, travel style, and pace.
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