Ancient & Modern Japan

14 Days Starting in Kyoto and ending in Tokyo

Visiting: Japan

Tour operator:

Exodus Adventure Travels

Tour code:

AOP

Guide Type:

Fully Guided

Group size:

4 - 16

Physical rating:

Moderate

Age range:

16-99

Special diets catered:

Please inform Exodus of specific dietary requirements

Tour operated in:

English
From: $5305 $4244 Operator discount: -$1061 -20%

NB: Prices correct on 22-Nov-2024 but subject to change.

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Tour Overview

Ancient wooden temples, ultra-modern towers. Zen gardens, neon lights. The blend of old and new in Japan is captivating. In this recently refreshed itinerary, we explore Honshu, the largest Japanese island, and discover the serene shrines and gardens of Kyoto and Nara, plus the rarely visited mountainous heartland of castles and spas. There’s also time to stay in Hiroshima, explore samurai culture in Kanazawa, and enjoy the lakeside town of Kawaguchiko. Our last stop is futuristic Tokyo: sprawling, inimitably busy and extraordinary.

Highlights

  • Journey from old world to new on a cultural adventure through Japan

  • Explore a lantern-lit Gion in the early evening, the most famous geisha district in Kyoto

  • Experience an icon of modern travel: the high-speed bullet train

  • Stay in Hiroshima and take a poignant moment to reflect at the Peace Memorial Park

  • Immerse yourself in ancient samurai culture in Kanazawa

  • Stay in Kawaguchiko, a town on one of the Fuji Five Lakes

Itinerary

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Day 1 : Start Kyoto

The trip starts in Kyoto, an atmospheric city amid beautiful hills. We gather for the first time at the hotel and have a welcome briefing this evening, a good chance to ask any questions you may have about the adventure ahead.



Accommodation: Hotel Abest Grande Kyoto Kiyomizu (or similar)

Day 2 : Visit Nijo Castle, Kinkaku-Ji (Golden Pavilion) And Ryoan-Ji Temple

Meals Included: Breakfast

With more than 2,000 temples, shrines and gardens, Kyoto is a treasure house of Japanese heritage. Unlike many other Japanese towns, it escaped the ravages of both the Second World War and modern urban development, keeping intact much of the spirit and architecture of traditional Japan.



Today, we have an introductory tour of the city. Starting with a visit to the impressive Nijo Castle, built in 1603 as a residence for the Tokugawa shoguns, before moving onto the Golden Pavilion of Kinkaku-ji, built in 1397 as a summer villa for the shogun Yoshimitsu Ashikaga. We then visit the Ryoan-ji temple, home to the most famous rock garden in Japan.



After, we head to central Kyoto, with free time to eat a leisurely late lunch at a local restaurant, relax at the hotel or explore Kyoto more. Alternatively, stroll around Nishiki Market, known as Kyoto’s Kitchen. It’s a great place to find seasonal foods and Kyoto specialties, such as Japanese sweets, pickles, dried seafood and sushi.



Accommodation: Hotel Abest Grande Kyoto Kiyomizu (or similar)

Day 3 : Explore The Old Capital, Nara; Return To Kyoto And Visit Fushimi Inari Taisha And Historic Gion

Meals Included: Breakfast

Enjoy a trip to Nara, the ancient capital of Japan (approximately one hour each way). With eight World Heritage sites, it’s second only to Kyoto as a repository of Japan’s cultural legacy. Our walking tour includes a visit to the best-known temples and shrines, including the Todai-ji Great Buddha temple. Built in 752 by Emperor Shomu, this 49ft (15m) tall bronze Buddha is housed in what is reputed to be the largest wooden building in the world. We also spend time in the Nara Koen Park (home to large numbers of overfed and slightly unruly deer) and visit the attractive Kasuga Shinto shrine.



Later in the afternoon, we return to Kyoto and stop at the Fushimi Inari Taisha with its thousands of vermilion torii gates. Fushimi Inari is the most important of several thousands of shrines dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice.



As we head towards early evening, we can walk around Gion, the most famous geisha district in Kyoto. Packed with bars, restaurants and traditional teahouses, Gion is most atmospheric in the early evening, when the lanterns are lit. At this time, we may also see an apprentice geisha on the way to an appointment, though it’s rare to see one.



Accommodation: Hotel Abest Grande Kyoto Kiyomizu (or similar)

Day 4 : Bullet Train To Hiroshima; Visit Miyajima Island And See The Famous Floating Torii Gate

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today is our first ride on the shinkansen (bullet train) as we depart Kyoto and speed to Hiroshima (approximately two hours).



We then make a short excursion by local tram and ferry to the beautiful island of Miyajima, where we visit the famous floating torii gate of the Itsukushima Shrine. Built on the water, this torii appears to float when the tide is high; combined with a backdrop of Mount Misen, it’s a sight to behold.



Back in Hiroshima, you have free time to explore. Options include the Hiroshima Orizuru Tower to visit the observation deck and bar with views over Peace Memorial Park. Alternatively, there’s the feudal-era Shukkeien Garden for a peaceful wander around the pond (they also do great ice cream!).



Please note: As there is little storage room for large suitcases on the shinkansen, you need to pack an overnight bag for two nights (nights 4 and 5). You are reunited with your main luggage at the Kanazawa hotel on Day 6.



Accommodation: Dormy Inn Hiroshima Annex (or similar)

Day 5 : Visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park; Afternoon Transfer To Kobe

Meals Included: Breakfast

Spend time at Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park and Museum, both monuments to the fateful day in August 1945 when the city was struck by the first wartime use of the atomic bomb. In the park, there’s a symbolic flame that will only be extinguished when the last nuclear weapon on Earth has been destroyed.



After, we head to Kobe by shinkansen (approximately 1hr 45min) where we stop for the night. This compact port city is easy to explore on foot, so food-lovers might want to head out and try the world-renowned Kobe beef at source.



Other optional adventures you could have include taking the ropeway to Kobe Nunobiki Herb Gardens, the largest herb garden in Japan, or visiting the historic district of Nankinmachi, also known as Kobe Chinatown.



Accommodation: Kobe Motomachi Tokyu REI Hotel (or similar)

Day 6 : Train To Kanazawa; Explore The Kenrokuen Gardens

Meals Included: Breakfast

Hop in a Thunderbird train this morning and travel (approximately 3hr 15min) north to Kanazawa, tracking the shores of Lake Biwa, the largest freshwater lake in Japan.



In the western Ishikawa Prefecture, Kanazawa is an atmospheric town that once rivalled Kyoto as the historic jewel of mainland Japan and is renowned for its arts, wealth and abundant seafood.



After lunch in Kanazawa, we visit the Kenrokuen Gardens, which is considered one of the most beautiful gardens in Japan with a large artificial pond and flora that changes dramatically through the seasons.



Accommodation: Hotel Amanek Kanazawa (or similar)

Day 7 : Visit Omicho Market; Explore The Nagamachi Samurai District

Meals Included: Breakfast

Start with a trip to the 300-year-old Omicho Market, a bustling marketplace where chefs, locals and visitors stock up on fresh produce, including freshly caught seafood from the Sea of Japan.



We then head to Nagamachi, the samurai district of Kanazawa during the Edo period. Here, we visit the Nomura Samurai House & Garden, a well-preserved representation of a wealthy samurai’s home.



We then further explore Nagamachi, finding samurai residences, narrow lanes and canals. This evening is free to enjoy this vibrant town some more. Consider a visit to Higashi Chaya, one of Kanazawa’s largest geisha districts.



Accommodation: Hotel Amanek Kanazawa (or similar)

Day 8 : Bus To Takayama Via A Historic Village In Shirakawa-Go

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

We travel (approximately 1hr 30min) by bus to Shirakawa-go, a secluded mountainous region where the historic villages are populated by gassho-zukuri – uniquely designed farmhouses with steep thatched roofs that were built to withstand heavy winter snowfall and provide a large attic space for the cultivation of silkworms. Take a leisurely walk through the picture-perfect mountain village, with the opportunity to visit some of the oldest buildings.



After, we transfer (approximately one hour) by bus to the old town of Takayama, where we visit the Hida no Sato Open-Air Museum, a collection of 30 traditional Hida houses and other village buildings from the Edo period.



We spend two nights in Takayama with plenty of time to appreciate the charm and ambience of this delightful spot in the majestic Hida Mountains.



Accommodation: Classic hotel

Day 9 : Orientation Tour In Takayama; Explore The Peaceful Shrines And Temples

Meals Included: Breakfast, Dinner

Today has been set aside to explore Takayama. We start with an orientation tour, which begins at the Morning Market, held daily alongside the Miyagawa River. Our adventure also takes in the historic Sanmachi district, where you can treat yourself to a local lunch and sake tasting, before stopping at the numerous lacquerware and antique shops. We also visit the old Government House of Takayama-jinya to learn about the lives of medieval Japanese officials and the way they dealt (often not so compassionately) with those in their charge.



The remainder of the day is free to explore the town at your own pace. We recommend a stroll along the temple-lined Higashiyama Walkway and a visit to the temples and attractions created by the medieval warlord, Kanamori Nagachika.



Accommodation: Classic hotel

Day 10 : To The Medieval Village Of Tsumago; Short Leisurely Walk On The Nakasendo Trail; Train To Matsumoto

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today we travel (approximately four hours) by express and local trains to the historic castle town of Matsumoto. En route, we visit the medieval village of Tsumago, which has changed little from its heyday as a post town in the Edo period. This is the best preserved of the many staging posts along the old Nakasendo trail, which fulfils the same role it did in centuries past: offering food and refuge to travellers. Those who wish can join the tour leader for a one-hour walk through peaceful forest trails, starting by the Odaki and Medaki waterfalls and finishing in Tsumago. We reach Matsumoto late afternoon, where we have time to relax and perhaps take a leisurely stroll after dinner to see the impressive Matsumoto Castle by night.



Please note: As there is little room to store large suitcases on the train, you need to pack an overnight bag for two nights (nights 10 and 11). You will be reunited with your main luggage in Tokyo on Day 12.



Accommodation: Dormy Inn Matsumoto (or similar)

Day 11 : Explore Matsumoto Castle; Train To Kawaguchiko To Visit Oishi Park And Kimono Museum

Meals Included: Breakfast

Visit Matsumoto Castle this morning, otherwise known as Crow Castle due to its all-black exterior. Built in 1504, it’s one of the best-preserved castles in Japan, most others having been destroyed following the Meiji Restoration. Please note: the castle preserves its original interior and structure, with very tall steps and steep staircases, which some might find difficult to ascend and descend.



We then return to Matsumoto train station and travel (approximately three hours) to the hot spring town of Kawaguchiko, which sits by Lake Kawaguchi. If the conditions are right, you can even see Mount Fuji reflected in the waters.



Next, we visit the lakeside Oishi Park, again with views of Fuji in the right conditions, before visiting Itchiku Kubota Art Museum with its impressive architecture inspired by the natural world and beautiful kimono displays.



Accommodation: Route Inn Kawaguchiko (or similar)

Day 12 : Travel By Train To Tokyo; City Tour Including The Senso-Ji Temple

Meals Included: Breakfast

Depart early and travel (approximately 2hr 30min) by train to Tokyo. After arrival at our hotel, we use the highly efficient subway system to visit Tokyo landmarks, including the lively Senso-ji Temple in the old entertainment district of Asakusa and Ueno. We also visit a park or garden, which becomes especially spectacular during cherry blossom and autumn season.



In the evening, the entertainment possibilities are almost limitless with the Tokyo nightlife as exciting as anywhere in Asia.



Accommodation: Hotel Monterey Hanzomon/Hotel Monterey Akasaka/The B Akasaka (or similar)

Day 13 : Free Day For Individual Exploration; Optional Karaoke Farewell Night

Meals Included: Breakfast

Today has been left free for individual exploration of Tokyo with a one-day metro pass included. We recommend visiting the forest-wrapped Meiji Shrine. From there, cross over to the upscale Omotesando street, sometimes called the Champs Elysee of Tokyo. If you’re interested in culture or shopping, there are limitless opportunities with districts such as Ginza, known for its exclusive stores, Shibuya, home to the busiest intersection in the world, and Shinjuku, the hub of Tokyo nightlife.



Your tour leader can advise on how best to spend your free day in Tokyo.



This evening, you can join your group and tour leader for a farewell dinner, followed by optional karaoke.



Accommodation: Hotel Monterey Hanzomon/Hotel Monterey Akasaka/The B Akasaka (or similar)

Day 14 : End Tokyo

Meals Included: Breakfast

Our Japanese adventure comes to end. Alternatively, if you’d like a bit more time to explore this energetic city, speak to your sales representative about extending your stay.

What's Included

  • All breakfasts and two dinners

  • All accommodation

  • All transport and listed activities

What's Not Included

  • Travel insurance

  • Visas or vaccinations

  • Arrival and departure transfers (not available on this tour)

Food

All breakfasts and two dinners are included.



Japanese cuisine is usually a highlight of any Japan trip. It is based on rice with miso soup and other dishes usually prepared with seasonal ingredients. Seafood is common, and usually comes grilled or deep fried. Sushi and sashimi aside, other staple dishes include soba or udon noodles, sukiyaki (meat, fish and vegetables cooked in broth) and yakiniku (grilled meat).



When food is not included, your tour leader can always recommend the best local eateries and arrange group meals for a full immersion in the varied and excellent local cuisine.



Please note, in Japan the availability of certain specialised products for restricted diets (eg gluten-free, vegetarian or vegan) is minimal or non-existent. The group meals arranged by the tour leader will be in traditional eateries where the choices of vegan dishes may be limited to simple salads or boiled rice. However, several vegan restaurants are available in Kyoto and Tokyo. It may be a good idea to bring some foodstuffs with you that you normally consume, or to supplement meals with snacks purchased in the local convenience stores.



Please advise us at time of booking you have any specific dietary requirements.

Accommodation

The accommodation on this cultural adventure through Japan showcases traditional hospitality, with onsen (hot spring baths) in some of the places we stay. The accommodations we typically use are on the day-to-day itinerary; however, below are a few of the notable places we stay on this trip.



Kyoto: Hotel Abest Grande Kyoto Kiyomizu (nights 1-3)



Begin the trip as this modern hotel, which has contemporary rooms that come with ultra-fine bubble showers, Simmons mattresses on the beds, and humidifiers/air purifiers. Better yet, you can toast your adventures with the group during happy hour – your first drink is free.



Kanazawa: Hotel Amanek Kanazawa (6-7)



This stylish hotel has an ideal address in downtown Kanazawa, under a 20-minute walk to the Kenrokuen Gardens. It also has an onsen exclusively for guests, fitness room and lounge, plus coin laundry machines.



Matsumoto: Dormy Inn Matsumoto (night 10)



This Matsumoto outlet of the Dormy Inn brand has hot spring baths, saunas and cold baths on the top floor. The restaurant serves traditional Japanese and international foods. Make sure to seek out the shinshu soba, a local speciality made with wild vegetables and nameko mushrooms.



Worth knowing



Room sizes in Western-style hotels in Japan are generally smaller. If requesting a double bed, these can be smaller than Western double beds, so couples may prefer twin beds.

The single supplement is valid for all 13 nights.In Japan, single supplements are often accommodated in either an actual single and/or double for sole use.

Some accommodations may provide slippers and yukata (a Japanese-style dressing gown).



Onsen (Japanese hot springs)

For many visitors to Japan, the onsen is unfamiliar territory. An onsen is a Japanese hot spring and the bathing facilities and inns frequently situated around them. The combination of a strict bathing etiquette, that nudity is compulsory, and that the water temperature is often hotter than most whirlpool baths can cause some reluctance for first timers. However, once the courage is mustered, you may discover that an onsen is one of the highlights of your visit to Japan. Please be aware, you may be refused entry if you have large and visible tattoos. Some accommodations may have private baths available for reservation.

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Reviews from travellers on this tour

Holiday of a lifetime

My wife and I really wanted to see the snow monkeys but never expected that our reason for travelling to Japan could be so overshadowed by everything else this trip has to offer. The shrines, temples, cities and sights are excellent. The people are friendly, helpful and interested in knowing what you think about their country and whilst english is rarely spoken, the locals don't allow this small detail get in the way of the conversation. The cities are spotless, buzzing yet incredibly safe and we never felt intimidated or felt the need to worry about keeping wallets and the like hidden from view when in crowds. Travelling around Japan on this trip is extensive but never a chore, dull or a waste of valuable time as there is so much to see en-route and even more to see at each destination. Travelling independently is simple with instructions in english everywhere and a refreshingly simple set up in the train and underground stations. Food is amazing with so much choice on the days where self catering required but the food included in the trip is as good if not better than what could be found on the the self catering days. In the ryokan's we could dress in traditional dress for group dinners which was a giggle and of course there was the relaxing in the hot spring onsen to look forward to as well. The pace of the trip is fast because of the amount of things to see and do but it suits all age groups as could be seen by the group we travelled with. Our group I would guess spanned four decades, got on superbly with each other and to a person we understand everyone had an incredible time. A wise man on the trip (who hopefully will recognise himself if he reads this review) summed it all up by saying "There are not enough superlatives to describe the trip and the time had by all". Oh, and the snow monkeys were brilliant by the way.

ANCIENT & MODERN JAPAN

We enjoyed every minute of it. It combined a wealth of opportunites to get closer to an understanding of the Japanese view of life with many of the 'must see' sites. Add to that the exposure to a fantastic cuisine and a great bunch of fellow travelers, and what more could you ask for?

JAPAN - ANCIENT & MODERN

A thoroughly enjoyable trip from beginning to end

A great experience, a wonderful country and an amazing tour leader.

A fantastic tour with so much to see in such a short time. Our group leader (Ayaka Tsukamoto) kept us informed of historical and cultural details throughout the tour and she also went out of her way to ensure that everybody was able to get what they wanted from the free time available..

ANCIENT & MODERN JAPAN

The Ancient and Modern Japan trip exceeded our expectations. The balance between urban and more rural life was excellent as was the travel on local transit and the free time to explore on our own. Both guides (Catherine and Alexi) were outstanding.

Ancient and Modern Japan

Very interesting trip using public transport to get around. We got a fascinating insight into the culture of Japan and enjoyed the variety of cities visited in contrast with a lovely few days spent in the mountains.

Thoroughly enjoyable trip

Excellent trip giving a great introduction to the culture & history of Japan.

A great overview of Japan

This is a really good tour. Starting in Kyoto where you visit a number of temples, then moving through the countryside to various locations, then to Hiroshima and finally to Tokyo for the modern part of the tour. By the end you get a really good sense of what Japan is. The group leader, Gary was excellent! With a few small tweaks with regards to some of the accommodation I'd have given 5 stars.

The Land of the Rising Sun Ancient & Modern Japan

A great organised holiday full of activities, exciting days and a superb highlige holidaht everyday

Ancient & Modern Japan

An excellent way to see the variety of sights that Japan has to offer, and as with other Exodus trips the trade-off is some long days on trains, subways, trams and walks (and variable standards of accommodation). However, all the public transport ran like clockwork, and even complicated travel days with 15 of us to look after were easily dealt with by our guide ...and I loved the Shinkansen (bullet train). Kyoto was more westernised than I was expecting, but there was still plenty to see. Hiroshima was surprisingly emotional for me, and I loved the local okonomiyaki we had for dinner. The areas around Takayama and Yudanaka were definitely more traditional Japanese, and the ryokans were a big change from the city hotels but they still had wifi (bathing was interesting though!!). Finishing off in Tokyo worked well, getting back into western ways.

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