Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is located on the southern part of the Kanto region, and it's the most populated metropolis in the world. The city is a fantastic destination with countless activities for visitors. Tokyo boasts an abundance of great shopping, delicious food, exciting historical and cultural events, and more. Whether you’re a culture enthusiast or looking for a city that never sleeps, Tokyo is the place to be.

Yokohama, one of the busiest seaports in the world, is an active, modern, and cosmopolitan city in the heart of Japan, and its charm extends beyond its modernity. The city presents a unique and beautiful blend of Japanese tradition with Western and Chinese influences. The many neighborhoods in Yokohama are full of exciting nightlife and beautiful views. This is one of the best places to experience the exciting mix of old and new that Japan offers. There are incredible museums and art galleries, as well as historic landmarks and stunning botanical gardens. 

The city of Takayama, known as a hidden gem, is located among the Japanese Alps. It has long been a popular tourist destination in Japan due to its tranquil atmosphere and preserved shops, temples, and family-owned shrines. It is also well-known for unique artistic crafts and local specialties such as sake breweries, lacquerware, and knife forging. Tourists enjoy touring the city’s facilities that produce these local specialties. 

Kanazawa is a great place to visit for history enthusiasts. Kanazawa is famous for its delicious fish from the Western coast of Japan and intricate gold leaf designs. This coastal city is nicknamed "little Kyoto" and has beautifully preserved tea house districts, generational crafts, and one of Japan's best gardens. 

Kyoto is an historical destination in Japan that will make you feel like you've stepped back in time to the Edo period when the area was under the rule of the Shogunate. You'll see the traditional kimono clothing, generation shops, and high quality craftsmanship.

Osaka is the heart of Japan, filled with hundreds of delicious food vendors, rambunctious people, and bright neon lights. At the Dotonburi Canals, “The Times Square” of Japan, you can visit the Dotonbori River and take a stroll along the area’s lively entertainment district. Osaka is perfect for a group of all ages, the Osaka Aquarium is one such example of exquisite wonder with their grand whale sharks and brilliant displays of garden eels.

Kobe is famous for its internationally recognized beef. Kobe beef is considered to be some of the best in the world. Similarly to Yokohama, Kobe became a port that was opened to the West, which is reflected in their unique western housing districts. It is also home to the third-largest Chinatown in Japan. Kobe offers beautiful harbor views, mountaintop hiking, and luxury shopping malls. This is a popular destination for our tours as a day trip because of the famous Nunobiki herb gardens, which sit on the hilltop overlooking the city of Kobe.

Himeji Castle is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and for good reason. This historical wonder is one of the most beautiful castles in Japan, and it has never been sieged. Explore the castle's hidden ninja passageways and defensive structures, and then stroll through the stunning gardens. This imposing castle can be viewed from the train station and is frequently included as a day trip adventure for our tours! 

Okayama Prefecture is an enchanting place with the beguiling Inland Sea, a beautifully preserved Edo townscape, and iconic garden delights. This peaceful destination features adorable cafes, interactive castle activities, one of Japan's three greatest gardens, and the gorgeous Kurashiki Canals.