Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto & Treasures of Kyushu (2026)
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Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto & Treasures of Kyushu (2026)

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Created: Friday, January 23, 2026
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Based on 2 adults
Created: Friday, January 23, 2026
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Day 1: Tokyo

Welcome to Japan! After completing customs procedures, you’ll be transferred to your hotel by shared shuttle bus. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy at leisure. In the afternoon, you’ll receive details about the start of your tour.


Day 2: Tokyo

In the morning, we’ll take a long guided tour—about five hours—through this simply stunning city! Its vibrant energy and cutting-edge neighborhoods coexist with areas full of peace and tranquility.We’ll make a short stop at Zojoji Temple to capture the most beautiful view of the Tokyo Tower. You’ll notice hundreds upon hundreds of Jizo statues, stone-carved deities considered guardians of children, adorned with knitted hats, bibs, and pinwheels.Next, we’ll head to the famous Shibuya Crossing, said to be the busiest intersection in the world. Then we’ll visit Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the spirits of Emperor Meiji and his wife.We’ll continue our tour by bus along the elegant Omotesando Avenue, explore the most scenic part of the Imperial Palace and its gardens, and stop to visit the famous Nijubashi Bridge.We’ll drive through AKIHABARA, the “Electric City,” known as the center of Japanese manga and anime culture. Then we’ll head to Tokyo Skytree (admission included), Japan’s tallest structure, where we’ll enjoy an unmatched panoramic view of the city.We’ll end our visit in ASAKUSA, where we’ll explore Sensoji Temple and the famous Nakamise Street. Afterwards, we’ll return to the hotel.6:30 p.m. – We’ll meet our guide in the hotel lobby and take the subway (tickets included) to the Shinjuku area. From there, we’ll enjoy a walk through this lively district before heading to a local restaurant for dinner (included). We’ll return to the hotel by subway, accompanied by our guide.Note: The order of the visits may vary depending on the admission time for Tokyo Skytree. In case of bad weather or other exceptional circumstances, access to Tokyo Skytree may be limited. In that case, an alternative visit to another iconic city viewpoint will be offered.


Day 3: Tokyo - Mount Fuji - Kawaguchiko

We travel toward the beautiful Mount Fuji area, enjoying the scenic landscapes along our route. Our first stop is Arakurayama Sengen Park, famous for its beautiful pagodas and for offering some of the most iconic and breathtaking views of Mount Fuji.We then continue to KAWAGUCHIKO, an idyllic town of charming houses, flowers, and mountains beside a stunning lake. Upon arrival, we’ll visit the Fuji Sengen Shrine, a magical place surrounded by tall trees — traditionally the starting point of the pilgrimage up Mount Fuji. We’ll take a moment to give thanks at the shrine for the opportunity to visit such a spiritually rich and enchanting site.Afterward, we’ll enjoy a pleasant boat ride on Lake Kawaguchiko, then begin our ascent toward Mount Fuji via the road that leads to the “Fifth Station.” Driving through spectacular forests and landscapes, we’ll reach an altitude of 2,305 meters (7,562 feet).Note: In winter, the route to the Fifth Station is often closed due to snow or weather conditions; during those times, we’ll go as far as we’re permitted.We’ll return to Kawaguchiko and stay overnight at a Ryokan (traditional Japanese inn), where you can relax and enjoy the Onsen (public hot spring bath). Dinner included.Note: In the planned Ryokan, some rooms are Japanese-style with tatami mats, while others are Western-style. Occasionally, accommodation may be provided in a Western-style hotel instead.


Day 4: Kawaguchiko - Iyashi No Sato Nenba - Toyota - Kyoto

In the morning, we’ll follow a scenic road that winds around picturesque lakes to visit Iyashi no Sato Nenba, a small village that was destroyed by a typhoon in 1966 and later restored as an open-air museum. Its traditional houses have been converted into arts and crafts shops, restaurants, and cultural exhibits, offering a glimpse into Japan’s past.Next, we’ll visit the breathtaking Shiraito Falls, one of Japan’s most stunning natural attractions, with cascading water that spans a height of 20 meters.From there, we’ll continue to Nagoya, where we’ll visit the Toyota Museum (admission included), a must-see destination for car enthusiasts and those curious about automotive innovation.Finally, we’ll proceed to Kyoto for our overnight stay.


Day 5: Kyoto

We’ll spend the entire day exploring Kyoto, Japan’s capital from 794 to 1868 and home to the Imperial Court. Remarkably, Kyoto was the only major Japanese city spared from bombing during World War II, allowing it to retain its rich artistic heritage. Notably, the Kyoto Protocol, aimed at limiting greenhouse gas emissions, was signed here in 1997.We’ll include a visit to Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks. Our tour will begin in Arashiyama, where we’ll admire the Togetsukyo Bridge, or “Bridge over the Moon.” This spot offers a breathtaking panorama of the surrounding landscape.We’ll then visit the Tenryuji Temple, one of Kyoto’s “five great Zen temples” and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, followed by a serene walk through its mystical bamboo forest.Next, we’ll explore the magnificent Fushimi Inari Shrine; the Imperial Palace; and the Kinkakuji Temple, also known as the “Golden Pavilion,” surrounded by its spectacular gardens. (The order of the visits may vary.)After the tour, you can enjoy some time to stroll through Gion, Kyoto’s vibrant traditional district, known for its lively atmosphere and geishas.


Day 6: Kyoto - Fukuoka

Transfer to the train station to board the high-speed train, scheduled to depart around 9:30 a.m. In less than three hours, we’ll cover more than 600 kilometers (373 miles) as we travel toward the island of KYUSHU. Connected to Japan’s main island by bridges, Kyushu is the third-largest island in Japan. Known for its mild climate, volcanic landscapes, and hot springs, it offers a fascinating blend of tradition and innovation.We’ll arrive around midday in FUKUOKA, the largest city on Kyushu. Upon arrival, we’ll visit Canal City Hakata, a vast shopping and entertainment complex built around an artificial canal that creates an urban oasis, complete with fountain shows every 30 minutes. You’ll have time to stroll around and enjoy lunch.Afterward, we’ll visit Tocho-ji Temple, founded in 806, notable for its five-story pagoda, large Buddha statue, and the Senju Kannon, the thousand-armed female deity of mercy. You’ll have free time afterward to continue exploring at your own pace.Note: The train journey is unescorted. Your guide will provide your train tickets in advance, and another guide will be waiting to meet you upon your arrival in Fukuoka, where your Kyushu tour will begin.


Day 7: Fukuoka - DAZAIFU TENMANGU - NAGASAKI

We’ll depart for DAZAIFU TENMANGU, located near FUKUOKA. This is one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines, dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the deity of learning and scholarship. Surrounded by beautiful gardens and ponds, it is especially famous for its more than 6,000 plum trees, which bloom spectacularly in late winter.We’ll then continue to NAGASAKI, a city that, like Hiroshima, was devastated by an atomic bomb during World War II. Upon arrival, we’ll stop at Chukagai, Japan’s most famous Chinatown, known for its lively pedestrian street lined with food stalls and restaurants. You’ll have free time for lunch.After lunch, we’ll visit the Atomic Bomb Museum (admission included), followed by the Peace Park, where we’ll admire the powerful sculptures donated by various countries as symbols of hope and peace.In the afternoon, we’ll visit Ōura Church, Japan’s oldest Christian church, dedicated to the 26 Martyrs of Nagasaki. This church beautifully combines Gothic architecture with local elements and was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2018 as part of the “Hidden Christian Sites in the Nagasaki Region.”Finally, we’ll explore the Dejima area, a reconstructed historical district that was once an artificial island where Dutch merchants lived — for centuries, it served as Japan’s only point of contact with the outside world. (Admission included.)


Day 8: NAGASAKI - UNZEN JIGOKU - KUMAMOTO

We are now in volcanic lands. We’ll depart from Nagasaki toward the SHIMABARA Peninsula, known for its volcanic origins and dominated by Mount Unzen.Our first stop will be UNZEN JIGOKU, a geothermal field filled with steam vents, bubbling mud pools, and a strong sulfur scent. We’ll take a walk “among the hells,” as this area is popularly called — a site that was, in the 17th century, the scene of Christian persecution.Next, we’ll continue to Shimabara, where we’ll take a ferry crossing of approximately 45 minutes.Upon arrival in KUMAMOTO, you’ll have time to stroll and have lunch in the lively shopping district around the castle. Afterwards, we’ll visit Kumamoto Castle (admission included), considered one of the three great castles of Japan, famous for its black towers and solid stone walls — some still being restored following the 2016 earthquake.We’ll also visit Suizenji Jojuen Garden (admission included), a beautifully landscaped garden that features miniature representations of mountains and lakes. Afterwards, you’ll have free time to explore this modern city at your own pace.


Day 9: KUMAMOTO - ASO VULCANO - YUFUIN - BEPPU

We’ll set out to explore one of Japan’s most active and spectacular volcanoes — MOUNT ASO, famous for its immense caldera, one of the largest in the world at 25 km (15.5 miles) in diameter. Inside the caldera are several volcanic peaks, the most active being Mount Nakadake, where you can enjoy breathtaking landscapes and see the steaming sulfur lake within the crater.Note: At times, due to volcanic activity and safety concerns, access to Mount Nakadake may be restricted.We’ll then have free time in the area where the Aso Volcano Museum is located (optional visit; admission not included). You’ll also find walking trails, restaurants, and souvenir shops nearby.We’ll continue our journey to YUFUIN, a charming onsen village nestled in a peaceful valley surrounded by rice fields. We’ll take some time to relax, enjoy a coffee, and stroll through the town.Our next stop is BEPPU, a city famous for its remarkable geothermal activity, with more than 3,000 hot springs. We’ll visit the famous “Hells of Beppu,” including Umi Jigoku (the “Sea Hell”) — known for its striking cobalt-blue water and beautiful gardens — and Kamado Jigoku, a favorite among families for its colorful ponds of varying temperatures decorated with demonic figures.After the visit, we’ll transfer to the hotel. Free time to relax and enjoy the evening.


Day 10: BEPPU - USA JINGU - Fukuoka

We’ll depart for USA JINGU, one of Japan’s most important Shinto shrines and the main sanctuary dedicated to Hachiman, the protective deity of Japan. It serves as the head shrine of more than 40,000 Hachiman shrines across the country. Founded in the 8th century, it beautifully combines traditional architecture with expansive gardens surrounded by nature. We’ll take a walk across its red bridge and through its main pavilions, a setting that is both photogenic and deeply spiritual.We’ll then continue to FUKUOKA, arriving around lunchtime.


Day 11: Fukuoka

After breakfast, our journey will come to an end, leaving you with wonderful lasting memories.

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2 Adults
Nights 10
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Destinations 10
Accommodations 3
Tours 1
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Guide languages
Spanish
Included
  • Europamundo General Services: Travel by bus with Spanish and Portuguese speaking guide, basic travel insurance, hotel and breakfast buffet.
  • Includes arrival transfer
  • City tour in: Tokyo, Kyoto
  • Boat: Kawaguchiko Lake, Simabara/ Kumamoto
  • Evening transfer: Shinjuku, Traditional quarter of Gion
  • Ticket admission: Metro, Zojoji Temple, Meiji Temple, Sensoji Temple, Tokyo Skytree (up to the Tembo Deck), Arakurayama Sengen Park , Fuji Sengen Shrine , Village Museum , Toyota Museum , Tenryu-ji Temple, Arashiyama bamboo forest in Kyoto, Fushimi Inari, Imperial Palace, Kinkakuji Temple , Tocho-Ji temple , Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum, Oura Church, historical reconstruction of Dejima in Nagasaki , castle and Suizenji Jojuen in Kumamoto , Aso Volcano , Umi Jigoku and Kamado Jigoku in the underworld of Beppu
  • High speed train: Kyoto/Fukuoka
  • 1 Lunch Included in: Kawaguchiko
  • 1 Dinner Included in: Tokyo
Accommodation
TOKIO
  • SHINAGAWA PRINCE HOTEL 4*
KAWAGUCHIKO
  • FUJI VIEW HOTEL KAWAGUCHIKO 4*
KIOTO
  • NEW MIYAKO HOTEL 4*