Tokyo, Japan

Set off from the port in Tokyo and head into the Hakone area, where history and volcanic energy coexist without making a fuss. Breathe in the sulfurous scent of Owakudani, taste the famous black eggs cooked in the boiling waters, take the cable car up to Lake Ashi and enjoy views that stretch as far as Mount Fuji when the weather decides to play ball. Then, relax on a lake cruise and finish up with dinner in a local restaurant before you head back.
A real mix of nature, active geology and views that know how to fix themselves in your memory.

• Visit to the volcanic valley of Owakudani
• Tasting of black eggs cooked in the sulfurous water
• Hakone Ropeway: cable car to Lake Ashi
• Cruise on Lake Ashi
• Visit to Mount Fuji (weather permitting)

Disembark at the port in Tokyo and get ready for a change in vibe: Hakone isn't an excursion - it's a multi-sensory experience, above all for your nose. The first stop is Owakudani, the volcanic valley where the fumaroles immediately remind you that the earth beneath your feet is much more alive than it seems. Here, you can taste the famous black eggs cooked in the sulfurous water: it is said that they bring good luck, and in any case, you can tick this one off your list too, saying "Done that".

Then it's time to gain altitude: climb up on the Hakone Ropeway and let the cable car accompany you own to Lake Ashi. Look outside: amidst the mist, hills and open spaces, Mount Fuji may appear like a VIP who decides to make an appearance, but only when it suits them.

Once you arrive at Lake Ashi, it's time for a change in perspective: jump on board the cruise and enjoy Hakone from the water. It's the best way to get a sense of why this area is seen as one of the most iconic in Japan: calm waters in front of you, mountains all around, and you in the middle, savoring the moment without any rush.

Before heading back to the port, it's time for a final treat: dinner in a local restaurant - simple and genuine, just the way we like it. After a day like this, you've earned it.
Head back to the ship with the feeling that you've experienced volcanoes, cable cars, lakes and a good dose of Japanese madness in a single day. Hakone has surprised you, mission accomplished!

• In the event of volcanic activity and where warnings are issued, it will not be possible to access the Owakudani area.
• The cable car ride and cruise on Lake Ashinoko may not be possible in strong winds or other circumstances.
• In the event of the cable car/cruise being canceled, the itinerary may be subject to change (for example, the transfer will be by van from Owakudani to Lake Ashi, then to the restaurant).

The perfect tour to enjoy your last day in Tokyo to the very last minute! Admire the Imperial Palace, glimpse at the Parliament and get up the Tokyo Tower for some breathtaking views. The perfect blend of emotions, just before leaving. This last experience ends directly at Haneda airport – no stress, only Tokyo until the very last second!

• Discover Tokyo before your flight
• Tokyo Tower
• Tour ends at Haneda airport

With this tour, we cross Tokyo in style! From our coach window, you'll enjoy a taste of the past with the Imperial Palace and its moats. Then, let's take a look at the National**Parliament, a majestic palace that seems straight out of a historical movie (don't worry, there won't be any boring speeches!).And the grand finale? The Tokyo Tower! With its 150-meter-high panoramic deck, it offers you a last spectacular view of Tokyo and its skyline.
The trip ends at Haneda airport**… No stress, get off the coach and you're ready for check-in!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.
• This tour is suitable for guests with flights in the early afternoon (after 1 p.m.)

Get ready to plunge into the authentic world of Japanese sushi! This cooking course, held in a special location between the Asakusa and Sumida rivers, is your opportunity to become an expert in preparing delicious sushi. And after feasting on Nigiri, Maki and much more besides, enjoy some free time in Asakusa.

• Learn how to prepare sushi
• Free time in Asakusa
• Sensoji Temple

If you love sushi, you can't miss out on this experience! We'll take you to a special location, between the rivers of Asakusa and Sumida, where you can fully immerse yourself in the most authentic culinary experience in Japan: a sushi preparation course run by local chefs. Crazy, right?

You can juggle Nigiri, Maki, Sushi Rolls and much more besides, trying out high quality ingredients and having fun with your travel companions to see who can prepare the most perfect sushi. All this effort will work up an appetite, so then it's time for the tasting! Who will be the best chef?

Once you've taken off your chef's apron, some free time awaits you in Asakusa, the charming neighborhood which is home to the super-famous Sensoji Temple, the wonderful “Thunder Gate” Kaminarimon, and all the traditional stores, dotted with red lanterns and traditional statues, perfect for a little shopping, Tokyo-style.

Not enough for you? Your return to the port won't be by the usual bus, but by ferry! Then, relax and admire the views and the skyline of Tokyo once again, but from a unique perspective.

• Due to the tourist season in Japan, there may be traffic jams and queues.

Move in time with Tokyo's rhythm: a full immersion in the Japanese underground system on your way to the Meiji Jingu Shrine. Then it's time for the urban pandemonium of Shibuya: with ancient forests, giant torii gates, record-breaking pedestrian crossings and the moving story of Japan's most loyal dog. Get ready: The contrast between Zen and neon will make you lose your mind (and fill up your social media feed).

• Experience on the Tokyo underground
• Visit to the shrine and park at the Meiji Jingu Shrine
• Shibuya Crossing
• Hachiko statue

Get ready to (literally) plunge into the most authentic side of Tokyo, traveling through the bowels of the city on the underground, like any other resident of the Japanese capital. Just you, your footsteps and a legendary transport system.

First stop? The Meiji Jingu Shrine, one Japan's best-loved Shinto shrines, nestled in a surprisingly quiet park. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this site will enchant you with its sacred atmosphere, imposing torii gates and paths surrounded by a forest of over 100,000 trees from every corner of Japan. A journey through time and the soul... before diving back into urban madness.

After breathing in the sense of peace and history, it's time for a change of vibe: welcome to Shibuya, the neighborhood that never sleeps. Shopping sprees, wild nightclubs and bars, giant screens everywhere and Shibuya Crossing, the most famous (and busy) pedestrian crossing on the planet: with hundreds of people crossing at every green light, as part of an urban dance that's perfect for your next reel!

Don't miss the statue of Hachiko, the dog who symbolizes absolute loyalty: he waited for his master for years, even after his death. Get ready to be moved (and to take a photo with him, of course).

Then, enjoy some free time for lunch (choose from ramen, sushi, gyoza and a thousand other delicacies!) before returning to the port.

• The order of the itinerary may be subject to change.
• Places are limited, so we strongly advise booking in advance.
• Due to the peak tourist season in Japan, major traffic delays are expected.
• Guests are advised to wear comfortable, low-heeled shoes.

Discover the beating heart of Japan…by rail: Tokyo Station. A huge space where more than 4,000 trains arrive and depart every day, with half a million people passing through as if it was no big deal. Explore the historic buildings of the Marunouchi Business District, and climb up to the roof of KITTE Garden to watch the Shinkansen trains whizzing by like something out of a futuristic movie. Then, the day is all yours to plan: choose what you want to do, dive into the gastronomic and commercial chaos of the station with its legendary ramen and shops of all kinds, or explore the surrounding area and capture the dynamic spirit of the 'Gateway to Japan'.

• Tour of the historic Tokyo Station red-brick building
• Visit to the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum and the Maronouchi area
• Views from the panoramic Kitte Garden terrace
• Free time to explore the area

Get ready to step into Tokyo Station, a place that never sleeps. It's more like a living being than a station: more than 4,000 trains coming and going, with half a million people passing through it every day, as if it were the most normal thing in the world. You can take your time though: The red brick facade, inaugurated in 1914, is a piece of Japanese history in full Western style.

From here, you'll move on to the Marunouchi Business District, the financial heart of Tokyo: elegant, modern, polished. This is where you'll find the Mitsubishi Ichigokan Museum, a faithful reconstruction of the 1894 building, the first sign that Japan was beginning to take Western architecture seriously. Wandering among these buildings is like leafing through an photo album that mixes yesterday with tomorrow.
Now it's time to head up: make your way to the KITTE Garden terrace on the roof of the Kitte Building and look out over Tokyo Station from above. The Shinkansen trains arriving and departing at a steady pace are a guaranteed spectacle — if you love trains, get ready: this place will become your new favorite spot.

Now take charge of the day's schedule and make it your own: enjoy some free time inside Tokyo Station. You'll be faced with a maze of restaurants, shops and temptations of all kinds. Spoilt for choice!
Here you can browse, explore, taste, get lost... and find yourself with a shopping bag in each hand.
Tokyo Station is not just a place to pass through: it's a whole experience. It's up to you to decide how epic you want to make it.

• Views of the landscape from Kitte Terrace are subject to weather conditions.
• The order of the itinerary may vary.

Emperors, ancient shrines, giant lanterns and a sky-defying tower: This tour shows you the quintessential Tokyo! Amid history, culture and awesome views, you'll discover the most authentic and spectacular side of the Japanese capital.

• VIP photos in front of the Imperial Palace
• Senso-ji and Kaminarimon, the ancient heart of Tokyo
• Tokyo Tower

Let's start with the Imperial Palace, once home of the Shogun and later to the emperors. History, power and a couple of photos in front of Nijubashi Bridge, because let's face it: a touch of the regal on your social media profile is never a bad thing!

Then, we're heading to Asakusa, passing under Kaminarimon, the “Thunder Gate” with the most photographed lantern in Japan. Once you walk through it, you'll come to Senso-ji, the most ancient temple in Tokyo, as well as a street full of small stores where you simply must go shopping!

And to finish with a flourish? The Tokyo Tower, the red-and-white tower that dominates the city and defies the sky. Eiffel Tower, step aside: we're flying high!

Oh, and naturally a typical Japanese lunch is included, because Tokyo is best explored on a full stomach!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

Samurai, giant Buddhas and street food: Kamakura is a journey through time, a perfect blend of history, spirituality and old capital charm. Admire the enormous bronze Buddha, walk along the sacred avenue to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine and stop off on Komachi Dori Street with its souvenirs and local delicacies.

• The great Buddha of Kamakura
• The Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine
• Shopping and street food on Komachi Dori Street

Welcome to Kamakura, the former shogun capital, which is now a haven of peace and historical wonders. The first stop you'll make is at Kotokuin Temple, where the majestic Daibutsu – a bronze Buddha 13 meters high – watches on serenely as the centuries pass by. As you continue along Wakamiya Oji avenue, you'll come to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, the shrine that has come to symbolize the city, once the center of samurai power. From the top of the steps, the view over Kamakura is well worth a photo. The last stop: Komachi Dori Street, the beating heart of the city. Here you can find unique souvenirs and sample local delicacies as you like, from matcha tea biscuits to grilled kebabs. Because every journey needs the right flavor!

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience

If you love Japanese food as well as Tokyo's tradition and vibrant atmosphere, this tour is for you! Experience Tokyo amid shrines, markets and sushi like a true insider, chopsticks in hand and let's go!

• Tsukiji Market with its ultra-fresh sushi
• Asakusa, amid giant lanterns and stores
• Senso-ji, the most iconic shrine in Tokyo

Let's start with Tsukiji Market, the temple of fish, where the sushi is so fresh it almost waves at you! Don't just look: here, you can taste, explore and perhaps discover that the best meal of your life is served on a bowl of rice!

When you've had your fill, let's head toward Asakusa, where you will be welcomed by the legendary Thunder Gate. Once you've got past the crowd taking selfies (including you, admit it!), you'll find yourself on Nakamise-dori, the shopping street that'll make you want to buy every snack and trinket you see!

Senso-ji awaits you at the end of the route, the most ancient Buddhist temple in Tokyo, where you can bathe in incense (which is supposed to be good luck) and discover what fate has in store for you with a fortune note...

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• The visibility of the landscape will depend on the weather conditions.

Plunge into the fast-paced rhythm of this modern metropolis and enjoy breathtaking views from the Tokyo Tower. Step through the Kaminarimon like a real samurai (without katana, but in style) and end the tour with a Japanese lunch that will make you think twice about going back home.

• Rikugien Garden, one of the most beautiful gardens in Tokyo.
• Lively Nakamise Street
• Panoramic views from the Tokyo Tower
• Authentic Japanese lunch

Ready to jump between different eras without a time machine? We start with 18th-century Japan, on a walk through charming Rikugien, the garden that turns poetry into landscape. Zen atmosphere assured! Then, keep on looking out of the bus window: Here's the National Diet Building, the heart of Japanese politics. No time for speeches, let's go on!Welcome to the Kaminarimon, the “Thunder Gate”, guarded by eerie statues and a red lantern that looks like a huge magic lamp (no need to rub it, it won't work). After a walk amid the colors and scents of Nakamise Street, full of stalls and irresistible souvenirs, your tour goes up a notch – literally – with a visit to the Tokyo Tower. No samurai feats here: Just get the elevator and rise to a height of 333 meters, with Tokyo stretching out below you like an endless sea of lights. Instagram will thank you.The last stop: Haneda or Narita airport (depending on your cruise). But before this, a guaranteed Japanese lunch, because traveling on a full stomach is much better!

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience.
• The itinerary's schedule may vary.
• Intense traffic is expected as this is the tourist season in Japan
• Views are dependent on weather conditions

One last hurried visit to the wonders of Tokyo before waving goodbye to Japan! From the elegance of the Imperial Palace to the iconic Tokyo Tower, going via the Parliament and with a last glance at the futuristic Tokyo Skytree. A farewell in great style... with panoramic views!

• Discover Tokyo before your flight
• Stop on Tokyo Tower with amazing views
• Tour ends at Narita airport

Farewell to Japan, though Tokyo still has a few tricks up its sleeve! Jump on board for a last run-through of the city's iconic sites: You'll go by the Imperial Palace, with its moats and gardens fit for an emperor, and by the National Parliament, the heart of Japanese politics, with its majestic architecture.And the grand finale? The Tokyo Tower! With its 150-meter-high panoramic deck, it offers you a last spectacular view of Tokyo and its skyline.The trip ends at Narita airport… No stress, get off the coach and you're ready for check-in!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.
• This tour is suitable for guests with flights in the early afternoon (after 1 p.m.)

If Tokyo were a movie, this tour would be its ‘Best of’ compilation: A dive into the beating heart of the city, amid emperors, shrines and awesome views!

• Photostop at the Imperial Palace and its legendary Nijubashi bridge
• Senso-ji shrine and the iconic Nakamise Street
• The iconic Tokyo Tower

We'll start with the Imperial Palace, the home of the current Emperor and scene of royal ceremonies since 1868. The lavish Nijubashi Bridge, which is reflected in the waters that surround it, is one of the most photographed spots in the whole of Japan. And yes, a photo worthy of a postcard is a must here!

Then we'll move on to Asakusa, where it feels like time has stopped, among the red lanterns and the incense that wafts through the air. You'll walk through the legendary Kaminarimon, the “Gate of Thunder”, feeling a bit like a samurai, and a bit like an influencer. As you make your way along Nakamise Street, you'll find yourself immersed in an explosion of colors, souvenirs and typical snacks: try the rice sweets, but beware - they're addictive!

After getting your fill of traditional Tokyo, it's time to head skywards with the Tokyo Tower, inspired by the Eiffel Tower but with a decidedly Japanese touch; from here the view is just breathtaking. Our tip? Say hi to Mount Fuji in the distance and enjoy the incredible skyline.

And for lunch? You're free to explore, choose and taste! Ramen, sushi, tempura… Tokyo is a gastronomic paradise, and today you're in charge of the menu!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.
• Due to scaffolding, the view of Nijubashi Bridge and the Imperial Palace is limited.

Are you ready to discover Tokyo like you've never seen it before? Amid sacred shrines, imperial gardens and a tower that looks straight out of an anime, this tour will have you fall in love with the most thrilling city in Japan!

• Meiji Shinto Shrine, an oasis of peace in the heart of Tokyo  Shinjuku Gyoen botanical garden  Tokyo Tower

Let's leave the frenetic life of Tokyo behind, and head to a Zen forest just a stone's throw away! The Meiji Shinto Shrine was built in 1920 in honor of Emperor Meiji and his consort. Destroyed and then rebuilt, today it is a blend of spirituality and nature, with trees from all over Japan planted here. Here, you can write a wish on a wooden tablet...who knows, maybe it'll come true!Now it's time to head to Shinjuku Gyoen * today it's a botanical park, but it was once the Emperor's private garden. Destroyed during the war and then reborn more beautiful than ever, it is the perfect place for a relaxing stroll. If you want to feel like you're in a Miyazaki film, you're in the right place!And then... it's big, it's red and it looks like the Eiffel Tower's rebellious sister! With its 333-meter height, the Tokyo** Tower** dominates the city's sky and offers views that will leave you breathless.

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary. * Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

On this tour, you'll visit the best of Tokyo: The historical Asakusa area, the Sensoji Temple and the Tokyo Tower, but not on a bus as usual – this time, you'll reach the heart of the city by cruising on the Sumida river!

• Cruise on the Sumida river
• Sensoji Temple
• Free time on Nakamise Street
• Visit to the Tokyo Tower

This tour encompasses tradition, spirituality, technology and... a cruise within the cruise!
Today, you'll reach the heart of the city, but not on a bus as usual: Jump on one of the typical boats that sail on the Sumida river and enjoy this mini-cruise offering incredible sights of the Tokyo skyline.

After about an hour, you reach Tokyo's most famous area: Asakusa. Are you ready to step through the ultra-famous Kaminarimon? It's the "Thunder Gate", the outermost gate of the two entry gates leading to Asakusa' Sensoji Temple. You can cross it as many times as you like, until you get the perfect photo! And here we are, in the heart of Nakamise Street, a real delight to the eyes (and palate). Here, every corner is perfect for a selfie, and you'll be taken over by the typical scents and sounds of Japan! You choose what to eat for lunch, and you can explore it freely at your own pace.

Last stop of the day? The Tokyo Tower, obviously! Unmissable for those who made it here. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, it's the second highest skyscraper in Japan. Get to the top and enjoy the views, you'll feel on top of the world!

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience
• Intense traffic is expected as this is the tourist season in Japan
• Views are dependent on weather conditions
• The itinerary's schedule may vary.

Ready to discover Tokyo's most famous places like never before? Leave the boring guidebooks behind and get ready for a tour with plenty of history, spirituality and fun, Japanese-style!
Visit the Meiji Jingu shrine, take a dreamy walk in the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden among the magnificent trees (it's the Central Park of Tokyo!), and don't miss Asakusa with its stores, colors and flavors, for a full immersion in the unique atmosphere of Tokyo, before returning to the airport at the end of the day.

• Meiji Jingu Shrine
• Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
• Asakusa, Sensoji Temple & Nakamise Street

We'll set off by bus for the first big destination: the Meiji shrine. Imagine entering an oasis of peace, surrounded by more than 100,000 trees: a real forest in the heart of the city! This shrine is dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and his Empress Shoken, and here you can really feel the power of history: step inside, breathe in and imagine how it must have felt to walk around these walls in the time of the emperor.

After a brief stroll, you'll find yourself standing in front of another marvel within a marvel: The Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden. With its endless cherry trees and other majestic species, it's a must for anyone who wants to relax on a lawn and enjoy a picnic. Everything is magical here, from the ponds to the bridges and the pagodas...Some people think that it's a little like Central Park in New York...but relax, you're still in Japan! This park is incredible in every season; if you visit in winter, it might be a little cold (and the cherry trees won't be in blossom), but the dreamy atmosphere is always guaranteed.

We will then leave the calm and serenity behind us for the vibrant life of one of the most colorful places in Tokyo: welcome to Asakusa. Don't miss out on this rite of passage: cross the spectacular Kaminarimon, the "Thunder Gate" and head for the Sensoji Temple. It's not just a gate - it's a triumphal entrance to a world of a thousand colors, sounds and flavors, and the giant lantern and statues that seem like they're waiting for you to take an epic selfie are just the start of the journey.

Nakamise Street is a real maze of stores and stalls. Anyone will tell you that you can't leave Tokyo without getting lost at least once among these sights! Taste, smell and photograph everything that catches your eye - you'll fall in love with Japan's pop culture.

The last stop of the day: the airport of Haneda or Narita (depending on your cruise), to bid farewell to Tokyo from a unique perspective, from the sky!

• The order of the itinerary may be subject to change
• Due to the tourist season in Japan, there may be traffic jams and queues.
• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience.

Fresh fish, a temple with samurai history and a sky-defying tower: Are you ready to taste the best of Tokyo?

• Tsukiji Outer Market – the Japanese street food paradise!
• The historical Zojoji Temple
• The iconic Tokyo Tower

Forget about the diet! The tour starts at Tsukiji Outer Market, the temple of fresh fish, where you can taste melt-in-the-mouth sushi, grilled fish skewers and addictive Japanese sweets. You'll have time to wander among the stalls, discover weird and wonderful ingredients and maybe take home a foodie treat for real connoisseurs.

After feasting, a little history and a visit to the Zojoji Temple is just the ticket. The temple was chosen by the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who transformed it into his spiritual base. The mausoleum of the Tokugawa family can be found right here, with the tombs of six Shoguns who have left their mark on the history of Japan.

And now, it's up, up, and away! At a height of 333 meters, the Tokyo Tower is perfect place for admiring the city from above. Higher than the Eiffel Tower, from here the city skyline is simply unforgettable.

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

From stars to luxury! This tour begins in great style with the Tokyo Skytree: Breathtaking views and a taste of adrenaline at a height of 350 meters. Then, down to Ginza, to the temple of elite shopping: Ginza Six, where art, design and fashion blend into a VIP experience. You don't visit Tokyo, you experience it!

• Tokyo Skytree, the tallest tower in Japan
• Ginza Six, the temple of shopping

The tour starts with a bang! We will head to the Tokyo Skytree on board a comfortable bus. It's not only the highest tower in Japan, but also an important symbol of Tokyo, visible from many points in the city. Take the elevator up to the Tembo Deck, the observation point located at a whopping 350 meters above the ground! The views are so stunning that you could even say hi to Mount Fuji (weather permitting!).

After so much adrenaline, let's get back down to earth to Ginza, to be precise, the luxury haven. Here, Ginza Six awaits you. Forget your average boring shopping center here, in addition to luxury shopping, you can take a journey through art, design and the culture of excellence. This retail paradise reinterprets the commercial heart of Tokyo in a modern way, concealed behind a visionary façade (designed by star architect Yoshio Taniguchi), for an experience that extends beyond the sparkling shop windows. Every floor has a surprise in store: the public spaces are enriched by breathtaking art installations by some of Japan's greatest artists. Shopping? Sure, but in style!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

Connect with the traditional Japanese arts and enjoy an evening marked by elegance and refinement: Here we are, at a theater, admiring “Hana no ozashiki”, a show featuring geishas, dance, music and games. All this while you enjoy a perfect traditional Japanese dinner with sake. Enjoy!

• Dinner with Mukojima geishas show
• Photo session with the geishas

Mukojima is the famous neighborhood home to the largest number of geishas in Japan.

And we'll take you right there, in the beating heart of elegance and Japanese tradition, to leave you speechless with a theater show full of emotions, colors, music and... a lot of good food!

Please sit down, dinner is ready: A typically Japanese menu with sake accompanying every dish – you'll really feel like a local.
And here's the best part, the show begins: “Hana no ozashiki”, a traditional show with dances, music and games, featuring the local geishas. It'll be like living in a legend, with the colors of the typical cherry blossoms.
Everything's perfect, everything's so delicate and sophisticated... but there's also time for fun, as the banquet is livened up with the geishas' Ozashiki games. There are various kind of games, such as “Kinpira Funafune” and “Toratora", all easy to play for everyone.
The evening doesn't end here: To make it really unforgettable, you can take advantage of a photo session, where you can take souvenir photos with the geishas and, if you speak a little Japanese and aren't shy, you can also discuss Japanese poetry and literature with them, their favorite topics... easy, right?

• Guests must take their shoes off before entering the room and sit on tatami mats

Ready to dine and experience Tokyo in a totally unconventional way? Hop on board the bus-restaurant with a kitchen downstairs, enjoy unlimited drinks and discover the craziest and most fascinating city in the world - all in one unforgettable journey.

• Typical Japanese dinner
• 360 degree views of Tokyo, from Rainbow Bridge to Shibuya
• Unlimited drinks: it's time to party!

Imagine sitting on the top floor of a double-decker bus, while the hypnotic views of Tokyo slip past outside the window. On the lower floor, a team of chefs is ready to make you forget what "diet" means, serving you a Japanese dinner that leaves no way out for temptation.Every corner of Tokyo has a story to tell, and we'll take you straight to the beating heart of the city. Drive past iconic places like Rainbow Bridge, Tokyo Tower and the legendary Shibuya Scramble Crossing. In the meantime, fill up your glass (and empty it too - it's all-you-can-drink here!) as your guide reveals all sorts of interesting facts and secrets, while you enjoy the journey without ever losing your rhythm. And if you really can't resist, you'll even have time to take your best influencer shot under the Tokyo Tower.

• The legal drinking age in Japan is 20

Tokyo by night is the best: The lights, the nightlife, the sounds of a metropolis that never sleeps... get ready to experience all this during a trendy, and a little luxurious, evening at the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba hotel where, from the lounge on the 30th floor, you can admire the city and the Rainbow Bridge in all its glory!

• Views over Tokyo Bay by night
• Visit to the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba hotel with drink included
• Panoramic tour before returning to the port

This is the right opportunity to dress up – an evening of classy nightlife awaits you! Forget about the usual tourist tours, this is a chance that will have you sparkling more than the Odaiba lights: Welcome to the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba hotel, the home of luxury, and with awesome views.

Just a few minutes from the port of Tokyo, the most famous luxury hotel in Tokyo awaits us, the Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba. The hall is dreamy: Soft lights, elegant atmosphere and the feeling of a hotel not just beautiful on its own but wishing for you to feel like a real movie star. And the evening has not even begun yet. Get up to the 30th floor, enter the ultra-luxurious lounge and let yourself be charmed by the elegant atmosphere and background music. Enjoy this evening, the first drink is on us!

From the huge windows, you can admire Tokyo by night, in all its splendor: The city lights shining below you, while your eyes are caught by the bright colors of the Rainbow Bridge, a symbol of modernity in a city in constant evolution. Take a selfie on the panoramic terrace, on this glamorous and relaxing evening you have the whole Tokyo skyline at your feet.

• Views are dependent on weather conditions

Climb aboard a Yakatabune, the iconic Japanese boats created to pamper feudal lords, samurai warriors and important merchants... and now, you! Cruise along the Sumida River or across Tokyo Bay while enjoying a dinner of traditional dishes, with crispy tempura and fresh sashimi. Watch the city light up at night from a different perspective, as if Tokyo had decided to put on its glad rags just for you. After the cruise, you'll take the scenic route back to the port, bringing the evening to a stylish close.

• Experience on a Yakatabune (traditional boat)
• Night cruise on the Sumida River or in Tokyo Bay
• Dinner on board with typical products
• Sightseeing return trip to the ship

Get ready for an evening that was once reserved for those wearing kimonos that cost more than a car. Yakatabune boats, which date back to the Heian period, were the preferred means of transport for feudal lords, samurai and wealthy merchants, where they would entertain important guests with food, sake and views over the water. Now it's all for you!

Climb aboard, get comfortable and watch as Tokyo passes by all around you. As the boat glides along the Sumida River or across Tokyo Bay, you'll sample some of the finest Japanese cuisine: steaming tempura, fresh sashimi, and a dinner that tastes of tradition, brought up to date.

The city outside will do the rest: illuminated bridges, skyscrapers reflected in the water and that irresistible blend of ancient and modern that makes Tokyo a city that's simply impossible to ignore. It's like viewing a deluxe version of the metropolis, directly from its floating lounge.
Once the cruise is over, you don't head back via any old route: Take the scenic route to the port and enjoy the last glimpses of the Japanese night.

You've just taken part in a thousand-year-old ritual, updated for Tokyo today: good food, water flowing by, sparkling lights, and you right there in the middle of the action, the star of the show. Do you really want it to end here?

• Spaces are limited, so we recommend booking well in advance.
• The boat is not wheelchair accessible.
• The tour does not include a guide, but you will be accompanied by a chaperon.

Wear your comfortable shoes, as today we're walking! What's the best way to experience the soul of one of the most colorful and chaotic neighborhoods in the world? On foot, obviously! Shibuya awaits you, with its ultra-famous crossing – it'll make your head spin! And then, don't miss the Tokyo Tower and the Tokyo skyline by night, a metropolitan spectacle that's difficult to match.

• The famous Shibuya crossing
• Tokyo Tower
• Hachiko statue

Shibuya is one of the most colorful and busiest neighborhood in Tokyo, full of shops, restaurants and night clubs that welcome thousands of tourists every day. You'll see it in its dazzling evening lights, when all the signs are on, filling the sky with color.

So, comfy shoes on and we're off on foot to catch a tram in Yurikamome, to plunge even deeper into Tokyo's metropolitan atmosphere. Once we reach Shibuya station by metro, here it is, chaotic and noisy, making your head spin... the famous Shibuya crossing. A triumph of lights and everyone's in a rush!

Take selfies and plunge into the nightlife, there's no time to lose. Explore the neighborhood at your own pace, there are thousands of stores for some shopping, people coming and going, new scents... it's pure adrenaline! While you're here, don't miss the chance to visit the legendary Hachiko statue, dedicated to the famous dog who used to wait for its master's return in front of Shibuya station every day.

Let's leave Shibuya's bustle behind and head toward the ultra-famous Tokyo Tower. Inspired by the Eiffel Tower, it's the second highest tower in Japan. Get up to the highest floors and.. get ready to be amazed! There are no words to describe the views from up here. Tokyo by night it's really astounding!

• Views are dependent on weather conditions
• The excursion is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

From stars to luxury! This tour begins in great style with the Tokyo Skytree: Breathtaking views and a taste of adrenaline at a height of 350 meters. Then, down to Ginza, to the temple of elite shopping: Ginza Six, where art, design and fashion blend into a VIP experience. You don't visit Tokyo, you experience it!

• Tokyo Skytree, the tallest tower in Japan
• Ginza Six, the temple of shopping

The tour starts with a bang! We will head to the Tokyo Skytree on board a comfortable bus. It's not only the highest tower in Japan, but also an important symbol of Tokyo, visible from many points in the city. Take the elevator up to the Tembo Deck, the observation point located at a whopping 350 meters above the ground! The views are so stunning that you could even say hi to Mount Fuji (weather permitting!). After so much adrenaline, let's get back down to earth

• to Ginza, to be precise, the luxury haven. Here, Ginza Six awaits you. Forget your average boring shopping center
• here, in addition to luxury shopping, you can take a journey through art, design and the culture of excellence. This retail paradise reinterprets the commercial heart of Tokyo in a modern way, concealed behind a visionary façade (designed by star architect Yoshio Taniguchi), for an experience that extends beyond the sparkling shop windows. Every floor has a surprise in store: the public spaces are enriched by breathtaking art installations by some of Japan's greatest artists. Shopping? Sure, but in style!

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

This is not just a simple tour: it's a 5 day turbo-immersion in the beating heart of Japan. From Tokyo to Hakone, and from Osaka to Hiroshima and Nagasaki: temples, neon lights, castles, steaming noodles, legendary street food, and views that will leave you open-mouthed (and not just to eat!) are waiting for you. Ready for adventure? Japan awaits you, in all its many guises.

Day 1

• Arrival in Tokyo and visit to the Tokyo Skytree
• Walk and free time in Asakusa with lunch
• Visit to the Meiji Shrine

Day 2

• Panoramic stop at Lake Yamanakako and views of Mount Fuji (weather permitting)
• Traditional lunch with Hoto noodles
• Cruise from Hakonemachiko to Togendai + cable car ride on the Hakone Ropeway
• Dinner and overnight stay in a traditional inn with onsen

Day 3

• Transfer via Shinkansen (bullet train) from Odawara to Shin-Osaka
• Typical kushikatsu lunch in Shinsekai (Osaka)
• Visit to the Tsutenkaku Tower and Osaka Castle
• Evening walk and dinner with okonomiyaki in the lively Dotonbori neighborhood

Day 4

• Shinkansen to Hiroshima
• Visit to the Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima
• Cable car trip for ocean views

Day 5

• Shinkansen to Nagasaki
• Visit to the Peace Park and to the Atomic Bomb Museum

Day 1 – Tokyo: from skyscrapers to spirituality
Your journey begins with one of the most stunning views in Japan: climb up the Tokyo Skytree, 634 meters of architectural audacity, where the city stretches out below you like a carpet of light and life. And it's truly stunning - the highest tower in Japan, the second highest in the world when it was built, where you can visit the Tembo Deck.
Once you're back down, you'll be catapulted into Japan's most traditional side in Asakusa, with its lanterns, temples and retro-style souvenirs. And on the subject of taste…here, a delicious lunch awaits you, more choreographed than a kabuki performance.

In the afternoon, it's time for silence: the Meiji Jingu Shrine awaits you. One of the best-loved Shinto shrines in Japan, immersed in a surprisingly silent park. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this site will enchant you with its sacred atmosphere, imposing torii gates and paths surrounded by a forest of over 100,000 trees from every corner of Japan. It's a journey through time and spirit, in a Zen bubble in the heart of the city.
The day ends with check-in, dinner and bed. Tired? Maybe. Touched? Definitely.

Day 2 – Hakone: lakes, smoking earth and (possibly) an appearance from Mount Fuji
Today, we change rhythm: leave the city behind and head for the mountains of Hakone. (Who knows if Mount Fuji will make an appearance, or decide to stay hidden). Next stop: Lake Yamanakako, a perfect mirror for the occasional appearance of Mount Fuji. At lunch, local specialties await you: Hoto noodles, a traditional rustic dish which is full of flavor.

But the best bit awaits in the afternoon: a sightseeing cruise from Hakonemachiko to Togendai and then straight up in the cable car to above the smoking valley of Owakudani. The landscape doesn't look like it belongs on earth: sulfurous fumes, black rocks and air that smells of the living earth.
In the evening, to recharge your batteries and enjoy a little pampering, dinner in a typical ryokan is just what you need, followed by a plunge into the boiling waters of an onsen, should you wish. Spoiler alert: you'll come out with baby-soft skin.

Day 3 – Osaka: street food, neon and urban folklore
Another day, another city. A quick breakfast and off we go on the Shinkansen - the famous bullet train known for its efficiency. You'll arrive in Osaka, the capital of food and irreverence. Having stocked up on coupons, we start with old-school street food: kushikatsu served in timeless little places where everything is fried, including the sense of humor. Then it's time to climb the Tsutenkaku Tower, where you'll meet Biriken, the symbolic, irresistible goddess of luck, and visit Osaka Castle, so elegant and powerful that it will leave you speechless.

But Osaka really comes into its own after sunset: the neighborhood of Dotonbori is a permanent carnival. Neon lights, robotic crabs, animated signs and the scent of okonomiyaki which pervades everything; the perfect opportunity to try it during your traditional dinner.
And to top it off, dessert is a stroll through an alternative Tokyo: more pop, more crazy, more authentic.

Day 4 – Hiroshima and Miyajima: goose pimples and poetry
A new shinkansen bullet train awaits you: it's time to head to Hiroshima, a city that has transformed tragedy into a message of peace. But before facing the most moving part of the journey, treat yourself to a moment of suspended beauty on the island of Miyajima: the island where deer roam free, home to the Itsukushima shrine, the most photographed in Japan. Here, the famous red torii emerge from the waters like a portal between the worlds. Stroll among friendly deer and stalls selling green tea sweets, in the midst of sacred silence and immaculate woods. If the weather is playing ball, take the cable car and enjoy a view that looks like something out of a Zen dream. A day that will leave you with that rare feeling: a combination of awe and respect.

Day 5 – Nagasaki: history, wounds and rebirth
The last day is the most intense. Nagasaki welcomes you with discreet sophistication and a memory that is still alive today. Visit the Peace Park, a place where every detail – statues, flowers, silence – speak to your heart. Then, step inside the Atomic Bomb Museum: a powerful, necessary place that must not be forgotten. But Nagasaki is also so much more: A multicultural port with European influences, colonial architecture and a subtle beauty that it best discovered slowly.

At the end of the day, you feel like you've traveled through more than just a country (by Shinkansen bullet train and not plane, of course, for a more immersive experience). Five locations that capture the soul of Japan in all its forms, and as you get back on the ship again, it will bid farewell to a new you.

• Bring your passport: you'll need it to take part in this experience.

• The experience can be booked and canceled up to 60 days prior to the start date of the land excursion.

• In order to offer you an exclusive experience, the number of places is limited: book early.

• Wear warm clothes that are suitable for the route.

• This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

This is not just a simple tour: it's a 5 day turbo-immersion in the beating heart of Japan. From Tokyo to Hakone, and from Osaka to Hiroshima and Nagasaki: temples, neon lights, castles, steaming noodles, legendary street food, and views that will leave you open-mouthed (and not just to eat!) are waiting for you. Ready for adventure? Japan awaits you, in all its many guises.

Day 1

• Arrival in Tokyo and visit to the Tokyo Skytree
• Walk and free time in Asakusa with lunch
• Visit to the Meiji Shrine

Day 2

• Panoramic stop at Lake Yamanakako and views of Mount Fuji (weather permitting)
• Traditional lunch with Hoto noodles
• Cruise from Hakonemachiko to Togendai + cable car ride on the Hakone Ropeway
• Dinner and overnight stay in a traditional inn with onsen

Day 3

• Transfer via Shinkansen (bullet train) from Odawara to Shin-Osaka
• Typical kushikatsu lunch in Shinsekai (Osaka)
• Visit to the Tsutenkaku Tower and Osaka Castle
• Evening walk and dinner with okonomiyaki in the lively Dotonbori neighborhood

Day 4

• Shinkansen to Hiroshima
• Visit to the Itsukushima Shrine in Miyajima
• Cable car trip for ocean views

Day 5

• Shinkansen to Nagasaki
• Visit to the Peace Park and to the Atomic Bomb Museum

Day 1 – Tokyo: from skyscrapers to spirituality
Your journey begins with one of the most stunning views in Japan: climb up the Tokyo Skytree, 634 meters of architectural audacity, where the city stretches out below you like a carpet of light and life. And it's truly stunning - the highest tower in Japan, the second highest in the world when it was built, where you can visit the Tembo Deck.
Once you're back down, you'll be catapulted into Japan's most traditional side in Asakusa, with its lanterns, temples and retro-style souvenirs. And on the subject of taste…here, a delicious lunch awaits you, more choreographed than a kabuki performance.

In the afternoon, it's time for silence: the Meiji Jingu Shrine awaits you. One of the best-loved Shinto shrines in Japan, immersed in a surprisingly silent park. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this site will enchant you with its sacred atmosphere, imposing torii gates and paths surrounded by a forest of over 100,000 trees from every corner of Japan. It's a journey through time and spirit, in a Zen bubble in the heart of the city.
The day ends with check-in, dinner and bed. Tired? Maybe. Touched? Definitely.

Day 2 – Hakone: lakes, smoking earth and (possibly) an appearance from Mount Fuji
Today, we change rhythm: leave the city behind and head for the mountains of Hakone. (Who knows if Mount Fuji will make an appearance, or decide to stay hidden). Next stop: Lake Yamanakako, a perfect mirror for the occasional appearance of Mount Fuji. At lunch, local specialties await you: Hoto noodles, a traditional rustic dish which is full of flavor.

But the best bit awaits in the afternoon: a sightseeing cruise from Hakonemachiko to Togendai and then straight up in the cable car to above the smoking valley of Owakudani. The landscape doesn't look like it belongs on earth: sulfurous fumes, black rocks and air that smells of the living earth.
In the evening, to recharge your batteries and enjoy a little pampering, dinner in a typical ryokan is just what you need, followed by a plunge into the boiling waters of an onsen, should you wish. Spoiler alert: you'll come out with baby-soft skin.

Day 3 – Osaka: street food, neon and urban folklore
Another day, another city. A quick breakfast and off we go on the Shinkansen - the famous bullet train known for its efficiency. You'll arrive in Osaka, the capital of food and irreverence. Having stocked up on coupons, we start with old-school street food: kushikatsu served in timeless little places where everything is fried, including the sense of humor. Then it's time to climb the Tsutenkaku Tower, where you'll meet Biriken, the symbolic, irresistible goddess of luck, and visit Osaka Castle, so elegant and powerful that it will leave you speechless.

But Osaka really comes into its own after sunset: the neighborhood of Dotonbori is a permanent carnival. Neon lights, robotic crabs, animated signs and the scent of okonomiyaki which pervades everything; the perfect opportunity to try it during your traditional dinner.
And to top it off, dessert is a stroll through an alternative Tokyo: more pop, more crazy, more authentic.

Day 4 – Hiroshima and Miyajima: goose pimples and poetry
A new shinkansen bullet train awaits you: it's time to head to Hiroshima, a city that has transformed tragedy into a message of peace. But before facing the most moving part of the journey, treat yourself to a moment of suspended beauty on the island of Miyajima: the island where deer roam free, home to the Itsukushima shrine, the most photographed in Japan. Here, the famous red torii emerge from the waters like a portal between the worlds. Stroll among friendly deer and stalls selling green tea sweets, in the midst of sacred silence and immaculate woods. If the weather is playing ball, take the cable car and enjoy a view that looks like something out of a Zen dream. A day that will leave you with that rare feeling: a combination of awe and respect.

Day 5 – Nagasaki: history, wounds and rebirth
The last day is the most intense. Nagasaki welcomes you with discreet sophistication and a memory that is still alive today. Visit the Peace Park, a place where every detail – statues, flowers, silence – speak to your heart. Then, step inside the Atomic Bomb Museum: a powerful, necessary place that must not be forgotten. But Nagasaki is also so much more: A multicultural port with European influences, colonial architecture and a subtle beauty that it best discovered slowly.

At the end of the day, you feel like you've traveled through more than just a country (by Shinkansen bullet train and not plane, of course, for a more immersive experience). Five locations that capture the soul of Japan in all its forms, and as you get back on the ship again, it will bid farewell to a new you.

• Bring your passport: you'll need it to take part in this experience.

• The experience can be booked and canceled up to 60 days prior to the start date of the land excursion.

• In order to offer you an exclusive experience, the number of places is limited: book early.

• Wear warm clothes that are suitable for the route.

• This tour is not recommended for guests with mobility problems.

Connect with the traditional Japanese arts and enjoy a day marked by elegance and refinement: Here we are, at a theater, admiring “Hana no ozashiki”, a show featuring geishas, dance, music and games. All this while you enjoy a perfect traditional Japanese lunch with sake. Enjoy!

• Lunch with Mukojima geishas show
• Photo session with the geishas

Mukojima is the famous neighborhood home to the largest number of geishas in Japan.

And we'll take you right there, in the beating heart of elegance and Japanese tradition, to leave you speechless with a theater show full of emotions, colors, music and... a lot of good food!

Please sit down, lunch is ready: A typically Japanese menu with sake accompanying every dish – you'll really feel like a local.
And here's the best part, the show begins: “Hana no ozashiki”, a traditional show with dances, music and games, featuring the local geishas. It'll be like living in a legend, with the colors of the typical cherry blossoms.
Everything's perfect, everything's so delicate and sophisticated... but there's also time for fun, as the banquet is livened up with the geishas' Ozashiki games. There are various kind of games, such as “Kinpira Funafune” and “Toratora", all easy to play for everyone.
The day doesn't end here: To make it really unforgettable, you can take advantage of a photo session, where you can take souvenir photos with the geishas and, if you speak a little Japanese and aren't shy, you can also discuss Japanese poetry and literature with them, their favorite topics... easy, right?

• Guests must take their shoes off before entering the room and sit on tatami mats

Fresh fish, a temple with samurai history and a sky-defying tower: Are you ready to taste the best of Tokyo?

• Tsukiji Outer Market – the Japanese street food paradise!
• The historical Zojoji Temple
• The iconic Tokyo Tower

Forget about the diet! The tour starts at Tsukiji Outer Market, the temple of fresh fish, where you can taste melt-in-the-mouth sushi, grilled fish skewers and addictive Japanese sweets. You'll have time to wander among the stalls, discover weird and wonderful ingredients and maybe take home a foodie treat for real connoisseurs.After feasting, a little history and a visit to the Zojoji Temple is just the ticket. The temple was chosen by the Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu, who transformed it into his spiritual base. The mausoleum of the Tokugawa family can be found right here, with the tombs of six Shoguns who have left their mark on the history of Japan. And now, it's up, up, and away! At a height of 333 meters, the Tokyo Tower is perfect place for admiring the city from above. Higher than the Eiffel Tower, from here the city skyline is simply unforgettable.

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary.
• Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.

Samurai, giant Buddhas and street food: Kamakura is a journey through time, a perfect blend of history, spirituality and old capital charm. Admire the enormous bronze Buddha, walk along the sacred avenue to the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine and stop off on Komachi Dori Street with its souvenirs and local delicacies.

• The great Buddha of Kamakura
• The Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine
• Shopping and street food on Komachi Dori Street

Welcome to Kamakura, the former shogun capital, which is now a haven of peace and historical wonders. The first stop you'll make is at Kotokuin Temple, where the majestic Daibutsu – a bronze Buddha 13 meters high – watches on serenely as the centuries pass by.As you continue along Wakamiya Oji avenue, you'll come to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, the shrine that has come to symbolize the city, once the center of samurai power. From the top of the steps, the view over Kamakura is well worth a photo.The last stop: Komachi Dori Street, the beating heart of the city. Here you can find unique souvenirs and sample local delicacies as you like, from matcha tea biscuits to grilled kebabs. Because every journey needs the right flavor!

• Wear comfortable shoes and clothing suitable for the experience

Are you ready to discover Tokyo like you've never seen it before? Amid sacred shrines, imperial gardens and a tower that looks straight out of an anime, this tour will have you fall in love with the most thrilling city in Japan!

• Meiji Shinto Shrine, an oasis of peace in the heart of Tokyo  Shinjuku Gyoen botanical garden  Tokyo Tower

Let's leave the frenetic life of Tokyo behind, and head to a Zen forest just a stone's throw away! The Meiji Shinto Shrine was built in 1920 in honor of Emperor Meiji and his consort. Destroyed and then rebuilt, today it is a blend of spirituality and nature, with trees from all over Japan planted here. Here, you can write a wish on a wooden tablet...who knows, maybe it'll come true!Now it's time to head to Shinjuku Gyoen * today it's a botanical park, but it was once the Emperor's private garden. Destroyed during the war and then reborn more beautiful than ever, it is the perfect place for a relaxing stroll. If you want to feel like you're in a Miyazaki film, you're in the right place!And then... it's big, it's red and it looks like the Eiffel Tower's rebellious sister! With its 333-meter height, the Tokyo** Tower** dominates the city's sky and offers views that will leave you breathless.

• The order in which you visit the attractions on the itinerary may vary. * Clear views of the landscape are subject to weather conditions.