Explore Japan With Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd.

Explore Japan

With

Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd.

Group Departure – 20 Pax

Duration : 09 Nights / 10 Days

Date Of Travel : 29.11.2026

Places Covered:

Tokyo – Kanazawa – Minoh – Osaka – Kyoto – Nara – Hiroshima – Hatsukaichi

Highlights:

Rikugien Garden Illumination

Ginkgo Avenue in Peak Gold

Kenroku-en Night Illumination (Kanazawa)

Minoo Valley Waterfall Walk

Kiyomizu-dera Night Illumination

Interactive Sumo Experience

Private Samurai Workshop

Authentic Kimono Fitting

Tea Ceremony

Sagano Romantic Train

Daywise Itinerary

Day 1: 29.11.2026| Arrival in Tokyo & Welcome Illumination(D)

Tokyo Airport to Tokyo Hotel – Arrival And Transfer

Rikugien Garden Evening Illumination Tour

Built around 1700 for the fifth Tokugawa Shogun, Rikugien is one of Tokyo’s oldest and most classic landscape gardens, featuring a massive central pond and man-made hills that come alive during this limited seasonal event. Guests will stroll along beautifully lit, winding stone pathways after dark, admiring the rich autumn colors as they are dramatically backlit to cast flawless, glassy reflections across the central lake. Visiting after dark provides a rare opportunity to experience the garden’s mystical, tranquil energy under professional lighting, offering a completely different atmosphere than a daytime visit and serving as a magical introduction to Japan.

Overnight Stay: Tokyo

Day 2: 30.11.2026 | Historic Icons & Skyline Heights(B, D)

Asakusa Senso-ji Temple

Founded in 628 AD, Senso-ji is Tokyo’s oldest and most revered Buddhist temple, dedicated to the Bodhisattva Kannon and serving as the spiritual heart of the city. Guests will step into old-world Tokyo as they pass under the giant red paper lantern of the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), catch the scent of burning incense, and marvel at the striking five-story pagoda. It is an absolute must-visit because it offers an incredible, immediate contrast between the city’s ultra-modern skyscrapers and its ancient, deeply preserved religious roots.

Nakamise Shopping Street

This historic, 250-meter shopping approach has served temple visitors for centuries and leads directly to the main hall of Senso-ji with roughly 90 traditional stalls. Visitors will navigate a lively sensory experience, sampling freshly made local street food like ningyo-yaki (red-bean cakes) and senbei (rice crackers) while browsing traditional souvenirs, folding fans, and local crafts. It is a vital stop to experience traditional Edo-period marketplace energy and pick up authentic mementos right in the heart of the historic district.

Tokyo Skytree (Floor 350M)

Reaching a total height of 634 meters, the Tokyo Skytree is the tallest structure in Japan and the tallest freestanding broadcast tower in the world. Guests will shoot up to the 350-meter Tembo Deck in a high-speed elevator in just 50 seconds, stepping out to a jaw-dropping, 360-degree panoramic view of the endless Tokyo metropolis stretching out to the horizon. It is a mandatory stop because nothing else matches the sheer scale of the view from here, truly showing visitors just how massive and magnificent this city is.

Tokyo Tower Photostop

Built in 1958 and standing at 333 meters, this iconic red-and-white lattice tower was inspired by the Eiffel Tower and stands as a beloved symbol of Japan’s postwar rebirth. During a scenic coach drive passing by the Imperial Palace, guests will pause for a dedicated photo stop to admire and photograph the nostalgic mid-century silhouette that defines Tokyo’s classic skyline. You should visit because while the Skytree represents modern engineering, Tokyo Tower represents the city’s retro, romantic era and remains an unmissable visual landmark.

Ginza District

Ginza is Tokyo’s premier upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment district, globally famous for its luxury flagship stores, high-end boutiques, and sleek architecture. Guests will enjoy free time to walk down elegant avenues, explore architectural masterpieces like Ginza Six, browse elite international and Japanese brands, or relax at a refined local cafe. It is worth visiting to experience the absolute pinnacle of Japanese luxury and high fashion, offering a sharp look at Tokyo’s sophisticated, cosmopolitan lifestyle. 

Rainbow Bridge & Odaiba Drive

The Rainbow Bridge is an iconic double-deck suspension bridge spanning northern Tokyo Bay, beautifully connecting the heart of the city to the futuristic entertainment island of Odaiba. Guests will enjoy a scenic drive across the bridge, taking in panoramic daytime views of the bustling harbor and the expansive Tokyo skyline stretching across the bay. Upon arriving in Odaiba, guests will pause for a brief photo stop at the official 11-meter replica of the Statue of Liberty, perfectly framed against the backdrop of Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge. Crossing it offers one of the most cinematic driving views in the city, providing a memorable transition into Odaiba’s modern waterfront district.

Small Worlds Tokyo (Odaiba Area)

This is one of the world’s largest indoor miniature theme parks, featuring incredibly detailed 1:80 scale models of real-world cities, space ports, and legendary anime settings. Guests will wander through miniature worlds featuring moving space shuttles, fully operating airports, global villages, and accurate scaled recreations of scenes from Sailor Moon and Evangelion. The engineering and artistry are mind-boggling, making it a unique, highly detailed visual experience that appeals immensely to photography lovers, families, and fans of pop culture alike.

Overnight Stay: Tokyo

Day 3: 01.12.2026 | Golden Avenues & Immersive Art(B, D)

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

This sprawling 144-acre imperial park is a masterpiece of landscape design, seamlessly blending traditional Japanese, formal French, and English landscape garden styles. Visitors will enjoy a remarkably quiet escape right in the middle of Shinjuku, walking past manicured lawns, crossing elegant wooden bridges, and exploring a historic greenhouse filled with tropical flora. It is a highly recommended morning stop because it is one of Tokyo’s most meticulously maintained green spaces, providing a peaceful haven to clear your mind before diving into the city’s high-energy districts.

Meiji Jingu Gaien Ginkgo Avenue

This famous 300-meter boulevard is lined with 146 perfectly manicured ginkgo trees that turn a brilliant, uniform golden yellow every autumn. Guests will experience the magic of walking down a glowing tunnel of gold, strolling over a crisp carpet of fallen leaves while taking stunning seasonal photos. Late November to early December is the absolute peak window for this location, making it a must-visit to witness one of the most famous and photographed autumn sights in all of Japan.

Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko Statue

Shibuya Crossing is the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection, where up to 3,000 people cross at a single time, located right next to the famous bronze statue dedicated to Hachiko, the legendary loyal Akita dog. Guests will pay their respects at the faithful statue before diving directly into the famous “Scramble,” experiencing the organized chaos of walking the intersection under massive neon screens and towering skyscrapers. It is an essential bucket-list experience because it perfectly captures the hyper-modern, high-velocity pulse of Tokyo’s youth culture hub.

Toyosu Waterfront Area

The Toyosu Waterfront is a newly developed, pristine bay-side district known for its open boardwalks, modern architecture, and scenic, wide-open views of the Tokyo skyline. Guests will enjoy a refreshing walk along the edge of Tokyo Bay, taking in the crisp ocean breezes and a peaceful look at the city’s modern maritime architecture away from the dense crowds. It is a fantastic inclusion because it offers a clean, relaxing midday transition that showcases Tokyo’s modern urban planning and waterfront beauty.

teamLab Planets TOKYO

This world-famous, fully immersive digital art museum features massive installations where visitors interact directly with projections, light, and water elements. Guests will kick off their shoes to walk barefoot through actual water filled with digital glowing koi fish, step into an endless infinite crystal mirror room, and lay down under a floating dome of digital flowers that react to their movements. It completely redefines what a museum can be, making it a must-visit for a world-class, interactive art experience that cannot be found anywhere else on earth.

Sumo Wrestling Experience – Yokozuna Tonkatsu Dosukoi Tanaka

Located in Tokyo’s historic Sumida Ward, Yokozuna Tonkatsu Dosukoi Tanaka is a vibrant culture and entertainment hub centered around a full-sized, authentic dohyo (sumo ring). Founded by a former professional sumo wrestler, this venue gives tourists an up-close look at Japan’s ancient national sport without needing a ticket to a grand tournament. Visitors can watch intense, live demonstrations by retired wrestlers who showcase real training techniques and explain the strict rules of the sport. Beyond the educational element, the performance injects a heavy dose of lighthearted comedy, keeping the energy lively and welcoming for all ages. The absolute highlight of the experience is the interactive participation segment, where guests can put on oversized, comical sumo suits and try to push the massive wrestlers out of the ring. It serves as a fantastic, highly engaging photo opportunity that leaves tourists with unforgettable memories and a deeper appreciation for the fascinating world of sumo.

Overnight Stay: Tokyo

Day 4: 02.12.2026 | The Majestic Mount Fuji Experience(B, D)

Mount Fuji 5th Station – Plan A

Located at 2,305 meters above sea level, the 5th Station is the highest point on Mount Fuji accessible by vehicle, serving as the border between the forested base and the rugged volcanic peak. Guests will stand directly on the slopes of Japan’s most sacred mountain, looking up at the towering snow-dusted peak above and looking down at unforgettable views of the Five Lakes region below. It is a key highlight because it is the closest you can physically get to the peak of Mount Fuji without putting on hiking boots and climbing the mountain.

Note: Access to the 5th Station is highly weather-dependent; due to early December snow or ice, the mountain road frequently closes, in which case the tour will switch to Plan B.

Arakurayama Sengen Park & Oshino Hakkai – Plan B

If winter weather or road closures prevent access to the 5th Station, guests will instead visit two of the region’s most iconic cultural treasures. First, they will ascend to Arakurayama Sengen Park to witness the legendary, postcard-perfect view of the majestic Chureito Pagoda with Mount Fuji standing proudly in the background. Afterward, they will explore Oshino Hakkai, a historic and scenic village featuring eight crystal-clear, snow-melt ponds fed directly by the underground springs of Mount Fuji.

Fuji Oshino Berry Land (Strawberry Farm)

This pristine greenhouse farm is located near the base of Mount Fuji and utilizes mineral-rich mountain meltwater to grow sweet, premium Japanese strawberries. Guests will enter a clean, high-tech indoor greenhouse to pick and eat fresh, perfectly ripe strawberries straight from the vine within a designated time window, all while enjoying views of Fuji through the glass on clear days. Japanese fruit cultivation is famous worldwide for its luxury quality, and this experience lets you taste the difference firsthand, straight from a unique volcanic source.

Oishi Park

Situated directly on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchiko, Oishi Park is a beautiful lakeside space famous for its seasonal flower paths and uninterrupted views of Mt. Fuji. Guests will stroll along the water’s edge with the sweeping, iconic silhouette of Mount Fuji standing perfectly framed directly across the lake, making it an ideal spot to grab a local soft-serve ice cream. It is a vital stop on any Fuji tour because it is universally recognized as one of the single best, most photogenic viewing locations for Mount Fuji anywhere in the country. 

Mt. Fuji Panoramic Ropeway

This aerial cable car ascends 400 meters up the slopes of Mount Tenjo to an elevated observation deck overlooking Lake Kawaguchiko below. Guests will enjoy a thrilling, scenic ride up the mountain side to a top platform that treats them to a sprawling, wide-angle double view: the grand expanse of Mt. Fuji on one side, and the blue waters of the lake stretching out on the other. This ride is highly recommended because the elevated vantage point gives you a completely different, panoramic scale of the region that you simply cannot get from the lake shore.

Lake Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat Ride

This relaxing cruise takes place on a custom sightseeing vessel around Lake Kawaguchiko, the second largest of the famous Fuji Five Lakes. Guests will drift along calm, glassy mountain waters, taking in an incredibly peaceful perspective that allows them to view the surrounding rolling hills and the towering presence of Mt. Fuji from the open-air deck. It provides a tranquil, scenic finale to your Fuji tour, letting your guests sit back and soak in the natural landscape without any effort after a full day of exploring.

Overnight Stay: Tokyo 

Day 5: 03.12.2026| Bullet Train to Cultural Kanazawa(B, D)

Tokyo Station to Kanazawa Station

Guests will check out of their Tokyo hotel and transfer to Tokyo Station to board the high-speed Shinkansen network. Riding the premium Kagayaki bullet train, you will watch the city skyline melt into rugged mountains and coastal plains at speeds of up to 260 km/h on a whisper-quiet, smooth, and famously punctual journey. This quintessential Japanese engineering experience drops you at Kanazawa Station quickly and comfortably, saving you an entire day of driving. Upon arrival, the group will transfer to the hotel to drop off their luggage before heading out for the day’s tours.

Authentic Kimono Dressing & Stroll

This traditional cultural experience allows guests to be fitted into premium, authentic Japanese kimonos by certified professionals in Kanazawa. Visitors will choose their favorite colors and patterns from an array of beautiful silk fabrics before professional dressers carefully layer and tie the attire, complete with matching sandals (zori) and accessories. Wearing a kimono slows your pace down and deepens your appreciation for Japanese grace and aesthetics, while making for spectacular, unforgettable photos in Kanazawa’s historic districts.

Samurai Swordsmanship Lesson at a Historic Temple

This private, immersive martial arts workshop is held inside the quiet, sacred halls of an authentic, historic temple in Kanazawa. Dressed in traditional martial arts practice wear, guests will learn directly from an expert instructor, master basic sword handling, stance, cutting movements, and the strict codes of mental discipline that guided the samurai class. This goes far beyond standard sightseeing, offering an active, deeply memorable cultural immersion that connects you physically to Japan’s martial history.

Traditional Tea Ceremony Experience at Kenroku-en

This private, ritualized preparation of matcha (powdered green tea) is led by a trained tea master inside a tranquil, historic tea house right by Kenroku-en garden. Guests will step into a minimalist, tatami-matted room where every movement has a purpose, learning the philosophy of mindfulness and hospitality behind the ceremony while enjoying freshly whisked tea paired with a traditional sweet (wagashi). The Japanese tea ceremony (chanoyu) is the ultimate expression of zen focus, and experiencing it in Kanazawa—a city famous for its preserved tea culture—is as authentic as it gets.

Kenroku-en Garden Autumn Night Illumination

Consistently ranked as one of the “Three Great Gardens of Japan,” Kenroku-en is a masterpiece of classic landscape design, famous for its grand ponds, old fountains, and historic layout. During this precise time of year, guests will experience a magical night stroll to see the famous yukizuri—an intricate cone of ropes designed to protect the ancient pine trees from heavy winter snow—gloriously illuminated alongside the rich fiery maples. Kenroku-en is beautiful by day, but the rare autumn night illumination transforms the landscape into a shimmering, floating dreamscape that ordinary visitors rarely get to see.

Kanazawa Castle

Kanazawa Castle was the historic seat of the powerful Maeda Clan from 1583 until the end of the Edo Period, featuring massive white-walled storehouses and heavy gates. Guests will explore the wide, open castle lawns and enter the flawlessly restored wood interiors, marveling at the traditional carpentry methods used to assemble the massive pillars without using a single nail. It is a fantastic place to visit because it offers an incredible look into old feudal engineering and samurai governance, standing as a proud symbol of Kanazawa’s rich historical importance.

Overnight Stay: Kanazawa

Day 6: 04.12.2026| Feudal Legacy to Osaka’s Neon Pulse(B, D)

Minoo Falls Valley (Minoh Park)

After checking out of the Kanazawa hotel, guests will meet their private driver and guide in the lobby to head out toward Osaka, stopping at this serene, forested valley park featuring a paved 3 km walking path that follows a rushing river up to a 33-meter waterfall. Guests will enjoy a refreshing nature walk under a canopy of deep red autumn maples, spotting historic temples, quaint local riverside cafés, and vendors frying up Momiji Tempura (real maple leaves fried in a sweet batter). It is a brilliant addition to the itinerary because it provides a breath of fresh mountain air and natural scenery right before transitioning into the neon, high-density city environment of Osaka.

Harukas 300 Observatory

Located on the glass-walled 58th through 60th floors of Abeno Harukas, Japan’s tallest skyscraper, this observatory offers the premier aerial view of the region. Guests will step out onto a massive indoor deck with floor-to-ceiling glass windows to enjoy a phenomenal, unobstructed view looking out over the entire Osaka prefecture, extending all the way across the bay to Kobe. It is a must-visit because it offers the highest, most clear view available in western Japan, making it the perfect spot to get your bearings and view the sheer scale of the city.

Osaka Castle Photostop

Osaka Castle is a magnificent historical fortress located in Osaka, Japan, which served as a crucial stronghold during the unification of the country in the sixteenth century. The striking main tower features traditional multi-tiered architecture adorned with brilliant white walls, mint-green roofing, and exquisite gold-leaf accents. A photostop at this iconic site allows visitors to capture the grand structure framed by its massive stone walls and a vast, scenic moat system. Stopping for a photo offers a perfect way to capture memories of one of Japan’s most celebrated cultural landmarks without taking up hours of a tight travel itinerary. The early December timing provides a beautiful backdrop, as the final golden hues of autumn foliage contrast spectacularly against the historic stone walls. It gives travelers a dedicated moment to step back, appreciate the monumental scale of the fortress, and secure an iconic postcard-perfect shot of Osaka.

Osaka Castle Evening Illumination

One of Japan’s most famous historical landmarks, this grand castle played a major role in the unification of Japan during the sixteenth century. Guests will enjoy a peaceful evening stroll through the expansive castle grounds, witnessing the massive stone walls, grand moats, and the main green-and-gold castle tower brilliantly lit up against the dark night sky. Seeing the castle at night removes the heavy daytime crowds, allowing your guests to appreciate the scale and architectural beauty of this grand fortress in a dramatic, quiet light.

Note: The specialized evening illumination tour is subject to scheduling and might or might not happen depending on whether the official winter light event is actively running on this date.

Overnight Stay: Osaka

Day 7: 05.12.2026| The Soul of Ancient Kyoto(B, D)

Sagano Romantic Train

This charming, retro open-air sightseeing train winds along a scenic 7.3-kilometer track through the rugged and steep Hozugawa Gorge. Guests will sit back in nostalgic wooden cars as the train chugs along the river valley, looking down at the rushing turquoise river waters below and looking up at hillsides covered in rich, brilliant late-autumn foliage. It is an incredibly popular and difficult-to-book attraction that provides an exclusive, old-school look at Kyoto’s raw mountain wilderness that you simply cannot see from city roads.

Arashiyama Bamboo Grove

The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is a globally iconic natural walking path flanked on both sides by thousands of towering, bright green bamboo stalks reaching up to the sky. Guests will walk along a winding path as sunlight filters softly through the high canopy, listening to the unique sound of the wind rustling through the bamboo stalks to create a deeply peaceful, otherworldly mood. It is one of the most famous, ethereal natural landscapes in the world, standing as a defining visual image of Kyoto that cannot be missed.

Tenryu-ji Temple

Established in 1339, Tenryu-ji is the top-ranked Zen temple in Kyoto, featuring a flawless landscape garden that has survived in its original 14th-century form. Visitors will stroll through a pristine sand garden that uses the surrounding Arashiyama mountains as a natural backdrop (a technique called shakkei or “borrowed scenery”), before taking the garden’s back exit directly into the bamboo forest. It bridges imperial history and Zen design seamlessly, offering a perfect, tranquil transition into the neighboring Bamboo Grove.

Kinkaku-ji (The Golden Pavilion)

Kinkaku-ji is a world-renowned Zen temple whose top two floors are completely covered in brilliant, pure gold leaf, built overlooking a large, classic mirroring pond. Turning the corner, guests will see the shimmering gold structure standing brilliantly against a dark green backdrop of pine trees, reflecting perfectly in the calm waters of the pond below. It is arguably the most visually stunning, iconic temple structure in all of Japan—a true architectural masterpiece that must be seen in person to be believed.

Nijo Castle & Ninomaru Palace

Built in 1603, this fortress served as the official Kyoto residence of the powerful Tokugawa Shoguns, showcasing the raw wealth and power of Japan’s military rulers. Guests will walk through the opulent rooms of the Ninomaru Palace, stepping across the famous “nightingale floors”—wooden floorboards deliberately engineered to squeak like birds when stepped on, alerting guards to potential assassins. It is a vital stop because while most temples showcase religious simplicity, Nijo Castle shows off the historic wealth, security, and political power of the samurai rulers.

Overnight Stay: Osaka

Day 8: 06.12.2026| Torii Tunnels & Floating Stages(B, D)

Nara Deer Park

Established in 1880 at the foot of Nara’s historic temples, this grand public park is home to over 1,000 free-roaming, protected sika deer considered messengers of the gods. Guests will walk among gentle deer that roam freely across the green lawns, purchase a pack of local shika-senbei (deer crackers) for roughly ¥200, and watch as the deer politely bow their heads to ask for a treat. It is a unique, heartwarming wildlife interaction where animals and humans coexist peacefully in a historic, ancient setting.

Todai-ji Temple (Nara)

Built in 752 AD, the temple’s Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall) is one of the largest wooden buildings in the world, housing a massive, 15-meter-tall bronze Buddha statue. Guests will walk up to the massive wooden front pillars and enter the hall to look up at the giant bronze Buddha, while watching visitors try to squeeze through a wooden pillar opening with the exact same dimensions as the Great Buddha’s nostril. The sheer scale of the building and the ancient bronze casting is an incredible engineering marvel that leaves every visitor completely awestruck.

Fushimi Inari Shrine

Fushimi Inari is the head Shinto shrine dedicated to the god of rice, agriculture, and business prosperity, famous for its winding mountain paths. Guests will walk through the iconic Senbon Torii—a dense, seemingly endless tunnel made of thousands of vibrant, bright vermilion wooden gates winding up the sacred mountain slopes past stone fox statues. It is one of Japan’s oldest and most recognizable shrines, offering an unforgettable spiritual walk through a brilliant, mesmerizing sea of color.

Tofuku-ji Temple

Tofuku-ji is a massive Zen temple founded in 1236, famous for its traditional wooden bridges that look out over a lush valley of maple trees. Guests will stand on the elevated temple grounds and look out at a sea of autumn foliage below, which is filled with vibrant maples providing an incredible display of deep reds and golds. It is widely considered one of the premier autumn color locations in Kyoto, offering a grand look at traditional temple architecture surrounded by raw seasonal nature.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple Night Illumination

This UNESCO World Heritage temple is famous for its massive wooden stage built entirely without nails, jutting out over a lush hillside valley. During this special evening event, guests will see the entire hillside, ancient pagodas, and maple trees lit up beautifully, while a brilliant blue beam of light shoots across the night sky from the temple grounds, offering breathtaking views looking down over the city of Kyoto. Standing on the high wooden stage looking out over the glowing valley below is a limited seasonal event and stands as one of the most magical sights in Japan. After the tour, guests will return to their hotel in Osaka.

Overnight Stay: Osaka

Day 09: 07.12.2026| Hiroshima: A Journey of Peace & Resilience(B, D)

Shin-Osaka Station to Hiroshima Station & Return

Guests will meet their private driver in the hotel lobby and transfer directly to Shin-Osaka Station to board the Shinkansen for a busy, high-speed day trip to Hiroshima. You’ll enjoy a swift, ultra-comfortable express rail ride across western Japan, arriving at Hiroshima Station to connect directly with your regional driver and guide. After completing the full city and island tour, the group will return to Hiroshima Station, take the Shinkansen back to Osaka, and enjoy a comfortable private transfer from the station back to the hotel.

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park & Museum

This park and world-class museum are dedicated to the victims of the 1945 atomic bomb, built around the iconic Atomic Bomb Dome—the preserved shell of the only building left standing near the epicenter. Guests will experience a deeply moving historical journey, walking through the quiet park grounds to see the Eternal Flame of Peace before entering the museum to view personal artifacts and survivor accounts. It is an invaluable historical site that offers every traveler a profound lesson in human resilience, peace education, and the enduring strength of the city of Hiroshima.

Miyajima Ferry & Itsukushima Shrine

This scenic, short ferry ride crosses the Seto Inland Sea to Miyajima Island, famous for its ancient Shinto shrine and its giant, bright red “Floating” Torii Gate. Guests will feel the ocean breeze as the ferry approaches the island, witnessing the grand Torii gate as it appears to float beautifully directly on the surface of the sea during high tide. It is officially ranked as one of the “Three Most Scenic Views of Japan,” offering an iconic image of classic Japanese architectural beauty and spiritual landscape design.

Miyajima Island, Floating Torii Gate & Momijidani Park

This excursion takes travelers on a scenic ferry ride across the Seto Inland Sea to Miyajima Island, a sacred destination historically revered as the “island of the gods”. The journey features a visit to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Itsukushima Shrine, celebrated worldwide for its iconic vermilion “Floating” Torii Gate that appears to drift elegantly on the water during high tide. It also includes a stroll through Momijidani Park, a tranquil valley located at the base of Mount Misen that is famous for its dense forests and peaceful walking paths. Visiting in early December offers a unique opportunity to catch the final, lingering hues of autumn foliage against the park’s rustic wooden bridges, right before winter fully takes over. It provides a profound cultural experience as travelers can observe how traditional Shinto architecture seamlessly blends into the natural ocean environment. Ultimately, the tour delivers some of the most famous, postcard-perfect photographic backdrops in all of Japan, leaving visitors with unforgettable memories of the majestic gate standing against the sea.

Overnight Stay: Osaka 

Day 10: 08.12.2026 | Departure (B)

Osaka Hotel to Osaka Airport – Departure And Transfer

Guests will complete their hotel check-out and meet their private driver in the lobby. The coach will provide a smooth, seamless transfer directly to Kansai International Airport (KIX) or Itami Airport (ITM) for flight check-in and final departure.

ACCOMMODATION

PACKAGE COST

Inclusions

• Airfare (International & Domestic)
• VISA & Insurance
• Hotel accommodation as per itinerray
• Meal Plan as per itinerary
• Entrance fees as per itinerary
• All transfers as per itinerary
• English-speaking guide
• 2 bottles of water per pax per day.

Exclusions

• 5% GST & 2% TCS
• Any personal expenses
• Tips for the guide and driver.
• Anything which is not mentioned above

Payment Policy 

Cancellation Policy

IMPORTANT NOTES  

• There is no refund for any non-utilization of any services.
• Private Vehicle is available for POINT-TO-POINT SERVICES and is not on disposal basis.
• Optional Cost is not included in the Holiday Price.
• Child with bed policy will be applicable for child above the age of 5 Years.
• Due to Safety and Health Restriction at hotels, Maximum 3 Person in Room Allowed.
• Please note that certain activities, sightseeing excursions, and rides included in this itinerary are adventurous in nature and carry inherent physical demands. Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd. acts solely as a facilitator and shall not be held liable or responsible for any personal injuries, accidents, illness, or loss suffered by guests while participating in these activities. Furthermore, the company assumes no financial or legal liability for operational delays, disruptions, or guest injuries caused by mechanical failures, technical faults, or stalled rides at third-party attraction sites.
• This itinerary incorporates services operated by third-party providers, including but not limited to airlines, hotels, theme parks, cruise lines, and local transport operators. All scheduled tours, sightseeing, and activities are arranged based on public domain information available at the time of publication. Sailani Tours N Travels Ltd. acts solely as an intermediary and shall not be held liable for any deficiencies, service lapses, failures, or negligence on the part of these third-party vendors. Furthermore, the company assumes no responsibility or financial liability for any sudden modifications, delays, closures, or cancellations of schedules, attractions, or services made by third-party vendors either after the release of this itinerary or during the tour.
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• Tour Manager may amend itinerary if certain attractions, sights, monuments, museums, etc. are closed.
• Depending upon the traffic and other unavoidable circumstances, the tour manager may amend, alter or withdraw any particular itinerary or sightseeing or attraction, departure or excursion. No claim on this account will be entertained.
• Meals are pre-set & a-la carte is not possible. In some of the places included in the itinerary, Indian Restaurants may not be available and in such cases, local meals will be provided.
• The company shall not accept any liability or responsibility for any damages loss of baggage, loss, injury, accident, death, breakdown or irregularity on tour.
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• Any damage caused to hotel rooms/coach during your stay, shall be borne by the concerned passengers.
• Some hotels require a deposit of security money at the time of check-in which is returned at the time of check-out. Pax may be required to pay such security money.
• There are no refunds for any services i.e. meals, sightseeing, etc. not utilized on your tour.
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• If a child under shares a room with 1 adult, then the tour price of an adult on twin sharing basis will be applicable for the child.
• Should the period of travel, or the number of participants, or the type of accommodation, or the type of transport or the duration of the trip, change the quote will be revised accordingly.
• The agency assumes no legal or financial liability for any sickness, illness, or medical emergencies contracted or experienced by any passenger during the tour. Travelers are strictly advised to thoroughly read, understand, and evaluate the specific demands of this itinerary before booking.
• If the tour does not operate due to ‘Force majeure’ e.g. cancellation of flights, natural calamity, non-receipt of valid visa by any fellow group member/s which results to fall of group MOS (minimum operating strength) etc. or for any other reason, then cancellation charges levied by airlines and other service  charges will be borne by the passengers.
• In the event of cancellation of a tour for whatsoever reasons, depending upon the mode of credit received by the company from suppliers including airlines, refund if any will be given either by way of credit note or payment to your bank account. Refund will be processed within 60 days from the date of the proposed date of departure of the tour.
• In the event of any discrepancy in terms and conditions detailed in booking form vis-a-vis this itinerary, terms mentioned here in above will prevail.
• All disputes are subject to Kolkata jurisdiction.