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What about the safety and tourists secure if we go as couple of family

Japan is one of the safest places to visit. Just maintain basic alertness and vigilance.

nice information about Japan trip, i wish to travel japan after this Covid thing...

Good experience for visiting new places

Very nice to encourage me to visit after covid

Yes, do visit

Will Surely plan to visit Japan in 2022 after this Co-vid thing dies down a little. Your blog is very informative. Thank you for such a great write.

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Will Surely plan to visit Japan in 2022.Wonderful article.Good experience for visiting new place

Have you visited in Cherry Blossom time? We are family of 5 with 3 kids, twins 10 year old and 3 year old son. 2 firm destinations are Disney and Cherry Blossom. We can stretch trip to 10-12 days.

Yes, check cherry blossom schedule online and plan a visit

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Japan introduces e-Visa for Indian tourists: From eligibility criteria to application process, here's a complete guide

Japan has streamlined its visa process for indian travellers with the introduction of evisas. here's your quick guide to the hassle-free application process..

Indian passport holders no longer need to carry a physical visa sticker to travel to Japan. From April 1, Japan began issuing eVisas to Indian travellers. The much-awaited Japan e-Visa programme allows anyone to apply for a visa electronically through Japan Visa Application Centres operated by VFS Global. This programme allows visitors to enter Japan for up to 90 days for tourism purposes.

Under the revised system, applicants must still submit their applications to the Visa Application Centres overseen by VFS Global, which is the same process as before. However, one notable change is in the way visas are issued. Instead of receiving traditional visa stickers affixed to their passports, successful applicants will now receive electronic visas. (Also read: Travelling to the USA for baseball game? Check these 5 best hotels near major league stadiums that can save your money )

The e-Visa process requires travellers to present a 'visa issuance notice' on their mobile device upon arrival at the airport. It's important to note that internet access is required for this process. Any format other than a digital visa issuance notice, including PDFs, photos, screenshots or printed copies, will not be considered valid.

What are the eligibility criteria

Citizens and residents of the following countries and regions are eligible: Brazil, Taiwan, Singapore, United Arab Emirates, South Africa, United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, Cambodia, Saudi Arabia, USA. Additionally, Indian citizens and foreign nationals residing in India are also included in the eligibility criteria. Residents of these countries or regions, with exceptions for those exempt from short-term visas, can apply for an eVisa through the Japan e-Visa website.

How to apply

Here's a step-by-step guide to the application process:

Step 1: To initiate the application process, individuals should access the official website of the Japan Visa Application Centre, managed by VFS Global, by visiting https://visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/jpn/.

Step 2: Choose the "Temporary Visitor Visa" option and review all visa requirements carefully. Download the application form, fill it out accurately, and print it. Ensure all fields are completed. Additionally, prepare photocopies of the required documents for the single-entry short-term tourism visa.

Step 3: Schedule an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Application Centre. Once booked, you'll receive a confirmation email for your appointment, which will include the letter of appointment.

Step 4: Submit your completed visa application form at the center during your appointment. Then, wait for an email notification informing you when your decision is ready for collection. You can track the progress of your visa application online using the reference number provided on your invoice or receipt. Approved applicants for the eVisa will receive an electronic visa instead of a physical visa sticker. However, travelers are required to show a "visa issuance notice" on their mobile devices upon arrival at the airport.

Step 5: At the airport check-in, display the "visa issuance notice" on your device. The travel agency will furnish a "Visa Issuance Notice" inclusive of a two-dimensional barcode. Scan the barcode using your device and input the required details to access the notice. Tap "Display" to view the electronic "visa issuance notice."

During the application process, individuals may be required to appear in person at the Japanese overseas establishment with jurisdiction over the applicant's place of residence for an interview.

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A 10 day backpacking trip to Japan for an Indian traveler

'Konnichiwa!!!'

As an Indian traveler it is believed the world is very rude towards us. We are made to believe that people from other countries are read to racially abuse us and probably throw us out of hotels.

Well... Japan shattered this image. And how !!!! Japanese people are one of the sweetest people I have come across on the Earth. Extremely humble, hard working and having an extreme care for convenience of others, Japanese people made us fall in love with this beautiful country.

Also, Japan is only expensive when you spend like a millionaire. Japan otherwise gives a lot of budget options for a backpacker budget traveler to enjoy !!!

Below mentioned is step by step guide to ten days in Japan. The itinerary is Jam packed with day to day activity to ensure maximum value for time allocated. :P

Japan is a country filled with contrasts between modern society and ancient traditions. Words of warning: This itinerary packs a lot in, and can feel a bit rushed. We think this would be ideally spread across 10 days.

April is often considered the best time to visit Japan because the cherry blossoms are in full bloom in most regions of the country and the weather is pleasantly mild.

Please note all expenses are inclusive of a couple (2 people) travelling together...

TOURIST VISA - Required Documents

1.Application with Photo - Application from website

3.Travel Booking (Travel itinerary and Hotel Booking); 4.Document to prove ability to pay for travel expenses - (a)Latest Income Tax Return; (b) Bank Statements of last 6 months

Visa Fees for Indian nationals:

Single or multiple entry visa: Rs.440 and Transit visa: Rs.40

Things to remember:

Tokyo, Japan is 3 hours and 30 minutes ahead of India

Most metro stations in Tokyo have English signs, but the system can get confusing. Get a free map beforehand in order not to get lost. Also, remember that public transportation isn’t working 24/7 in Tokyo, so catch the last train before 11pm.

As many streets have no name and not everyone speaks English consider renting a wireless router that will allow you to use google maps.

It can be surprisingly difficult to find an ATM that accepts foreign cards, even in Tokyo. The easiest place to get money is an ATM at 7-Eleven.

There is no tipping when eating out in Japan.

If you enjoyed your dining experience and want to express your gratitude or compliment the chef/service staff, a friendly "Gochiso-sama-deshita" will do.

You can get around almost everywhere in Tokyo with JR trains and Tokyo metro subway lines. Get a "Suica" or "Pasmo" rechargeable card, which you can also use at some shops.

If you need help with directions, you can probably find someone to assist you (in English) at a kōban police box, which you'll find close to most train stations.

Getting around without speaking Japanese is not as scary as you may think. Most people are helpful, and little phrases like "sumimasen" (excuse me) and "arigato" (thank you) go a long way.

Japan Rail Pass:

Information is on passes is available online at www.japanrailpass.net and www.japanrail.com .

Cost:36,000/- INR

• You can use the JR pass to travel between Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima, and many other cities. The pass is good on virtually all JR routes, including the high-speed trains, but not on the ultra-high-speed Nozomi.

• Within Tokyo, you can use the pass on the JR Yamanote line, which makes a circle around central Tokyo, but not on the subways. Within Kyoto, the JR pass is practically useless. Within the Hiroshima area, the JR pass will take you to Miyajima.

• After you arrive in Japan, you exchange the voucher for a pass and set the date that the pass begins. When you do the exchange, you can get all your seat reservations. If you don't get a seat reservation, you can get on the train and find a seat (if available) in an unreserved car.

• With a Rail Pass, you can make seat reservations for free, which otherwise costs ¥510 ($4.25/£2.10) per ride on the Shinkansen.

• The rail pass entitles you to unlimited travel on all JR train lines including the Shinkansen (except, regrettably, the Nozomi Super Express), as well as on most JR buses and the JR ferry to Miyajima.

• The standard Japan Rail Pass is available only to foreigners visiting Japan as tourists and can be purchased only outside Japan.

• Upon purchasing your pass, you'll be issued a voucher (called an Exchange Order), which you'll then exchange for the pass itself after you arrive in Japan. Note that once you purchase your Exchange Order, you must exchange it in Japan for the pass itself within 3 months of the date of issue of the Exchange Order. When obtaining your actual pass, you must then specify the date you wish to start using the pass within a 1-month period.

• Once You've Arrived -- In Japan, you can exchange your voucher for a Japan Rail Pass at more than 40 JR stations that have Japan Rail Pass exchange offices, at which time you must present your passport and specify the date you wish to begin using the pass; most offices are open daily from 10am to 6 or 7pm, some even longer.

• At both Narita Airport (daily 6:30am-9:45pm) and Kansai International Airport (daily 5:30am-11pm), you can pick up Japan Rail Passes at either the Travel Service Center or the Ticket Office

Wi-Fi Rentals:

Operator: Pupuru Pocket Wifi Japan

Cost:6,000/- INR

Website: https://pupuruwifi.com

Any *normal* calls you make or receive will still be charged at your regular roaming rate so try to avoid if you wish to avoid high phone bills (Although the rented MiFi connection should be fast/good enough to make Skype calls if required)

Ensure that your smart phones own mobile data connection remains off as its not needed

Android device users with any 'widgets' on their home screens that require a data connection to update may utilise the data connection more frequently than iOS devices such as ipod/iphone/ipad

They deliver a device to your hotel or airport. At that time, they give a return envelope.

Return method is easy and useful. Just drop a device into mail box by using the envelope.

Any mailbox is OK. You can find it also at airports. If you have trouble, they will support you in English. The important thing is that you need to order at least 3 days before of pick up date.

Japan Suica Card

Cost:10,000/- INR

Japan’s Suica and Pasmo cards are your ticket to ride on Tokyo’s JR trains, private subway lines and Narita’s N’EX express airport train.

Add tap-and-go payment at railway kiosks, convenience stores, buses, taxis and even vending machines, plus other public transport systems in a dozen other parts of the country, and you can see why one of these prepaid ‘e-money’ cards is almost a must-have for business travellers to Japan.

Suica vs Pasmo: which card should you get?

There’s no real difference between Suica and Pasmo cards except that Suica belongs to Japan’s national train operator JR while Pasmo is offered supported by a number of private railway operators.

Each cards works on both train networks, and a variety of train and bus networks in other Japanese cities, so you only need one card to carry around.

You can pick up a Suica card for ¥2,000 ($A22) or a Pasmo for ¥1,500 (A$17) from smartcard ticket machines at most train stations in Tokyo.

Those prices include a refundable ¥500 deposit, so depending on which card you buy you’ll have either ¥1,500 or ¥1,000 as credit.

Train fares for shuttling around central Tokyo are fairly low, at between ¥160 and ¥170 (around A$1.85), so that balance should be enough for a few days.

When buying either card you’ll have the option to register it via the ticket machine’s touchscreen. It’s a quick process which means the card’s balance will be refunded if you lose the card.

ards work with other public transport systems across Japan

Topping up your Suica or Pasmo card

Your card's balance is displayed as you check through a turnstile, or you can just tap it on a vending machine without making a purchase.

To add value to your Suica or Pasmo card, look for a smartcard ticket machines at any railway station.

It’s a quick process but you’ll need to have a few Yen notes on hand (the minimum reload is ¥1,000) as the ticket machines don’t accept credit cards.

Getting a refund on your Suica or Pasmo card

When it’s time to head home, you can get a refund on the balance of your Suica or Pasmo card provided you have conversational Japanese language skills. Yes, there’s always a catch!

Just front up to the station manager’s office at any train station in Tokyo. A ¥210 processing fee will be deducted from your card’s balance but the rest, along with the ¥500 deposit, will be handed back to you in cash.

Landing and clearance by 10 AM

Airport to Shinjuku station- (10AM-11 AM)

Cost: 4000*2= 8000 yen (two Ways booked in advance)

Time required: 3 Hours (11 AM to 1 PM)

Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden

Blossom festival best place to visit and enjoy. Nearest JR station is Sendagaya Station. Bring your own picnic mat and snacks to enjoy the peaceful atmosphere. This park is a perfect jetlag-fighter and relaxation spot.

Meiji Jingu

Time required: 3 Hours (2 PM-5PM)

Cost: 500*2= 1000 Yen

Line: Fukutoshin Line from Shinjuku station to Kita- Sando station

Take a break and familiarize yourself with the roots of Japan by exploring Meiji Jingu Shrine. The sight of this large wooden gate will guide you straight into the shrine.

For 500 yen, you can enter the ‘Treasure House’, and view many of the Emperor and Empress’ belongings, including their personal carriage.

If you continue farther up the road, you will see another torii gate to your left. The Inner Garden is hidden in the forest beyond the gate and is known to be a ‘power spot’, so you can upgrade your spiritual status (or something like that) while enjoying the view of a wide range of flowers, for an entrance fee of 500 yen. (Leave by 4.20 PM)

Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building

Time required: 1.5 Hours (5 PM-7 PM)

Line: Odeo Line from Tochomae station to Tokyo Metro Building

Survey the city 202m above ground from the observation deck of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building – on a clear day you may catch a glimpse of Mt Fuji. Come at dusk to catch spectacular sunsets and the city burst into neon-lit action. (Leave by 7 PM)

North Observatory: 9:30 to 23:00 and South Observatory: 9:30 to 17:30

Time required: 1 Hour (8 PM-9PM)

Line: Oedo line - Tochomae Station to Aoyama-itchome Station; Hanzoman Line- Aoyama-itchome Station to Shibuya station

Every few minutes a wave of humanity flows across Shibuya Crossing. Join the masses or stand back and watch. An ideal vantage point is the bridge corridor linking Shibuya Station with the Shibuya Mark City complex.

Time Required: 3 Hours (7 AM-10 AM)

Line: Oedo line from Higashi-shinjuku Station to Kuramae Station

Sensoji (浅草寺, Sensōji, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple) is a Buddhist temple located in Asakusa. It is one of Tokyo's most colourful and popular temples. Nakamise is a long shopping street in front of Sensoji. Asakusa (浅草) is the centre of Tokyo's shitamachi (literally "low city"), one of Tokyo's districts, where an atmosphere of the Tokyo of past decades survives.

Tokyo National Museum

Time Required: 4 Hours (11 AM- 3PM)

Cost: 600*2= 1200

Line: Walk for 23 minutes

Japan's oldest and most expansive museum, the Tokyo National Museum hosts the largest collection of Japanese art and artefacts on the planet.

Strolling through the halls of its six buildings, you'll spot samurai armour, ornate swords, delicate pottery, decorated tombs, kimonos, calligraphy, paintings, and much more. These works and relics trace the history of the Japanese people. In addition, you'll find pieces from all across the continent in the Asian Gallery.

Located in the Taito neighborhood, the museum is easily reached on the metro. The most popular metro stop is Ueno Station because many lines intersect at it

Time Required: 3 Hours (4 PM- 7 PM)

Time: 24 min walking

Akihabara (秋葉原), also called Akiba after a former local shrine, is a district in central Tokyo that is famous for its many electronics shops. In more recent years, Akihabara has gained recognition as the centre of Japan's otaku (diehard fan) culture, and many shops and establishments devoted to anime and manga are now dispersed among the electronic stores in the district.

Tokyo Tower

Time Required: 2 Hours (7 PM-9 PM)

Line: Hibiya Line - Kamiyacho Station to Tokyo tower

Do come back to the Asakusa area for Tokyo Skytree in the evening, preferably after its dark, for the stunning views of the city. Also a perfect place to end the trip and capture some snaps for awesome memories.

Standing 333 meters high in the centre of Tokyo, Tokyo Tower (東京タワー) is the world's tallest, self-supported steel tower and 13 meters taller than its model, the Eiffel Tower. A symbol of Japan's post-war rebirth as a major economic power, Tokyo Tower was the country's tallest structure from its completion in 1958 until 2012 when it was surpassed by the Tokyo Skytree.

The East Gardens of the Imperial Palace Management Office

Line: Marunouchi Line - Shinjuku-sanchome Station to Otemachi Station

The East Gardens are made accessible for guests year-round. This flourishing green space has plenty of shady spots in which to recline and open fields in which to picnic.Visitors are free to explore the East Gardens anytime between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m.

To reach the Imperial Palace and its grounds, take the Chiyoda, Tozai, Marunouchi, Hanzomon or Mita subway lines to the Otemachi Station.

Line: Yamanote Line- Harajuku Station to Ebisu Station; Saikyo Line- Tokyo teleport station

Odaiba (お台場) is a popular shopping and entertainment district on a man made island in Tokyo Bay.

Several lavish development projects did materialize, including some of Tokyo's boldest architectural creations, such as the Fuji TV Building, Telecom Center and Tokyo Big Sight. Modern city planning furthermore provides Odaiba with plenty of green space and a pleasant division of motorized and pedestrian traffic using elevated walkways and the like.

Line: Marunouchi Line- Shinkuju Station to Tokyo Station; Tohuku Shinkasen Line- Tokyo Station to Utsunomiya Station; Nikko Line- Imaichi Station

By Japan Railways (JR)- Take the JR Tohoku Shinkansen (from Tokyo or Ueno Station) to Utsunomiya Station and transfer to the JR Nikko Line. With a good connection at Utsunomiya, the one way trip takes about 100 minutes.

After exiting the train station, head to the bus stop to catch the 9:00am bus #2A towards Yumoto Onsen. If you have a JR pass then this bus is covered in the pass, else the ticket costs ¥1,350 for one-way ride.

Ryuzu Falls

It was a one hour bus ride from the Tobu-Nikko station to Ruyzu-no-taki bus stop, and another two minutes walk from the bus stop to the falls. Located upside of the Yugawa River which makes its way into Lake Yunoko and Lake Chuzenji, Ryûzu fall has a very unique shape. The name, Ryuzu, can be translated as “Dragon’s Head’, and is so named because its twin falls are said to resemble a dragon’s head. The total height of the falls is 60 meters (197 feet).

From Kegon Waterfalls, it’s a five-seven minute walk to the high-elevation lake created 20,000 years ago by the eruption of Mt. Nantai.

Tōshō-gū Shrine

Jump on the next bus towards Tobu-Nikko station and got off at Shinkyo Bridge bus stop, from where we walked for about 10 minutes uphill to reach this World Heritage site – Tosho-gu Shrine

Costs – ¥1,300 for adults, ¥450 for elementary and middle-school students.

Morning: Using your JR Pass, travel via Shinkansen (Tokaido Like- bullet train from Tokyo or Shinagawa Station) to Odawara and grab a Hakone Free Pass for 4000 yen.

· Hakone Tozan Railway to Gora (35+ min) 10:30-11:10am

· Hakone Tozan Cablecar to Sounzan (10 min) 11:10-11:20am

· Hakone Ropeway from Sounzan to Owakudani (10min) 11:20-11:30am

· Visit the Great Boiling Valley (1.5hr at most; extra time in case of missed trains) 11:30am-1pm

· Hakone Ropeway to Togendai (20min) 1-1:20pm

· Cruise at Lake Ashi to Hakone-machi (30 min) 1:20-1:50pm

· Walk or continue cruise to Moto-Hakone (25 min) 1:50-2:15pm

· Visit Hakone Shrine (may skip this if required) 2:15-3pm

· Walk a section of the Old Tokaido and catch a bus from the Amazake Chaya or Hatajuku back to Yumoto (by bus line K).

Activate JR Rail pass- Day 3

TOKYO [ Departure track No.16 ] – Time: 6.15 Hikari 501, Kyoto Arrival- 9.15

Kyoto is the cultural and traditional capital of Japan and there is much to find in this regard, think about temples, Zen gardens, the imperial castle, geisha’s and samurai.

10 am: Head up to Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Sure, it’s mercantile and touristy, but it’s also beautiful and it’s got a great view over the city. By going early, you’ll beat the daily crowds. Whatever you do, don’t forget to enter the subterranean Tainai-Meguri.

11 am: Walk down Sannen-zaka and Ninen-zaka, two preserved streets, to Maruyama-koen Park to enjoy some greenery.

12 am: Walk through Chion-in Temple but don’t linger, since it’s under construction.

1.30 am: Enter Shoren-in Temple and enjoy a cup of tea overlooking the garden.

2.30: Get on the Tozai Subway Line at Higashiyama Station and get off at Kyoto Shiyakushomae (downtown).

3 : Eat lunch downtown and explore Nishiki Market and the food floor at nearby Daimaru Department Store.

3:30pm: Take the Keihan Line to Fushimi-Inari Station and walk to nearby Fushimi-Inari Taisha Shrine. Climb as far up the mountain as your energy permits.

Dusk: Return to your hotel and relax and freshen up.

Evening: Eat dinner downtown, then walk over to Shimbashi in Gion and keep your eyes peeled for geisha.

Activate JR Rail pass- Day 4

KYOTO [ Departure track No.8 ] 6 AM - JR Nara Line Local for NARA- 7.20 AM

JR Nara Line: Y690, 45 minutes by express (kaisoku), 70 minutes by local (futsu), departs from JR Kyoto Station in Kyoto and arrives at JR Nara Station in Nara

You’ll most likely start this itinerary at Kintetsu Nara or JR Nara Stations. Either way, get yourself to the fountain just up the stairs from Kintetsu Nara Station to begin this walk.

Walk up Nobori-oji Street. You’ll start to encounter Nara’s famous sacred deer as you go.

Use the underground crossings to get to the northeast corner of the Nobori-oji/Route 169. Walk from there to Isui-en Garden. If you have time, pop into the free and excellent Yoshiki-en next door.

Walk from Isui-en along the backstreets to Todai-ji Temple. Before entering the Daibutsu-den Hall to see the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), walk a little south to check out the Nandai-mon Gate, with its two huge guardian figures.

Enter the Daibutsu-den. Take your time marveling at the Daibutsu and then exit the Daibutsu-den.

Walk along the east wall of the Daibutsu-den and then go up the path that turns up to the right just past the small pond to reach Nigatsu-do Hall.

Check out Nigatsu-do and then walk in the direction of the base of Wakakusa-yama. If you’re traveling at a normal pace, you’ll probably reach this area around lunchtime. See my list of Places To

Eat In Nara for some lunch picks in this area.

Follow the narrow pathways through the forest to Kasuga-Taisha Shrine.

Follow the main path from Kasuga-Taisha all the way west until you reach Kofuku-ji Temple. If you haven’t eaten lunch yet, you’ll find lots of place in the shopping streets nearby (in Downtown Nara and Naramachi)

In the afternoon, make a loop south through Naramachi, checking out Sarusawa-no-ike Pond, Koshi-no-Ie and the shops and galleries of the area.

Return to your lodgings or one of the main train stations.

Activate JR Rail pass- Day 5

KYOTO [ Departure track No.13 ] 7 AM HIROSHIMA [ Arrival track No.12 ] 9.10 AM- SHINKANSEN HIKARI 491

Start/9:30am: Hiroshima Station- After arriving at Hiroshima Station, grab a map at the Tourist Information Center in the station and maybe a cup of coffee. Then, leave via the south exit and head to the street tram stop in front of the station (make sure you have some change to cover the Y160 fare). Take tram #2 or #6 and get off at Genbaku-domu-mae (A-Bomb Dome) about 10 minutes later.

9:45am: Atomic Bomb Dome- You can easily see the famous Atomic Bomb Dome from where you get off the tram. Take some time to observe this sobering sight, then cross nearby Motoyasu-bashi Bridge across the Motoyasu-gawa River and enter the Peace Memorial Park.

10:30am: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum- I suggest heading straight through the Peace Memorial Park to the Peace Memorial Museum because you want to get there as early as possible to avoid the crowds that descend on the museum as the day progresses. Allow about 90 minutes to explore the museum thoroughly.

Return to Hiroshima Station- To reach the ferry port from Hiroshima Station, take the JR Sanyo Line to Miyajimaguchi Station (25 minutes, 410 yen one way, covered by the Japan Rail Pass).

Arrive Miyajima - Upon arrival on the island, it’s very easy to get oriented. Just walk south along the shoreline in the direction of the famous “floating shrine gate.” Walking from the pier, this means going to your right.

12 PM : Itsukushima-jinja Shrine- Take some time to explore Itsukushima-jinja Shrine and pose for the obligatory photo of yourself with the floating shrine gate in the background.

1:00Pm: Daisho-in Temple- From Itsukushima-jinja, it’s an easy 10-minute walk up to Daisho-in Temple. It’s clearly marked and you can usually just follow the crowds. Take a good hour to explore the temple.

2 PM : Momiji-dani-koen Park- After lunch, follow the small Mitarai-gawa River up into Momiji-dani-koen Park. Mt. Misen via Miyajima Ropeway- Continue up the valley, following the river, to reach the base station of the Miyajima Ropeway. Take the gondola/cable car up to the top station, near the summit of Mt. Misen. Walk from the top station for about 30 minutes to reach the true summit and check out the temples, shrines and views there. From the Niomon Gate down to Daisho-in Temple takes about an hour.

4pm: Finish in the village- If you walk down from Mt. Misen at a leisurely pace, you’ll be back in the village around 4pm. If you’re staying the night on Miyajima, return to your lodgings. Otherwise, head to the piers for a ferry back to the mainland (Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park or Miyajima-guchi and on to Hiroshima).

Activate JR Rail pass- Day 6

8:30am: Head west to Arashiyama by taxi, train or bus.

9:00am: Enter Tenryu-ji Temple and explore the temple.

10:00am: Leave Tenryu-ji Temple by the north gate, which will bring you into the famed Bamboo Forest. Explore the Bamboo Forest for about half an hour.

10:30am: Leave the Bamboo Forest and enter Okochi-Sanso Villa.

11:30am: Leave Okochi-Sanso Villa and return to central Arashiyama. Eat a simple lunch of noodles or rice in one of the shokudo (simple eateries) on the main strip.

12:30pm: Take a taxi over to Kinkaku-ji Temple, the famed “Golden Pavilion” in Northwest Kyoto.

1:00pm: Explore Kinkaku-ji Temple. Yes, it will be crowded at this time, but it almost always is.

2:00pm: Take a taxi down to Daitoku-ji Temple and enjoy the peace and quiet of a small subtemple there. Consider Koto-in Temple

The Himeji Castle is built in the 17th century where the technology of the original castle construction is said to be at the zenith of Japan technology.

It is designated as a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1993, the very first in Japan. Its elegant finished with white lime plasters had always been compared to the flying white egret (Hakuro). To the locals, it is sometimes also known as the Hakuro Castle. Recently the castle is reopened in 2015 after a 5 and a half years renovation, now it is the time to visit this amazing castle.

The architecture itself is one to marvel with and to be studied closely when one had the chance. Though the entrance fee is quite steep at 1000 yen in 2015. Visiting this castle extensively would easily take half a day.

Direct JR special rapid trains (shin-kaisoku) take 90 minutes and cost 2270 yen for the one way trip between Kyoto and Himeji. There are departures roughly every 15 minutes.

Time: 8 AM- 12 PM

Tsukiji Market

If you’re traveling by subway, the closest station is Tsukiji Shijo Station on the Toei Oedo subway line, and second closest is Tsukiji Station on the Tokyo Metro Hibiya subway line (a few minutes’ walk).

Tokyo Skytree- Explore Akhiabara-

Roam around missed locations or shopping locations at Tokyo

Japan leaves you spell bounded with an overload of experience but leaves you wanting for more.

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Japan rolls out tourist e-Visa for Indians; Here’s how to apply it

Japan evisa for indians: the application process remains centralised through the visa application centres managed by vfs global, streamlining the procedure. here's how to apply for japan e-visa..

Japan Tourist E-Visa for Indians: Effective April 1, 2024, onwards, Japan has commenced the issuance of eVisas for Indian tourists, the newly introduced system that eliminates the need for physical visa stickers in passports.

This innovative programme enables applicants to electronically apply for visas through designated Japan Visa Application Centres operated by VFS Global. Specifically tailored for tourism purposes, the Japan eVisa offers a single-entry short-term visa allowing a stay of up to 90 days in Japan. 

The eligibility extends to both Indian citizens and foreign nationals residing in India, and the application process remains centralised through the Visa Application Centres managed by VFS Global, streamlining the procedure.

For Indian citizens seeking a Japan tourist visa, h ere is how to initiate the Japan visa application process:

Step 1: visit the official website..

• To start the application, individuals need to visit the Japan Visa Application Centre’s official website, managed by VFS Global, at https://visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/jpn/ .

Step 2: Download and fill out the application form.

• Click on this link and choose  Temporary Visitor Visa .
• Check all the requirements for the visa and download the visa application form from the website.
• Complete the form accurately, print it in its entirety, and ensure all required fields are filled.
• Prepare photocopies of the necessary documents for the single-entry short-term tourism visa.

Step 3: Book an appointment.

• Schedule an appointment to submit your application at the Visa Application Centre.
• Upon booking, one will receive an appointment confirmation email containing the letter of appointment.

Step 4: Apply and await the decision.

• Present the completed visa application form at the centre during your appointment.
• Wait for an email notification indicating when your decision is ready for collection at the Visa Application Centre.
• Track the visa application status online using the reference number from the invoice or receipt issued by the centre, along with your date of birth.

Successful applicants for the eVisa will receive an electronic visa instead of having a traditional visa sticker attached to their passports. However, travellers are required to display a “visa issuance notice” on their phones when they arrive at the airport as part of the operational process.

Step 5: Display the issuance notice:

• During airport check-in, you will need to show the “visa issuance notice” on your device. The travel agency will provide you with a “Visa Issuance Notice” containing a two-dimensional barcode, available in printed or PDF format.
• Scan the two-dimensional barcode using your device and input the necessary details to access the notice.
• Tap “Display” to view the electronic “visa issuance notice.” Upon display, a countdown timer will initiate at the top right corner, indicating the validity of the notice.

By adhering to these guidelines and fulfilling the stipulated criteria, Indian travellers can smoothly navigate the process to secure a Japan tourist e-visa, enhancing their travel experience in Japan.

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A 12-Day Detailed Itinerary For Japan Under ₹80,000 Trip Cost

I was always fancied by Japan in multiple ways. And after having been enticed by its culture and food through videos for over a year, I finally decided to experience its intrinsic culture in person. From a truly delectable traditional cuisine to the awe-inspiring Bullet train, it is amazing how Japan has managed to tie tradition and modernity with a single thread. It’s a perfect place for solo travellers, friends, couples and even families. Despite the language barrier, Japan surely knows how to mesmerize you. 

So, if you’re someone who has been fascinated by Japanese culture, or if you’ve grown up watching Anime, then count me as your friend! I am Yogita Chainani, a travel lover, and I went for a 12-day trip to Japan along with my sister in April 2019. We went to Tokyo, Kyoto and Nara, and this is how we planned our trip at ₹80,000. Here is our itinerary for Japan. 

Things To Keep In Mind While Planning A Trip To Japan

Flight Cost: We were tracking the flight costs for over a month before finally booking it. We booked the flight tickets through SkyScanner, and the return flights cost us ₹ 26,000 per person. 

Visa: When it comes to Visa, the process was quite simple. We paid ₹500 per person for a single entry visa, which was valid for a month.

Also Read: Japanese Visa for Indians, Indian Passport: Types, Application Fee, Form, Requirements And Visa On Arrival

Stay: Keeping the budget in mind, we chose to stay in a hostel over a hotel. For Tokyo, we booked the DEN hostel, which is nestled in the Kanda area of Tokyo and is around 50 minutes from Haneda airport. While travelling for 6 nights and 7 days, we paid ₹10,000 per head, which is decent for the quality of the place. In Kyoto, we booked the Len Kyoto hostel, and for 4 nights and 5 days where we paid ₹8,000 per head. As for Nara, we made a day trip, so we didn’t have to make any bookings. We used the HostelWorld app to book both the hostels. 

Transfers: Travelling in and around Japan is expensive. Hence, to save up on the travelling cost, we had bought a Japan Rail Pass for ₹18,000. The pass covered most of our travel expenses in the country. Right from local JR lines to selected Bullet train rides, everything got covered with this pass. Apart from this, for private buses and metros, we spent an additional ₹5,000 per person. For transfers from the airport to the hostel in Tokyo, we took a limousine bus, which cost ₹650 per person. 

Food: We set a budget, and roughly spent ₹4,000 (₹2,000 per person), which is about 6000 Japanese yen on food per day. Sometimes it was a bit more, and sometimes it was less. So, our overall food cost was ₹ 20,000 per person, which also included drinks. 

Best Time to Visit Japan: Japan is known for its Cherry Blossom season and if you intend to visit this futuristic country, then plan your trip between March-May. Not only March to May, but September to January is also an ideal time to visit Japan. The weather is quite pleasant, humidity is low, and the cold climate makes it easy for travellers to explore the place throughout the day. I travelled to Japan in April, and here’s my 12-days, day by day itinerary.  

Also read: Japan Asks Theme Park Visitors To Avoid Screaming On Roller Coasters

We boarded the 11PM flight from Terminal 2- Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai to Singapore Changi Airport, from where we took a connecting flight to Haneda Airport, Japan. We flew with Singapore Airlines, and I must say, it’s my favourite. The flight from Mumbai to Singapore was about 5 hours and 40 minutes. We had about an hour and 10 minutes of layover in Singapore, and the flight from here to Haneda was about 7 hours and 30 minutes. After reaching Haneda airport, we cleared our immigration, activated our Japan Rail Pass and took a limousine bus to reach Tokyo. The bus ticket cost us ₹630 per person. 

We checked in the hostel, DEN, on Day 1 and passed out immediately. The next day, we woke up early with the faint rays of the sun, got ready and spoke to our hostel manager, who guided us to the nearest metro station. Kanda metro station was at a walking distance from the hostel. On our way, we grabbed some hot coffee, sandwiches and a bottle of water from a nearby Seven-Eleven. These are convenience stores that are open 24×7. 

I must say Seven-Eleven is a hit in Japan, and right from a cup of Joe to hearty Ramen meals, you can find everything at an affordable rate. After sipping some coffee, we took a train to Harajuku station. Our first spot of the day was Takeshita Dori, which is located at a walking distance from Harajuku. 

Takeshita Dori will take you one step closer to the famous Japanese Pop and Kawaii Culture. Right from street artists to a plethora of picturesque cafes and side stalls, Takeshita is a street that you cannot miss. And while you are there, don’t forget to try the delicious crepes. From Chocolate to Bacon Crepe, there are tonnes of options to choose from. We had a lip-smacking crepe at Santa Monica Crepe, and it was worth every bite.

After spending a good 2-3 hours in Takeshita Dori, we explored the Harajuku area of Tokyo. For lunch, we kept it light and ate some Mozzarella Sticks from a roadside stall while sipping on some famous Japanese bubble tea. At around 5PM, we headed to the famous Meiji Jingu Shrine, which is known for its unmatchable beauty. The entry to the shrine is free, and the entrance from the massive Torii gate for this shrine will inevitably transport you to a different world.

After getting bewitched by the spellbinding magnificence of this shrine, we made our way back to Harajuku. We went for dinner to Cafe Lagoon in Harajuku and ended our night on a merry note. Post that- we headed back to our accommodation. 

For us, Day 3 was all about exploring the culture of Japan. Hence, we decided to explore the Asakusa area of Tokyo. We grabbed some coffee from Seven-Eleven and headed to Kanda station to board a metro for Asakusa. We got down at Asakusa station and walked for 10 minutes to reach the pristine Sensoji Temple and I can never forget that sight. Sensoji is one of the oldest temples in Japan, and the entry to the temple is free. 

We walked around the temple, observed the locals for a while and headed to Nakamise Dori, which was just 2 minutes from the Sensoji Temple. 

Nakamise Dori is known for its local cuisine, souvenirs shops and also gives you a stellar view of the Tokyo sky tree. By the time we finished exploring the street, it was already lunchtime. So we gave local Japanese cuisines a try and savoured some red bean, Hello Kitty Pancakes and Ramen in Nakamise Dori.

Post that, we headed straight to the Tourist Information Center of Japan, which again was a short walk from the temple. Tourist Information is also famous as an observatory. The entry to the observatory was free.

We bought some coffee from the cafe and observed the magnificent Tokyo skyline from the top. It was around 6:30 pm, and we decided to explore more of Asakusa. We manoeuvred around the area and headed back to the hostel by 12:30 am. 

After spending three glorious days in Japan, Tokyo had already become home. We woke up with lots of excitement, chit-chatted with our fellow hostellers and ventured out to visit the famous and the most luxurious street of Japan, Ginza. Right from Louis Vuitton to Prada, you’ll find all the high-end stores in here. We shopped a bit from Gap and Adidas, we got some top-notch quality products at insane prices.

After exploring Ginza, we went to Shibuya. While Shibuya is known for the world-famous Shibuya Crossing, it’s also known for Hachiko Statue, the beautiful Yoyogi Park and theme cafes. We explored the area, spent some time at Yoyogi Park and by that time, it was already evening. So we headed straight to witness the iconic Shibuya crossing- a crossing where hundreds of people – and at times thousands of people – cross at a time, coming from all directions at once.

Once done enjoying the Shibuya crossing, we shopped a bit from Zara and Forever 21 and headed to TGIF in Shibuya. We ate, shot some pictures for the gram and enjoyed the nightlife in Shibuya. 

On day 5, we decided to take it a bit slow. We chilled in our hostel for a while, interacted with fellow travellers from London, South Korea and Canada, and left the hostel at around 1PM for Shinjuku. We visited the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building, which again is a famous observatory in Tokyo, and on a clear day, you get to witness the sight of Mount. Fuji from the observatory.

The entry to the observatory was free. We spent some time appreciating the majestic Tokyo skyline and then explored Shinjuku for a while before catching a bus for Akihabara.

If you love Anime and arcade games, then Akihabara is for you. I wanted to win at least one Dragonball toy, but I couldn’t, hard luck!  After the gaming session, we went to the famous Yodobashi Camera centre in Akihabara and shopped for some Bluetooth headphones. We ended the night by eating pizza, ramen and sipping some sake in Akihabara. 

This was the day when I shopped till I dropped, and I am not kidding. I had researched about outlet malls in Tokyo and had decided to buy things from there itself. The outlet mall was on the outskirts of Tokyo, but the ride was completely worth it. We boarded a train for Mitsui Outlet Mall at Tokyo Station and got down at Kaihin-Makuhari Station. From there the outlet mall was at a walking distance. There was a 60% off deal going on for all items in the mall. I treated myself to a Michael Kors wallet at flat 90% off.

We spent around 8 hours in the mall, and in the end, we were too exhausted to go anywhere else, so we ate something at McDonald’s, and headed back to our hostel.

It was our last day in Tokyo, and we wanted to make the most of it. We explored our neighbourhood, went to see the Tokyo Skytree and Tokyo Tower.  For us, we didn’t buy a ticket for the observatory since we had already enjoyed a free view of the majestic skyline from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government building in Shinjuku. We visited a few cafes, tried some Matcha Ice Cream and headed back to the hostel.

The time had arrived to bid adieu to the vibrant city of Tokyo. With heavy hearts and a bucket full of memories to cherish for eternity, we checked out from our hostel, brought some snacks for our train ride and headed to Tokyo Station. And finally, we boarded the bullet train from Tokyo to Kyoto.

It was a smooth and pleasant ride, and guess what – the bullet train had wifi too!

Also read: Luxury Japanese Sleeper Trains Are Travel Goals!

We reached Kyoto at around 5PM, and from there caught a bus for Kawaramachi- the area where our hostel was. It was 6 pm when we reached the hostel, we checked in, freshened up, spoke to our roommates and headed out to explore the Kawaramachi area of Kyoto.

For dinner, we ate some food at the hostel bar and called it a night. 

After exploring the nightlife and pop culture of Tokyo, it was time to experience a mellow version of Japan by exploring its former capital, Kyoto. We had planned a list of things, and hence we ventured out at 7.30AM itself. 

We grabbed a bite from the nearby Seven-Eleven and headed straight to the salient Arashiyama’s Bamboo Forest. The forest is both locally famous and world-renowned and the entry is free.

From dense forests to cherry blossoms to throbbing autumn Kyoto colours, Arashiyama was a visual delight during this season. We explored the tranquil forest area and visited a few other spots in the nearby locality.

Post that we headed to the famous Nishiki Market. Almost 400 years old, this place is a fresh food market and is lined with over a hundred restaurants and shops. The market was lively and allowed us to taste Japan’s culinary culture at its finest. After savouring some food and drinking some OG bubble tea, we headed back to our hostel, which was at a walking distance from the market.

We left early and headed to Fushimi Inari. This place is known for its tunnels of more than 10,000 closely-spaced orange torii gates that wind over the hills of Mt. Inari beyond the entrance to the shrine.

One can also dress like Geisha and explore this beautiful place. We went a bit late to this place and couldn’t grab good pictures.  But if you want to take some fab shots for the gram, then try visiting this place as early as possible.

After getting spellbind by the captivating beauty of this place, we headed to the famous Gion district of Kyoto. We manoeuvred around and got to know more about Geisha culture while exploring some beautiful alleys of Gion district.

We celebrated our time in Kyoto by tasting some Japanese beer and absorbed the traditional culture on the banks of Kyoto’s scenic main waterway. Post that, we went to the famous Pontocho Alley, where traditional culture and Geisha still thrive.

It was officially our last day in Kyoto. And since we were short on time, we boarded a train to Nara, which is known for its slow-paced life. On the way to Nara, we enjoyed the sight of the beautiful fields and quaint villages of Japan.

We visited the famous Kasuga Grand Shrine and also explored the old  Nara market. After exploring the streets of Nara for a few hours, we headed back to Kyoto. Post that, we ate something, packed our bags and slept early that day. 

We checked out of our hostel in Kyoto and headed to Kyoto station. We caught our bullet train for Tokyo station. After reaching Tokyo station, we again took an Airport liner for the Haneda Airport terminal. We spent the final few hours at the Haneda airport before bidding goodbye to the exalted country of Japan. 

Things I haven’t included: I went a bit crazy with shopping, so haven’t included the detailed pricing for the same.

Final Thoughts on Japan:

Japan has been exceptional in distinct ways. Just in 13 days, this country managed to give me the memories of a lifetime.

Japan will always have my heart. It is a country that taught me language is just a medium of communication. And people can still help each other without knowing the language. The amicable town of Kyoto made me fall in love with the culture, while Tokyo made me feel livelier than ever.

Also read: The 10 Most Romantic Destinations In The World

Things To Remember: 

We wanted to visit Robot Cafe, but couldn’t, because we didn’t know that the tickets had to be booked online at least 15 days in advance. So if you intend to visit Robot Cafe, book your tickets in advance. 

If you are planning to go in March or April, do carry a thick jacket and an umbrella with you. The weather gets unpredictable at times, and you don’t want to freeze in the cold. 

We visited Japan in April, which is also a month where people across the country get a one-week holiday, it’s known as their Golden week. Hence, we skipped crowded cafes and Disneyland. 

People in Japan are warm, helpful and kind. So when in doubt, always ask for help! 

Lastly, do not litter on the streets and trains; it’s highly looked down upon. Also, if possible, avoid taking calls on the train- it’s considered a bit rude.

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Every single region of Japan country is clad with the joys. There are million dollar views that will sooth your eyes and soul as well. Our Japan holiday packages are making your vacations more interesting as we are not covering the sightseeing here, there are adventures along with the blessings of numerous temples. There are many places and destination what we are covering in our Japan tour package, let’s have a look on some of those –

1. Hiroshima

Famous For: Atomic Bomb Dome; Hiroshima Peace Memorial

Nearest Airport: Hiroshima Airport (HIJ)

Best Time to Visit: October to November and March to May

Ideal Duration: 2 Days

Packages Starting from:  INR 105,000*

Major Attractions: Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park; The Island Shrine of Itsukushima; Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum; Hiroshima Castle; Shukkei-en Garden; Memorial Cathedral for World Peace

Travelers’ Reviews: 5

Hiroshima is actually a place which has so much importance in the history of the world. The glory got sealed in the year 1945, on the 6th of August with the atomic bomb drop. Therefore, the city is centralizing the peace with various spots like Peace Memorial, Peace Memorial Museum and Peace Park.

2. Kamakura

Famous For: Buddhist temples; Shinto shrines

Nearest Airport: Narita International Airport (NRT)

Best Time to Visit: April to July; February (for skiing)

Major Attractions: Great Buddha; Hokokuji Temple; Hasedera Temple; Enoshima

Kamakura town is worth visiting if you are visiting Japan for any reason. The town is rich in terms of temples and shrines. The huge bronze Buddha statue is great and the surrounding trees are making the place more enthralling; the place is known as Daibutsu.

Elevation: 40 Meters

Famous For: Cherry Blossoms; Cuisine; Anime; Manga

Nearest Airport: Tokyo International Airport (HND)

Average price for hotel: INR 5467* (3-star)

Best Time to Visit: March and April and September and November

Ideal Duration: 3 to 4 Days

Packages Starting from:  INR 52,499*

Major Attractions: The Imperial Palace; Ginza District; The Sens?-ji Temple; National Museum of Nature and Science; Ueno Park; Tokyo National Museum; National Museum of Western Art; The Meiji Shrine

Travelers’ Reviews: 4

Japan’s capital is a metropolitan area and full of lovely people. Tokyo is a blend of modern civilization and shrines. Any trip to Japan is, unarguably, incomplete if you have missed to travel to Tokyo. Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, Tokyo National Museum and many more places are here to make your tour all the more memorable.

Elevation: 971 meters (highest point)

Famous For: Buddhist temples; Shinto shrines; Gardens; Festivals

Nearest Airport: Osaka International Airport (ITM)

Best Time to Visit: March to May

Ideal Duration: 2 to 3 days

Packages Starting from:  INR 69,194/-*

Major Attractions: Nijo Castle; Fushimi-Inari Taisha Shrine; Kinkaku-ji; Kiyomizu-dera Temple; Sanj?sangen-d? Temple

Travelers’ Reviews: 4.2

Kyoto is the place which had served Japan as an imperial capital for a very long time but now remains as just another city in Kyoto prefecture. It is known as the cultural capital of Japan. It has thousands of Shinto shrines and numerous Buddhist temples too. The lovely gardens are creating a superb backdrop for your clicks. Trip package to Japan

5. Takayama

Elevation: 550 meters

Famous For: Sake production; Takayama Festival; Hida Folk Village; Morning Markets; Festivals floats exhibition hall

Nearest Airport: Toyama Airport (TOY)

Best Time to Visit: October

Packages Starting from:  INR 230,999*

Major Attractions: Takayama Showa Museum; Higashiyama Walking Course; Sanmachi Suji; Hida Minzoka Mura Folk Village; Shinhotoka Ropeway

Takayama is the place for people who want to experience peace, away from the bustling lives. The place is based on the rural structures and so it is also known as the best preserved town of Japan.

Famous For: A peaceful vacation

Nearest Airport: Kansai International Airport

Ideal Duration: 1 to 2 Days

Major Attractions: Nara Park, Ninja Museum of Igaryu, Kasuga-taisha

Home to numerous shrines, museums, monasteries and famous Nara Park, Nara is amongst the top Japan attractions. The best things to do in the city of culture is to visit the Isuien Garden, and Ninja Museum of Igaryu.

7. Hokkaido

Famous For: Volcanoes, hot springs and ski areas

Nearest Airport: New Chitose Airport Sapporo

Best Time to Visit: May and September-October

Major Attractions: Asahiyama Zoo, Blue Pond, Farm Tomita

Famous for its food, wilderness, snow and culture, Hokkaido is a great escape in all seasons. The destination provides perfect conditions for hiking and exploring natural parks and is an impeccable place to holiday with your family or friends.

8. Ishigaki

Famous For: Stunning waters and cloudy skies

Nearest Airport: Ishigaki Airport 

Best Time to Visit: June to October

Ideal Duration: 1 to 2 days

Major Attractions: Kabira Bay, Ishigaki Limestone Cave

Known for beaches and sports activities such as diving, snorkeling and surfing, Ishigaki is one of the most trending places to visit in Japan. The island offers the most unique and amazing experiences to its visitors.

Famous For: Annual snow festival held in February

Nearest Airport: New Chitose Airport Sapporo 

Major Attractions: Moerenuma Park, Mount Moiwa Observation Deck

A heaven for beer and ski lovers, Sapporo is yet another amazing place to explore in Japan. The winter wonderland is famous for its annual snow festival held in the month of February. It is also home to some of Japan’s famous culinary dishes, musical events as well as attractions like museums and parks.

Famous For: Its delicious food

Best Time to Visit: October - November and March - May

Major Attractions: Universal Studios Japan, Osaka Castle

With the best eateries that offer delicious food, shopping malls, and vibrant nightlife, Osaka has everything to offer to all kinds of travelers. This is the most preferred place in Japan for first timers.

Best Time to Visit And Explore The Japan Travel Packages

Check out the weather before you go for the Japan tour . Every place has some distinct weathers and seasons to showcase the best experience for tourists. The autumn season runs from September to November month and this is the time which showers the best experience to the visitors of Japan. The clean sky, temperature and a little rainfall makes the ambiance mild and soothing. The late spring times are also preferable to visit Japan, this time from March month to May, when Japan enjoys numbers of visitors. These times are absolutely stunning and astonishing to take the Japan trip. If you do not want to miss out on these attractions, you can book customizable Japan vacation packages with airfare.

So, if you are planning a vacation to this wonderful destination, make sure the chosen Japan tour package with airfare consists of these attractions to make the whole journey even more memorable. Well! Our travel experts are just a call away. All you need to connect with them, and convey what interests you most, and voila! The trip plan of your choice is ready to take you to this amazing place for an ultimate experience.

How to Reach Japan?

Traveling to Japan? Find best ways to reach!

Reaching to Japan by flight is the fastest and the most convenient way. Japan is well-connected by air with the rest of the world. There are numerous options from the city to reach the airport including shuttles, buses, regular trains, helicopter service and more. The Narita Airport and the Haneda Airport are the nearest airports to Tokyo while the Kansai Airport located on an artificial island is the closest airport from central Osaka.

Other than flying, waterways are the only option to travel to Japan. It is an expensive option but definitely an unique way to travel. International ferry services are available from nearby countries like  China, Taiwan, and South Korea.

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Splendid Japan Private Tour Package

₹ 80,000/- ₹ 86,956/-

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• Sightseeing

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Japan South Korea Tour Package

₹ 250,000/- ₹ 271,739/-.

• Hiroshima (1D)

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Japan Budget Tour Package

₹ 124,999/- ₹ 135,869/-.

From adventures like hiking and skiing to visiting places like shrines and volcanoes, J....

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₹ 49,999/- ₹ 54,347/-.

• प्रकृति की सुंदरता
• रोमांचक यात्रा
• Okinawa (4D)

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Astounding Japan City Tour Package

₹ 130,000/- ₹ 141,304/-.

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Japan Hokkaido Tour Package

• Hokkaido (4D)

Hokkaido Island is one of the most beautiful islands out of the four islands in Japan. ....

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₹ 80,000/- ₹ 86,957/-.

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Superb Japan Land Tour Package

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Japan Tour Package For 4 Nights 5 Days

₹ 74,999/- ₹ 81,521/-.

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₹ 70,000/- ₹ 76,923/-.

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Tokyo Japan Tour Package

₹ 50,000/- ₹ 53,763/-.

Tokyo is a city with many charms, from historic monuments to modern marvels, from the g....

Tokyo 2020 Olympics Tour Package

₹ 85,000/- ₹ 91,398/-.

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Osaka Tokyo Hakone Honeymoon Package For 7 Nights 8 Days

₹ 164,999/- ₹ 179,347/-.

• Hakone (1D)

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Japan Food Tour Package

Japanese are known to have perfected the art of healthy cooking. Giving preference to r....

Tokyo Olympics Tour Package From Delhi With Airfare

₹ 115,000/- ₹ 123,656/-.

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Japan Winter Tour Package

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Japan Special Island Tour Package

₹ 205,000/- ₹ 222,826/-.

• Fukuoka (2D)
• Nagasaki (1D)
• Kagoshima (2D)
• Yakushima (2D)
• Kirishima (1D)
• Kumamoto (1D)
• Takachiho (2D)

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Japan Summer Tour Package

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Amazing Tokyo City Tour

₹ 75,000/- ₹ 81,522/-.

Japan 2020 Olympics Tour Package

₹ 115,000/- ₹ 125,000/-.

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Kyoto Sightseeing Tour Package

₹ 65,900/- ₹ 71,630/-.

Olympics 2020 Tour Package

₹ 125,000/- ₹ 135,870/-.

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A great family tour of China

₹ 122,329/- ₹ 131,537/-.

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Japan Tour Package For 5 Nights 6 Days

₹ 80,000/- ₹ 86,021/-.

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Which month should one prefer to visit Japan to avoid crowds?

December to February months are the colder months for Japan, and so these are less appealing to the tourists to visit here. Therefore, if you want to tour the nation with fewer crowds, choose Japan this time.

Is Japan expensive to visit and travel around?

Japan is rich in terms of joys and cheers; you need not spend much to grab all the fun here.

What makes Kyoto special?

The Gion Matsuri festival is what makes a trip to Kyoto popular among travelers.

When should one visit Kyoto to enjoy the best experiences of the place?

There are a number of temples and places to make your every trip memorable, anytime. July month is considered as the best time as the month witnesses Gion Matsuri Festival and that will add spark to your trip.

Where does one must go if traveling with kids in Japan?

Don’t forget to travel to Tokyo Disneyland in Tokyo city. This is a great place to see the wide and bright smiles on kids’ faces if traveling with the family. Apart from this people must visit Takeshita Street in Harajuku, kiddy land in Shibuya, Odaiba district, Shinjuku Tokyo and more.

What are some of the activities to indulge in with kids when in Japan?

There are plenty of activities to indulge in when traveling with kids to Japan like:

• Visiting theme parks
• Taking a dip in Onsen hot baths
• Visiting towns and villages
• Taking a ride on the Shinkansen Bullet Train
• Skiing or snowboarding
• Picnicking under the full bloom Cherry trees
• Taking part in Mochi making and many more
• All this and much more can be a part of the Japan Package Tour that one opts for.

What is Japan famous for?

Japan is famous for plenty of things like traditional arts, calligraphy, flower arrangements, scenic beauty, tea ceremonies, beautiful gardens, sculptures and many more.

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• Places To Visit In Japan

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Meiji Shrine In Tokyo

Meiji Shrine is one of the most visited places in Tokyo. It is said to be the shrine of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. It is surrounded by a wide expanse of greenery and located just nearby is Yoyogi Park. The shrine draws many visitors since it is home to many many pathways that make for a serene environment for a walk ...

• Ideal for families
• Ideal for friends

Imperial Palace in Tokyo

The Imperial Palace located in Tokyo , which literally also means Imperial Residence, is the primary residing place of the Emperor of Japan. At present, the Tokyo Imperial Palace is located on the former site of a massive park arena covered by massive stone walls and moats right in the middle of Tokyo known as Edo Castle. It...

• Imperial Palace

Shibuya In Tokyo

Crammed with some really compelling nooks and crannies, the district of Shibuya located in Tokyo is one such attraction that you cannot afford to miss out on! A trend-setting powerhouse decked with iconic crossing, this place is dedicated to arts and fashion. The chaotic and yet amazingly organized, the crossing of this dis...

• Unlimited Fun

Tokyo Disneyland in Tokyo

One of the most fun places to be in Japan, Tokyo Disneyland is a great spot to let your inner child out to play. It was established in the year 1983 and was the very first Disneyland that opened up anywhere in the world outside of the United States. It is a massive theme park that draws inspiration from the movies produced ...

• Disneyland Tour

Tokyo Skytree in Tokyo

The Tokyo Skytree located in Tokyo is a gigantic broadcasting and observation tower in Tokyo . It is located in Sumida and is considered the second tallest structure in the world, after Burj Khalifa Tower in Dubai . With a recorded height of 2,080 feet and 450 floors above ground level, it is also the tallest tower in the wor...

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• Things To Do In Japan

Your list of the best things to do, compiled on the basis of actual traveler experiences

Harajuku Fashion Street in Tokyo

Are you a fashion enthusiast, or someone that can be considered as a fashionista, then strolling through the streets of Harajuku are meant to entice your soul. Nestled between the wards of Shibuya and Shinjuku in the metropolitan city of Tokyo, Harajuku is a hub of fascinating subcultures in Japan. Famed for its eccentric-s...

• Go shopping
• Unlimited fun

Shopping At Akihabara In Tokyo

Japan is the world's leading country for shopping of electronics. People who travel to Japan for tourist purposes also make a visit to some of the best markets in Japan to get their hands on some of the best things, especially electronics which they can get from Japan. One of the most popular markets which is a district in ...

Adventure Activities at Mount Takao in Tokyo

Mount Takao is the closest natural escape from Tokyo. With an elevation of 599 m not only does it presents amazing vistas but also a perfect spot for a day out. Since it is located within close proximity from the capital, it draws a huge crowd, especially during the weekends. It is situated at the Hachi?ji, Japan, and is a ...

• Adventure Activities
• Cable car rides

Nightlife at Roppongi in Tokyo

Roppongi is located in the heart-centre of Tokyo. It is a famous nightlife hub in Japan which is not only well-known to the tourists but also to the local people here An array of hotels found here is one main reason for its popularity among tourists. Since it is located in the heart of the capital city, it attracts a lot of...

Japan is gradually becoming one of the most preferred countries to spend the holidays. The intriguing culture and pop culture, both are creating the great blend of splendor together. You can embark on pilgrims and also for the peaceful streets of the places like Hiroshima. The Japan trip packages are not only an excursion of the places, but also an adventure and experience of something that is splendid. There are wonders to keep remembered and the snow clad northern island is making the place more special. Here you gather the glitter and delights of the place and the glazing streets are making it more awesome. A country with warm-hearted locals, we have much more for you to unwrap with our Japan travel packages.

Top Things To Do In Japan

1. attend the cherry blossom festival.

If you wish to fuel your trip to Japan with an awe-inspiring experience, attending the Cherry Blossom Festival is a must. If you plan your visit anytime between January and April, then make sure to add this activity in the itinerary of your Japan package . During this festival, you will see Sakura and Ume flowers bloom across different regions of Japan. Not only is it an awe-gasping experience but also apt for a fun picnic outing. For photo enthusiasts, this festival is a must since it provides a plethora of beautiful landscape imagery.

2. Savor Japanese Cuisine & Attend a Cooking Class

Japanese cuisine is known to have its own distinction. For a rich culinary experience, it is recommended that you plan a food tour. The main elements of Japanese cuisine include rice, miso soup, fish, seasonal vegetables and spices. Some of the traditional dishes that one can try in Japan are sushi, sashimi, tempura, soba, udon, unagi, yakitori, and onigiri. However, many modern aspects of these dishes are also available to savor. Togoshi Ginza, Yanaka Ginza Shotengai, and Harajuku are some of the fun places to visit in Japan for street food. Best of all, one can also learn more about the art of Japanese cuisine by attending a basic-level cooking class. Moreover, there are many outlets where you can opt to go soba making.

3. Witness Geisha Dance

Geisha is a traditional dance form of entertainment performed by female artists. These artists are skilled in many art forms such as classical singing and dancing. It offers a truly remarkable and vibrant time in Japan. One of the best places to witness this traditional dance form is during performances in Miyako Odori and Kyo Odori. One can spot many geisha artists dressed vibrantly in kimonos.

4. Visit the Hiroshima Peace Museum

No trip to Japan is complete without a visit to the famous Hiroshima Peace Museum. This activity will most probably be included in your Japan holiday package . Many people visit this place to show their respect to the lives lost during Hiroshima’s bombing. It is also an apt place to learn more about the events of the riveting past and the horrors of war. The memorial park and the museum stand witness to the atrocities that took place during 1945.

5. Watch a Sumo Show

One of the most intriguing things to partake in Japan is to stand witness to a sumo show. In order to watch this activity, it is recommended that you visit the Ryogoku area of Japan. Sumo wrestling is an integral part of Japan’s culture and heritage. It is one of the fun things to indulge in a Japan trip package . Best of all, you can also opt to participate in this activity at an additional cost. Whether you choose to indulge in sumo wrestling or watch it from some distance, both will leave you astounded. In this area, one can also visit a museum dedicated to sumo wrestling to know more about this activity.

Places to Stay

If you are planning a trip to Japan, you should definitely check out these ideal accommodation options to suit your type and budget!

1. Beniya Mukaya

Tucked away in the mountains, Beniya Mukaya is an ideal place to stay if you want to experience peace and natural beauty. Every room at this hotel has its own alkaline hot spring waters that are absolutely soothing. Guests can also experience spa therapies, yoga, meditation and herbal treatments here.

Star Category - 3-star

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 50,000

Location - 1-3 Yamashiroonsen, Kaga, Ishikawa 922-0242, Japan

2. Palace Hotel

Palace Hotel is one of the well-known 5-star hotels located amidst the best dining and shopping destinations in the area. The rooms at the hotel are luxurious yet comfortable and the proximity to the tourist attractions allow the visitors to explore the places at their own convenience.

Star Category - 5-star

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 35,000

Location - 1 Chome-1-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda City, Tokyo 100-0005, Japan

3. The Tokyo Station Hotel

The Tokyo Station Hotel is located close to the best tourist attractions in Japan making it the ideal place to stay. It offers great views of the city and the rooms at the hotel are spacious providing maximum comfort to the visitors. There is also an in-house restaurant and sp services which guests can enjoy throughout their stay.

Starting Price (Per Night) - INR 26,000

Location - 1-9-1 Marunouchi, Chiyoda Ku, Tokyo, Japan

Restaurants in Japan

Scroll down to know the finest places in Japan to enjoy a fine dining experience with your loved ones -

1. Robot Restaurant

Robot restaurant is one of the coolest restaurants in Tokyo Japan. Located in the Kabukicho entertainment and red light district, it is not a traditional style restaurant but a place where visitors can enjoy theatrical performances by people dressed in colorful costumes while enjoying the delicious food.

Timings: 4 to 11 pm

TripAdvisor Rating: 4/5

Location: 1-7-1 Kabukicho, Shinjuku 160-0021, Tokyo

2. Touzan-Hyatt Regency

Located in the heart of Kyoto, Touzan-Hyatt Regency offers authentic Japanese cuisine like sashimi, udon noodles and more. The ambience of the restaurant is pretty stylish and they also have a bar which offers delicious drinks and goes amazingly with the delicious dishes.

Timings: Lunch Wed–Sun 11:30 am–2:30 pm, Dinner Wed–Sun 5:30 pm–9:00 pm (last seating at 8:30 pm)

Location: 644-2, Sanjusangendo, Hyatt Regency, Kyoto

3. Narisawa Restaurant

Narisawa Restaurant is one of the best restaurants in Tokyo Japan. The restaurant specializes in a wide variety of cuisines and their lunch and dinner menu changes in every season. The uber chic restaurant also has an amazing collection of wine that goes superb with all the dishes.

Timings: 12–3pm, 6–10pm (Monday and Tuesday closed)

TripAdvisor Rating: 4.5/5

Location: 2 Chome-6-15 Minamiaoyama, Minato City, Tokyo 107-0062, Japan

4. Honke Owariya Restaurant

Honke Owariya Restaurant is a traditional Japanese restaurant that is popular for its noodles and confectionaries at an affordable price. Said to be one of the oldest restaurants in Japan, Saba noodles and vegetable soup are a must try here.

Timings: 11 am to 4 pm

Location: 64 Tienmeianocho, Shijo, Simogyo-Ku, Kyoto

5. Nobu Restaurant

Serving amazing seafood and sushi, Nobu Restaurant offers new style Japanese cuisine and a lively ambience along with a bar. Visitors get to choose from an extensive bar menu and wine collection. It is a perfect place to hangout with friends and business people.

Timings: 11:30 AM - 1:45 PM, 5:30 PM - 9:45 PM

Location: 4-1-28 Toranomon tower, Minato, Tokyo

Recommendations For Every Tourist

If you want to travel the best exotic spots on the earth, Japan is the only place. The place is beautiful, stunning and awe-inspiring with the views, Shinto shrines, and Buddhist temples. You must plan to visit here soon and for this purpose, you must raise a few steps to complete the process. You will visit our website and choose the best one from our Japan holiday packages. Once you have selected, you are all set and we are here to process the rest forward. Discover the small restaurants, find a seat in the crowded local transport or just enjoy a life of comfort during your trip with the Japan tour package. You would not miss out on any specialty when you book with the package. Assure yourself a hassle-free trip with the best-selling packages.

Safety Measures For Japan Tour

Some of the safety measures for the travelers to follow when traveling in Japan are -

• Avoid contact with people who are sick
• Wash your hands regularly or use sanitizer. Sanitizers are easily available in Japan
• Avoid touching your face with unwashed hands
• Cover your mouth when coughing or sneezing and maintain social distancing at all times
• Japan is a safe country for tourists. It is ranked 26 out of 162 of the safest and most dangerous cities in the world. However, overall crime scene and risk is low as compared to other countries.
• Although Japan has a low rate of overall crime, there are reports of petty thefts and robberies. Be careful of pickpockets in Japan, especially in crowded areas and public transport. Keep your valuables close to you and do not leave anything unattended.
• Japan has very low crime record of kidnapping or mugging. But you should keep away from strangers or people who seem too over-friendly. Do not accept anything from strangers and avoid street touts who might be seen in your neighbourhoods.
• Do not carry a huge amount of cash to any public places in Japan. Reports of fraudulent credit card charges have been frequently registered with the police. Make transactions on your own and do not let any vendor or waiter intrude.

Useful Travel Tips For Japan Tour

• It is suggested to check the weather conditions during the time you are planning for a vacation in Japan before you book the travel package
• Carry a Japanese to English language dictionary. Even though the latter language is used in Japan, most of the places won’t offer the benefit of translation
• Although Japan is a technologically advanced country, it is still very far from being a cashless society. Therefore, withdrawing money from the ATMs available here is the best idea. You can easily find a 7-Bank ATM inside a 7-eleven store on the departure floor at Narita Airport in Tokyo
• Japan has the most efficient public transport system in the world - 150 lines and 2000 stations of overground and underground rail. Only challenge is to figure out the ways to commute along these stations. Download the app Hyperdia on your phone for a hassle-free commute around Japan
• If you are travelling on your own in Japan, you must figure out the best accommodations before you reach there. Location is essentially important in Japan because it helps you save time and money. Some of the preferred locations among tourists are Shinjuku and Shibuya in Tokyo, Ginza and Tokyo Station areas.
• If you are planning to spend most of the time outdoors, it is better to get a pocket wifi or 4G sim card of your own. Hotels and restaurants offer wi-fi but it is not feasible while you are on the go
• People in Japan wear masks to avoid getting infected by germs and infecting others if they are ill. You may also choose to get a sterilized mask for your own health benefits
• Convenience stores are open 24-hours a day in Japan. For any random needs at any time of the day, head to any of the convenience stores near your hotel or station
• Tipping is a strict NO in Japan. Under any circumstances, do not tip the waiters or servicemen in restaurants, cafes or coffee places.
• Get your personal smartphone from home. You can buy a sim card in Japan and use your phone anywhere. Since wi-fi is not available everywhere in Japan, you need to get a 4G sim card in Japan
• Pack a comfortable pair of shoes and modest clothes which won’t show off too much skin. Also, make sure that your shoes are easy to take off. A lot of tourist places in Japan, which include temples, restaurants and ryokans (Japanese inns) ask everyone to take shoes off before entering.
• The power outlets in Japan are usually 2-pinned polarized outlets, where one slot is slightly wider than the other. If you have any 3-pinned appliances, then you must pack an adaptor for the same
• If you are on a prescribed medication, make sure to pack your medicines before you leave for Japan. Although some medicines are easily available in Japan, others may be difficult to find
• Travel insurance for Japan must always be packed along with other important documents and identity proofs

The land of sushi and wasabi, Japan has become a really popular destination amongst travelers and tourists alike from all over the world. What attracts people to this island country in East Asia located in the Pacific Ocean is its rich culture that fits perfectly into the modern framework that this country has developed over the ages. Everything is proper and systematic, yet the ever-so permeating old elements and culture of this place fit perfectly into the country’s framework. With the Japan tour packages including airfare offered by TravelTriangle, you would get a chance to experience the amazing elements that Japan is all about.

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The much-awaited japan e-visa programme was launched in india on april 1 and is valid for up to 90 days. the move aims to streamline the process of obtaining a visa to enable short-term travel from several countries to japan..

The programme began in India on April 1. Under this e-Visa programme, Indian tourists no longer need to carry a physical passport to enter Japan. The programme is also available for travellers from Australia, Brazil, Cambodia, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Singapore, South Africa, Taiwan, the United Arab Emirates, the United Kingdom and the United States.

The much-awaited Japan e-Visa programme can be availed through the Japan Visa Application centres operated by VFS Global. Under this revised system, tourists planning to visit Japan have to submit their applications to the Visa Application Centres, after which they will be able to receive electronic visas, thus removing the need to carry physical passport stickers.

How to apply Japan e-Visa?

Internet access is a must to file for an e-Visa for entering Japan. A digital 'visa issuance notice' must be presented to the authorities upon arrival at the airport, and any other format than that, including photos and screenshots, will not be considered valid for entry. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to avail an e-Visa for Japan.

• To initiate the process of applying for an e-Visa, individuals must first access the official website of the Japan Visa Application Centre, managed by VFS Global, through https://visa.vfsglobal.com/ind/en/jpn/ .
• From there on, individuals can choose the "Temporary Visitor Visa" option and review all requirements carefully. Tourists must download the application form and fill it out accurately before printing it. Correct documents must be provided by the individuals.
• Individuals can then schedule an appointment to submit their application at the Visa Application Centre. Once they have booked their appointment, they will receive an appointment confirmation email along with their letter of appointment.
• After the visa application form is submitted at the centre, the tourists will have to pay their application fee. After that, the tourists will have to wait for an email notification informing them of when the e-Visa is ready for collection. Approved applicants will receive an e-Visa instead of a physical visa. Individuals can also track their visa application status online using the reference number from the invoice or receipt issued by the centre.
• While checking in at the airport, individuals will be required to display a "visa issuance notice" from their mobile devices, provided by the travel agency in either printed or PDF forms. The notice can be displayed by scanning a two-dimensional barcode with their devices and entering the required information. A countdown timer shown at the top right indicates that the notice is valid.

During the application process, the tourists planning to visit Japan may be requested to appear in person at the Japanese overseas establishment with jurisdiction over the place of the applicant's residence for an interview. By adhering to the stipulated criteria, Indian tourists can experience a seamless travel experience to Japan on a tourist e-Visa, valid for 90 days.

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Japan Frequently Asked Questions

We help you prepare for your trip and ensure an effortless and enjoyable travel experience.

What's the most visited place in Japan?

Japan is famous for its rich culture, history, tradition, and architecture and is home to many beautiful tourist spots in the country. The most visited place in Japan is Tokyo - the country's capital. Tokyo is famous for its culture depicted through the temples, shrines, and gardens. Also, it is known as a premier hub for entertainment, shopping, culture, and cuisine. Other than Tokyo people often include Kyoto, Nara, Mount Fuji, Sapporo, Hiroshima, Osaka and many more in their Japan Tour package.

How much is the cost of a Japan tour package?

The cost of a Japan trip depends on various factors like which time you are planning to go, attractions you wish to explore, accommodation, food, sightseeing, how to travel within the city and more. Usually, Japan is not that much expensive and caters to every budget. You can also explore Veena World Japan tour packages from India for a budget vacation.

How many days are enough to see Japan?

Generally, a 6-day trip to explore Japan is recommended. In this, you can visit various attractions along with street shopping and stall hopping. In the meantime, you can also enjoy the delicious street food and cuisines of Japan. You can check for Veena World Japan Travel Package for an ideal vacation and fit into your budget.

Do you need a visa for Japan?

Yes, every foreign citizen will need a visa to enter Japan. Generally, You must have a valid passport and an onward/return ticket for a tourist/business visa that stays up to 90 days. Meanwhile, Japan Government offers various types of visas for different purposes. Also, Japan has introduced eVisas which process can be done online. Japanese visas can be grouped into 3 main categories:

Working visa - These are long-term stay visas which will be given by japan embassy only. There are eligibility criteria for different professional fields.

Tourists Visa - Any tourist must obtain a tourist visa before entering the country. Canadian passport holders and US nationals can now obtain an eVisa for tourism online. The Japan tourist visa is a short-term stay visa and tourists can remain in Japan for up to 30 days, but this tourist visa is valid for a period of up to 90 days.

Which is the best time to visit Japan?

Japan is one of the most unique countries in the world. The best time to visit Japan is during spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November). This is when Japan is at its most vibrant, with delicate cherry blossoms or bright red leaves adding contrast to the scenery. Make sure you book your Japan travel Package from India early as this city gets crowded in the season.

Is Japan safe to visit?

Japan is a safe country to visit and has a very low crime rate. However, tourists should take minor precautions whether they are travelling solo or in a group. Don’t travel alone to secluded places; avoid carrying valuables to public places, and follow the issued guidelines by the government of Japan. The police in Japan are very proactive, which gives you a safer experience while travelling. Veena World provides the best deals on Japan group tour packages and our tour manager will assist you throughout your journey for a delightful and secure trip.

What is Japan's most famous dish?

Japan is well known for its food across the world because of its wide range of seasonal delicacies, health-related advantages, and sophisticated taste. Sushi is the most famous dish in Japan, out of all their cuisines. Sushi is a combination of raw fish, vinegared rice, and vegetables. It is available in different forms. You can explore Veena World’s Japan holiday packages from India that are cost-efficient and our tour manager will assist you throughout your journey, making it convenient and delightful.

Do you provide customized holidays to Japan?

Yes, we provide customized holidays to Japan where we make sure that customers have the freedom to personalize their travel plans as they see fit. You can explore the famous tourist attractions in the Land of the Rising Sun where you can witness the best of both modern and traditional culture. Every step of the way, our travel specialists will help you make preferable inclusions based on your individual preferences. 

Is Japan worth visiting?

Yes, Japan is definitely worth visiting as it delivers breathtaking experiences with its composition of hi-tech cities and ancient holy temples. It is also one of the safest countries in the world with low crime rates. Japan also offers a wide variety of seasonal foods with combinations of complex flavours and good for health-related factors. There is no other destination that can provide travellers from all around the world with so many different forms of pleasing experiences and tourist attractions. Veena World offers great deals on Japan tour packages. We also provide a customized itinerary that you can personalize as per your needs.

How much money is required for the Japan tour?

The cost of your trip varies depending on the type of tour package you choose for Japan, the duration of the days you will be spending, the type of accommodation you choose for your trip, what kind of conveyance you are travelling by, etc. You can pick from the wide range of packages that Veena World has to offer that suit your needs and come within your budget. The packages available for Japan range from budget-friendly to exquisite tours, so you can undoubtedly find the type of tour package as per your preferences.  

Get to know more about Japan before booking your tour packages

With total number of islands as 6852, Japan is a land covered with 70% of mountains with over 200 of them being volcanoes. Japan is an ironic land which has beautifully blended in traditions with the modern life coexisting together. Also known to the world as the Land of the Rising Sun, Japan is known for out of the box fashion trends as also for its culinary experiments which can be lived along with Veena World’s Japan travel packages from India. Even though Japan is a relatively small country, the depth of its culture and colour is immeasurable. The wonder of Japan lies in its unique blend of traditions, combining true multicultural modernity with ancient heritage. At Veena World, we understand the core nature of this epic land, based on which we hand stitch the itineraries into affordably priced Japan travel packages available online. Your choice stands as our priority, may it be for adventure or for leisure, for some special reason like honeymoon or just a short escape travel, for a desire to travel alone or with family and all of it is made possible with Veena World!

This land is truly a walk through timeline which take you to future and yet the ancient times, all at the same place. Japan is definitely a destination which will help you weave in some wonderful memories to be cherished for a lifetime! Veena World has a focus of innovating and building unrivalled tours. We bring together everything best available, for a one of a kind memory and travel story that can be shared with your loved ones. Raise your spirits for the most affordable and memorable Asian trip!

The Geography and Seasons

While there is no best time to visit Japan as such, the country has four beautiful seasons that can be explored with our Japan holiday packages from India available online. Namely, winters which are dry and cool and are observed in January and February. The heart-warming spring is lovely which can be experienced in March, April and May. The sun-kissed summers are followed with hot and humid climate of June, July, August, September and October. And autumn, is the best season of the year, which falls on November and December. If great travel is what you are after, then any time can be the best time to visit Japan with our affordably priced Japan tour package.

The Culture

Even though Japan is a relatively small country, the depth of its culture and colour is immeasurable and can be experienced along with any of our online Japan tour package. The wonder of Japan lies in its unique blend of traditions, combining true multicultural modernity with ancient heritage. Explore the culture and the people of this land, along with our Japan tour packages from India, known for being entitled to display the true specimen of the harmony of modernism and ancient roots blended together. This land is so famous for its food that you will encounter delicacies almost in every corner of this land. The true culture and tradition is even reflected in their one of a kind cuisine and can be experienced with our Japan travel packages.

The Experience

Along with our affordably priced Japan holiday packages from India, experience an exciting, thrilling ride on the world famous Japanese bullet train to Tokyo. Mount Fuji known to be Japan’s tallest peak and an active volcano lets you enjoy the spectacular views of the mountain is an interesting part of our Japan tour packages from India available online. The leisurely stroll around Lake Hakone or Lake Ashi is something that brings you closer to nature with any of our Japan tour package.

The Highlights

The main highlights of Osaka, Hiroshima and Tokyo. Japan tour package price is framed affordably and includes Tokyo, the capital of Japan, land of towering skyscrapers and a perfect fusion of tradition with technology! The beautiful Ashikaga Flower Park which is a massive park of about 9 hectares that is over 23 acres, showcases the stunning arrays of ‘Wisteria (Fuji)’ flowers as well as many other wonderful blooms. This unforgettable view is so perfect for any postcard! Witness this incredible sight with our Japan travel packages from India. Osaka known as the third largest city of Japan known for its architecture and delicious street food. Explore Nara, the first permanent capital of Japan, where you visit the Nara Deer Park, home to hundreds of freely roaming deer and an iconic feature of the city in our best Japan tour package. The population of nearly 1200 deer in the park have also been declared as natural treasures will leave you spellbound with our Japan tour packages from India. One of the most remarkable landmark of Nara includes the Todaiji Temple which is an UNESCO world heritage site and one of Japan’s most significant and historic temples. A drive towards Kyoto gives you a scenic view of Golden Pavilion. The Kiyomizu Temple and Nijo Castle are a few unarguably the most interesting picks of this land from any of our Japan tour package. The Osaka Castle which is one of Japan’s most famous landmarks is one interesting site to visit. Whereas visiting Hiroshima takes you on a life changing experience. All of our affordably priced Japan tour package include the Bomb Dome, Sadako Monument and the amazing structure of the Memorial Cenotaph, dedicated to the ordeal of the nuclear attack that the city suffered and the memories of its victims leave your soul touched with a deep realisation of the severity of the incident. The Hiroshima History Museum and Peace Park also moves your heart. Palette town is a one-stop destination for attractive amusement spots, stores and restaurants. The town is home to Toyota Motor’s Mega Web which is a showroom where you can experience car races, new technologies and Venus Fort known to be a women’s theme park filled with fashion and beauty. The visit to Rainbow Bridge known for being a spectacular suspension bridge in the city gives you feel of being in a Japanese movie. The Asakusa Temple Complex along with Nakamise shopping arcade, an Imperial Palace, Sky Tree and Shinjuku Garden which is one of the largest and most beautiful gardens of Tokyo are all one of a kind inclusions of our Japan travel packages available online. The Tokyo Tower Observatory Deck gives you an extremely amazing aerial views of the city completes the perfect trip to Japan.

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Japan Online Visa for Citizens of India

Japan is often a top destination for both tourism and business travel. Indian citizens who wish to visit Japan require a visa .

The temporary visitor visa grants Indian nationals permission to stay in Japan for up to 90 days . This type of Japan tourist visa is meant for short-term business trips, visits to friends and family, or general tourism in Japan.

The New Japan e-Visa for Indian Citizens

There will soon be a new electronic visa (eVisa) for visits to Japan from India . The government of Japan has indicated that they will start rolling this out starting in 2020 .

To apply for the Japan eVisa for Indian citizens , travelers will require a valid passport as well as some other supporting documents . No longer will applicants have to visit the Japanese embassy to obtain their application form and apply since the process will be entirely online.

Japan Tourist eVisa requirements from India

The application asks for some personal details , which should be entered exactly as they appear on the passport. The applicant must provide details about their trip, such as dates of travel, the purpose of travel, port of entry, and the travel company (ship or airline) with which the applicant is traveling. Lastly, the application requires details of where the traveler will stay while they are in Japan .

The applicant is also required to answer a series of questions related to any past criminal history or immigration violations.

Japan Online Visa Requirements from India

Applicants should review the list of visa requirements in order to prepare their Japan visa application . If two or more people will be traveling together for the same purpose, they can apply together.

For a typical Japan tourist visa from India , applicants will need to prepare the following items:

• A valid Indian passport , signed, with 2 blank visa pages
• The completed visa application form
• A recent passport-sized photo with a white background
• A recent bank certificate and latest income tax return to prove sufficient funds for the trip
• If someone else will be funding the travel, the sponsor will need to submit additional documents with the application. This includes a letter of guarantee, a document which proves the relationship to the applicant , and a copy of the sponsor’s bank certificate and income tax return
• An itinerary of travel plans in Japan . This should include dates, activities, contact person and accommodation
• A hotel confirmation and flight tickets including a return trip to India

Depending on the type of visa and the situation of the traveler, the application may require additional documents :

• Students must include a parental consent form plus a bank certificate and a copy of parent’s tax return
• Those traveling with a dependent must submit an official document proving the relationship This can be either a marriage or a birth certificate
• If traveling to Japan on an invitation from a business contact or family member, the person who invited them will need to submit a formal letter
• Visitors traveling to Japan on business need to provide a copy of the business registration and their employment contract

Japan e-Visa Application from India

Before the eVisa is available, Indian travelers will have to download the forms and submit them to an Application Center in India .

The application form is available online as well as in person at the Embassy in New Delhi , or at the Japanese Consulate General locations in Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, or Bengaluru. Of course, once the eVisa is made available, the applicant can go online to submit the Japanese travel visa application.

Japan Visa types for Indian Passport Holders

It is important that the traveler applies for the correct visa type for their intended trip .

The most common visa types issued by Japan are for the purposes of short-term tourism and short-term business travel. However, there are many more visa types depending on the situation of the traveler. Review the different visa types carefully to determine which situation fits most closely with the purpose of visiting Japan.

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Explore japan with ultimate japan tour packages.

A call to the fervent globetrotters: Japan- the land of the rising sun solicits your choice from our various excellent Japan tour packages .

Japan is truly synonymous with timeless beauty and an idyllic blend of ageless traditions and contemporary lifestyle - making it one of the preferred holiday tour packages in the world.

From Shinkansen, the mesmerising bullet train, to the tranquil Buddhist and Shinto temples, you can have it all by exploring India to Japan tour packages .

Despite the wars in the past and recurring nature’s fury, the country is an epitome of progress concerning technology, lifestyle, and industrialisation that surpasses even the most developed nations across the globe. For these reasons and more, Japan tour packages are highly coveted.

Japan is thereby influencing Indian travellers to look beyond the Indian holidays  and India tour packages and explore this phenomenal country.

Let’s delve into the specifics of Japan tourism to help you explore Japan tour packages from India.  These offer the best deals at the best prices, and with excellent health and safety measures.

The currency of Japan is Japenese Yen - JPY .

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Japan Trip: Best Time to Visit Japan

Anytime is a good time to visit Japan. Nonetheless, every season has something unique to offer to visitors in scenic appeal, food, and festivals. So, explore the Japan tourism packages that cater to your choice.

• Spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) are the peak seasons.

The weather is enjoyable and cool, and the ambience is vibrant with dainty cherry blossoms and striking red leaves that add a beautiful contrast to the panoramic views. Most India to Japan tour packages consider this season to be the best choice for travel.

• Summer months (June to August) and the rainy season (end of May to the end of June or July) make the shoulder season.

This is the best time for hikers and backpackers to explore the Japanese Alps and Hokkaido’s national parks. You will find many exciting Japan tour packages from India for this season.

• Winter (December to February) is off-season.

This time isn’t trendy among tourists, Yet, you will find some Japan tour packages and Japan tourism packages that offer thrilling experiences like skiing and other offbeat festivals.

Pro Tip : While exploring India to Japan tour packages,  take into account certain important events like Shogatsu (Japanese New Year), the Golden Week (between April 29 and May 5), and Obon (mid-August or mid-July, depending on the area). These are busy times for the native people. So, plan your Japan trip accordingly.

Japan Visa for Indians

To visit Japan, all Indian passport holders need to apply for a Visitor Visa, valid for 90-days. There are about sixteen Visa application centres across India for India tours to Japan. You can visit the website of the Embassy of Japan to download the visa application form and follow the simple procedure mentioned on the portal.

Pro-tip: Keep a margin of about 60-90 days when you apply for the Visitor Visa to your planned dates of the Japan trip .

Nevertheless, Japan tour packages by established travel companies ensure a hassle-free process.

Japan Tourism: Best Places to Visit

Here are some of the top tourist attractions included in most Japan tour packages from India and Japan tourism packages .

Being the country’s highest and spectacular mountain, most Japan tour packages  have this place on their itinerary.

Momentous Kyoto

Kyoto has many historic tales to narrate and is an abode to around seventeen UNESCO World Heritage sites.

Nearly all Japan tour packages from India cover places like Kyoto Imperial Palace (Kyoto-Gosho), the breathtaking Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Nijo Castle, and the Zen temple Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) in Kyoto.

Nara: The Temple City

This pristine city is home to numerous historic buildings, national treasures, and splendid works of art. The glorious seventh-century Kofuku-ji Temple and Todai-ji (Great East Temple) are unmissable.

If you are a religious person, consider the Japan tourism packages that let you explore Nara.

Tokyo: The Capital City

India to Japan tour packages can never miss out on Tokyo. The modern city is a treasure trove of countless attractions like the Imperial Palace, East Higashi-Gyoen Garden, Nijubashi Bridge, Ginza shopping district, museums, professional sports clubs, and a lot more. The city also prides itself in music, theatre, and quirky festivals.

Most India to Japan tour packages will cover the best of these places to give you an incredible travelling experience.

Japan Tourism: Local Dishes to Try

Besides the world-famed delicate varieties of Sushi, there’s more to Japanese cuisine that entails a lot of regional variations. You will get to savour different tastes at different times of the year on your Japan trip .

Japan tour packages from India will ensure that you are never far from a delicious meal. Here’s a rundown of some local dishes that are sure to fill your tummies and satiate your tastebuds.

Sushi: Needless to say that you will be eating Sushi while in Japan, but the entertaining conveyor belt sushi ( kaiten-zushi ) is a must-try.

Sashimi: It is similar to Sushi, but it’s not Sushi! It is raw fish cut into small pieces and served without rice. Try out the different varieties of Sashimi!

Onigiri (Rice Balls): Stuffed with a palatable filling, on the surface, they look like plain rice balls.

Miso Soup: It’s famed for its incredible taste and numerous health benefits and served as a side dish.

Other delectable local dishes of Japan are Oden, Yakitori (grilled chicken skewers), Sukiyaki, Tempura, Inoshishi (wild boar ramen), Soba (Buckwheat Noodles), and Udon (Wheat Noodles).

Things to Do on Your Japan Trip

Apart from chasing the enchanting views at Mount Fuji, travelling by Shinkansen, unwinding in surreal Kyoto, and binging on Sushis, here are a few of the umpteen things you can do in Japan.

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Stroll through Kitakyushu’s Flower Tunnels

The Wisteria tunnels of Kitakyushu will make your heart skip a beat and make you believe that the world of ‘Alice in Wonderland’ exists for real.

Sleep in the Famous Capsule Hotel

It’s one of the best ways to save your money in a glitzy city like Tokyo that will offer you a unique experience to remember for life.

Witness a Sumo Match

Basho- Japan’s sumo tournaments are conducted just six times a year. If you happen to witness it, you indeed are lucky!

Be a Part of Unique Festivals

About 200,000 festivals take place in a year. So, when you visit Japan, you ought to be a part of some enthusiastic festivals.

The majority of Japan tour packages  in the numerous India holiday packages will allow you to soak their culture through their joyous festivities.

Dine in Tokyo’s Robot Restaurant

If you happen to visit the place, you will believe that the future is here!

Souvenirs to Look out For

Most Japan tour packages  will facilitate an exciting souvenir trail.

You can invade the Hyaku yen (100 yen) store for some cute and thoughtful gifts or grab some Omiyage Snack Boxes.

Ningyo or the traditional Japanese dolls make endearing souvenirs. Other unique souvenirs of Japan entail Origami kits and tools, Yokai Miniatures, Sensu (Japanese fans), elegantly painted Hashi (chopsticks), daintily embroidered accessories, and Dagashi (affordable candy and snacks) .

Japan tourism has the prowess to brighten the spirits of even the most cynical traveller. With numerous captivating landmarks, adventure and leisure activities, delectable oriental food, Japan proves to be a perfect investment for your time and money.

So, explore the Japan tour packages from India to travel solo or with your friends and family. We can vouch that the medley of experiences that you will garner in this country will be treasured for the rest of your lives!

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1. How much does a trip to Japan cost?

A: A 7-day trip to Japan for one person would cost around Rs 1.5 Lakh. This estimate would include air travel, accommodation, sightseeing and food.

2. Which is the best time of year to visit Japan?

A: The spring and autumn seasons are ideal to visit Japan. Spring lasts between the months of March and May and are ideal to witness the Cherry Blossom in all its glory; the autumn months of September till November gives you a chance to see the vibrant colors of the Maple trees. However, there is plenty to do in Japan around the year.

3. What should I know before I visit Japan for the first time?

A: Here are some tips about Japan if you are visiting for the first time:

• • The Metro has a wide network across Tokyo & is the cheapest & quickest way to explore the city at your own pace.
• • Taxis are very expensive in Tokyo and are recommended only when you wish to travel within 4-5km and when you have the complete address to show to the taxi driver.
• • Not all cab drivers are well versed with English, however you might see a few who can communicate in English. It is advisable to carry your Hotel Key with you and show it to Taxi Drivers to eradicate any confusion about your hotel address.
• • Most metro stations and train stations have signage in English.

4. What are the best things to do in Japan?

A: Japan is known for its rich culture, heritage and technological advancement and is home to 23 World Heritage Sites. It is also big on culinary and shopping experiences.

You can land in the capital city of Tokyo and experience the juxtaposition of modern architecture (Like the Tokyo Tower) with historic temples and museums. Mt. Fuji lies towards the south-west of Tokyo and is an active volcano that is considered sacred by the Japanese. You have the natural hot springs of Hakone to relax yourself.

If you’re a history buff you would be keen to visit the Peace Park Memorial in Hiroshima and the shrines in Kyoto. While in Kyoto, check out the Japanese bullet train and make time for a traditional tea ceremony. The nearby port city of Osaka gives you a taste of modern architecture with Umeda Skywalk and you can also indulge yourself in Japanese cuisine and lively nightlife.

If you’re visiting in autumn, then be sure to check out Lake Kawaguchi and Shirakawa for the hot springs and the Autumn hues. Hirosaki castle is a must visit for the best viewing of the Cherry Blossom Festival that begins with the onset of April. Japan is also big on recreation. Book a skiing trip in Sapporo and if you’re with kids then Disneyland in Tokyo is a must.

5. How much money will I spend on food in Japan?

A: A meal in Japan costs about a 2500 yen and there is no dearth of cuisines to suit all palates.

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Cherry blossoms, tea ceremonies, calligraphy and poetry mingle to create an unrivalled experience on your Japan tour. Despite its comparatively tiny size, there’s so much to discover in East Asia’s cultural gem. Japan tour packages offer a variety of experiences for travellers who want to delve into the country's culture and traditions. If you're looking for a fully organised Japan trip, the Japan tour packages from Thomas Cook might be the way to go. Japan is a study of dichotomy and cultural coexistence between traditional belief systems and values and an ultramodern way of life. Days are marked by quiet disciplined dedication to work that is the hallmark of life in Japan and evenings bring out the raw, energetic playful side of Japan awash in a sea of neon and sake. Like the Taoist principle of ‘Yin’ and ‘Yang’, prevalent in China, Japanese culture has ‘In’ and ‘Yo’, a belief in opposing cosmic forces coexisting in perfect harmony.  If you want an example of a country that works extra hard, and plays even harder, look no further than Japan. This is primarily why Japan is seen as a benchmark for a modern culture that many others aspire to. Organised chaos is the name of the game in Japan. To the casual observer on a Japanese holiday, Japan may appear hectic, crowded and unorganised even, but this is far from the truth. Japan is like a giant jigsaw puzzle where thousands of pieces fit perfectly without any dissonance. Japan tourism is one of these pieces and it manages to fit right in among the many other facets, making a visit to Japan feel alien and homely at the same time. The birthplace of Sushi, the playground of technology, the land from which sleek skyscrapers rise and Anime characters come to life, wouldn’t you like to experience this all? Japan tours are designed to allow you to experience the best of this dichotomy, whether you're interested in visiting ancient temples and experiencing traditional tea ceremonies, or exploring the bright lights and cutting-edge technology of Tokyo . Mountains, volcanoes, forests and sand dunes, let Japan’s natural marvels pull you further and further in on your Japanese holiday with a variety of Japan tour packages from Thomas Cook!

• The country is home to more senior citizens than children.
• Japan operates the greatest number of vending machines in the world.
• Fruit is one of the best gifts in Japan.
• Slurping noodles is an act of politeness. 
• In Japan, you bow instead of shaking hands. 
• It’s forbidden to bathe in hot springs if one has a tattoo. 

Come sun, rain or snow, Japan shines bright. An all year-round wonder, travellers can enjoy a multitude of unique experiences across its wonderfully diverse cities. Whether you make a trip in summer, spring or winter, you will be in for a major surprise.So, the best time to visit Japan will depend on what you’d like to see. Spring is known for its iconic cherry blossoms and pleasant days spent ambling around the cities or cycling around rural Japan. Summer is all about the Alpine flowers and autumn infuses the landscapes with red-gold foliage. Winter, on the other hand, is a snowy wonderland where you can soak in one of Japan’s many geothermal hot springs or spend time in a traditional bathhouse with its wooden hot tubs. You can easily find Japan tour packages scheduled for any of these seasons on our website. Japan has many festivals to mark the changing seasons, depending upon the festivals you wish to partake in and the sights you wish to drink in, your choice of travel will vary. Note - Thomas Cook has special Japan tour packages and itineraries for those wishing to partake in the splendour of the cherry blossoms.

The fastest and most efficient way of reaching Japan is via flight . Narita Airport, Osaka International Airport, Kansai Airport and Haneda Airport make up the prime international airports in Japan, offering connectivity to all major Indian cities such as Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Hyderabad and Chennai. Individuals may select from the following carriers to make the trip - Jet Airways, Air India, Korean Air, Singapore Airlines, Emirates, Jet Star, Cathay Pacific and China Airlines. With Thomas Cook’s Japan tour packages, getting to Japan is the easy part, leaving Japan after a mind-blowing Japanese trip is the hard part. Most popular Japan tour packages offered on our page feature the choice of included and optional flights. There’s also the scenic route for all those traveling from Korea , China, Taiwan and Russia, who can reach Japan via ferry. Get more details on how to reach Japan .

Tokyo is one of the 47 prefectures in Japan and has served as its capital since 1869. It is a must visit Tokyo in Japan  on every Japanese tour as it encapsulates what Japan stands for, an ultramodern metropolis with traditional values. It is also a global capital when it comes to culture, fashion and gastronomy. Anime fans will jump at the opportunity to visit the Studio Ghibli museum in Mitaka. Devotees of the art of Japanese cuisine will jump at the chance to savour delicacies like ramen, sushi and tempura at one of Japan’s many Michelin-starred restaurants. Party animals can hit up karaoke bars at Shinjuku or nearby Kabuki Cho where the party never stops. Tokyo is often seen as the starting point in the itinerary of most Japan tour packages.

Though their names have the same letters, Tokyo and Kyoto are the opposites of each other. Here you will find Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, minimal Zen gardens, imperial palaces and traditional Japanese wooden houses. Kyoto in Japan is also the setting for the film Memoirs of a Geisha and taking a tour of the filming locations will invariably take you to some of Kyoto’s most famous landmarks such as the Fushimi Inari Shrine and Kiyomizu temple. Kyoto is also the home of Kaiseki cuisine, a style of traditional Japanese cuisine renowned for its simplicity, intricate presentation and subtle flavour. Just like Tokyo, you can easily find Japan tour packages that include a visit to Kyoto.

The ancient city of Nara in Japan is famous for its ancient temples and is steeped in history. Visit the Todai-ji temple with its 15m tall bronze Buddha called Daibutsu. There’s also the Nara park attached to this temple where you can watch cute Japanese deer roam freely. Established in the year 710, Nara is home to Naramachi a former market district that is lined with old Japanese houses some of which are over a century old. For a taste of Japan’s medieval history visit Heijo Palace which was an imperial palace and the seat of the emperor back when Nara was the capital of Japan. Explore the ancient beauty of Nara and other Japanese cities with the Japan holiday packages offered on our website.

This is Japan’s second largest island after the mainland, Honshu. Hokkaido is sandwiched between snowy alps and the sea, making its diverse geography a must see on your Japan tour. This is a land of lakes and parks. Visit Daisetsuzan National Park with its geothermal hot springs and steaming, volcanic mount Asahi, from where the famous Japanese beer Asahi gets its name. There’s also Shikotsu-Toya National Park with its lakes formed from volcanic caldera and Mount Yotei, Mount Fuji’s twin peak. The ski towns of Rusutsu, Niseko and Furano are an Asian Alpine paradise where you can ski, snowboard or make snow angels. Experience your dream vacation with affordable Japan packages available on our page. 

You may remember Mt. Fuji in Japan from the Godzilla movies, or any other film set in Japan for that matter. Mt. Fuji features prominently in any mention of Japan and occupies a place of pride in the Japanese mind who lovingly call it ‘Fuji-san’ as they would a friend or acquaintance. It is one of the three most sacred mountains in Japan and has been a pilgrimage site since the 3rd century. Hiking to the summit of this active volcano is one of the most popular activities you can undertake, passing through forests, past Sinto and Buddhist shrines and an ethereal beauty with a subtle muted colour palette featuring nature and the elements that is the hallmark of Japan. Consider looking for Japan tour packages from India that feature a day trip to Mt. Fuji.

Hiroshima has entered the history books for all the wrong reasons. It was the site of one of the worst acts of war during World War 2. It has since bounced back and now stands as a proud reminder of the resilience of the Japanese people. Hiroshima in Japan is now a modern city and a centre of trade and commerce with its own unique microculture and nightlife. A must visit on your Japan tour while you’re in Hiroshima is the A-Bomb dome, the only structure left standing after the city was destroyed and the Peace Memorial Park where the Flame of Peace, a fire that burns and will continue to burn until global nuclear disarmament is achieved, can be found. You can effortlessly find Hiroshima in the trip itinerary of many Japan tour packages from India. 

Ishigaki is the most popular island in the Yaeyama Islands in Japan’s Okinawa prefecture. It is a tropical paradise known for beaches and sites for snorkelling, diving and surfing as well as the commercial hub of the Yaeyama Islands. Within Ishigaki’s Iriomote-Ishigaki National Park lies the Shiraho Reef's rare blue coral. This is an example of the geographical diversity of Japan and is a must visit on your Japan tour. So, make sure to look for Japan packages that include a visit to Ishigaki.

Osaka in Japan is a large port city and commercial centre on the island of Honshu. It's known for its modern architecture, nightlife and lip-smacking street food such as yakitori and teriyaki. It is also the location of the 16th-century Osaka Castle, its main historical landmark which is surrounded by a moat and park with plum, peach and cherry-blossom trees making it a must visit during your vacation in Japan. Sumiyoshi-taisha is among Japan’s oldest Shinto shrines and one of Osaka’s most visited tourist landmarks where you can spend a peaceful day after a night out in Osaka. So, if you are interested in experiencing everything Osaka has to offer, look for Japan trip packages that include this port city in its itinerary. 

Yakushima is an island in the Kagoshima Prefecture of Japan. It is famous for its cedar forests which contain some of Japan’s oldest trees. The beaches here are also famous for being seasonal nesting grounds for loggerhead turtles. Nature lovers and budding naturalists are known to throng to these beaches during hatching season to watch tiny turtle hatchlings take their first steps towards the sea. Spend your dream vacation with your loved one in Yakushima by going for the professionally created Japan trip packages by Thomas Cook. 

Hakuba, a common inclusion in many Japan trip packages, is a village in the Japanese Alps, just outside the city of Nagano, which was host of the 1998 Winter Olympics. A winter sports hub, Hakuba is dotted with mountain resorts and mountainous terrain perfect for skiing, snowboarding and hiking. The Hakuba Ski Jumping Stadium, built for the 1998 games, at the base of the Happo-one resort is where you can watch daredevil skiers speed down the slopes before leaping off the ramp at the end. Hakuba village also offers grades of skiing for novices and experts alike and hot springs for you to beat the cold after a long day carving up the slopes.

Cuisine in Japan

Inspired by exotic regional produce and fresh seasonal ingredients, Japan creates gastronomical delights that continue to take the world by the storm. Some of its best and most traditional dishes include sushi (raw fish in fermented rice rolls), sashimi (thinly sliced raw fish), tempura (battered seafood/vegetables), yakitori (chicken skewers), tsukemono (pickles), udon (noodles) and sukiyaki (beef). Historically influenced by the Chinese, today Japanese cuisine has opened itself up to the influences of western cuisines. So, even when browsing through available Japan travel packages that include meals, make sure to do your own research on the local cuisine to get the best out of your trip.

Take a ramen tour of Japan

Ramen, known worldwide as an instant convenience food, is an artform in Japan. Witch types and styles of ramen that vary from prefecture to prefecture, taking a ramen tour of Japan makes perfect sense for the gastronomically inclined. Slurp ramen with miso, corn and plump scallops from Hokkaido, or try the shoyu ramen in Tokyo, with its light flavourful broth. Purists can try the tonkatsu ramen at Yokohama’s Chinatown, where this hearty dish was born on their Japan tour. 

Train like a sumo wrestler

Tokyo’s Tomioka Hachiman Shrine is the birthplace of sumo wrestling. Your Japan tour must include a pitstop at this temple to check out the temple and the neighbouring Ryogoku district where you will find dohyo’s or dojo’s or schools where sumo wrestlers live and train. Watch these gentle giants in action as they push, pull and throw each other around. Some dojos will allow you to partake in the action with a one-day sumo training course after which you can sit down to a hearty meal of Chankonabe, a specialty soup eaten by sumo wrestlers. 

Climb Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji, affectionately called Fujisan by the Japanese is an active volcano and Japan’s most iconic geographical landmark. It lies to the south west of Japan’s capital- Tokyo. One of the adventurous things to do in Japan is to climb the popular Mount Fuji in the months of July and August. Visitors can even enjoy the breath-taking views from either of these places- the Shin-Fuji station, from the top of the Chureito pagoda or any of the five lakes that surround the mountain. Experience Mount Fuji and various other Japanese wonders with the Japan travel packages by Thomas Cook.

Cheer Yourself Up with Japanese Cherry Blossoms 2024

The Cherry Blossom festival is Japan tourism’s biggest draw. People flock to gardens all over Japan to enjoy an evening of food, drinks, and music under the newly blossomed cherry trees and celebrate the view of the delicate pink sakura and ume flowers. Being in the Honshu region of Japan during the months of March and April is one of the best things to do in Japan. 

But when is the best time to visit? How to celebrate the cherry blossom festival? Read on to get answers to all your questions about the Japan cherry blossom.

When is the Japan Cherry Blossom Season 2024?

You can witness the beautiful colors of the cherry blossom season from April to May . However, the exact time depends on the location and weather conditions. 

The blooming period lasts two weeks on average. And the flowers remain in full bloom for a few days. That's why you must plan carefully if you want to catch the beauty of the cherry blossom season in Japan. 

The blossoms start from north to south. That means the Kanto and Kansai regions will be the earliest to witness the flowers. And the Tohoku region would witness it latest. 

Best Places to See Japan Cherry Blossom

You can enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms in many places in Japan. There are many parks and gardens where the cherry trees are in full bloom during spring. 

Tokyo, Kyoto, Hokkaido, and Osaka are the favorites of tourists for enjoying the beautiful blooming flowers. Tokyo has several large parks and gardens where you can see the flowers and have picnics with your friends and family. 

Here are some of the top places to enjoy the Japan cherry blossom season – 

• Ueno Park, Tokyo
• Meguro River, Tokyo
• Philosopher’s Walk, Kyoto
• Mount Yoshino, Nara Prefecture 
• Hirosaki Castle Park, Aomori Prefecture

How is the Japan Cherry Blossom Festival Celebrated?

The Japanese appreciate the beauty of cherry blossoms. The celebrations' main goal is to recognize life's transient nature. Just like the beautiful flowers, nothing is permanent in life. 

They call their celebrations Hanami. It means flower viewing. Families gather outdoors and have picnics and parties while admiring the flowers.  

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• Look for the perfect spot to enjoy the beauty of cherry blossoms.
• Now, get your food and drinks ready.
• You can then sit back and relax with your loved ones. Minutes will turn into hours and you will still long for more.

Start Planning for the Cherry Blossom Japan 2024 Festival

People from across the globe visit Japan during the cherry blossom season. So, you have to plan in advance if you want to make the most of your visit.

Party in Shinjuku

Shinjuku district in Tokyo is undoubtedly Tokyo’s party capital. Dotted with sake bars, karaoke clubs, video game arcade and the world-famous Robot Restaurant in Kabuki Cho which is a surreal look into a possible future for humanity. You needn’t worry while partying because Japanese culture dictates hospitality towards guests and visitors which means you can party without a care in the world. Worried about getting back home? You can ask a friendly Japanese policeman for a ride and they will ensure you are dropped off home safe and sound, a unique experience on your Japan tour for sure.

Visit the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum

Japan is the only country in the history of the world to have been attacked with an atomic weapon. The tragic day of August 9, 1945 is still remembered all over the world. To honour those who lost their lives in the incident and the efforts of the Japanese Government to spread awareness about the repercussions of the weapon used in the regions of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, led to the establishment of the Nagasaki Atomic Bomb Museum. Visiting this museum on your Japan trip is a sobering reminder of the horrors of war.

Spend a day at Disney Sea

Disney Sea in Tokyo is one of Disney’s most famous amusement parks worldwide. Thomas Cook’s Japan tours give you the option to visit this magical place where you can spend the day taking exciting rides and having fun with a host of cartoon characters from your childhood.

Visit the KitKat Museum

If like us you’re a fan of KitKat, the KitKat Chocolatery Museum in Tokyo is a must visit. Here you can find delicious flavours such as strawberry cheesecake, matcha (green tea) and almond cranberry. You can explore the processes behind the manufacture of these tasty treats and even customize your own with a wide assortment of ingredients. This is sure to add magic to your Japan tour.

Indian nationals planning their foreign trip to Japan should know that they are required to have a Japan visa in order to gain entry into the country. To do so offline, individuals will need to apply for it at the Japanese embassy or consulate in India (Mumbai, New Delhi and Kolkata). On the other hand, they can also apply for a Japan visa online. Some Japan tour packages include visas as a part of the package. The validity period of a Japan tourist visa is up to three months after its issuance. This type of visa is a single-entry visa that allows a stay of up to 90 days. Individuals are required to submit all the necessary documents and pay the visa fees when applying for this visa. Even though Indian tourists will need to get a tourist visa prior to their arrival in Japan, it is suggested not to apply for it earlier than 45 days from the planned date of travel. In general, the essential documents that Indian citizens are required to produce when applying for a Japan tourist visa include a valid passport, fully filled and signed visa application form, an original passport, accommodation proof, flight ticket details, a couple of recent photographs, financial statements, etc.

For your visa-related requirements, consider checking out the online visa services offered by Thomas Cook. To book your Japan tourist visa online, just head over to the online visa page, enter the necessary details (such as destination country, visa type, preferred branch, etc.), provide your contact information and submit it to get a quote. After that, provide the additional details, pay online, submit the necessary documents online or at a nearby offline branch and receive your visa in just a few days.

Food to Eat in Japan: Local Dishes to Try 

A trip to Japan is incomplete without trying out at least a handful of the most popular local dishes. Here are some of the best local dishes in Japan that you must try;

Sushi is among the most famous Japanese dishes and needs no new introduction. It is a type of dish made using vinegar sushi rice, and a number of other ingredients, especially raw fish and other seafood. Served in small finger-sized bites, sushi both looks and tastes great and is available all across the country. The best way to eat sushi is by dipping it in wasabi mixed soy sauce. The most common types of Sushi you can try in Japan include kabura sushi, inari sushi, maki sushi and nigiri sushi.

Ramen is yet another widely popular local dish you must try during your Japan trip. It is basically a type of noodle soup that contains four main components, wheat noodles, broth, kaeshi or tare (seasoning) and various toppings. The four main types of ramen are shoyu, shio, miso and tonkotsu. It is a very delicious local Japanese food enjoyed by both locals and tourists and is available across thousands of eateries and restaurants in the country. So, when looking for Japan travel packages, research the best places to grab this dish during your visit. 

Miso soup is a well-known local dish you can try after finishing a hearty Japanese meal. This dish is not just extremely delicious but is also quite nutritious. A traditional miso soup in Japan is made using miso paste, dashi and other ingredients, including fish, deep-fried tofu, vegetables, etc. Some people even prefer miso soup over any kind of dessert after concluding their meal.  

Alongside Ramen, Udon is a well-known local noodle dish you can try during your Japan tour. It is a thick and chewy traditional Japanese wheat noodle dish that is topped using ingredients like fish cakes (Kamaboko), tempura, abura-age, chopped scallions, etc. Unlike Ramen, Udon is more favoured for its noodles and not broth. During your Japan tour, make sure to try a distinct style of Udon from Nagoya called Kishimen.

During your Japan tour, make sure to try Sukiyaki in a social dining setting to get a clearer picture of Japanese cuisine, culture and tradition. Sukiyaki is a local hot pot dish containing a variety of thinly sliced vegetables, raw beef, noodles, etc., cooked together in a small pot with boiling broth, usually at the centre of the table. It is a hearty, mouthwatering dish you simply can’t miss out on.

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The first Solar Eclipse of 2024 is slated for April 8 and regrettably will not be visible from India. According to detailed analyses from NASA, this Total Solar Eclipse will sweep across the continent...

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