The Classic Trip in Cherry Blossom Season
Slow enough to feel it, full enough to remember it.
- First visit
- Base cities: Tokyo · Hakone · Kyoto · Osaka
- culture
- food
- nature
- history
Itinerary
The famous snow monkeys, plus the onsen towns around them. Tokyo to start, up to the Nagano valleys for the bathing macaques and the sake streets of Obuse, then back south to Kyoto and Osaka.
Bathing macaques, powder-quiet valleys, a long soak after every day.
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The world's largest city and Japan's beating heart - an overwhelming, endlessly layered metropolis where every kind of Japan coexists.
The 1998 Winter Olympics host city, home to Zenko-ji - one of Japan's most visited pilgrimage sites - and gateway to mountain resorts.
A small, immaculate town in northern Nagano with Japan's finest Hokusai museum, excellent craft sake, and beloved chestnut confections.
Japan's ancient capital - 1,200 years of temples, gardens, geisha districts, and craft traditions in a city that still feels imperial.
Japan's food capital and most exuberant city - a working-class energy that takes eating very seriously.
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Slow enough to feel it, full enough to remember it.
Maple leaves, temple gardens, longer evenings.
Longest trip on the free plan, paced to actually enjoy.
Volcanic hot springs, slow castle towns, the south at its own pace.