Highlights of Japan

  • Duration : 15 days
  • Locations : Tokyo, Hakone Mt Fuji, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Kanazawa, Takayama, Tokyo

Our most rounded tour of Japan, to see the main sights in 15 days. Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto, Hiroshima, the Japanese Alps: a two-week itinerary that has everything to offer.

The most beautiful Japanese mountain landscapes, onsen near Mount Fuji and historic cities full of culture: all the wonders of Japan in one trip!


15-day itinerary 

  • Departure city/Airport : Tokyo (Narita : NRT or Haneda : HND)
  • Tokyo (3 nights)
  • Hakone - Mount Fuji (1 night)
  • Kyoto (4 nights, including 1 day trip to Nara)
  • Hiroshima (2 nights, including 1 day trip to Miyajima)
  • Kanazawa (2 nights)
  • Takayama (1 night)
  • Tokyo (1 night)
  • Return city/Airport : Tokyo (Narita : NRT or Haneda : HND)

Please find below the itinerary details.

Tour length : 14 nights / 15 days (+ 1 day at the beginning if you leave from Europe)

PLEASE NOTE: The departure and end dates shown on this page only apply to your stay in Japan. You must therefore leave Europe the day before the first day of your tour. The date of your return flight and that of your return to Europe are identical, due to the time difference.

Example: 

  • Depart from Europe : January 1st
  • Arrive in Tokyo (this is the date to be selected in the calendar when booking) : January 2nd
  • Return flight from NRT or HND airport / Return to Europe : January 16th

Flights are not included in the price of your tour.

This tour information was last updated on May 2, 2024.


Why choose this trip to Japan ?

  1. After a welcome at the airport by our team, you will be taken to your hotel in Tokyo by shuttle bus
  2. Head to the edge of Mount Fuji for an unforgettable traditional dinner and overnight stay in a ryokan
  3. Travel by Shinkansen to Kyoto : a guided tour of the traditional geisha district awaits you 
  4. Reach Hiroshima and visit the sacred island of Miyajima
  5. Kanazawa, on the coast of the Sea of Japan, is a must-see
  6. Takayama and the Japanese Alps await, for an unforgettable end to your stay!
  7. Take advantage of various transport passes : Japan Rail Pass, Hakone Free Pass...
  8. Enjoy unlimited internet access thanks to your pocket Wi-Fi
  9. If needed, contact our bilingual Japanese/English-speaking assistance team available 7/7
  10. A number of guided days or other optional activities are available
  11. Benefit from the expertise of Japan Experience, the leading European travel agency in Japan.

Your trip in detail

Itinerary

  • Day 1 : Wake up in Tokyo 東京

    Arrive at Tokyo airport (Narita NRT or Haneda HND).
    Welcome to Japan!  日本へようこそ!

    You're welcomed after customs by our airport assistant, who will give you all your travel documents and your Pocket WiFi.
    Take an unaccompanied transfer from the airport into Tokyo (see details).

    The transfer is done by shared shuttle or bus, along with other guests departing for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers depart between 1.5 and 3 hours after your scheduled flight arrival time, and stops may be made before your hotel.

    If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after your flight arrives, feel free to select the "Private Taxi from the Airport" option.

    Check in to your hotel : OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts or similar standard 3* hotel (rooms available from 3pm).

  • Day 2 : First steps in the capital

    What can you do in Tokyo on your first day?

    We recommend that you start your visit to Tokyo slowly, by visiting the following areas:
    - Harajuku, the center of youth fashion and cosplay culture
    - Meiji Jingu, the imperial shrine
    - Takeshita-Dori, a must-see street full of trendy stores and crepe stands
    - Omotesando, a tree-lined shopping avenue known as Tokyo's Champs-Élysées 
    - Shibuya and its impressive giant crossroads

    One of our many experienced English-speaking guides can also accompany you to visit the classic sights of Tokyo (optional, from 9am to 5pm).

    End your day in style with an evening stroll through Shinjuku, one of Tokyo's most important districts.
    Meet your guide at 7pm for an unique walk lasting around 2 hours, during which you will pass through Kabukicho and the Golden Gai, among others. 
    More details on the exact day and meeting place will be in your travel diary.

  • Day 3 : The big loop

    For your second day of sightseeing in Tokyo, we recommend the following "loop".

    Start at Tokyo Central Station, with its original architecture, then head off to visit:
    - Ginza, Tokyo's high-end shopping district
    - Tsukiji, the outdoor seafood market
    - Hama-rikyu, a beautiful Japanese garden amid Tokyo's buildings 
    - Asakusa, a traditional district and place of pilgrimage, accessible by cruise on the Sumida river 
    - Senso-ji, the oldest Buddhist temple in the Japanese capital 
    - Tokyo Sky Tree, 643 metres high, with its panoramic views of Tokyo at sunset

    Between Hama-rikyu Garden and Asakusa, why not enjoy a cruise on the Sumida River?

  • Day 4 : At the heart of the Japanese soul

    In the morning, send your luggage to your hotel in Kyoto (details will be in your travel diary, check with the hotel reception) so that you can travel light for your night in Hakone.

    Go to Shinjuku station to activate your Hakone Free Pass, and board a train for Hakone Yumoto (1hr30m journey, details in your travel guide, included in the package). The train leaves the Japanese megalopolis and gradually winds its way through the valleys of the Mount Fuji region. You will arrive in Hakone in the late morning. Reach Ichinoyu Shinkan ryokan (or equivalent standard traditional Japanese inn), to drop off your bag and explore the region.

    You'll be charmed by the beautiful scenery of this spa resort, Lake Ashi and its view of Mount Fuji (on a clear day!). Not forgetting the Owakudani volcanic site, accessible by cable car. All transport (train, bus, cable car and funicular) is included in your package.
    If you'd like to be accompanied during this day, one of our English-speaking guides can help reveal the secrets of the Mount Fuji region (optional, please ask).

    Come back to your ryokan at the end of the afternoon, as your traditional Japanese dinner will be waiting for you at around 6.30pm, before enjoying a Japanese-style night.

    More details on what to expect with your night in a ryokan are below.

  • Day 5 : The former capital

    Enjoy a traditional Japanese breakfast at the ryokan.

    Head to Hakone Yumoto station and then Odawara station, to board one of the fastest trains in the world: the Shinkansen! Shinkansen journey to Kyoto (direct, approx. 2h, including reserved tickets). We'll do our best to reserve seats for you so you can get one last look at Mount Fuji from the window!

    Check into the RAKURO 京都 by THE SHARE HOTELS or equivalent standard hotel (rooms available from 3pm).

    You have three days to explore Kyoto.
    Start in the afternoon in the historic Gion district, close to your accommodation:
    - Kiyomizu-Dera, the impressive water temple 
    - The historic streets of Sannen-zaka & Ninnen-zaka 
    - Kodai-ji, Kyoto's temple of maple trees and bamboo.

    Finish your day with a stroll through the Gion district and enjoy the sunset.
    Meet your guide at 7pm to start your evening walk around Gion, Kyoto's historic district.
    More details on the exact day and meeting point can be found in your travel guide.

    At the end of this 1h30m walking tour, your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat dinner!
    Please note that it is strictly forbidden to take pictures in the historic district of Gion.

  • Day 6 : Gold and Silver Treasures

    For your second day in Kyoto, we recommend the following itinerary:
    - The Zen garden of Ryoan-ji 
    - Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion
    - Ginkaku-ji (Silver Pavilion)
    - The enchanting Philosopher's Path 
    - Nanzen-ji temple

    If desired, one of our many experienced English-speaking guides can accompany you on a tour of these iconic sites (available as an option, from 9am to 5pm).

  • Day 7 : Now for some activity...

    Continue your visit to Kyoto by heading west:
    - Nishiki, Kyoto's bustling food market
    - Nijo Castle, former residence of the shogun
    - Arashiyama, with its incredible bamboo grove and monkey mountain

    This is your last full day to visit Kyoto, so why not make the most of our many optional activities?
    - Want to enjoy nature? Discover our cycling activities along the Kamo-gawa river or hiking in the Takao gorges
    - If you're more into the Japanese arts, you'll love our tea ceremony, meditation activities or private visits to secret gardens!
    - If you're in the mood for the Japanese countryside, let yourself be tempted by a trip to Ohara, or try our popular activity "On the Tea Road"

  • Day 8 : Between temples and deer

    For the last day, we recommend taking the 50 minute journey to Nara, included in your package.

    Visit Nara, Japan's first fixed capital in the 8th century.
    Discover:
    - Kasuga-taisha Shinto shrine and its thousands of lanterns 
    - Todai-ji, with its great bronze Buddha and the imposing Nan-Daimon gate 
    - Kofuku-ji temple and its delightful pagoda.

    Return to Kyoto and stop to see the sunset at the Fushimi Inari-taisha, Kyoto's immense shrine of 10,000 torii gates.

    If you'd like to be accompanied on this day, one of our English-speaking guides can reveal all the secrets of Japan's first capital (optional, please ask).

  • Day 9 : Make way for history

    Take the Shinkansen trip to Hiroshima (about 2 hours, journey included with your Japan Rail Pass).

    Arrive in Hiroshima in the early afternoon. Check into your 3* Intergate Hotel (or equivalent standard hotel).

    Visit the Peace Park and the Peace Memorial, the castle and its park full of cherry trees, before tasting one of Hiroshima's speciality dishes: okonomiyaki!

  • Day 10 : The Sacred Island

    Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

    Take a short 30-minute train and boat journey to Miyajima Island, with Itsukushima-jinja shrine and the iconic great otorii gate built into the sea.

    Take the cable car up to Mount Misen and then descend on foot. A breathtaking view of Hiroshima Bay awaits!

    Return to Hiroshima in the late afternoon.

  • Day 11 : Castle and samurai

    Enjoy breakfast at the hotel.

    Before leaving your hotel, send your luggage to your hotel in Tokyo (details on this are in your travel diary, check with the hotel reception staff) so that you can travel light on the last leg of your tour.

    Perhaps visit the park or the Peace Memorial, before taking a Shinkansen train to Osaka, where you will change for a direct train to Kanazawa (approximately 4 hours in total, the journey is covered by your Japan Rail Pass). On the way, we recommend a stop at Himeji Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    Check in to the Kaname Inn Hotel or equivalent standard hotel.

  • Day 12 : The pearl of Japan

    Have breakfast at the hotel.

    Discover Kanazawa, between the Sea of Japan and the Japanese Alps.
    - Kenroku-en, Kanazawa's magnificent Japanese garden
    - The Museum of Contemporary Art and its outdoor gallery
    - Omicho, an impressive fish market selling fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan
    - Nomura House, home of the samurai, and its picturesque old quarter

  • Day 13 : Rural & Mountain

    Breakfast at the hotel.

    For this day out, you can go directly to Takayama by Shinkansen and regional train (1 change, 2 hours travel in total, journey covered by your Japan Rail Pass).

    Alternatively you can go to Takayama by bus instead, via the famous mountain village of Shirakawago (bus tickets are not included in the tour price but are available as an option).

    Settle into the heart of this famous mountain town at the Best Western Takayama or equivalent standard hotel.

    Or, fancy a second night in a ryokan before finishing your trip? As an option, enjoy an unforgettable night at one of Takayama's ryokan instead with dinner and breakfast included, such as the Honjin Hiranoya Bekkan.

  • Day 14 : The charm of the Japanese mountains

    Breakfast at the hotel.

    Enjoy the charms of Takayama at your own pace, its century-old homes, temples and museums.

    We recommend you visit:
    - The traditional Kusakabe and Yoshijima houses 
    - The Yatai Kaikan Exhibition Hall, where old religious festival "matsuri" floats are on display 
    - The picturesque Showa-kan, a museum on the 1940s to 1970s 
    - The old Sannomachi shopping district 
    - The Fuji Folk Art Museum

    In the late afternoon, make your way back to Tokyo by Shinkansen (about 4 hours, 1 transfer needed) and check into the OMO3 Tokyo Akasaka by Hoshino Resorts Hotel, or equivalent standard hotel.

  • Day 15 : Sayonara, and see you next time!

    Take a direct transfer shuttle to Haneda or Narita airport (included, but unaccompanied).

    This transfer is by shuttle or shared bus, with other customers departing from the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers arrive at the airport between 3 hours and 1.5 hours before the actual departure time of your flight, and stops may be made before you arrive at the airport.

    If you prefer a private transfer at a time of your choice, direct to the airport with no intermediate stops, select the "Private Taxi to Airport" option when booking.

    Return flight to Europe / North America / Australia

    Or if you'd like to extend your trip by a few days, in Kansai or elsewhere... Get in touch and we'll be happy to advise you!

    Included in your self-guided tour

  • Accommodation

    - 3 nights in a 3* hotel in the heart of Tokyo, close to public transport

    - 1 night in a 3* ryokan in Hakone Mount Fuji, traditional half-board

    - 4 nights in a 3* hotel in the heart of Kyoto, close to public transport

    - 2 nights in a 3* hotel in Hiroshima, between the train station and the Peace Memorial Park

    - 2 nights in a 3* hotel in Kanazawa, between the station and the city centre

    - 1 night in a 3* hotel in Takayama, in the town center

    - 1 night in a 3* hotel in the heart of Tokyo, close to public transport

    The basic rate is based on a twin room for two people.

  • Transport

    - Return airport transfers <> Tokyo HND or NRT

    - Prepaid public transport card

    - Hakone Free Pass 2 days

    - Japan Rail Pass 14 days

  • Experiences and meals

    - Airport meet and greet 

    - Traditional dinner and breakfast included at the ryokan in Hakone

    - Discounts at many of Hakone tourist sites

    - Five breakfasts in Hiroshima, Kanazawa and Takayama

    - Night guided tours in Shinjuku (Tokyo) and Gion (Kyoto)

  • Additional services

    - Unlimited internet access with Pocket WiFi

    - A complete digital travel guide sent before your departure

    - Luggage transfer between your hotels in Tokyo > Kyoto and Kanazawa > Tokyo

    - Telephone assistance 7 days a week from 8am-10pm, in English and Japanese (bilingual). The number will be given to you in your travel pack. This phone number is valid for telephone calls and also for Whatsapp.

  • Not included in the price of your trip

    - Flights Your country <> Japan

    - Optional insurance

    - Personal expenses, including meals (breakfasts can sometimes be added as an option at your hotel reception, see details). For other meals, you will find places recommended by us in your travel pack.

    - Public transport once your transport cards have run out (see details)

    - Anything not mentioned in the "Included in your tour" section.

More about your trip

Your tour :

  • The prices displayed on this page may vary according to the exchange rate of the Japanese Yen.
  • Unfortunately, this tour is not accessible to people with reduced mobility.
  • Children and babies are welcome. From 3 to 11 years old, a child rate is offered. In each accommodation, a standard adult bed will be offered to them, and a standard seat will be allocated to them in transport. From 0 to 2 years old inclusive, a "baby" rate is offered. This price corresponds to the allocation of a cot in the majority of the accommodation of the chosen tor. However, we cannot guarantee a baby cot in each accommodation.
  • Pets are not allowed.
  • This itinerary is subject to change due to circumstances such as weather conditions or any other case of force majeure. Please note that due to the current circumstances, any information mentioned is subject to change or modification.
  • Your travel documents will be given to you as follows:
    • Travel diary sent by email before departure, and any other electronic documents 
    • Physical/paper documents (airport transfer ticket, transportation card, Japan Rail Pass voucher) and Pocket WiFi upon arrival at the airport by our airport assistant.
  • NOTE: In very rare cases, mostly in peak season, steps might be reversed. You will be informed of this in your Travel diary should it happen. We appreciate your understanding.

Your accommodation :

  • Some hotels may ask you to pay a tourist tax on arrival. This depends on the city and even the hotel, as some do not include it in the booking price. Normally, it is 200¥/night/person (about £1.37/1.93$) but can be slightly higher in 4* hotels. It must be paid in cash at the hotel reception. For traditional Japan Experience accommodations, it is included in the initial tour price.
  • Room size: in Japan, a densely populated country where everything is compact, 3-star luxury hotels are of very good quality but the rooms are often quite narrow (12 to 20m2/129 sq ft to 215 sq ft) depending on the hotel. Please note the size of the single room, between 10 and 16m2 (107sq ft and 172sq ft). For more comfort, you can choose our luxury 4* accommodation upgrade option. (This option is only valid for the hotel in Tokyo, not for the traditional accommodation in Kyoto).
  • Double room: Rooms for two people in western hotels have 2 single beds (twin rooms) by default, which can usually be joined together. As an option, you can select a double room instead of a twin if you prefer a double bed.
  • Single room: People travelling alone and wishing to book a single room must pay a supplement at the time of booking. The single room supplement is compulsory for orders with an odd number of participants. Please note that if you request more than two people in a single room, the single room supplement will be applied to all accommodation except for the ryokans (3 and 4*). In fact, as this is traditional accommodation, people with the same reservation are grouped together in spacious rooms for up to 5 people.
  • 3-person room: If there are 3, 5 or more of you and you do not select the single supplement, a triple room will be allocated to you.
  • In the case of a group order (> 5 people), it is possible, depending on hotel availability, that not all members of the group will be accommodated in the same hotel. Nevertheless, we aim to keep you close. 
  • Names of the hotels : The names given on the site are for information only. In the event of unavailability, an establishment of equivalent standing will be provided. Hotels, corresponding to local standards, are given as an indication and may be changed on site for hotels of a similar category.
  • In a ryokan, guests sleep on comfortable futons placed on a tatami mat floor. The room has a private sink and toilet. As is customary in Japanese ryokan, the onsen bathroom is shared (not mixed) unless you select the "private bathroom in the room" option.
    OPTIONAL: Enjoy a private Japanese bathroom (traditional or modern onsen) in your room. This option is recommended for mixed couples, families, people who are modest or have visible tattoos.
    The 4* ryokan (see 4* option) have comfortable futons raised on either western beds or in a traditional tatami room. The bathrooms and toilets of the 4* ryokan are always private.

Your transport :

  • Flights are not included in this tour. Please contact us if you would like to include flights in your order: Flights in economy class with stopovers or direct flights, eco-premium or business air upgrades, provincial departures or abroad: we can advise you.
  • The tour departure and end dates presented on this page relate to your stay in Japan. You will arrive in Japan via Tokyo (Narita or Haneda airports) and will also leave from Tokyo. You will have to leave Europe the day before and land at 6pm at the latest to make the most of the airport services of your tour (welcome and transfer to Tokyo). The return flight is on the same day due to the time difference, with a departure time of 9am at the earliest. Please consult us for any uncertainty or need for precision in the choice of international flights.
  • If the flights have been purchased by you without the involvement of Japan Experience, you must to send us the details at least one month before your departure (flight number, airport, date and time of arrival) to allow us to organize your welcome and airport transfer.
  • Airport Transfers: The shared limousine bus leaves from the airport and stops either in front of your hotel or at a stop within 1-15 minutes walk from your hotel. Our airport assistant in Tokyo will drive you to the platform to pick up the airport transfer. The transfer to the hotel is unassisted. If you wish to be accompanied from the airport to your hotel reception, please choose the option "Accompanied Airport Transfer". This transfer is done in a shared shuttle or bus, with other clients leaving for the same hotel or a hotel close to yours. These transfers leave between 1.5 and 3 hours after your flight's scheduled arrival and stops can be made before your hotel. If you would like a private, non-stop transfer directly after the actual arrival of your flight, feel free to take the "Private Taxi from the Airport" option. Please note: due to the many changes in flight schedules by the airlines, if the airline notifies you of a change in arrival time less than 72 hours before your departure, and if it exceeds 45 minutes, we cannot guarantee your airport shuttle. You will then have to take a taxi at your own expense, requesting a refund from your airline for abusive schedule changes. The same applies to your return journey: 72 hours before your return flight, we cannot change the shuttle schedule. Similarly, you will have to take a taxi booked with the hotel, at your own expense, with reimbursement procedures with the airline company being the only solution. Japan Experience is not responsible for last minute schedule changes.
  • Included in your tour is a pre-charged transport prepayment card of ¥1,500 (around £8 / $9) (Suica or Pasmo card); a transport pass for the Tokyo Shinjuku -> Hakone route and all transport in the Hakone region (excluding taxis) and a 14-day Japan Rail Pass. These 3 cards should cover a large part of your trips during the stay. Upon expiry of the ¥1,500 Transport Prepayment Card, or if the line you are travelling on is not covered by your Japan Rail Pass, any travel will be at your own expense by recharging your pre-paid transport card (at vending machines in all stations and metro stations). 
  • The Japan Rail Pass is a personal train pass for foreign travellers who wish to visit Japan. This pass allows unlimited travel for 14 consecutive days on all Japan Railways (JR) trains throughout Japan. You will receive a voucher to be exchanged at a JR office when you are welcomed at the airport by our assistant (list of locations provided in your travel guide). You will be asked to show your passport and fill in a form. During this exchange, you will select the start date of your pass. Once your Pass has been activated, it will be valid for 14 consecutive days from the date chosen. To prevent wasting time when you arrive at the airport, you are recommended to exchange your voucher upon arrival in Tokyo City. This is because exchanging it at the airport could delay your airport shuttle. With your Japan Rail Pass in hand, just go to the station, show your pass to the ticket inspector at the entrance gates and board any JR train. Trains in Japan are almost all open seating. If you are worried about not having a seat (on a Shinkansen for example), simply go to a ticket office and reserve your seat at no extra charge. The Japan Rail Pass covers all JR and Shinkansen lines in Japan. The following journeys are not covered:
    • Travel by metro and bus in the cities (payable by pre-paid transport card, included in your package)
    • Transfers from the train station to the hotels (by foot, bus, metro or taxi)
    • Travel on private train lines (other than JR)
    • Travel on Nozomi and Mizuho high-speed trains (shinkansen)
    • Trips made outside the validity period of the Japan Rail Pass
  • Japan Rail Pass: It is not necessary to possess a Japan Rail Pass which covers your entire stay. This is only cost-effective if it is used for long journeys between the different stages of your stay (especially in shinkansen) which are very expensive. In large cities like Tokyo, only about ⅓ of public transport is covered by the Japan Rail Pass and getting around is relatively cheap (Tokyo Metro tickets: £1.70 / $2.40; Kyoto daily bus card: £4.20 / $5.90). Thus, providing you with a Japan Rail Pass for more than 14 days (21) would not be cost-effective and, on the contrary, would significantly increase the cost of your trip.
  • If a person taking part in the tour is a Japanese national and a resident of Japan, or a foreigner with tax residence in Japan (including a student), then that person is not eligible for the Japan Rail Pass. Please contact us to get the price of the tour without a Japan Rail Pass. They will have to buy the train tickets for the tour directly in Japan. The Kansai Railway Pass is also subject to the same nationality/residency requirements. This is not the case for the Hakone Free pass. If this person is a Japanese citizen but not a resident of Japan, then he/she can benefit from the Japan Rail Pass under certain conditions (see https://www.japan-experience.com/frequently-asked-questions).

Your activities :

  • The Airport Welcome is in English. Your airport assistant will be waiting for you at the customs exit holding a sign with the name of your reservation. They will give you your travel documents and take you to your airport transfer. They will not accompany you to Tokyo.
  • The Shinjuku tour is a guided group tour lasting around 2 hours and departing at 7pm. Please note that the tour will be conducted in English if your group is made up of travellers of different nationalities. More details on the meeting point in your travel pack. Dinner is not included, but your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat.
  • The guided tour of Gion lasts around 2 hours and departs at 7pm. Please note that the tour will be conducted in English if your group is made up of travellers of different nationalities. More details on the meeting point in your travel pack. Dinner is not included, but your guide will be able to recommend the best places to eat.

Your meals :

  • Breakfasts which are not included in your package can be added at the reception when you arrive at the hotel. However, you will find many cafés near your hotel serving good breakfasts, often tastier and less expensive than those in the hotels, which sometimes have tight schedules and are predominantly savoury. However, if you would like to add breakfast to your stay when you make your reservation, you can select it as an option.
  • Traditional Japanese dinner and Japanese breakfast (mostly savoury) are included in your Hakone stay. Don't hesitate to let us know any dietary requirements you may have, we will pass them on to the ryokan so that they can take them into account when planning the meals. However if the ryokan cannot take these dietary requirements into account, we cannot be held responsible and no compensation will be issued.

Your additional services:

  • A pocket wifi is included in your tour. It allows unlimited high-speed internet access. Your Pocket WiFi will be given to you at the airport upon arrival.
  • It comes with a small booklet to operate your device (don't panic, it's simple to use) and a prepaid envelope to return your device at the end of your stay. Your pocket wifi will work until the last day of your trip to Japan.
  • A maximum of 5 different devices can be connected to one pocket wifi at once (phone, tablet, computer).
  • A single pocket wifi is provided for a tour booking of 1 to 5 people. For an order of 6 people or more, a second pocket wifi will be added automatically and at no extra cost to your reservation.

When you buy, Japan Experience offers you TWO types of protection:

Japan Experience Flex : 
Cancellation insurance before departure under conditions.

Japan Experience Protect :
Pre-departure cancellation insurance under conditions and on-site assistance under conditions. 

 

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