This thoughtfully designed itinerary blends stunning natural scenery, rich history, and authentic local culture, offering a refreshing and memorable way to experience Japan during one of its most beautiful times of year.
Discover a different side of Japan’s spring—beyond the cherry blossoms—on a journey that showcases breathtaking seasonal landscapes at their finest. This thoughtfully designed itinerary blends stunning природa, rich history, and authentic local culture, offering a refreshing and memorable way to experience Japan during one of its most beautiful times of year.
From vibrant flower fields to timeless heritage towns and dramatic volcanic scenery, every moment is crafted to inspire wonder while maintaining a comfortable, relaxed pace—perfect for travelers seeking both exploration and ease.
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Let this spring escape take you beyond the usual and into a world of color, culture, and calm. Secure your spot now and experience Japan in a way few travelers truly do.
Private arrangement price from SGD 2,980 per person (Min 2 to go)
Daily departure
Arrive at Haneda or Narita Airport. Meet your guide and transfer by private vehicle to a carefully selected hotel in the city. Use the rest of the day to relax or explore Japan's vibrant capital at your own pace.
Start the day with a visit to Ushiku Daibutsu, one of the tallest Buddha statues in the world. Standing at 120 meters, it’s an impressive sight both inside and out. Next, head to Hitachi Seaside Park. Spring brings endless fields of blue nemophila stretching to the horizon. Return to Tokyo in the evening for dinner.
Visit Ashikaga Flower Park to see the cascading wisteria tunnels and the Great Wisteria tree, over 150 years old. Then head to Kawagoe, a town that preserves the atmosphere of Japan’s Edo period. Walk through the warehouse district, where clay-walled buildings now house shops filled with local sweets, crafts, and antiques. If timing is right, carp streamers may be spotted fluttering above the streets, marking the season. End the day with dinner in Tokyo.
Travel to Hakone, a region known for its peaceful scenery. Cruise across Lake Ashi, where, on clear days, Mt. Fuji comes into view. Take the ropeway to Owakudani, an active geothermal area with steaming vents. Try the famous black eggs cooked by the sulphuric waters. In the afternoon, visit Gotemba Outlet for some shopping until evening.
Head to the Shibazakura Festival where bright pink flowers spread across the landscape with Mt. Fuji towering in the background. Continue to Saiko Iyashi no Sato, a restored thatched-roof village that showcases traditional architecture and local crafts. At Oishi Park, see more seasonal flowers lining the shores of Lake Kawaguchi before returning to Tokyo for the evening.
Your next destination? Home sweet home. But remember, it's not sayonara yet, it's "See you soon!" The question is, where to from here?