Japan holds a unique place in the minds of most westerners. It is at once seductive and elusive, a juxtaposition of feudal history and ancient culture upon a setting that is as modern, high-tech and elegant as anything found in the west.
For many foreign travelers, Japan can be intimidating. How does one avoid the expense and the removed nature of seeing the country from the window of a tour bus, while also sidestepping the frustration of coordinating bullet train schedules, navigating the ordered chaos of the big cities, ordering strange food, and finding a place to sleep, all in a language the back of the guidebook doesn’t seem to help you with?
In short, how do you get the ground-level mobility, freedom and personal interaction of traveling solo with the security and ease of a giant package tour?
Simple. Travel in a small group, with an adaptable itinerary and an experienced guide. Come with us. Look at how we Travel.