Japan Winter Discovery | Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka | 9 Nights

Discover Japan at a comfortable pace with four nights in Tokyo, three in Kyoto and two in Osaka, staying in four-star hotels with breakfast. Fly directly from Dubai to Tokyo and return directly from Osaka with Emirates. A checked-baggage ANA flight connects Tokyo with Kansai, followed by a private transfer to Kyoto; a private intercity car links Kyoto and Osaka. Four airport transfers are included. On 20 January, explore Mount Fuji and Hakone with an English-speaking guide, lake cruise, ropeway and bullet-train return to Tokyo. Enjoy free days for neighbourhood walks, temples, shopping and local food.

TRAVEL DATES: 18–28 January 2027, including nine hotel nights from 18–27 January and an overnight return flight. Based on two adults sharing one double or twin room.

CONDITIONS: Flight baggage per person is 30 kg outbound, 23 kg on the domestic flight and 25 kg on the return. Hotel city taxes, visas, insurance, personal expenses, unlisted sightseeing, local journeys on free days, activity meeting-point transfers and lunch on the Fuji tour are excluded. Breakfast is included at all hotels; early tour departure may precede breakfast service. The Fuji/Hakone itinerary is weather-dependent, with alternatives possible and no guarantee of clear views or access to the fifth station. Tour meeting point is Matsuya Ginza at 07:20; return is to Tokyo Station. Kyoto–Osaka pickup time and exact meeting points must be reconfirmed before travel. Narita arrival pickup time is confirmed later; included waiting is 60 minutes. Kansai arrival includes 45 minutes waiting; departure cars include 15 minutes. Hotel checkout on 27 January precedes the evening airport transfer; late checkout is excluded. Tokyo hotel cancellation is free through 8 January, then non-refundable; Kyoto and Osaka hotels are free through 16 January, then non-refundable. Other services have separate cancellation rules to confirm before booking. Prices and availability are subject to reconfirmation; this itinerary is not a reservation.