JAPAN: SPRING IN THE SNOW-WHITE LAND – OSAKA - TOKYO

Morning: Arriving at Kansai Airport, Japan, guests complete immigration formalities. Then, the bus and tour guide take the group for sightseeing in Kyoto:
Nara Park: Located in Nara city, this is a famous destination that combines beautiful nature with a rich cultural heritage. It is well known for more than 1,200 wild sika deer roaming freely, creating a friendly scene close to animals. With its green spaces, ancient architecture and friendly deer, Nara Park is an ideal place for visitors to relax, explore culture and enjoy the natural beauty of Japan.
Todai-ji Temple: Also known as Tōdai-ji, a famous Buddhist temple within the Nara Park complex. It is known for the Daibutsuden (Great Buddha Hall), one of the largest wooden buildings in the world, which houses an enormous bronze Daibutsu statue.
Noon: Lunch at a restaurant. After lunch, the bus takes the group to Osaka:
Osaka Castle: A symbol of the city of Osaka, it is also one of the castles visitors cannot miss on a trip to Japan. With its magnificent architecture and vast garden, the castle is not only a historic monument but also a beautiful photo spot. (Guests take photos from the outside)
The group has free time to explore and shop in the bustling Shinsaibashi – Nippon Bashi shopping district (if time allows).
Evening: Dinner at a local restaurant, then free time to explore the city at night.
Overnight at a hotel in Osaka.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel, then checks out. Guests travel to visit:
Kiyomizu-dera Temple: One of the most sacred and famous temples in the land of cherry blossoms, with a unique architecture built entirely of wood, located on the slope of Higashiyama Hill. The main hall is supported by 139 wooden pillars about 15 m high, creating a classic architectural masterpiece of Japan. Kiyomizu-dera was recognized by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in 1994.
The group experiences wearing traditional Japanese costume at Toji Temple. Toji Temple is a timeless symbol of the ancient capital Kyoto and houses the tallest wooden architectural masterpiece in Japan. Over 1,200 years of ups and downs, Toji Temple still retains its ancient and sacred beauty, attracting visitors from around the world.
Fushimi Inari: A famous Shinto shrine with thousands of vermilion torii gates forming an impressive tunnel through the forests of Mount Inari. Here, visitors can pray for prosperity and discover the mysterious beauty of one of Japan’s most sacred shrines.
Evening: The group has dinner at a restaurant.
Overnight at a hotel in Nagoya or the Aichi area, depending on local conditions.

Morning: After breakfast at the hotel, the group checks out.
You will EXPERIENCE 1 SHINKANSEN BULLET TRAIN RIDE, the pride of the Japanese, with an average speed that at times reaches 300 km/h.
Afterwards, the coach takes you to the Mount Fuji area to visit:
Mount Fuji – the symbol of Japan: If the weather is fine, you will go up to the 5th station and admire the peak of Mount Fuji glistening with silver snow in the sunlight.
Oshino Hakkai Ancient Village: A peaceful ancient village at the foot of Mount Fuji. Today, the houses in Oshino Hakkai still bear the traditional architecture of old Japan. To attract visitors to this historic village, the Japanese government has skillfully developed Oshino Hakkai into a tourist village. The village's peaceful beauty emanates entirely from its vegetable gardens.
Evening: The group has dinner and stays overnight at a hotel in the Mount Fuji area. After dinner, you are free to soak in the natural hot spring baths within the hotel grounds in the Japanese style (called Onsen in Japanese; the Japanese believe that soaking in hot spring water can cure certain ailments such as joint pain, muscle aches… and other conditions).
SPECIAL: On the Mount Fuji sightseeing day, you will be GIVEN GOLD-DUSTED MATCHA ICE CREAM AND A MEAL WITH SNOW CRAB LEGS – a gift from the travel company.

Morning: The group has breakfast at the hotel and checks out. The group travels to experience skiing at:
Fujiten Snow Resort: At an altitude of 1,500 m, divided into 3 levels, guests can freely choose slopes from beginner runs to those for professional athletes. With many options for visitors – snowboarding, tube sliding, and adventure runs to conquer nature – guests will have a wonderful experience (equipment rental at own expense).
The group travels back to Tokyo for lunch. Guests have lunch at a restaurant. After lunch, the group continues sightseeing:
Sensō-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon): Also known as Sensō-ji, one of the oldest and most sacred temples in Tokyo. Built in the 7th century, this temple is dedicated to Kannon, the Bodhisattva of Compassion, and brings peace and luck to those who come to pray. Visiting the temple, guests can admire its unique architecture, explore the bustling Nakamise-dori street with its traditional shops, and enjoy a serene atmosphere in the heart of the capital. Every year, Asakusa Kannon attracts millions of visitors from around the world to sightsee and pray.
View of the Tokyo Sky Tree from the Sumida River (tower admission not included)
If time allows, guests are free to shop at the Akihabara electronics district.
Evening: Guests have dinner at a restaurant and stay overnight at a hotel in Tokyo.
SPECIAL, during the Tokyo sightseeing day, guests enjoy a distinctive and fun GEISHA SHOW, with photos and interaction with Geisha performers. Geisha are Japan’s traditional entertainment artists, thoroughly trained to perform music, dance, poetry and conversation. They usually appear at tea ceremonies, cultural events and entertainment districts. To become a geisha, a woman must undergo rigorous, thorough training lasting many years. They learn to play traditional instruments such as the shamisen, sing traditional songs, perform classical dances, and master elegant conduct and the art of conversation. Geisha costumes are also very elaborate and refined: they typically wear brilliant kimono, heavy makeup, and tall decorative hair combs.

Morning: The group has breakfast and checks out. The bus and tour guide take the group for sightseeing:
Imperial Palace of Japan: Also known as the Tokyo Imperial Palace, it is the official residence of the Emperor of Japan. Right in the middle of bustling Tokyo, it is a peaceful oasis with vast gardens and refined traditional architecture. The palace was built on the site of the ancient Edo Castle, bearing deep marks of Japanese history and culture. It is not only a famous tourist destination but also a symbol of the power and enduring continuity of the Japanese imperial family. (Guests take photos from the outside)
Odaiba Bay: One of the shopping and entertainment centers located on a reclaimed island in Tokyo Bay. Here, guests can admire outstanding architecture and many interesting sights, such as a replica of the Statue of Liberty that was erected after the original statue was returned to the French people.
Noon: Guests have lunch at a restaurant. The bus and tour guide take guests to Haneda Airport for flight VN385 HND//HAN (16:35 – 20:15) back to Noi Bai Airport. Upon arriving in Hanoi, the tour guide says goodbye to the group and the program ends. We look forward to seeing you again on your next journeys./.

***Please note: winter weather phenomena such as snowfall, the extent of snow cover, or weather conditions in each area are natural factors that may vary from year to year. Therefore, the actual scenery during the trip may differ from illustrative images or reference information. We kindly ask for your understanding of these objective factors beyond the Company’s control. We believe that even if weather conditions change somewhat, you will still have the chance to fully appreciate the distinctive beauty of Japan in winter, from modern cities and traditional neighborhoods to rich culture and diverse culinary experiences.