Japan Kanto 8 days 7 nights
8 DaysTokyo & Surroundings 8-Day 7-Night Luxury Private Tour Overview
This is a high-end customized private tour covering Tokyo and its surrounding scenic spots (Fuji Five Lakes, Hakone, Izu, Kamakura) with an average cost of ¥45,937 per person (total ¥91,874). The tour features a 3rd-gen Toyota Alphard with a Chinese driver for all transfers, including pick-up/drop-off at Narita Airport and 10 hours of daily chartered car service, with the driver providing value-added services like translation and route planning.
Accommodations are handpicked top-tier properties, including Aman’s Janu Tokyo (3 nights), FUFU Kawaguchiko with Mount Fuji views and private onsen, Gora Kadan (a Relais & Châteaux royal hot spring hotel), Inatori Hamanoyu (Izu’s top-rated sea view hot spring hotel), and Hyatt Centric Ginza Tokyo, with most Japanese hot spring hotels offering one-night two-meal packages and exclusive private hot spring suites.
The itinerary blends Tokyo’s urban glamour (Ginza, Shibuya, Roppongi, Sensoji Temple, Imperial Palace) with natural and cultural beauty of the suburbs: enjoying Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchiko’s scenery, exploring Hakone’s volcanic landscapes and hot springs, hiking Izu’s coastal and volcanic sites, and visiting Kamakura’s classic spots like Enoshima. Culinary experiences highlight Michelin-starred feasts (roast beef, sushi, kaiseki) and local specialties (golden-eyed sea bream, Hida beef), with some premium meals to be paid on-site.
The package includes all hotel stays, specified meals and transportation, but excludes visa fees, airfares, hotel taxes (onsen/city tax), chartered car overtime fees, and personal expenses. Important notes: Japanese ryokan have fixed check-in/check-out times, hot spring hotels charge by headcount, and confirmed hotel dining incurs fees even if unused. The tour ends with a private transfer to Narita Airport for departure on Day 8.
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