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Tokyo Neon, Kyoto Temples & Mount Fuji

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Japan Golden Route - Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka

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The place

Bullet trains and bamboo groves, neon Tokyo and the thousand torii of Kyoto, cherry blossom in spring and snow monkeys in winter — Japan blends the hyper-modern with the deeply traditional.

Japan is a study in contrasts. Tokyo dazzles with Shibuya's scramble crossing, the temples of Asakusa, the electronics of Akihabara and the views from the Skytree, while a day trip reaches Mount Fuji and the lakes of Hakone. The shinkansen bullet train then whisks you west to Kyoto, the old imperial capital — the golden Kinkaku-ji, the thousand vermilion torii of Fushimi Inari, the bamboo grove of Arashiyama and the geisha lanes of Gion. Nearby Nara adds its bowing deer and giant bronze Buddha, and Osaka brings the street food of Dotonbori and Osaka Castle. Spring (cherry blossom) and autumn (maple colours) are the headline seasons, but Japan rewards in every season — from summer festivals to winter snow and onsen hot springs.

Signature moments

What you'll remember.

Tokyo — Shibuya, Asakusa & SkytreeMount Fuji & HakoneKyoto Fushimi Inari & Kinkaku-jiArashiyama bamboo groveNara deer & Great BuddhaShinkansen bullet train

Things to do

Experiences worth the journey.

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Fushimi Inari Torii Walk

Climb the tunnel of thousands of vermilion torii gates winding up the Kyoto hillside.

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Shinkansen Bullet Train

Ride the 300 km/h bullet train between Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka.

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Mount Fuji & Hakone

Lake cruise, ropeway and hot springs with views of Japan's sacred peak.

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Arashiyama Bamboo Grove

Walk the towering green bamboo corridor and the Tenryu-ji temple gardens.

The gallery

A glimpse of Japan.

Good to know

Before you go.

Indian passport holders need a Japan visa — apply in advance through the authorised agency with the standard set.

A Japan Rail Pass (bought before arrival) is excellent value for the Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka route.

Japan is largely cash-friendly — carry yen; IC cards (Suica/Pasmo) ease city transport.

Pocket Wi-Fi or an eSIM is recommended for navigation; English signage is good on main routes.

Etiquette matters — no tipping, quiet on trains, and shoes off where indicated.