Tokyo – A metropolis in perpetual motion

A dynamic capital, Tokyo is a concentration of energy where tradition meets new technologies. In just one day, you can visit a peaceful Shinto shrine, stroll through the bright streets of Shibuya, and enjoy fine dining in a starred restaurant. This diversity makes Tokyo a captivating city, where each district reveals a new facet of Japan.
 

Tokyo’s unmissables

 
Start your immersion at Shibuya, where you will cross the famous pedestrian crossing under the giant screens and bright signs. Not far from there, climb to the top of the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku to admire a stunning panoramic view of the city, and if the weather is clear, see Mount Fuji on the horizon.
 
In Asakusa, dive into history by visiting the Sensō-ji, the oldest temple in the capital, flanked by the shopping street Nakamise brimming with souvenirs and local specialties. Then let yourself be surprised by Akihabara, an iconic neighborhood of geek and high-tech culture, where manga and anime fans will find their happiness. For an unforgettable culinary experience, head to the Tsukiji Outer Market, where you can taste ultra-fresh sushi and observe the expertise of sushi masters.
 
Finally, for a green break in the city, stroll through the imperial garden or explore the peaceful district of Yanaka, a witness to old Tokyo, with its picturesque alleys and hidden temples.
 
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Kyoto – Dive into traditional Japan

Former imperial capital, Kyoto embodies the soul of Japan wonderfully. With over 2,000 temples and shrines, manicured zen gardens, and picturesque alleys, the city offers a fascinating immersion into the past. Walking in Kyoto is like going back in time and discovering a refined Japan filled with serenity and millennia-old traditions.
 

The wonders of Kyoto

 
The Golden Pavilion, or Kinkaku-ji, is one of the country’s most emblematic temples. Covered in gold leaf and surrounded by a magnificent garden, it reflects all the splendor of Japanese architecture. Just a few kilometers away, the Fushimi Inari Taisha is another must-see. This shrine dedicated to the Shinto deities of prosperity is famous for its thousands of red torii forming a mystical tunnel through the mountain.
 
As you stroll through the historic district of Gion, you’ll be transported to another time. This neighborhood, known for its traditional tea houses, is the perfect place to catch a glimpse of a geisha on her way to a nighttime appointment. Continue your exploration to the Kiyomizu-dera temple, perched on a hill offering an unobstructed panoramic view of the city.
 
In Arashiyama, let yourself be enchanted by the magical atmosphere of the bamboo forest. The sound of the wind blowing through the massive bamboo stalks creates a timeless ambiance. Not far from there, the Togetsukyo Bridge offers a splendid view of the surrounding hills, particularly striking in autumn when the maples are red and gold.
 
For a complete immersion, do not miss the experience of a ryokan, a traditional inn where you can sleep on tatami mats and enjoy a kaiseki meal, a true masterpiece of Japanese gastronomy.

Osaka – The World Expo 2025 and much more

Osaka, the third largest city in Japan, is a bustling hub of gastronomy, commerce, and entertainment. Known for its vibrant atmosphere and warm population, it offers an authentic and dynamic experience. This year, the city will host the World Expo, a major international event that will make Osaka a showcase of the future.
 

Why visit Osaka in 2025?

 
Expo 2025 will bring together futuristic pavilions showcasing groundbreaking technological innovations. It’s an ideal opportunity to discover advances in artificial intelligence, robotics, and sustainable development. Aside from this event, Osaka delights with its many treasures.
 
The Osaka Castle, dating from the 16th century, is an iconic monument offering stunning views of the city. The Dotonbori district, with its dazzling neon signs and reputed restaurants, is the ideal place to taste local specialties such as takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki (Japanese pancakes). For an immersion in authentic Osaka, visit Shinsekai, a retro district where you can taste kushikatsu, a specialty of breaded skewers.
 
Finally, thrill-seekers will find their happiness at Universal Studios Japan, one of the best theme parks in the world, offering immersive experiences inspired by iconic franchises like Harry Potter and Super Nintendo World.
 
Our tours in Osaka
 
The Expo 2025 stay in Osaka offers 9 nights including visits to Tokyo and Kyoto. For a complete immersion, the circuit Colours of Japan with Osaka Expo mixes modernity and traditions.

Hiroshima and Miyajima – A journey between memory and beauty

Hiroshima is a city marked by history, but also a powerful symbol of resilience and peace. Today, it stands as a poignant reminder of past events while being a vibrant city looking to the future. Just a few kilometers away, the island of Miyajima, with its sacred atmosphere and spectacular landscapes, offers a timeless escape, between spirituality and nature.
 

A must-see

 
The Peace Memorial, located in the heart of the city, is an essential place for reflection. The park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, houses the Genbaku Dome, the only structure still standing after the atomic blast, and the dedicated museum, offering a moving immersion into the history of Hiroshima. As you stroll through the park, you’ll discover the Flame of Peace, which will burn until the total elimination of nuclear weapons.
 
After this moving visit, head to Miyajima island, accessible by ferry. Upon arrival, you’ll be greeted by the imposing floating torii of the Itsukushima shrine, which seems to float with the tide. This sacred site is one of the most photographed in Japan. Visiting the Itsukushima shrine, built on stilts, will offer you a calming setting and a unique perspective on the Seto Inland Sea.
 
For nature and hiking enthusiasts, climbing Mount Misen is an experience not to be missed. Accessible on foot or by cable car, it offers an exceptional panorama of the surrounding archipelago, especially at sunrise or sunset. Along the way, beautiful Buddhist temples and stunning viewpoints make this climb even more magical.
 
Finally, take the time to wander through the streets of Miyajima, where you can taste local specialties such as momiji manju (small maple leaf-shaped cakes) or enjoy grilled oysters, renowned in the region.
 
Explore these treasures with our Japan Circuit – Between Traditions & Modernity : A comprehensive 15-day journey combining history, culture, and stunning landscapes.

– Discover Japan in 2025!

Whether you are drawn to ancient temples, technological advances, or breathtaking landscapes, Japan has so much to offer.

 
🌏 Do not miss this unique opportunity! Book your tour now and let yourself be transported to the heart of Japan.