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Sightseeing	Sedan 1‑2 pax	Luxury Sedan 1‑2 pax	Minivan 1‑6 pax
Half Day City - Modern Take on the neon vibrance and frenetic atmosphere of Tokyo, Japan’s capital and the world’s largest metropolis on this 4 hour tour. The tour begins with Akihabara, known as “electric town” for its bight signs and technology vendors.  Here you will also find the heart of Japan’s manga and anime culture. Next is a drive through Ueno Park, where the urban sprawl is given a much need break in favor of gardens, museums, and forested pathways. Afterward, drive past the Tokyo Dome and the National Diet Building, which hosts Japan’s government. Finally, experience the bustle of modern Japan at the Ginza shopping district, where the biggest brands worldwide clamor for attention with fantastic showrooms. 4 hrs	$955	—	$1210
Half Day City - Historical Despite a turbulent first half of the 20th century, in which Tokyo suffered heavy destruction, enough fascinating sites remain to evoke the sense of traditional Japan. Start in the heart of the city, with the Imperial Palace. A rare refuge of green tranquility amongst the urban sprawl, the complex is purportedly the most valuable real estate in the world. Most of the buildings are modern constructions, but a few preserved structures remain. Next, visit the neighborhood of Asakusa. Full of temples and host to frequent festivals, it manages to be both a lively and traditional environment. Its most famous landmarks are the Senso-ji Buddhist temple, and the Kaminari-mon Gate, with its giant lantern. Finish the tour with a stop at the Tokyo National Museum, where the nation’s largest collections of art and artifacts tell the story of Japanese culture. 4 hrs	$955	—	$1210
Full Day City Start in the heart of the city, with the Imperial Palace. A rare refuge of green tranquility amongst the urban sprawl, the complex is purportedly the most valuable real estate in the world. Most of the buildings are modern constructions, but a few preserved structures remain. Next, visit the neighborhood of Asakusa. Full of temples and host to frequent festivals, it manages to be both a lively and traditional environment. Its most famous landmarks are the Senso-ji Buddhist temple, and the Kaminari-mon Gate, with its giant lantern. Next is a drive through Ueno Park, where the urban sprawl is given a much need break in favor of gardens, museums, and forested pathways. Finally, experience the bustle of modern Japan at the Ginza shopping district, where the biggest brands worldwide clamor for attention with fantastic showrooms. 8 hrs	$1315	—	$1790
Full Day Nikko Located in the secluded, hilly forests north of Tokyo, the town of Nikko is renowned for its bucolic tranquility and monumental memorials to one of Japan’s most legendary leaders. On this 10 hour tour, visit the shrine of the Tokugawa Shogun and the natural vistas that surround it. After Arriving from Tokyo, enjoy a drive into the hills above town to discover Lake Chuzenji, via the Irohazaka Road, one of the most exciting and beautiful drives in the world. The main attraction in Nikko proper is the Tosho-gu shrine complex. Built in the early 17th century to commemorate the Shogun Ieyasu and his descendants, it boasts several gates of exemplary Japanese architecture, as well as a towering 5 story pagoda and intricate carvings of the fabled “3 wise monkeys.” After experiencing the wondrous site and its environs, return south to Tokyo. 10 hrs	$1995	—	$2595
Full Day Kamakura Explore one of Japan’s medieval capitals on this 8 hour journey. Drive south along the shores of Tokyo Bay and through the port of Yokohama on the way to Kamakura, where impressive temples and fascinating history await. Begin with the Tsurugaoka Hachiman-gu Shrine. Founded in the 11th century, it grew to become the centerpiece of the city under the reign of the Minamoto Shoguns, and features prominently in Japanese Folklore. It is primarily dedicated to Shinto, Japan’s traditional religion, but Buddhist sites are present as well. The Shrine’s most prominent feature is its Sando, or central path, that runs uninterrupted from the coast tot he temples, crossing city and garden alike. After viewing the various shrines and artifacts, continue to nearby Hase-dera, where an impressive Buddhist temple is nestled amongst the trees, before returning to Tokyo. 8 hrs	$1730	—	$2030
Full Day Hakone & Mt. Fuji Perhaps Japan’s most seminal icon, the snow-capped peak of Mt. Fuji, is within reach with this 8 hour tour. Drive west out of Tokyo to the town of Gotemba at the foot of the mountain, before ascending over 8000 feet to experience a breathtaking panorama of the countryside with the Pacific Ocean beyond. After descending, discover the Hakone area and its unique range of historical and natural wonders. First, explore the Owakudani, or “Boiling Valley,” where volcanic activity creates a landscape of geysers and hot springs. Next, at Lake Ashi, enjoy the brilliant scenery from a cruise on the tranquil waters, as well as the Hakone Shrine, home to over 300 years of history. Finally, begin the return trip to Tokyo and visit the Hakone Sekisho, a recreation of a feudal-era border crossing. 8 hrs	$1640	—	$2150

Transfers	Sedan 1‑2 pax	Limo 1‑2 pax	Minivan 1‑6 pax
Narita Airport - Tokyo Hotels	$660	—	$805
Haneda Airport - Tokyo Hotels	$390	—	$540
Tokyo central rail station - Hotels	$240	—	$360

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