6-Day Japan Tour: Osaka & Tokyo Highlights(Chinese-speaking tour guide)
- Price
- JPY39,000~/Peopleabout USD 304 Sold:0
- From
- Osaka
- Destination
- Japan
- Booking Instructions
- This product does not need to be confirmed and can be paid directly after placing an order.
- Product sharing
Assemble at the designated time and be led by a professional team leader to take an international flight to Osaka, Japan. Upon arrival, the tour guide will pick up the plane and check into the hotel (lunch is on board and dinner is provided by oneself).
- Breakfast:Self-care
- Lunch:Self-care
- Dinner:Self-care
★ [Nara Park] (Approx. 45 minutes)Covering an expansive area of 5.25 square kilometers, Nara Park is one of the largest urban parks in the world. Nearly all of Nara’s historical landmarks are located within its boundaries, including temples, forests, and gardens.The park is home to more than 1,200 freely roaming deer, considered sacred messengers in Shintoism and an enduring symbol of Nara tourism. In spring, the cherry blossoms add a romantic and picturesque atmosphere to this serene setting.★ [Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori] (Approx. 90 minutes)Shinsaibashi Shopping Street is Osaka’s most vibrant shopping district, filled with boutiques, specialty shops, and arcades. It is lively from morning until night, attracting both locals and tourists.Nearby Dotonbori, located along the south bank of the Dotonbori Canal, is famous for its dazzling neon signs and endless array of local cuisine—including takoyaki (octopus balls), okonomiyaki (Osaka-style savory pancake), and specialty ramen. It's a must-visit destination for food lovers and those seeking a taste of Osaka nightlife.★ [Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion Temple)] (Approx. 45 minutes)Kinkaku-ji, or the Golden Pavilion, is one of Kyoto’s most iconic landmarks. The temple’s exterior is famously covered in gold leaf, giving it its name. Built in 1397, it was designated a National Treasure and recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1994.The architecture is a unique blend of three styles:First floor: Hōsui-in – Fujiwara-period residential styleSecond floor: Chō-on-dō – Kamakura-period warrior styleThird floor: Kukkyo-chō – Chinese Tang Dynasty Zen styleAt the top sits a golden phoenix, symbolizing auspiciousness. The harmony of these three distinct styles in one building is what makes Kinkaku-ji a revered cultural masterpiece.★ [Gion District, Kyoto] (Approx. 45 minutes)Gion is Kyoto’s most famous geisha district, also known as the "flower town." Located in the Higashiyama Ward, Gion is divided into Gion Kobu and Gion Higashi.Dating back to 1665, Gion’s teahouses and geisha houses have flourished for over 300 years. At its peak in the 19th century, Gion was home to more than 3,000 geisha. Many of its historic wooden buildings remain, and the area was designated a Historic Landscape Preservation District by the Japanese government in 1999.★ [Todai-ji Temple – Exterior Visit] (Approx. 15 minutes)Built in 741 AD, Todai-ji is a monumental example of Nara-period Buddhist architecture. Commissioned by Emperor Shōmu, it was constructed as the head temple of all provincial temples in Japan.The Great Buddha Hall (Daibutsuden) is the world’s largest wooden structure, standing at 47.5 meters tall. Inside sits Japan’s largest bronze Buddha statue. A famous feature is a pillar with a hole at its base—known as the “Pillar of Wisdom.” Legend says that anyone who can crawl through the hole will be granted success in both career and love.
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- Lunch:Self-care
- Dinner:Self-care
Accommodation:Business Hotels Long Island
★ [Pearl Culture Center] (Approx. 60 minutes)Visit Japan’s latest trendy pearl jewelry exhibition hall, where you can freely shop for local pearl products and souvenirs. Learn about the Akoya pearl cultivation process and explore modern Japanese jewelry designs. A great stop for those interested in fashion, culture, and local craftsmanship.★ [Mount Fuji 5th Station (Gogōme)] (Approx. 60 minutes)Mount Fuji is divided into ten stations from the base to the summit, with the 5th Station (Gogōme) situated halfway up the mountain.From here, you can enjoy stunning views of the peak, the surrounding landscapes, and even a sea of clouds on misty days.Note: In case of bad weather or road closures in winter, the visit to the 5th Station will be replaced by the 1st Station, also known as Mount Fuji Ichigōme. Thank you for your understanding.★ [Oshino Hakkai (Ninano Bahai)] (Approx. 45 minutes)Designated as a national natural monument, Oshino Hakkai is one of Japan’s "100 Famous Waters". Formed over 1,200 years ago, it consists of eight crystal-clear spring ponds, fed by Mount Fuji’s melted snow filtered through underground lava layers.The eight ponds—Deguchi Pond, Okama Pond, Sokonashi Pond, Chōzu Pond, Shōbu Pond, Waku Pond, Nigori Pond, and Kagami Pond—are surrounded by beautiful rural scenery.From May to September, the area features seasonal blooms including irises (May), lupines (June), sunflowers (July), and fall cherry blossoms (August).This scenic spot, combined with the backdrop of Mount Fuji, attracts photographers from all over the world.★ [Lake Kawaguchi] (Approx. 30 minutes)Located in Fujikawaguchiko, Yamanashi Prefecture, Lake Kawaguchi is part of the Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park and one of the Five Fuji Lakes.With cherry blossoms in spring, lavender in summer, crimson maple leaves in autumn, and snow-covered landscapes in winter, Lake Kawaguchi offers year-round scenic beauty.The view of Mount Fuji reflected in the lake is especially iconic and frequently featured in postcards and travel guides.
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Accommodation:Stone and Toyo Hot Springs Hotel
★ [Enoshima & Kamakurakōkōmae Station]Enoshima is a small island connected to the mainland by a narrow sandbar. It offers a variety of attractions including shrines, parks, observation decks, and sea caves. On a clear day, visitors can even catch a view of Mount Fuji from the island.Enoshima is also a beloved location among anime fans. It is featured as the inspiration for Lulu Island in “A Town Where You Live”, and appears prominently in “Slam Dunk”—especially the iconic beach scene featuring Sakuragi and Rukawa with Enoshima in the distance. Other anime featuring Enoshima include “Tsuritama”, “Shinryaku! Ika Musume”, “Sakura Trick”, and “Sacred Seven”.Nearby, the Kamakura Kōkōmae Station (Kamakura High School Front) crossing is also an iconic anime pilgrimage site and a must-visit for Slam Dunk fans.★ [Yokohama Chinatown] (Approx. 60 minutes)Yokohama Chinatown is the largest Chinatown in Japan—and one of the largest in Asia. Together with Kobe Nankinmachi and Nagasaki Shinchi Chinatown, it forms the three great Chinatowns of Japan.Home to over 200 Chinese restaurants, the district is a paradise for food lovers. It’s located in a prime area of Yokohama, close to Yokohama Park and Yamashita Park. At the western entrance of the main street stands a majestic 15-meter-high Chinese archway, inscribed with the characters “中華街” (Chūka-gai).★ [Tsurugaoka Hachimangū Shrine, Kamakura] (Approx. 45 minutes)Tsurugaoka Hachimangū is Kamakura’s most important Shinto shrine and a significant historical site. Founded in the 12th century, it was a place of worship for the Minamoto clan during the Kamakura shogunate.Visitors may witness traditional Japanese Shinto weddings held on the shrine grounds, adding to the spiritual atmosphere. In autumn, the shrine is beautifully adorned with fiery red leaves, and the reflection of maple foliage on the water enhances the romantic charm of the site.★ [Yokohama Minato Mirai 21 – The Port of the Future] (Approx. 45 minutes)Minato Mirai 21, meaning “Port of the Future,” is a vibrant waterfront area in Yokohama, Japan’s third-largest city. It is known for its modern skyline, shopping complexes, and historical port buildings that symbolize the city’s development as a gateway to the world.Highlights of the area include futuristic architecture, bay views, and access to nearby attractions like the Red Brick Warehouse and Cosmo World. It’s a great place to enjoy both modern city life and seaside relaxation.
- Breakfast:There are
- Lunch:Self-care
- Dinner:Self-care
Accommodation:Hotels around Tokyo
★ [Comprehensive Duty-Free Shop] (Approx. 60 minutes)Visit a popular Japanese duty-free store where guests are free to purchase a wide selection of health products, famous local snacks, and a variety of traditional Japanese souvenirs. It’s an excellent opportunity to shop for gifts and authentic made-in-Japan items.★ [Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon Temple)] (Approx. 45 minutes)Senso-ji, also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple, is one of the oldest and most revered Buddhist temples in Japan. Legend has it that on March 18, 628 AD, three fishermen from the Sumida River caught a statue of Kannon (the Goddess of Mercy) in their net. Upon sharing the miraculous event, belief in Kannon spread quickly, and Senso-ji was established to enshrine the deity.Today, it remains one of Tokyo’s most iconic cultural sites, attracting millions of visitors each year.★ [Nakamise Shopping Street] (Approx. 15 minutes)Located in front of Senso-ji Temple, Nakamise Street is a vibrant 100-meter-long traditional shopping street. It offers a wide range of souvenirs, handcrafted goods, and local snacks—especially senbei (Japanese rice crackers). A perfect place to experience old Tokyo charm.★ [Akihabara Electric Town] (Approx. 60 minutes)Akihabara, known globally as a hub for electronics and otaku culture, features over 250 electronics specialty stores of all sizes, centering around the main avenue west of Akihabara Station.Famous chains like LAOX, Yodobashi Camera, and the Tokyo Anime Center offer the latest in cutting-edge Japanese electronics, gadgets, anime merchandise, and games. The name “AKIHABARA” has become internationally synonymous with innovation and pop culture.★ [Odaiba – Unicorn Gundam at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza] (Approx. 90 minutes)Head to Odaiba to see the life-size 1:1 scale Unicorn Gundam statue at DiverCity Tokyo Plaza—a must-visit for anime and Gundam fans.In addition to photo ops with the towering Gundam, enjoy leisurely shopping and dining at one of Tokyo's most popular entertainment and retail complexes.★ [Ginza – Tokyu Plaza & Surroundings] (Free time at Dongji Square)Ginza is Tokyo’s most prestigious shopping district and is considered one of the top three luxury shopping streets in the world.The wide boulevard is lined with high-end department stores, flagship brand shops, and exclusive boutiques. In the backstreets, visitors will find a mix of restaurants, cafés, bars, and nightclubs, offering both modern luxury and classic Japanese hospitality.
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- Dinner:Self-care
Accommodation:Hotel Narita Airport
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Cancellation Fee Policy for Travelers:
Time Before Departure | Cancellation Fee |
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14 to 7 days prior | 30% of tour price |
6 to 4 days prior | 70% of tour price |
3 days to same day | 100% of tour price |
Age Restrictions
Due to service limitations:
Travelers under the age of 20 must be accompanied by at least one adult aged 20 or above.
This itinerary involves a moderate to high level of physical activity. Please ensure that all participants are in good health.
For travelers aged 70 or above, at least one accompanying person aged between 20 and 69 is required in the group. Thank you for your understanding.
Nationality Restrictions
Due to service limitations, this tour is only available to travelers holding Chinese nationality. We appreciate your understanding.
Participant Eligibility
Due to operational capacity, this tour is currently limited to travelers holding valid Chinese Mainland Resident Identity Cards.
Residents of Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan are not eligible to book this product.
For safety reasons, this tour is not recommended for pregnant women or elderly travelers with limited mobility. Thank you for your understanding.
Single Room Supplement
This product supports room sharing. The price is based on two adults sharing one room.
If your booking results in a single occupancy, we will arrange shared accommodation with another same-gender guest.
If you prefer a private room, please select the appropriate number of rooms or choose the single room supplement option during booking.
Multiple Occupants
Considering the typical group composition and the comfort of stay,
this product does not support triple rooms or accommodate three adults in one room.
Additionally, due to local hotel policy,
if two adults are traveling with two or more children, you will be required to book two separate rooms.
If you choose single occupancy, some hotels may assign you to a compact single room with a single bed.
Disclaimer
The tour operator will not be liable if events beyond its control—despite all reasonable measures—or force majeure lead to cancellation or modification of the contract. Please read carefully.
Group Booking Consent
For group reservations, the booker/representative confirms they have obtained consent from all participants to act on their behalf. Please do not book if you are not authorized.
Minor Safety Notice
For minors traveling (under 18/20), a legal guardian or parent is strongly recommended to accompany them.
Booking Information Accuracy
Please ensure accurate and complete data (name, gender, passport or ID, nationality, contact details) is provided at booking. Any losses due to incorrect information will be your responsibility.
Voluntary Optional Services
This product does not require purchase of optional services (e.g., at attractions, venues, or cruise ships not organized by Dream Japan).
Force Majeure Adjustments
If an attraction or venue cannot be visited due to force majeure, staff may, upon mutual agreement, cancel or replace it. Fees will be refunded based on actual ticket cost—not listed price.
Dining Disclaimer
Group meals will meet hygiene and portion standards, but local flavors may not suit every palate.
Vehicle/Staff Continuity
Multiple vehicles and guides may serve you throughout the trip—please understand this is normal.
Itinerary Changes Due to Conditions
We may adjust visit order or meeting times due to weather or traffic without reducing the number of sites. Extra charges will follow a fair policy: if you pay more, no refund; if less, refund issued.
Nature-Dependent Activities
Natural attractions (e.g., flowers) are subject to weather. Please understand variability is natural.
Recommended Arrival Times
Arrive at airport 150 minutes before departure for international/HK-Macau-Taipei flights, and 60 minutes for domestic segments, to complete boarding and immigration procedures.
Entry Requirements to Japan
All visitors to Japan (excluding permanent residents and those under 16) will undergo dual fingerprint check and photo. Immigration may also ask about purpose, itinerary, companions, etc.
Travel and Safety Advisory
Left-side traffic: In Japan, vehicles drive on the left—pedestrians please take care.
Cultural respect: Observe local traditions, cuisine, and etiquette.
Secure valuables: Avoid exposing cash, jewelry, or expensive items in public.
High-risk activities (e.g., scuba diving, skiing, hot-air balloons): Participate only if physically fit and guided by official instructions.
Onsen caution: People with heart issues, hypertension, or frailty should avoid prolonged soaking.
Lithium batteries (e.g., power banks): Carry-on regulations apply—check airline and aviation rules.
Customs allowances: Travelers may bring ¥5,000 worth of duty-free goods plus up to ¥8,000 additional tax-free; tobacco and alcohol are excluded.
CITES and endangered species: Do not carry ivory or restricted wildlife products.
Order Safety Measures: Dream Japan reserves the right to warn, suspend, or terminate suspicious orders violating fairness and safety; the company bears no liability.
Please review and agree to these terms before booking.
Included in the Quotation:
Local reception and ground handling in Japan
Accommodation throughout the trip at local 3- to 4-star hotels in Japan (no designated rooms; standard twin rooms, 2 persons per room)
4 breakfasts, 1 lunch (meal budget: 1,500 JPY/person), and 1 onsen dinner; other meals are not included
Paid admission tickets: None
3 days of private guide service (Mandarin-speaking by default; please inform us in advance for other languages)
Private coach: 2 full days of service + 1 airport transfer from hotel
Guests are responsible for traveling to the hotel and checking in themselves upon arrival from the airport
Not Included in the Quotation:
Travel insurance, single room supplement, security deposit, all personal expenses during the trip
Airfare