• Welcome dinner

• Accommodations

  shared rooms in highly rated hostels

• Daily breakfast

• Local tour guide

• 24/7 support

• Bullet train

• Transport between cities

• Shibuya Sky

• Senso-Ji Temple

• YoYogi Park + Meiji Shrine

• Sushi making class

• Samurai Experience

• Tea Ceremony

• Dotonburi Street

• Nishiki Food Market Tour

• Shibuya Bar Crawl

• Osaka Castle

• Golden Temple, Torii Gates

• A stress-free way to travel Japan and make friends

• Personal travel insurance

• Optional activities

• Flights to/from Japan

• Airport pickup/drop off

  Public transport is very easy to get to/from the airports, we can assist you on this :)

• Personal expenses

Our age range is typically 20-35 years old however, our trips are open to anybody 18+. .Our trips are perfect for people of all ages that are seeking a new and exciting adventure with a group of like-minded people.

Shared rooms in highly rated hostels. The rooms will be shared between 4-6 travelers also on the trip.

Some rooms may have bathrooms located outside of the room, please bring shower shoes if you’d like.

The trip starts in Tokyo (Narita Airport or Haneda Airport) and ends in Osaka.

Our accommodation is very easy to get to in Tokyo via public transport and we will send detailed instructions on how to do so.

There will be the option to add transport back to Tokyo at the end of the trip when booking the trip.

As travelers ourselves, we know how important it is to have time to explore on our own or check off bucket list items that you’ve seen on social media! We allocate free time in each city to allow you time to do other things outside of the included activities. There is so much to do in Tokyo so if there are bigger activities like Disney Sea or Mario Kart racing, we suggest arriving a day early to be sure you have time to include these.

We suggest a small suitcase that won’t hold you up while exploring Japan. Since we are taking public transport throughout the trip, packing as light as possible is best.

Train transport from city to city is included for your trip however, local transport within each city to the different activities and during your free time is not included. However, we use local transport which is extremely affordable!

We will meet at 6pm on day 1 for a welcome briefing and welcome dinner so keep this in mind when booking your flights. Take into account that you must go through immigration and then take transport to the hostel.

️If you’re planning to fly out of Tokyo back home, then we recommend flying any time after 5pm. Getting to Tokyo takes around 4 hours on the train and 1 hour to the airport from there.

️If you’re wanting to fly out of Osaka, we recommend booking your flight anytime after 10am.

We’ll do our best to accommodate dietary restrictions whenever possible, but due to the nature of Japan’s cuisine and dining customs, it may not be feasible in every situation. Please inform us of your needs in advance and we will do our best to find options where we can.

• Travelers are responsible for ensuring their passport is valid for at least six months beyond the trips start date.

• Visa requirements depend on your nationality, many countries have visa free entry to Japan for short stays, but it’s essential to check your specific visa requirements in advance.

Japan is an incredible mix of ancient traditions and modern city life, but this trip is fast-paced and packed with adventure! If you prefer slow travel or lots of downtime, this might not be the best fit.

This trip includes a lot of walking—whether it’s exploring neon-lit streets, wandering through historic temples, or hiking up to breathtaking viewpoints. You should be comfortable walking several miles a day, sometimes with stairs or inclines.

Japan’s public transport system is world-class but also fast and efficient, meaning you’ll need to be ready to hop on and off trains, subways, and buses. If navigating transport in a foreign country feels overwhelming, don’t worry—we’ll guide you through it!

If you’re a foodie, this trip is a dream—from sushi and ramen to quirky themed cafés. But be prepared to try new things, as some menus might not have English translations.

This trip blends cultural experiences, city exploration, and nature, making it perfect for travelers who love variety, excitement, and a little bit of organized chaos. If that sounds like you—get ready for an unforgettable adventure!