Japan Tour Packages

Japan Tour Packages: Experiences & Best Deals 

​From glowing cityscapes to quiet, peaceful temples, cherry blossoms, and of course, sushi and ramen – Japan is a destination that grows on you. It’s where age-old traditions walk with futuristic innovation hand in hand, and every corner has something worth discovering. And with so much to see, planning a holiday can feel overwhelming. But with our Japan tour packages, holiday planning can feel like an easy breeze. 

Tour Packages for Japan at Holiday Tribe are designed for travellers who want more than just sightseeing. These Japan Tour Packages blend modern cities, ancient traditions, seasonal beauty, theme parks, food trails, and smooth transport.

From short city breaks to deep cultural journeys, our Japan tour packages are crafted with real on-ground insight, covering must-see highlights and lesser-known gems, so travellers experience Japan the right way.

Have all the magic of Japan in your hands, while we handle everything behind the scenes. 

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Why Book Our Japan Tour Packages?

Japan can feel complex. The right Japan tour packages crafted by travel experts remove the guesswork.

• Carefully planned routes customised as per requirements 
• In-trip assistance 
• Strong-hotel and tourism partnerships
• Clear inclusions with no hidden costs
• Indian-friendly guidance, veg food support, and visa help
• Smart balance of sightseeing, free time, and local experiences

All our Japan packages are created to feel effortless, even for first-time travellers. Connect with our holiday advisors to know all the details about our Japan tour package deals.

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Top Japan Tour Packages

The overall cost of an international holiday depends on several factors, including the travel season, trip duration, hotel category, and package inclusions. Travellers can choose from a variety of Japan holiday packages based on their travel preferences.

Our Japan Tour Packages start from ₹59,868, offering excellent value for travellers looking to explore the destination comfortably. Booking in advance and travelling during suitable seasons often helps secure better airfare, hotel availability, and attractive package prices. You can explore top Japan trip packages below:

Note: Prices are per person based on the sharing option shown. Meal plans, transfers, and other inclusions may differ. We can arrange flights on request and include them in your personalised quote.

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What Our Japan Packages Include

Your Japan package takes care of the stay, transfers and sightseeing, so only a few costs are left for you to plan.

Note: Before you pay, you receive a day-by-day itinerary in writing, with hotel names, room types and every inclusion listed. If your visa is rejected, your booking is refunded in full. Cancellation charges depend on how close to departure you cancel and on the hotels in your package, and we share them with your quote.

Quick Details About Japan

Why Visit Japan in 2026 with our Japan Tour Packages?

In 2026, Japan will continue to evolve. New attractions, improved rail connectivity, expanded visa access, and better English support make 2026 ideal for booking Japan Tour Packages. Theme parks, shopping districts, and cultural hubs are more tourist-friendly than ever.

As an incredibly welcoming country, Japan is on most travel lists this year. An increasing number of people are starting to notice more of Japan and the number of tourists is only getting bigger and better. With new attractions, improved rail connectivity, expanded visa access and so much more, 2026 is the ideal year for booking Japan tour packages. Get ready to experience the best of theme parks, shopping districts and cultural hubs of Japan in the most touristy way ever. 

• New attractions and upgraded theme parks in Tokyo and Osaka
• Faster and better-connected rail networks across regions
• Improved English support at stations, hotels, and tourist areas
• Wider acceptance of digital payments and travel apps
• Increased focus on regional destinations beyond major cities

For travellers seeking convenience, culture, and value, 2026 is an ideal time to explore Japan through well-planned Japan itinerary and tour packages by our experts. 

Best Time to Visit Japan for Cherry Blossoms and Autumn Colours

Cherry blossoms start in the south and move north, while autumn colours start in the north and move south. The best time for most tours is late March to early April for cherry blossoms and late November to early December for autumn colours.

• Dates shift every year, so it’s better to look at the official forecast before you fix your travel dates.
• Both seasons are busy, so it’s ideal to book flights and hotels well in advance.
• Summer (June to August) is hot and humid, and it begins with the rainy season in June.
• Winter (December to February) brings snow, skiing and the Sapporo Snow Festival in Hokkaido.

Japan Honeymoon from India: Where Couples Should Go

Japan is well suited for a honeymoon because it is easy to cover by train. You also get city nights, quiet temples and hot springs in one holiday.

10 Day Japan Honeymoon Route

1. Tokyo, 3 nights: Shibuya Sky at sunset, Shinjuku Gyoen, teamLab and a dinner with a city view.
2. Hakone or Lake Kawaguchiko, 1 to 2 nights: A ryokan with a private open-air onsen, a kaiseki dinner and views of Mount Fuji.
3. Kyoto, 3 nights: Arashiyama bamboo grove at sunrise, Fushimi Inari, an evening in Gion and a kimono photo session.
4. Osaka, 2 nights: Street food at Dotonbori and a day tour to Nara’s deer park.

Late March to early April is when the cherry blossoms are at their best, while late November to early December is the time to catch the autumn colours. A comfortable honeymoon of 7 to 8 days costs about ₹1.5 lakh to ₹2.5 lakh per person, with flights included. Further, you can browse our honeymoon packages or ask us to add a ryokan night to any itinerary.

Popular Places to Visit on your Japan Trip

Tokyo

A top destination on Japan tour packages, Tokyo, Japan’s buzzing capital and a sprawling metropolis, offers a mix of culture, cuisine, and cutting-edge architecture. Explore iconic sights like the Imperial Palace, the elegant Nijubashi, and the towering Tokyo Skytree. On a clear day, catch a glimpse of the majestic Mount Fuji and head out to enjoy authentic Japanese cuisine. ​If you’re a fan of stationery, then Itoya, the world’s largest stationery store in Tokyo, Japan, is a must-visit.  

Pro Tip: If you’re visiting multiple cities, get a Japan Rail Pass (JR Pass) before you arrive for unlimited travel on bullet trains.​

Kyoto

Step into Kyoto, Japan’s cultural and historic heart, where tradition lives on. Home to over 2,000 shrines, ancient temples, tranquil gardens, traditional arts, and a deep sake culture, Kyoto offers a journey into Japan’s rich age-old heritage. Wander through breathtaking architectural marvels, sip on fine local sake, and enjoy authentic culinary delights. Add to your Japan itinerary to enjoy the best of your holiday. 

Osaka

Lively, flavourful, and full of heart, Osaka is where Japan’s soul shines brightest. Popularly known as ‘The Kitchen of Japan’, it treats you to mouthwatering street food, lively neighbourhoods, and down-to-earth locals. Get the adrenaline rush at Universal Studios Japan, stroll through the historic Osaka Castle, shop till you drop at Shinsaibashi and Kuromon Market, and experience panoramic city views from the Umeda Sky Building’s Floating Garden Observatory. Include Osaka in your Japan itinerary to add a blend of innovation, tradition, and nonstop energy to your holiday.

Itsukushima Shrine

Just a quick ferry ride away from Hiroshima, Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island is a sight to behold. Featuring the famous torii gate rising out of the water, this UNESCO World Heritage Site is built on an island considered sacred in Shintoism.

Pro Tip: Visit in the morning and check the tide schedule to capture scenic views at the torii gate at both high and low tides.

Mount Fuji

A must-visit in any Japan tourist places list, this volcanic peak is the country’s most iconic landmark. Standing at a height of 3,776 metres, this holy mountain is popular for recreational activities such as camping, hiking, and viewing the sunrise from the summit.

Climbing season: Early July to September. You may hike from the base or from the halfway point (5th Station).

FYI: Clouds and poor visibility often block the views of Mount Fuji. If you want to enjoy the views from any leisurely place, then head to the Fuji Five Lakes or Hakone. Another way is to capture views while on a train between Tokyo and Osaka.

Hiroshima

A city of resilience and remembrance, Hiroshima is where you see history blend seamlessly with modern life. If you’re adding Hiroshima to your Japan itinerary, add the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park to understand its moving past and the Atomic Bomb Dome, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Additionally, you can stroll through the city and enjoy local okonomiyaki.

Okinawa

To see the tropical side of Japan, explore Okinawa. Famous for its picture-perfect beaches, blue waters, and a unique island culture, Okinawa is where you get to enjoy a laid-back life for a while. Add to your list of Japan tourist places and explore Shuri Castle, Naminoue Shrine, and snorkel or dive in coral-rich seas.

Top Things to Do in Japan

Japan is packed with experiences that go beyond sightseeing, making every Japan tour package unique and memorable. Here’s what you can do:

Cultural Experiences

• Participate in a traditional tea ceremony and learn the art of matcha preparation.
• Try calligraphy or ikebana (flower arranging) workshops to experience Japanese artistry firsthand.
• Attend seasonal festivals, such as cherry blossom viewings in spring or lantern festivals in summer and autumn.

Food & Culinary Adventures

• Taste sample street food in local markets.
• Enjoy authentic sushi, ramen, and tempura tasting tours, including vegetarian options for Indian travellers.
• Visit local sake breweries for tastings and learn about traditional brewing techniques.

Theme Parks & Entertainment

• Experience rides and shows at Disneyland, DisneySea, or Universal Studios Japan, perfect for Japan tour packages with Disneyland.
• Explore anime and gaming districts, including themed cafés and merchandise shops.
• Take part in interactive workshops like samurai sword experiences or ninja training.

Nature & Scenic Activities

• Walk through zen gardens, bamboo forests, and temple trails for serene moments.
• Enjoy mountain hikes, lake cruises, and cherry blossom photography tours.
• Relax in an onsen (hot springs) for a traditional Japanese wellness experience.

These activities make any itinerary for Japan flexible, exciting, and suitable for couples, families, or adventure seekers, enhancing the value of your Japan tour package deals.

Adventure Activities in Japan

There are many adventure activities to enjoy in Japan. You can pick activities that suit your group size, travellers’ preferences and ages. The following pointers will help you learn about these activities.

1. Skiing and snow sports: Soft, powdery snow makes Japan great for skiing and snowboarding. For beginners and experts, they can visit Niseko, Furano and northern Honshu for these snow activities.
2. Hiking and nature trails: Trails here range from easy walks to harder climbs. Mt. Takao is a scenic day hike near Tokyo, and the Michinoku Coastal Trail runs through quiet coastlines and forests.
3. Water sports: You can try rafting and kayaking in Tokushima, and sea kayaking at Miyajima. Okinawa’s clear seas are ideal for snorkelling and diving.
4. Paragliding and ziplining: You can paraglide at Asagiri Highland near Mt. Fuji. Zipline courses wait at Hakone’s Forest Adventure and Hanazono in Niseko.
5. Cycling and off-road rides: The Shimanami Kaido is a cycling path across islands, with sea views along the way. Hokkaido and Shizuoka offer mountain biking and guided ATV tours.
6. Caving: Akiyoshido Cave in Yamaguchi lets you explore underground.

Food in Japan: What to Eat

If you’re building your Japan itinerary, don’t forget to save a spot for Japan’s food scene. Travellers from all around the world hop to Japan to taste their authentic Japanese food for at least once in their life. Here are all the food items you must try on your visit to Japan: 

• Sushi: This traditional dish doesn’t really need any introduction and should be tried without a doubt. 
• Ramen: A popular Japanese soup with noodles, rich broth, and toppings.
• Tempura: Deep-fried seafood and vegetables coated in thin batter
• Udon: Thick wheat noodles served in a light broth, mostly topped with tempura and spring onions. 
• Yakitori: A street savoury featuring grilled chicken seasoned with tare sauce and salt. 
• Onigiri: A rice ball dish with many fillings served as an on-the-go snack.
• Takoyaki: Bite-sized street snack made of batter filled with minced or diced octopus. 
• Okonomiyaki: A savoury Japanese pancake made with cabbage and a choice of fillings grilled to perfection. 

Vegetarian Food Restaurants in Japan

1. T’s Tantan: A famous vegan ramen spot at Tokyo Station with rich sesame broths and hearty noodles; a favourite for plant-based travellers.
2. Vegan Bistro Jangara:  Vegan bistro serving ramen & gyoza in Shibuya, perfect for lunch or dinner.
3. Brown Rice Tokyo Omotesando: A cosy café with wholesome vegetarian food and set meals.
4. Ain Soph. Journey Shinjuku: A well-known vegan chain with creative Japanese and Western plant-based dishes.
5. Vegan Sushi Tokyo: Plant-based sushi made with seasonal vegetables, great for a unique Japanese experience.
6. VEGAN GYOZA: Highly rated vegan gyoza spot beloved for its juicy plant-based dumplings.
7. Plant More: Stylish vegetarian cafe in Shinjuku with fresh salads, bowls, and smoothies.

Indian Vegetarian and Jain Food in Japan

It’s quite easy to find Indian vegetarian food in Japanese cities like Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto. There are many Indian and Nepali restaurants that serve dal, paneer, chana masala, vegetable curries, rice and naan.

Pure-vegetarian Indian restaurants

• Tokyo: Vege Herb Saga in Ueno (South Indian, with Jain options), Nataraj in Shibuya, Harajuku and Ogikubo, and Govinda’s (ISKCON, sattvic meals).
• Osaka: Shama Vegetarian Indian Restaurant, one of the few with no onion or garlic, so it suits Jain diets.

What to watch for

• Hidden fish stock: Soups, sauces and noodle broths often use fish stock (dashi), even in vegetable dishes, so it helps to ask before you order.
• A line to show staff: ‘Niku to sakana wa tabemasen. Dashi mo dame desu’, which means “I cannot eat meat, fish or fish stock.”
• Jain meals: Only a few restaurants serve food without onion and garlic, which is why these meals need planning ahead.
• Apps to use: HappyCow and Vegewel help you find vegetarian places nearby.

You can share your dietary preferences when booking or planning your package with Holiday Tribe. We will note them down on your hotel bookings and add vegetarian or Jain meal stops to your itinerary.

Shopping in Japan

• Tokyo: Explore Ginza to do some high-end shopping from premium Japanese labels. Head to Shibuya and Harajuku for streetwear and souvenirs. And, if electronics, manga, anime, and gaming merchandise excite you, Akihabara is the place for you.
• ​Osaka: Shop in Den Den town for anime figures and tech goods. Other key hubs include Namba, offering department stores, complexes, and streets like Dotonbori. Umeda is another great destination for massive malls and underground shopping. Don’t forget to visit the famous Shinsaibashi-suji arcade for fashion, electronics, and souvenirs.
• ​Kyoto: Kyoto Station’s shopping complexes and Nishiki Market for traditional food and kitchenware.

Most Popular Hotels in Japan for Indians

• Shinjuku Granbell Hotel: Located in the heart of Shinjuku’s entertainment district in Tokyo, this designer four-star hotel is perfectly located near parts of Yokohama and Tokyo. It offers 28 different types of rooms and has a popular rooftop bar with scenic panoramic night views.
• DoubleTree by Hilton Higashiyama: Situated just across the Gojo Ohashi Bridge within walking distance of UNESCO World Heritage Sites, it is a four-star hotel representing the Kyoto culture in the best way. With elegant rooms and suites, it offers great service and access to Osaka, Nara, and Kobe just at an hour’s distance.
• Centara Grand Hotel: A centrally-located five-star, 33-storey hotel in the heart of Osaka’s Namba district. With modern rooms, world-class dining,  and a stunning rooftop bar, this hotel is ideal for families, couples, business travellers, and solo explorers.
• Mercure Kyoto Station: A well-located contemporary property, this four-star hotel features comfortable accommodations with subtle traditional touches. Easily accessible from Kyoto Station, it is ideal for both leisure explorers and business travellers.
• RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka: Nestled in Nakanoshima, the RIHGA Royal Hotel Osaka brings together 90 years of hospitality excellence, refined service, and easy connectivity to JR Osaka Station and major attractions in Osaka and Kyoto.

Art and Culture of Japan

• Religion and spirituality: Shinto focuses on spirits in nature; Buddhism introduced concepts of the soul and the afterlife.
• Traditional arts and handicrafts: Arts include ikebana, calligraphy, while handicrafts feature pottery and papermaking
• Cuisine: Japanese cuisine is an art form itself, with dishes like mochi and sushi
• Social life: Japanese society that values social harmony, group consensus, and avoiding conflict.
• Festivals and celebrations: Japan celebrates seasonal festivals like Gion Matsuri in Kyoto, the Cherry Blossom festival in spring, and Obon in summer. 

Experience the Colorful Festivals of Japan

Each season in Japan is deeply connected with the colourful festivals of the country. These seasonal festivals add colour, music, and local flavour to Japanese holidays and must be explored while booking Japan Tour Packages.

Spring (March-May)

• Hirosaki Cherry Blossom Festival (Aomori, April-May): One of Japan’s most famous cherry blossom celebrations around Hirosaki Castle Park, with millions of pink blooms and night illuminations
• Takayama Spring Festival (Gifu, April): A historic festival known for its elaborate, beautifully decorated floats and traditional music.
• Sanja Festival (Tokyo, May): A massive, lively event in Asakusa with parades of portable shrines (mikoshi).

Summer (June-August)

• Gion Matsuri(Kyoto, July): One of Japan's oldest and most famous festivals, known for grand ornate floats (dashi) and lively night parties.
• Sendai Tanabata Festival (Sendai, August): Famous for its dazzling streamers and decorations that fill city streets with colour and local spirit.
• Aomori Nebuta Festival (Aomori, August): Energetic night parades of giant 3D paper lantern floats drawing crowds from all over Japan. 

Autumn (September–November)

• Nagasaki Kunchi: A 400-year-old three-day autumn festival at Suwa Shrine in Nagasaki celebrating the city’s unique multicultural heritage. 
• Kawagoe Festival (October): Near Tokyo, this festival has colourful floats and lively parades in a historic old town, giving a feel of Japan’s Edo-period culture in a fun, festive way.

Winter (December–February)

• Sapporo Snow Festival (Hokkaido, February): An iconic winter experience, Sapporo has massive ice and snow sculptures over several days in February.
• Nagasaki Lantern Festival (Nagasaki, February): A vibrant display of thousands of  Chinese lanterns, lighting up the streets.

How to Reach Japan from India?

Japan is well connected to India with direct and connecting flights available from major Indian cities. Following are flights that connect you easily to Tokyo and other Japanese destinations- 

Key Travel Information

• Direct Flights: From Delhi and Mumbai to Tokyo (Narita – NRT / Haneda – HND) via Air India, All Nippon Airways (ANA), and Japan Airlines (JAL)
• Flight Duration: Direct flights: 7-9 hours and connecting flights: 10–12 hours, depending on layovers
• One-Stop Routes: Cities like Chennai, Bengaluru, and Hyderabad connect via Singapore, Bangkok, or Hong Kong
• Major Airports in Japan: Tokyo - Narita (NRT) & Haneda (HND), Osaka - Kansai (KIX)
• Visa Requirement: Indian citizens must obtain a Japan tourist visa through the Japanese Embassy or authorised Visa Application Centres.

Visa Requirements for Indians Visiting Japan

Indian passport holders need a visa for Japan; it cannot be obtained on arrival.

Documents for a Japan tourist visa

• Valid passport
• One completed visa application form
• One photograph
• Flight itinerary with flight number and arrival and departure dates
• Proof of ability to pay (if you fund your own holiday): income certificate or tax return issued by a public agency, or a bank statement or balance certificate
• Itinerary in Japan

You can check the latest official rules on the Embassy of Japan in India website. In addition, our Holiday Tribe advisors can assist you with visa documentation and related formalities, but only upon request. Also, if your visa is rejected, we will refund everything you have paid us.

Essential Tips for Travelling to Japan

• Carry some cash for small shops
• Use public transport for city travel
• Buy a Japan Rail Pass (available for 7, 14 or 21 days) for unlimited rides on most trains
• Download Google Maps and Google Translate
• Keep your passport handy for tax-free shopping
• Trains and buses are extremely punctual
• Public Wi-Fi is available but limited

Dos and Don’ts for Indian Travellers in Japan

Japan is welcoming, safe, and well-organised, but it follows certain social rules that may feel different from India. Being mindful of these basics will help you blend in easily while exploring tourist places as part of your Japan tour packages.

Dos

• Do stand in queues and wait your turn.
• Do keep public places quiet.
• Do follow signage and local rules.
• Do remove shoes where required.

Don’ts

• Don’t tip at restaurants or hotels.
• Don’t eat while walking in public areas.
• Don’t speak loudly on public transport.
• Don’t litter or ignore recycling rules.

Following these Dos and Don’ts will make your Japan tour experience worthwhile and memorable. 

Recommended Apps for Your Japan Trip

Travelling through Japan becomes much easier with the right apps, especially when navigating cities, transport, and language barriers during your Japan tours:

• Google Maps
• Google Translate or Papago
• Japan Transit Planner (Jorudan) for train travels

 These apps help you travel confidently and independently, whether you’re on a guided plan or a customised tour package.

How Many Days Do You Need for Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka?

Ten days is the sweet spot for a first holiday to Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka; seven days covers the highlights quickly, and 14 leaves room for Hakone, Nara or Hiroshima.

The Shinkansen takes about 2 hours 10 minutes from Tokyo to Kyoto. Furthermore, Osaka is only a short ride from Kyoto. Therefore, each city change costs roughly half a day.

If you take a look at our packages, they usually run from 4 to 13 days. Moreover, these packages are customisable, so you can plan each night in every city in a way that feels suitable and convenient to you.

How Many Days Do You Need for Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka?

Ten days is the sweet spot for a first holiday to Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka; seven days covers the highlights quickly, and 14 leaves room for Hakone, Nara or Hiroshima.

The Shinkansen takes about 2 hours 10 minutes from Tokyo to Kyoto. Furthermore, Osaka is only a short ride from Kyoto. Therefore, each city change costs roughly half a day.

If you take a look at our packages, they usually run from 4 to 13 days. Moreover, these packages are customisable, so you can plan each night in every city in a way that feels suitable and convenient to you.

Book your Japan Tour Package with Holiday Tribe 

From peaceful shrines to neon-lit cities, delectable street food, and scenic mountain views – Japan has it all. And if you’re dreaming of a holiday that’s so you, we’re here to make it happen. With our customised Japan trip package, you can now build your perfect adventure. Whether it’s itinerary planning or accommodation, food, visa or in-trip assistance, our all inclusive packages release the stress out of holiday planning. Book now!