Fukuoka Tours, Japan

Japan tours can be fully guided or partially guided. Fully guided trips often have one tour leader for the whole trip. Partially guided trips include guided visits in key places, with more free time between them.

Japan tours run as both group trips and private trips. Group tours are shared with other travelers, while private tours are for your own party. Some itineraries are also city explorer tours, with one base and day trips.

Many Japan tours include Tokyo and Kyoto, and they often add the Mount Fuji area like Hakone or Kawaguchiko. Some itineraries also visit Hiroshima and Osaka, and a few include Kanazawa and Takayama.

Tokyo is on many Japan tours, often at the start, the end, or both. Itineraries tend to mix guided visits with free time, so you can explore areas like Shibuya, Harajuku and Akihabara at a comfy pace.

Many Japan tours mix guided visits with free time. The split depends on the itinerary, with some days more planned and others left open for meals, shops, or a walk on your own.

A city explorer tour keeps one base, so you sleep in the same place each night and take day trips out and back. In Japan, this suits travelers who want a simple plan and more time in one main city.

Group size changes by tour. Some itineraries run with small groups, while others can be bigger, mainly on trips that use shared tours and transport. The exact group size is shown on each itinerary.

Yes, accommodation is included on Japan tours, and the level can change by itinerary. Accommodation types and hotel standards vary, and similar-standard alternatives may be used due to availability.

Japan tours can suit first-time visitors because many itineraries cover the main cities and top sights, with help on fully guided trips. Partially guided options also work well if you want a plan with more free time.

A small number of itineraries are multi-country and may also visit China and South Korea. The Japan part often includes big stops like Tokyo and Kyoto, and sightseeing follows the itinerary.