Winter in Japan brings a different kind of beauty – quiet temples dusted in snow, steaming hot springs surrounded by mountains, and vibrant winter festivals that light up the night. It’s the perfect season for travellers who want to see the country’s cultural and natural treasures without the summer crowds.
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Travelling in later life isn’t about slowing down, it’s about experiencing the world in a way that feels enriching, comfortable, and deeply rewarding. With the support of a private guide in Japan, seniors enjoy authentic cultural encounters, scenic landscapes, and meaningful moments.
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Planning a Japan private tour is exciting, but getting it right takes more than just booking hotels and ticking off famous sights. A true private tour should reflect your pace, interests and travel style, not someone else’s itinerary.
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We still recommend you travel from late March to April if you are travelling in Honshu, the main island of Japan (or into May if you are travelling to Hokkaido), but include a few different microclimate spots such as lower and higher altitudes, coastal towns and in the mountains to maximize your viewing.
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Choosing the right way to experience Japan depends on your travel style, preferences, and priorities. Whether you prefer complete independence, a structured group tour, or a private guided experience, there are many ways to explore Japan.
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Japan has a very unique culture, and there are lots of things you would find only in Japan. If you have been to Japan what did you find the most surprising? Here are our picks of Top 5 Unusual Things You Find in Japan.
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There is a wide range of accommodation types available in Japan. You will find thousands of options for a western style hotel throughout the country. However hotels are not the only places you can spend a night in Japan.
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Cherry blossoms would be the biggest attraction during spring in Japan for many people. However, Japan has many more spectacular flower scenes that can be enjoyed in addition to cherry blossoms. Here are some other Japanese flowers you should not miss if you are in Japan outside the cherry blossom season!
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Europeans had a form of public bath-based culture on the thermae of the Roman Empire. However today a shower is more common as a daily personal hygiene practice in many western countries. For Japanese, nothing is better than soaking in a hot tub at the end of each day.
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