Holidays to enchanting japan

Stretching almost 2,000 miles from end to end, the island of Japan is a melting pot of culture, food, history and stunning landscapes. With one foot in the future and a firm grip on its past, beneath Japan’s dazzling skyscrapers and snow-capped mountains are Shinto shrines and red-lipped Geishas. No matter whether you marvel at the vibrant cherry blossom or gaze at the fiery autumnal leaves, Japan will always leave you in awe.

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A WORLD WHERE MODERNITY MEETS TRADITION

Tokyo is a vibrant metropolis where fast-paced city life and the latest high-tech trends lie within reach of historic temples and world-class museums. From the old historic streets of Asakusa to the trendy fashion centres of Shibuya and Harajuku, the country’s capital certainly is one of the most fascinating and vibrant cities in the world.

The famous and sacred Mount Fuji is often seen as a tribute to Japan’s sublime beauty, with Fuki Hakone National Park the perfect base to witness its beauty as well as its clear lakes and enchanting onsen. A night in a traditional ryokan is a must!

Speed your way across the ever-changing Japanese landscape as you ride a Shinkansen (bullet train) to Kyoto - the cultural heart of Japan. This stunning imperial city is the Japan of your imagination with picture-perfect temples, traditional wooden houses, colourful geishas and serene zen gardens. Arrive in April to witness its beautiful Cherry Blossom.

Despite its tragic past, Hiroshima has blossomed into a modern and vibrant city. The Peace Memorial Museum is a poignant reminder of the devastation from the atomic bomb dropped on the city in 1945, but the optimism of its citizens shines through. Just across the water is the sacred island of Miyajima, famed for the iconic Itsukushima Shrine.

1. Travel at 200mph on-board the speedy Shinkansen Bullet Train
2. Visit Kyoto during its incredibly beautiful Cherry Blossom season in April
3. Walk across Tokyo’s Shibuya Crossing - the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection
4. Snack on sushi, enjoy the spicy wasabi and salty soy sauce of Japan’s national cuisine
5. Meet the famous snow monkeys of Jigokudani National Park
6. Drive around the streets of Tokyo in a real-life Mario Kart
7. Witness Japan’s national sport of Sumo Wrestling
8. Spend the night in one of Japan’s traditional Ryokan’s, complete with futon mattresses, paper walls and outdoor hot springs
9. Tour Hiroshima’s Peace Memorial Park, a poignant reminder of the infamous atomic bomb blast
10. Visit Mount Fuji in the early morning and glimpse the sun rising from the top of Japan’s tallest peak

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