For a private viewing please contact usJapan honeymoon – a diverse mix of nature and culture.
Made up into four little islands Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu, Japan has packed everything you could possibly want in a honeymoon. Whether it’s cultural tours, crazy nightlife, tea ceremonies, hotsprings or even a beautiful relaxing environment you’re after, Japan has it all and more to create your honeymoon the mot fulfilling experiences you could ask for.
What does a Japan honeymoon entail?
Well that’s up to you. With such a wide range of possibilties a Japanese honeymoon can cater for everyones needs.
Cultural activities
“I cannot say enough about this experience…the tea ceremony where we were the only non-Japanese in the tea house…the stroll through the Gion District with Sano, our guide, pointing out to us the school where the Maikos attend while learning to be a Geisha…the dormitory where they live…we would never have known about these sites had we been walking on our own…what a very rich and rewarding experience.” Mary Lewis (March 2010)
This is a testimonial from a customer having the Ultimate Kyoto experience on the island of Honshu. A cultural experience like this consists of:
- Meet English speaking guide in your hotel lobby at 15.30
- Transfer to the tea house to perform an authentic tea ceremony (exclusive to your party)
- Transfer to Gion district for walking/talking tour – get the inside information on the Geisha world in Kyoto.
- Afterwards, enjoy Shabu-Shabu dinner together with a real Geisha or Maiko (young Geisha) (exclusive to your party).
- Transfer back to your hotel on your own.
Want to be a ninja?
How about taking a course learning about ninjas and even learning how to fight like a ninja and use their (imitation) weapons. To make your honeymoon is Japan truly unique you can learn these ninja skills on a day tour.
Kyoto Wedding Photo Plan
Did you get enough snaps on your wedding day? If not then why not Japan Package offers you the chance to get your photograph take at Kamigamo Jinja, the oldest shrine in Kyoto, dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono. Included in this package are the following:
► Return transfer
► Two sets of clothing (1 crested kimono, 1 all white kimono or 1 colored kimono)
► Hair styling
► Make-up, and dressing
► 50 photos on a CD-R
► Prayers at Kamigamo Shrine
► Commemorative items
► Postal service fee for CD delivery
For more information please visit their website.
Romantic Japan
One word- sakura. With a little forward planning you could arrive on your Japan honeymoon in time for the sakura.
You have to be quick though, the cherry blossom can last just two weeks so you have to be prepared to get your timing right. Thankfully there is a good guide to help you plan accordingly to whatever location of Japan you spend your honeymoon. Vist this website for more information.
Need convincing? Watch this video.
Mountain views
Need accommodation while in Japan? While planning other activities why not sit back and marvel at the view of Mount Fuji from your hotel room?
The following hotels have excellent views:
You might not want to sit and look at Mt Fuji from your hotel room so there’s always the option of having a Mt Fuji and Hakone Day Tour by Shinkansen (bullet train). A typical itinerary looks like:
- 09:00 Leave Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal for a drive aboard a deluxe motorcoach to Mt. Fuji (3,776m or 12,388ft)
- Fuji Visitor Center Nature, culture and artwork concerning Mt. Fuji are on display at the information center.
- Mt. Fuji 5th Station A drive halfway up Mt. Fuji to the 5th Station enjoying the natural scenery en route.
- Optional Lunch Enjoy Japanese-style lunch at a restaurant.
- A Cruise on Lake Ashi (Ashinoko Yuransen) A delightful cruise on Lake Ashi (Ashinoko Yuransen) aboard a large sightseeing boat.
- Mt. Komagatake Ropeway Ride an aerial cableway up and down Mt. Komagatake for a sweeping view of celebrated Hakone National Park.
- 18:00 to 20:00 Drive to Odawara Station and abroad Shinkansen (Kodama / non-reserved). Arrive in Tokyo around 18:30-20:00.
