Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima present three profoundly different facets of Japan, blending futuristic megalopolis, imperial traditions, and historical memory.
Temples, vibrant districts, gardens, gastronomy, sanctuaries, and cultural experiences define an itinerary that allows for the discovery of some of the country's most iconic images.
A balanced first trip to Japan, combining major cities, heritage, and cultural discoveries while leveraging the efficiency of the Japanese railway network.
Immense, fascinating, and in perpetual motion, Tokyo harmoniously combines historic temples, popular neighborhoods, and ultramodern architecture. From Asakusa to the luminous screens of Shibuya, each district possesses its own identity and offers a new way to discover the Japanese capital.
The city lends itself equally well to cultural experiences, gastronomy, shopping, and the discovery of contemporary culture. Sanctuaries, gardens, markets, electronic districts, and urban panoramas allow for a particularly varied stay.
View detailed program...The ancient imperial capital of Japan for over a thousand years, Kyoto is the country's historical and cultural heart. Buddhist temples, Shinto shrines, traditional gardens, and old wooden houses create a setting profoundly different from that of Tokyo.
The city allows for the discovery of some of Japan's most iconic sites, from the Golden Pavilion of Kinkaku-ji to the thousands of red torii gates of Fushimi Inari. The Gion and Higashiyama districts, meanwhile, preserve the atmosphere of old Kyoto, with their cobblestone alleys, tea houses, and age-old traditions.
View detailed program...Hiroshima holds a special place in contemporary Japanese history. Rebuilt and forward-looking today, the city soberly preserves the memory of the 1945 events around the Peace Memorial Park and its museum.
However, this stop also allows for the discovery of Miyajima, one of Japan's most famous images. The immense torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine appears to float on the sea at high tide, at the foot of an island covered with forests and roamed by deer.
View detailed program...Tokyo, Kyoto, and Hiroshima allow for a journey through centuries of Japanese history while discovering a country resolutely focused on the future.
The energy of Tokyo contrasts with the temples and traditions of Kyoto, before Hiroshima and Miyajima add a historical, spiritual, and profoundly human dimension to the trip.
An itinerary rich in contrasts, bringing together modernity, heritage, gastronomy, and some of Japan's most iconic traditions in just a few days.
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