Asia Tours from Tokyo
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10 best Asia tour packages from Tokyo
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- Essential Essence of Asia: Japan to South East Asia
- Japan & South Korea in 25-Days: From Tokyo To Jeju Island
- Ultimate Japan, South Korea and Taipei
- Japan & China: 17 Days Highlights Small Group Tour
- Best Japan-Korea 12-Day Small Group Tour
- Exploring Japan and Korea
- Eternal Japan and Korea
- Japan and China Discovery Tour - 16 Days
- Through the Heart of Japan: Tokyo to Fukuoka Cruise - Premium Adventure
- Essential Japan & South Korea - 25 days
Beginning in vibrant Tokyo with stays at a 5-star hotel near Imperial Palace, this 41-day journey traverses Japan via bullet train to Osaka before continuing to Vietnam's Hanoi and concluding in Cambodia's Siem Reap. Travel includes luxury Shinkansen rides, the new Bhaya Soul cruise ship in Halong Bay, and the Scenic Spirit along the Mekong River.
Duration 41 days Destinations Japan, Vietnam, Cambodia Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $48,790
11% Off- NZ$43,390You save $5,400
Japan & South Korea in 25-Days: From Tokyo To Jeju Island
3 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour takes us to more of the significant destinations in each country than other comparable tours.”
Sandra, traveled in April
The 25-day Asian adventure unfolds from Tokyo's sushi-making and temple visits, connecting 13 cities across Japan and South Korea. Bullet trains whisk travelers through Japan before a flight to Seoul, leading to South Korea's cultural sites via local transport, concluding in Jeju-do's beaches and volcanic landscapes.
Duration 25 days Destinations Tokyo, Fujikawaguchiko, Kamakura, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Hiroshima, Osaka, Seoul, SokchoSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 55 year olds Operator The Dragon Trip From
11% Off- NZ$7,987
A 32-day Asian voyage stretches from Tokyo to Keelung City, showcasing Japan, South Korea, and Taiwan. The route includes 14 major ports including Busan, Sokcho, and Hualien, crossing the East China Sea and Pacific Ocean aboard the luxurious Scenic Eclipse II.
Duration 32 days Destinations Japan, South Korea, Taiwan Age Range up to 99 year olds Operator Scenic Luxury Cruises & Tours From $76,495
20% Off- NZ$61,495You save $15,000
Tokyo's temples and Mt. Fuji set the stage for this Asian odyssey, flowing through Kyoto's UNESCO sites into China via Beijing. The 4,500km route links 10 cities, showcasing Xi'an's Terracotta Warriors and Shanghai's Bund, utilizing high-speed trains and internal flights.
Duration 17 days Destinations Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Beijing, Xi'an, Guilin, Yangshuo, Shanghai Age Range 3 to 80 year olds Operator Top China Travel From
20% Off- NZ$8,245
Starting in Tokyo with pickup at Narita International Airport, journey through Japan visiting Mt. Fuji's 5th Station and Lake Kawaguchi before flying from Osaka to Seoul. Final leg includes exploring Jeju Island's UNESCO Jusangjeoli Cliff and Dragon-Head Rock before returning to Seoul's ICN Airport.
Duration 12 days Destinations Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Seoul, Jeju-do Age Range 3 to 80 year olds Operator Top China Travel From
20% Off- NZ$6,503
Duration 13 days Destinations Tokyo, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Busan, Gyeongju, Daegu, Andong, Hahoe, SeoulSee all destinations Age Range 3 to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
20% Off- NZ$7,029
Duration 16 days Destinations Tokyo, Kyoto, Kanazawa, Shirakawa, Takayama, Matsumoto, Busan, Gyeongju, Daegu, AndongSee all destinations Age Range 3 to 85 year olds Operator Europamundo From
20% Off- NZ$8,232
Tokyo's vibrant streets launch this 16-day, 2,800-kilometer East Asian adventure, ending at Shanghai's modern skyline. Bullet trains zip from Hakone to Kyoto, followed by flights from Osaka to Beijing, and China's high-speed rail to Xi'an, showcasing the region's advanced transportation.
Duration 16 days Destinations Tokyo, Hakone, Kyoto, Nara, Osaka, Beijing, Xi'an, Shanghai Age Range 1 to 99 year olds Operator Bravo Indochina Tours From
20% Off- NZ$11,179
Coral Geographer hosts this 15-day luxury voyage from Tokyo, calling at Shimizu, Kyoto, and South Korea's Jeju Island. Traditional culture comes alive in remote Japanese townships, while the UNESCO-listed Manjanggul lava tube awaits before Fukuoka's finale.
Duration 15 days Destinations Tokyo, Shimizu Ward, Shingu, Osaka, Kyoto, Miyajima Island, Hiroshima, Matsuyama, Jeju-do, SaseboSee all destinations Age Range 16 to 80 year olds Operator Exodus Adventure Travels From
20% Off- NZ$19,790
Senso-ji Temple and Shibuya Crossing mark the start of this 25-day journey through Japan and South Korea. Bullet trains connect major cities, culminating in Jeju Island after Busan and Seoul visits. The route covers 14 cities using Japan Rail Pass and domestic flights.
Duration 25 days Destinations Tokyo, Kamakura, Hakone, Mount Fuji, Kyoto, Hiroshima, Miyajima Island, Osaka, Seoul, Seoraksan National ParkSee all destinations Age Range 18 to 55 year olds Operator On The Go Tours From
20% Off- NZ$11,855
What our customers ask about Asia Tours from Tokyo
What are the most common first-day activities when starting a tour in Tokyo?
Tours typically begin with an overview of Tokyo's key locations on day one. You'll visit the peaceful Meiji Shrine the historic Sensō-ji Temple in Asakusa and get city views from the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building. Many tours start with a hands-on experience like a sushi-making class followed by dinner. The Tokyo Metropolitan Ikebukuro Hotel often serves as a starting point where visitors join a city tour before learning to make sushi. A TourRadar traveler mentioned: "The tour takes us to the best spots in town and has you living life like a local from day one."
What are the common starting locations within Tokyo for multi-day tours?
Tour meeting points cluster around three main Tokyo areas: the bustling Shinjuku district near the Metropolitan Government Building the traditional Asakusa neighborhood by Sensō-ji Temple and the business hub of Tokyo Station/Marunouchi near the Imperial Palace. The Hotel Metropolitan Ikebukuro is a frequent starting location with easy access to four subway lines. Many operators provide Narita International Airport pickups with transport to these central points. As noted by a TourRadar traveler: "Our Adventure Leader and fellow travelers met at the hostel in a central location making it easy to start exploring right away."
When is the best time to take a tour starting in Tokyo?
The prime seasons for Tokyo tours run from March to May during cherry blossom season and September to November when autumn colors emerge and temperatures stay mild. Tour bookings peak in March and April with operators adding 20-30% surcharges during high seasons like March 15-April 15 and September 15-24. Hotels often charge extra for Friday and Saturday stays.
How do tours handle transportation from Tokyo's airports to starting hotels?
Most tour packages include airport transfers from Narita or Haneda to Tokyo hotels. Top China Travel offers shared transfers from Narita Airport at no cost though single travelers might pay a $100 supplement for private service. Some companies like Scenic Luxury Cruises provide upgraded private transfers with personal greeting service. As one TourRadar traveler noted: "The pickup and transfers were well organized with local representatives meeting us at the airport exit."
What day trips are commonly offered from Tokyo at the start of longer tours?
Early tour itineraries often feature day trips to Mount Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi the seaside town of Kamakura and Hakone's hot springs and mountain landscapes. Journaway tours for instance includes a Mount Fuji excursion with views from the 5th station and time on the lake. A TourRadar traveler commented: "The day trip to Fujikawaguchi offered jaw-dropping views of Mount Fuji and was a perfect break from the city."
What types of accommodation are available for tours starting in Tokyo?
The accommodation range fits various budgets and preferences. High-end tours through operators like Scenic Eclipse book guests into luxury hotels such as the Palace Hotel Tokyo while mid-range packages use reliable 3-4 star properties like Hotel Metropolitan Ikebukuro. Budget travelers can choose hostels or traditional Japanese guesthouses. One TourRadar reviewer highlighted: "I opted for an upgrade to a single room and am really glad I did so. The rooms were all perfectly adequate."