Japan family itineraries
Choose from our ready-made family holidays
Explore our unique ready-made Japan family itineraries carefully put together by our family travel specialists. Thinking of families, they have created a range of inspiring journeys which include immersive cultural experiences, kid-friendly tours and hand-picked family-friendly accommodation – all fully flexible to make sure it’s just right for your family.
If you’d like to get creative then take a look at our bite-sized trips which can be combined to build your own ideal holiday.
Not sure where to start? No problem, just get in touch and we’ll talk you through the options.
Ready-made family itineraries in Japan
Explore Japan as a family over two weeks. From buzzing Tokyo to vibrant Osaka, via the mighty Mount Fuji, cultural Kyoto, spiritual Koyasan and historic Hiroshima. It’s a balanced mix of cities, culture, history and nature, with plenty of time to explore together.
Discover the highlights of Japan at an easy pace on this two-week family trip. Explore Tokyo’s mix of temples and neon, enjoy Mount Fuji views at Lake Kawaguchi, cycle through Kyoto’s backstreets, and tuck into street food in lively Osaka.
This trip gives you a great mix of Japan’s adventurous side. Starting in lively Osaka, then slow down with a temple stay in the sacred mountains of Koyasan. On to Kyoto to explore by bike and see all the classic culture, before heading into the Alps for Matsumoto’s castle and Takayama’s old town charm. Enjoy stunning Mt Fuji views at Kawaguchiko, and finish in buzzing Tokyo.
This trip takes you from buzzing Tokyo and the coastal temples of Kamakura to stunning Mt Fuji views at Kawaguchiko, then into the Alps for Matsumoto’s castle and Takayama’s old town. You’ll dive into tradition in Kyoto, reflect on history in Hiroshima, experience a peaceful temple stay in Koyasan, and wrap up with the food and nightlife of lively Osaka.
Speak to our Japan specialist, Miles
“I love the retro-futuristic vibes of Tokyo, not to mention the tasty donburi! Staying in a traditional ryokan and bathing in the natural hot springs (onsen) are particular highlights for me.”
