Japan Tour | Discover Japan with your family

• Accommodation based on 3* or 4* hotel Quad / Connected room (BB)
• Professional Spanish language for the whole of the trip
• All excursion and transportation by Bullet train/ Van/ Car with a professional driver
• All entrance fees according to the itinerary
• The meals according to the itinerary (11 B, 4 L, 3 D)

• International Flights
• International Insurance
• Other meals
• Tips for driver and guide

Please Note

• Passport required
• Wheelchair accessible
• Public transportation nearby
• Infant seats available

What Do I Need to Bring?

• When traveling to Japan, travelers need to pack wisely to ensure a comfortable and enjoyable trip. Here's a list of items that travelers should consider bringing with them:
• <strong>1. **Travel Documents:**</strong>
•    - Passport and visa (if required)
•    - Printed copies of hotel reservations, transportation tickets, and travel insurance details
•    - International driver's license (if planning to drive)
• <strong>2. **Clothing:**</strong>
•    - Weather-appropriate clothing depending on the season of travel
•    - Comfortable walking shoes for exploring cities and attractions
•    - Lightweight jacket or sweater for cooler evenings
•    - Swimsuit (if visiting hot springs or beaches)
• <strong>3. **Electronics:**</strong>
•    - Universal travel adapter to charge electronic devices
•    - Smartphone with access to maps, translation apps, and travel guides
•    - Camera or smartphone for capturing memorable moments
• <strong>4. **Personal Items:**</strong>
•    - Prescription medications and necessary medical supplies
•    - Toiletries, including sunscreen, hand sanitizer, and any specific skincare products
•    - Travel-sized umbrella or lightweight raincoat
•    - Personal hygiene products and feminine hygiene items
• <strong>5. **Miscellaneous:**</strong>
•    - Portable power bank to recharge devices on the go
•    - Travel-sized snacks for energy boosts between meals
•    - Reusable water bottle to stay hydrated throughout the day
•    - Daypack or small backpack for carrying essentials during day trips
• <strong>6. **Cultural Considerations:**</strong>
•    - Lightweight scarf or shawl for visiting temples and shrines (to cover shoulders)
•    - Respectful attire for visiting religious sites (avoiding shorts and sleeveless tops)
•    - Slippers or comfortable socks for use in traditional ryokan or guesthouses
• <strong>7. **Optional Extras:**</strong>
•    - Japanese yen in cash for small purchases and transactions (although credit cards are widely accepted)
•    - Japanese phrasebook or language app to communicate with locals
•    - Guidebook or travel guide with recommendations for sightseeing and dining
• By packing these essential items, travelers can be well-prepared for their adventures in Japan and make the most of their journey. Additionally, it's advisable to check the weather forecast and any specific requirements for planned activities or destinations before departure.