Suggested Itineraries
The following itinerary suggestions will hopefully provide a starting point. An idea or two about what your holiday could potentially include. But do consider them to be inspiration only, as each trip is created uniquely for you. We believe that no two itineraries will ever be exactly alike, and nor should they be.
We will listen intently to you, asking plenty of questions. We will add some honest advice and make impactful suggestions. The 'first-draft' itinerary is then designed around your requirements, your quirks, your preferences. We can then further refine the arrangements until you’re satisfied with every detail, at which point we manage all your reservations and logistics so that you’re taken care of from the moment you step off the plane until your return. With no set departures or fixed dates each of these suggested itineraries can be extended, or curtailed, to suit your available dates and match your budget.

Bygone Japan
Focussing on traditional Japan – geisha districts, shrines, ryokans & ancient pilgrimage route...

The Japan Itinerary
Our variation of the ‘classic’ Japan itinerary – upgraded, enriched, and avoiding the clichéd.

An Active Autumn
An itinerary which does linger too long in the cities and instead gets you out to the Fall colours.

A Northern Odyssey
Get off-the-beaten-path in Northern Japan, deep in to the pristine countryside.

A Family Adventure
Let the generations explore a ‘cooler’ side of the country with fewer bases and more interaction.

Secret Japan
Shikoku Island & Western Honshu is the canvas, and modern & ancient history the themes.

Onsen, Beach & Culture
A honeymoon…or simply the most indulgent, relaxing and enthralling holiday possible?

A Sakura Adventure
A Spring journey through Japan, in pursuit of cherry blossoms though eschewing the crowds.

A Japanese Trilogy
‘Must-see’ Japan in ten days...it could be Aman properties all the way if you have the budget.

The Japan Ski Safari
The best ski holiday ever? Two ski resorts, Tokyo & Kyoto, bullet-trains and snow monkeys.