spring in Japan & seoul
Tokyo, Kanazawa, Kaga, Kyoto, & Seoulsmith family
March 6–20, 2026
Last Updated: February 3, 2026
Itinerary Outline
March 6 - 7 | Travel to Tokyo
March 7 – 10 | Tokyo | Mandarin Oriental (3 nights)
March 10 – 12 | Kanazawa | Korinkyo (2 nights)
March 12 – 13 | Kagaonsen | Beniya Mukayu (1 night)
March 13 – 17 | Kyoto | Maana Kyoto (4 nights)
Match 17 – 20 | Seoul | Four Seasons Seoul (3 nights)
March 20 | Departure
Guide in Tokyo
TBD
Guide in Kanazawa
Ms. Masako Yamada: +81 90-2030-1306
Guide in Kyoto
Ms. Yumiko Sakurai: +81 90-1025-7358
Guide in Seoul
Sunny: +82 10 4994 5515
24-hour Emergency Contact for Japan
TBD
24-hour Emergency Contact for South Korea
Mina Yoon: +82 10 4540 3014 (Whatsapp)
Your Curator
Brian McMahon: +39 3757403434 (WhatsApp)
Contact Details
Japan
Visas are not required for US passport holders traveling to Japan for tourism purposes. However, in order to clear customs you need to complete an arrival form. Here’s how to do it in advance:
Go to Visit Japan Web and create an account before your trip.
Register your trip details (arrival date, flight, first accommodation).
Complete the immigration and customs declaration forms online.
Save the QR codes generated for immigration and customs (screenshot or print).
On arrival in Japan, show the QR codes instead of filling out paper forms.
South Korea
Visas are not required for US passport holders traveling to South Korea for tourism purposes. However, in order to clear customs you need to complete an arrival form.
Go to the official K-ETA website and create an account before your trip.
Enter your personal information exactly as it appears on your passport.
Fill in your trip details: arrival date, flight number, and first accommodation in South Korea.
Pay the K-ETA fee online (~$10 USD).
After approval, download or screenshot your K-ETA approval to have it handy on your phone or printed.
On arrival in South Korea, present your passport and K-ETA approval at immigration.
VISAs & Entry Requirements
Tokyo: Cool and gradually warming, highs around 54–57°F, evenings around 41–45°F, mostly sunny with occasional light rain.
Kanazawa: Chilly and partly cloudy, highs 46–50°F, nights 34–37°F, chance of light showers or snow flurries.
Kyoto: Mild and dry, highs 52–55°F, evenings 39–43°F, generally sunny with crisp mornings.
Seoul: Cold but sunny, highs 46–50°F, evenings 32–36°F, occasional breezy days with clear skies.
Pack with layering in mind: light, warm layers you can mix and match, plus a packable down jacket. Temperatures vary by city, so a warm layer for chilly mornings in Kanazawa and Seoul is essential, while Tokyo and Kyoto will feel milder by midday. Include a compact umbrella or rain jacket and comfortable, broken-in walking shoes—the streets and temples are best explored on foot. Bonus: bring a small scarf or shawl; it’s lightweight but keeps you cozy on breezy days and doubles as a modesty cover for temple visits.
Weather
Japan: Tipping is not customary and can even be considered rude in many situations.
Restaurants: Service charge is usually included. No extra tip is expected.
Hotels: Not expected; if you really want to tip a bellhop or housekeeper, give cash in an envelope quietly.
Taxis: Do not tip. Round up to the nearest 100 yen if you like, but it’s optional.
Tours / Guides: Not expected. If you receive exceptional service, a small gift or handwritten thank-you is appreciated rather than cash.
South Korea: Tipping is not customary for most services.
Restaurants: Service is usually included in the bill. For high-end or international hotels, a 5–10% tip may be accepted but not required.
Hotels: Bellhops and housekeeping typically don’t expect tips, but rounding up or leaving a few thousand won is a nice gesture.
Taxis: Not expected. Round up the fare if you want, but it’s optional.
Tours / Guides: Small tips (equivalent of $5–10 per day) are appreciated for private guides if the service was excellent.
Tipping
march 6 | Departure Day
Flight: Boston (BOS) to Minneapolis (MSP) | Booked Independently
Flight: Delta 2303
Departure: 5:40 a.m.
Arrival: 8:12 a.m.
Seats: 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D
Confirmation: H7BWZI
3h 28m in transit with plane change.
Flight: Minneapolis (MSP) to Tokyo Haneda (HND) | Booked Independently
Flight: Delta 121
Departure: 11:40 a.m.
Arrival: 3:20 p.m. (March 7)
Seats: 6A, 6B, 6C, 6D
Confirmation: H7BWZI
march 7 | Tokyo
Airport Pick-Up & Private Transfer
3:20pm: Land at Tokyo Haneda Airport. After clearing customs and baggage claim, meet your driver in the arrivals hall for a private transfer to your hotel in the city center.
Check-In at Mandarin Oriental
Staying at The Mandarin Oriental immerses you in timeless elegance and modern luxury. From the moment you arrive, you’re welcomed into a serene space that blends Japanese tradition with contemporary design. Relax in your spacious room as you take in stunning skyline views, then enjoy world-class dining, unwind at the tranquil spa, or stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens. With its central location, you’re just minutes away from Tokyo’s vibrant attractions, making it the perfect retreat to experience the city in style and comfort.
Evening at Leisure
Take a quiet first evening to rest up after your long journey. We recommend dinner at your hotel this evening, as you recuperate from your trip.
Mandarin Oriental | 2x Deluxe Room
march 8 | Tokyo
Tokyo Tower
9:30am: Meet your guide at the lobby of your hotel and start your tour of Tokyo at the world-famous Tokyo Tower, which is a former TV Tower. From the Top deck at 250 metre high, Greater Tokyo, Yokohama, Disneyland, Mt. Fuji, etc. can be observed if the weather is clear.
Tsukiji Fish Market
11:00am: Continue on to Tsukiji Fish Market, where your guide will introduce you not only to the freshest seafood but also to traditional kitchen utensils and a vibrant array of Japanese ingredients. Tsukiji Fish Market officially opened in 1935 after the Great Kanto Earthquake of 1923 destroyed the previous fish market in Nihonbashi, Tokyo. It quickly became the largest wholesale seafood market in the world, shaping Tokyo’s culinary culture and influencing Japanese seafood trade for over 80 years.
Become an Itamae Sushi Chef
Step into a private sushi class at one of the market’s renowned restaurants. Under the guidance of a master chef, you’ll learn how to slice sashimi and craft perfect nigiri, creating your own sushi lunch with ingredients sourced straight from the market.
Explore Tokyo Highlights with a Local
1:00pm: In the afternoon, visit Meiji Jingu Shrine, Japan’s most revered shrine, dedicated to Emperor Meiji. Surrounded by a tranquil forest, you can soak in the sacred atmosphere and make a wish for prosperity and health at the main hall. Continue with a stroll through Harajuku and Omotesando, where lively street food stands and trendy teen shops meet high-end boutiques and striking contemporary architecture. Conclude your day in Shibuya, where you’ll witness the energy of one of the world’s busiest pedestrian crossings—a quintessential Tokyo experience.
5:00pm: Return to hotel for evening at leisure.
Mandarin Oriental | 2x Deluxe Room (B, L)
march 9 | deep dive into tokyo
Deeper Dive into Tokyo
Meet your English-speaking guide in the hotel lobby and set off on a private car tour of Tokyo’s cultural highlights. Begin in Asakusa, the city’s oldest district, where you’ll walk through the iconic Kaminarimon Gate with its giant red lantern and explore Nakamise Arcade, lined with local crafts and souvenirs. From there, enjoy a scenic riverside view featuring Tokyo Skytree and the striking golden artwork atop the Asahi Breweries headquarters.
Next, stroll through the peaceful Kiyosumi Garden, a traditional landscape garden created by the founder of Mitsubishi. Admire its serene pond, elegant pine trees, and classic Japanese architecture. Continue to the Imperial Palace, the residence of Japan’s royal family. While you can’t enter the grounds, you’ll have a stunning view of the Double Bridges over the historical moat as your guide shares stories about the Imperial Family. End your tour in Ginza, Tokyo’s most sophisticated district, where luxury boutiques, high-end shopping complexes, fine dining, and gourmet food halls await. You’re welcome to share your interests with your guide to make the most of your time.
Mandarin Oriental | 2x Deluxe Room (B)
For the smoothest experience on public transport in Japan and at general stores that accept cash only but take Suica Card, download the card onto your iPhone’s Apple Wallet and top it up to use throughout your trip.
Open the Wallet app on your iPhone and tap the “+” button in the top right corner.
Select “Transit Card” → “Suica”. Choose to create a new Suica card.
Follow the prompts to complete setup and tap “Add Money”.
Choose an amount (usually in ¥1,000 increments). Confirm using Apple Pay (linked to your credit/debit card).
The balance is updated immediately and ready for use on trains, buses, and even some convenience stores.
Get Your Suica Card Ready!
march 9 | tokyo
Explore Tokyo at Leisure
Today explore the city at your own pace. Below are our recommendations in order of best time to go.
Asakusa & Senso-ji Temple: Tokyo’s oldest temple, surrounded by traditional shopping streets (Nakamise-dori) selling souvenirs, snacks, and crafts. Great for photos and street food tasting.
Ueno Park & Museums: Explore either the Tokyo National Museum (Japanese art and history) or the National Museum of Nature and Science. If they prefer light activity, strolling Ueno Park with its ponds, temples, and cafés is relaxing.
Grab lunch at Ameyoko Market, a bustling street market with casual eats, fresh seafood, and fun local snacks.
Akihabara: The tech and anime district. Perfect for browsing electronics, manga, figurines, or themed cafés. Or, for a quieter afternoon, visit Roppongi Hills / Mori Art Museum for contemporary art and a city view from the observation deck.
Shinjuku Nightlife & Omoide Yokocho: Stroll through neon-lit streets, explore small izakayas, and enjoy casual Japanese pub food.
Mandarin Oriental | 2x Deluxe Room (B)
march 10 | Kanazawa
Pick-Up & Private Transfer
9:30am: After breakfast and check out, meet your driver at the hotel lobby for a private transfer to the train station to catch your train.
Shinkansen to Kanazawa
Grab a bento snack and hop aboard the high-speed bullet train known as Shinkansen,
Departure: 10:22am
Arrival: 12:49pm
Meet your guide Ms. Masako Yamada (+81 90-2030-1306) on the platform upon arrival.
Introduction to Kanazawa
Kanazawa is a town that was untouched by the war and to this day maintains its Imperial age charm. With a historic samurai and geisha district, it feels like a little Kyoto with fewer tourists. Start your visit at Kenrokuen Garden, known as one of the best three gardens in Japan. The stroll-type garden includes ponds, traditional architecture, beautifully trimmed pine trees and stone lantern. Visit 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art.
Check In for Evening at Leisure
5:00pm: Upon arrival at Korinkyo, you’ll be greeted with warm, understated hospitality that reflects Kanazawa’s refined charm. The serene architecture and soft, natural light immediately create a sense of calm. Elegant vintage furnishings, soothing tones, and thoughtful details set the tone for a stay that feels both luxurious and deeply tranquil. It’s the perfect welcome to Kanazawa.
Korinkyo | 1x High Floor Suite City View & 1x Superior Room (B)
march 11 | kanazawa
History & Tradition in Kanazawa
9:30am: Meet your guide, Ms. Masako Yamada in the hotel lobby for an insider’s tour of Kanazawa.
Kaga Yuzen workshop
Begin with a visit to a Kaga Yuzen workshop, where you’ll discover Kanazawa’s 500-year-old kimono dyeing tradition, developed under samurai patronage and known for its elegant hand-painted designs.
Highlights of Kanazawa
Continue to Omicho Market, the city’s vibrant culinary hub, where nearly 170 specialty shops showcase fresh seafood from the Sea of Japan alongside local Kaga Yasai vegetables, offering a glimpse into everyday life in Kanazawa.
Next, explore the atmospheric Higashi Chaya District, Kanazawa’s historic geisha quarter and a designated preservation area of traditional architecture. Visit a former geisha house and stop by a gold leaf shop, highlighting the city’s role in producing the majority of Japan’s gold leaf—now used not only in art and temples but also in local sweets, including the famous gold-leaf soft-serve ice cream.
Conclude with a walk through Nagamachi Bukeyashiki District, lined with former samurai residences, including a visit to one preserved home with a tranquil garden.
5:30pm: Return to hotel for evening at leisure.
Korinkyo | 1x High Floor City View & 1x Superior Room (B)
march 12 | Kagaonsen
Private Transfer
11:00am: After breakfast and check out, meet your driver for a private transfer to your next destination: Kagaonsen. Drive Time: about 45 minutes.
Check In to Beniya Mukayu
A stay at Beniya Mukayu, nestled in the serene hot spring town of Yamashiro Onsen, is a truly tranquil and luxurious escape. This elegant ryokan blends contemporary design with traditional Japanese hospitality, offering spacious rooms that open onto private open-air baths surrounded by nature. Relax in the soothing hot springs, enjoy personalized service, and savor exquisite kaiseki cuisine crafted from seasonal local ingredients. With its peaceful atmosphere and meticulous attention to detail, Beniya Mukayu offers an intimate retreat that embodies the essence of Japanese wellness and refinement.
Dinner at the Ryokan
Have dinner at Kaiseki Horin, the fine dining restaurant located in your ryokan.
Beniya Mukayu | 2x Zen Style Junior Suite (B, D)
march 13 | Kyoto
Pick-Up & Private Transfer
10:45am: After breakfast, the ryokan shuttle bus will take you to the Kaga Onsen train station.
Train to Kyoto via Tsuruga
Hop aboard the high-speed bullet train to Tsuruga.
Kaga Onsen Departure: 11:24am
Tsuruga Arrival: 1:02pm
Your escort will meet you on the platform at Tsuruga station and bring you to your next train.
Tsuruga Departure: 1:14pm
Kyoto Arrival: 2:09pm
Private Transfer & Check In
Upon arrival at Kyoto train station, meet your driver for a private transfer to your Kyoto home.
Maana Kyoto is like stepping into a living gallery of Japanese craft and calm. As you arrive, you’ll pass through tasteful design touches — wood beams, soft natural light filling the stair hall, and sliding screens that blur indoor and outdoor space. Inside, the minimal interiors feature handcrafted details like clay walls, skylights, and a serene bathtub overlooking a small garden. The setting feels intimate and intentional, inviting you to unwind slowly and soak in the quiet luxury of the space.
Maana Kyoto | 2-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom Home (B)
march 14 | Kyoto
Kyoto With a Local Guide
9:00am: Meet your guide Ms. Yumiko Sakurai in the hotel lobby. Begin at Kinkaku-ji (the Golden Pavilion), a UNESCO World Heritage Site originally built by a shogun to display his power and prosperity, its shimmering gold-leaf exterior reflected beautifully in the surrounding pond. Continue to Ryoan-ji Temple, renowned for its enigmatic Zen rock garden, one of Japan’s most iconic expressions of minimalist aesthetics.
Next, enjoy a leisurely walk along the Philosopher’s Path, a scenic stone walkway winding through Kyoto’s Higashiyama district, once used for daily meditation by philosopher Nishida Kitaro. Conclude at Honno-ji Temple, the historic site of the dramatic 1582 incident involving warlord Oda Nobunaga, where the story of Yasuke—a Black samurai who served Nobunaga and fought bravely at the temple—adds a powerful human chapter to Kyoto’s history.
4:00pm: Return to your hotel to freshen and relax before dinner.
Dinner at Geisha House
5:45pm: Meet your guide at the hotel lobby and travel to Miyagawacho, one of Kyoto’s most prestigious geisha districts. Arrive at an exclusive, members-only teahouse and settle into a private traditional room for a refined Kyoto-style kaiseki dinner, showcasing the season’s finest ingredients and culinary artistry. During the evening, enjoy an intimate cultural performance as a maiko and a traditional musician present elegant dances accompanied by live shamisen music. The experience is rounded out with lighthearted traditional games, offering a rare and personal glimpse into the world of Kyoto’s geisha culture. Drinks are not included.
9:00pm: Return to your hotel.
Maana Kyoto | 2-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom Home (B, D)
march 15 | kyoto
Dive Deeper into Kyoto
8:30am: Meet your guide Ms. Yumiko Sakurai in the hotel lobby. Begin in Arashiyama, Kyoto’s scenic mountainside district, with a visit to Otagi Nenbutsu-ji Temple, known for its hundreds of expressive, moss-covered stone statues.
Continue to the tranquil Gio-ji Temple, a former nunnery featuring a small moss garden and a charming thatched-roof hall. Experience Arashiyama from a classic perspective with a rickshaw ride through the bamboo grove, gliding beneath soaring bamboo stalks.
Visit Tenryu-ji Temple, one of Japan’s most important Zen temples, followed by a traditional shojin cuisine lunch, the refined vegetarian fare once eaten by Buddhist monks.
Private Tea Ceremony
Later, enjoy a private tea ceremony led by a tea master, with matcha served alongside seasonal sweets. Conclude the day in the Saga Toriimoto area, a beautifully preserved district along an ancient pilgrimage route, where historic rural homes have been transformed into cafés, teahouses, antique shops, and craft stores, offering a glimpse of Kyoto’s timeless countryside charm.
4:30pm: Return to hotel for evening at leisure.
Maana Kyoto | 2-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom Home (B, L)
march 16 | Kyoto
Explore Kyoto at Leisure
Today explore the city at your own pace. If you’d like to see more of Kyoto, we recommend the Nishiki Market. Known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen,” it’s ideal for tasting local delicacies: yuba (tofu skin), pickles, fresh seafood, and wagashi (Japanese sweets).
Arashiyama Outskirts: Beyond the Bamboo Grove explore: Okochi Sanso Villa for gardens and city views, and Sagano Scenic Railway or Hozu River Boat Ride for a peaceful escape from the city.
In the evening, stop by Pontocho Alley for dinner. Skip the main geisha entertainment, and enjoy cozy riverside dining in narrow alleyways. Traditional kaiseki or casual yakitori is perfect.
Optional: Visit Nara
We recommend visiting Nara Park, just a ~45-minute train ride away. Start the morning exploring the park’s famous free-roaming deer, and visit Todai-ji Temple to see the giant Daibutsu (Great Buddha). Stroll through Nara-machi, a charming preserved merchant district full of traditional houses, cafés, and boutique shops, and enjoy lunch with local specialties like kakinoha-zushi. In the afternoon, visit Kasuga Taisha Shrine, surrounded by forest and lined with hundreds of lanterns, and optionally explore the Nara National Museum if interested in Buddhist art. Return to Kyoto for a relaxed evening, perhaps along the Kamogawa River or enjoying a quiet kaiseki dinner. Early arrival in Nara is ideal to avoid crowds, and comfortable shoes are recommended for walking on gravel paths and around the temples.
Maana Kyoto | 2-Bedroom / 2-Bathroom Home (B)
march 17 | 안녕 south Korea
Pick-Up & Private Transfer
8:30am: This morning, meet your driver at the hotel lobby for a private transfer to Osaka Airport to catch your flight. Drive Time: 1 hour 15 minutes.
Flight to Seoul
Catch your direct flight from Osaka to Seoul to begin the next part of your adventure.
Flight: Korean Air 2118
Departure: 12:30 p.m.
Arrival: 2:35 p.m.
Seats: 7A, 7B, 7D, 7E
Confirmation: ECQRDX
Private Transfer & Check In
Upon arrival at Seoul Gimpo Airport, meet your driver in the arrivals hall for a private transfer to your hotel.
There’s something instantly captivating about arriving in Seoul. Perhaps it’s the cinematic cityscapes glimpsed in K-dramas, the catchy beats of K-pop, or a distant memory of kimchi shared at a neighborhood restaurant. But the moment you step into the city, you realize that what you thought you knew barely scratches the surface. Checking into the Four Seasons Hotel Seoul, nestled near Gwanghwamun, sets the tone perfectly—where sleek modernity meets centuries-old tradition just beyond its doors. It’s a seamless introduction to a city that thrives on contrasts: ancient palaces and cutting-edge design, bustling streets and serene luxury.
Explore at Leisure
Head out to Myeongdong, Seoul’s buzzing shopping district, where neon signs light up the night and street food vendors tempt you with skewers, hotteok, and spicy tteokbokki. It’s the ideal blend of trendsetting style, culture, and classic Seoul energy.
Four Seasons Seoul | 2x Premiere Room (B)
march 18 | seoul
Highlights of Seoul with a Local Guide
9:30am: Meet your guide Sunny (+82 10 4994 5515) in the hotel lobby to depart for your day exploring Seoul.
Start by wandering through Bukchon Hanok Village, where traditional Korean houses line narrow alleys, offering a glimpse into the city’s past. From there, head to the majestic Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest of Seoul’s royal palaces, to witness the grandeur of Joseon architecture and perhaps catch the Changing of the Guard ceremony. Next, stroll through Insadong, a charming neighborhood filled with tea houses, art galleries, and souvenir shops, perfect for picking up unique Korean crafts.
Enjoy lunch at Gwangjang Market, one of Seoul’s oldest traditional markets, where you can indulge in iconic street foods like bindaetteok (mung bean pancakes) and mayak kimbap (mini seaweed rice rolls), soaking in the lively night atmosphere.
For one of Seoul’s most special destinations that still feels off-the-radar, you’ll head to Ihwa Mural Village, a colorful hillside community decorated with whimsical street art, then continue up to Naksan Park for panoramic views of the Seoul skyline. Then visit the futuristic Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), an architectural landmark that comes alive with lights at night, followed by a quick stop at the Dongdaemun History & Culture Park to learn about the area’s heritage.
5:30pm: Return to hotel for evening at leisure.
Four Seasons Seoul | 2x Premiere Room (B, L)
march 19 | Seoul at leisure
Today you have a vehicle at disposal starting at 9:30am. You are free to use the car and driver to move around the city.
Make Your Own K-Pop Music Video
1pm: Pick-up for your family K-Pop experience, which starts at 1:30pm. The pick-up location can be adjusted to wherever you are.
Shopping in Seoul (Recommendation)
There’s a fresh, creative energy in Seongsudong, often called Seoul’s “Brooklyn,” that makes it the perfect place to start your day. Stroll down its stylish streets, where industrial warehouses have been transformed into minimalist cafés, trendy boutiques, and pop-up K-beauty stores showcasing the latest skincare innovations.
Afterward, head south to Coex, one of Asia’s largest underground shopping malls, and step into the striking Starfield Library, a soaring, light-filled space lined with thousands of books. From there, make your way to Sinsa Garosugil, a tree-lined boulevard beloved for its fashion-forward shops and sleek galleries—perfect for people-watching and picking up unique pieces.
Pamper Yourself to Korean Spa (Recommendation)
There’s no better way to unwind in Seoul than by indulging in the Korean spa experience at your hotel. Inspired by traditional jjimjilbang culture yet elevated with modern luxury, the spa offers serene spaces, heated baths, and soothing treatment rooms that melt away the city’s bustle. Whether you choose a restorative massage, a revitalizing facial using premium Korean skincare, or a tranquil soak in the herbal baths, every detail is designed to nurture both body and mind. It’s a moment of pure indulgence—a harmonious blend of tradition and sophistication that leaves you feeling completely renewed. To be paid locally.
Four Seasons Seoul | 2x Deluxe Room (B)
march 20 | sayonara & annyeong
After two weeks traversing East Asia, it’s time to pack up and head home today. We hope you leave with memories to last a lifetime and the wanderlust to come back and explore even more.
Private Transfer & Flight
6:15am: This morning, meet your driver at the hotel lobby for a private transfer to Seoul Gimpo Airport. Catch your direct flight from Seoul to Tokyo Haneda in time for your flight home.
Flight: Korean 2101
Departure: 9 a.m.
Arrival: 11:05 a.m.
Seats: 11B, 11E, 12A, 12D
Confirmation: ED2GU4
Flight: Tokyo Haneda (HND) to Minneapolis (MSP) | Booked Independently
Flight: Delta 120
Departure: 5:20 p.m.
Arrival: 2:35 p.m.
Seats: 4A, 4B, 4C, 4D
Confirmation: H7BWZI
5h 25m in transit with plane change.
Flight: Minneapolis (MSP) to Boston Logan (BOS) | Booked Independently
Flight: Delta 2614
Departure: 8 p.m.
Arrival: 11:59 p.m.
Seats: 2A, 2B, 2C, 2D
Confirmation: H7BWZI
Accommodation
March 7–10 | Tokyo | Mandarin Oriental (3 nights)
March 10–12 | Kanazawa | Korinkyo (2 nights)
March 12–13 | Kagaonsen | Beniya Mukayu (1 night)
March 13–17 | Kyoto | Maana Kyoto (4 nights)
Match 17–20 | Seoul | Four Seasons Seoul (3 nights)
Transport: All private transfers with a personal guide for the entire trip, high-speed train tickets, and roundtrip flight from Japan to Seoul in Prestige (Business) Class.
Tours & Activities: All tours, activities and excursions with an expert English-speaking guide as listed in the itinerary, along with the required entrance fees associated with the tours.
Meals: All breakfasts, some meals listed as included in your itinerary (B= breakfast, L=lunch, D=dinner)
Other: City taxes associated with your accommodations. Restaurant reservations and coordination. All insider recommendations for your trip. Local team on call 24-hours a day during your trip.
Exclusions
Flights to/from U.S.
Travel insurance
Tips