Eight Days, Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji and Nikko

Name: Eight Days, Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji and Nikko
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Tokyo and the places around it, seen properly: the city, the coast at Kamakura, the lakes below Mount Fuji, and two quiet nights in Nikko.

8 DaysSuggested Length

¥640,000Price From

Overview

Tokyo, and everything within reach of it

Five nights in Tokyo give you the city and two days beyond it, to Kamakura on the coast and to the lakes at the foot of Mount Fuji, by Alphard and at your pace.

Then the journey leaves the city for Nikko, where the shrines stand in a cedar forest and the mountain roads climb to Lake Chuzenji. Two nights there turn a long day trip into a stay.

A small counter restaurant on a Tokyo side street

The great red gate of Senso-ji in Asakusa

The Chureito Pagoda with Mount Fuji behind it

Kegon Falls plunging into the gorge at Nikko

A teahouse beside the pond of a Tokyo garden, with the towers of the city behind

Tokyo Skytree rising above the Sumida river

A lane of stalls in the Tsukiji Outer Market

Tokyo and three places beyond it, in eight days

Five nights in Tokyo, with days out to Kamakura on the coast and to the lakes below Mount Fuji, then two nights among the cedars of Nikko.

Everything is by car at your own pace, and the stay in Nikko turns a long day trip into a quiet two days. Days can be added or removed under each destination.

Why Travel With Haven Japan?

Private days shaped entirely around your pace, with a guide on the days you choose.

Ryokans, boutique hotels and design-forward properties.

A deeply knowledgeable, English-speaking guide on every day you choose.

Private transfers door to door, to and from the airport included.

Round-the-clock support from our Japan-based team.

Eight Days, Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji and Nikko

Highlights

Tokyo in two daysThe west of the city one day, the old east the next.

Kamakura and EnoshimaZen gardens, the Great Buddha and a small island in the sea.

The Fuji Five LakesSpring pools, a pagoda and a thatched village below the mountain.

The shrines of ToshoguThe carved and lacquered shrine of the Tokugawa shoguns, in the cedars.

Lake ChuzenjiReached by the forty-eight bends of the Irohazaka road.

Kegon FallsNearly a hundred metres of water, seen from the foot of the gorge.

One guide, one carThe same guide and the same Alphard for every touring day.

The Itinerary

8 Days, One Route

The map stays with you as the days unfold — tap a stop to jump ahead.

This is the order we recommend, the one that works best on the ground, but nothing here is fixed. Add or remove days with the + and − under each destination (up to 4 days in one place), or change the destinations and their order in our builder, with this itinerary already selected. The price follows your version: we quote it when you send it to us.

3 DAYS

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2 DAYS

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TOKYO · ARRIVAL

Day 01 | A First Evening in Tokyo

Your private driver takes you from the airport to your hotel by Alphard, with time to settle in. Then a first, unhurried evening in the city: the side streets of Ebisu and dinner at a small counter nearby. A late landing simply means rest.

Your Experiences

1 of 39

✓ Included Private Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

TOKYOPrivate Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

Your Hotels

1 of 6

Your hotel for 5 nights, including your days in Kamakura.

SETAGAYA, TOKYO

TOKYO · SHIBUYA TO SHINJUKU

Day 02 | Crossing, Forest, Back Streets

Shibuya first, the crossing and the small bars of Nonbei Yokocho still shuttered in the morning. Then the forest of Meiji Jingu, the colour of Takeshita Street and the calm of Omotesando. The afternoon turns residential in Setagaya before Shinjuku and the view from its government towers.

Your Experiences

1 of 39

✓ Included Private Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

TOKYOPrivate Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

Your Hotels

1 of 6

Your hotel for 5 nights, including your days in Kamakura.

SETAGAYA, TOKYO

TOKYO · OLD EDO

Day 03 | Markets, Temples and Towers

Old Tokyo, east of the centre. The Tsukiji Outer Market at its busiest, the great red gate of Senso-ji in Asakusa, and the kitchen knives of Kappabashi. The afternoon climbs Tokyo Skytree, then walks Akihabara and Ueno, where the museums and the park sit side by side.

Your Experiences

1 of 39

✓ Included Private Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

TOKYOPrivate Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

Your Hotels

1 of 6

Your hotel for 5 nights, including your days in Kamakura.

SETAGAYA, TOKYO

TOKYO → KAMAKURA

Day 04 | Temples by the Sea

About an hour south by Alphard to Kamakura, the old samurai capital. The Zen gardens of Engaku-ji, the long approach to Tsurugaoka Hachimangu and the Great Buddha of Kotoku-in. In the afternoon, across the bridge to Enoshima, its shrines and its sea views, and a lunch of local shirasu.

Day trip from Tokyo. Same stay tonight.

Your Experiences

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✓ Included Zen Meditation at a Kamakura Temple

KAMAKURAZen Meditation at a Kamakura Temple

Where you sleep

We recommend sleeping in Tokyo and coming back each evening, so Kamakura needs no hotel of its own. If you would rather stay overnight in Kamakura, tell us when you send your itinerary and we will arrange it.

TOKYO → MOUNT FUJI

Day 05 | The Lakes Below the Mountain

About two hours by Alphard to the Fuji Five Lakes. The spring pools of Oshino Hakkai, the cedar avenue of Kitaguchi Hongu Fuji Sengen Shrine, the Chureito Pagoda with the mountain behind it when the sky allows, and the thatched village of Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba. Back to Tokyo for the evening.

Your Experiences

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✓ Included Sake being poured into ceramic cups at a tasting

MOUNT FUJI (KAWAGUCHIKO)Mount Fuji Foothills Tasting Tour

Your Hotels

LAKE KAWAGUCHI

TOKYO → NIKKO

Day 06 | Shrines in the Cedars

About two and a half hours north by Alphard to Nikko. The carved gates of Toshogu, the shrine of the Tokugawa shoguns, then the red Shinkyo bridge and the riverside path of Kanmangafuchi, lined with stone statues. The evening is quiet, in the mountains.

Overnight in Nikko.

Your Experiences

✓ Included A samurai in armour with a bow and a quiver of arrows

NIKKOSamurai Archery in Nikko

Your Hotels

LAKE CHUZENJI, NIKKO

NIKKO · LAKE CHUZENJI

Day 07 | Lake, Falls and Marsh

Up the bends of the Irohazaka road to Lake Chuzenji, more than a thousand metres above the sea. Kegon Falls from the foot of the gorge, the Ryuzu Falls and their tea house, and a lunch of yuba, the local speciality. A hot spring bath to close the day.

Overnight in Nikko.

Your Experiences

✓ Included A samurai in armour with a bow and a quiver of arrows

NIKKOSamurai Archery in Nikko

Your Hotels

LAKE CHUZENJI, NIKKO

NIKKO → TOKYO

Day 08 | A Last Morning, Then Home

A slow morning in Nikko, then back by Alphard to Tokyo, with a last few hours in the city if your flight allows, or straight to Narita or Haneda airport, about two and a half hours.

Your Experiences

1 of 39

✓ Included Private Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

TOKYOPrivate Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

Your Hotels

1 of 6

Your hotel for 5 nights, including your days in Kamakura.

SETAGAYA, TOKYO

Where You'll Stay

Choose Your Stay in Every Destination

SETAGAYA, TOKYO

A serene retreat in Setagaya blending minimalist Japanese design with an open-air onsen, a short ride from Shibuya's energy.

ROPPONGI, TOKYO

Occupying the top nine floors of Tokyo Midtown, roughly 250 metres above the street, with some of the highest hotel views anywhere in the city.

MARUNOUCHI, TOKYO

Facing the Imperial Palace gardens across the moat, with the brand's signature in-room technology and a rooftop restaurant looking straight down Hibiya-dori.

SHINJUKU, TOKYO

Perched on the top 14 floors of the Shinjuku Park Tower, with the New York Bar's skyline views made famous by Lost in Translation, and a wood-panelled calm throughout.

NIHONBASHI, TOKYO

Set on the top floors of a Nihonbashi tower, with sweeping views over the city and Mount Fuji on a clear day, and three Michelin-starred restaurants downstairs.

OTEMACHI, TOKYO

Occupying the top six floors of Otemachi Tower, with a 30-metre atrium lobby and vast rooms built around a minimalist, washi-paper calm above the city.

LAKE KAWAGUCHI

A luxury glamping resort on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi, where timber cabins are set into the forest and look across the water to Mount Fuji.

LAKE CHUZENJI, NIKKO

A luxury hotel on the shore of Lake Chuzenji, inside Nikko National Park, with rooms facing the lake and Mount Nantai and the first hot spring bath of the Ritz-Carlton brand.

Add-On Experiences

Shape Your Journey by Adding the Experiences That Move You

✓ Included Private Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

TOKYO, JAPANPrivate Tea Ceremony with an Urasenke Master

A private tea ceremony in Tokyo hosted by an Urasenke tea master: taste koicha and usucha with sweets and learn the thinking behind the ceremony.

✓ Included Toyosu Market Tour and Sushi Making

TOKYO, JAPANToyosu Market Tour and Sushi Making

Walk Toyosu Market with a master sushi chef, visit the wholesaler he buys from, then learn to make Edomae nigiri at his restaurant.

✓ Included Omotesando Architecture Walk

TOKYO, JAPANOmotesando Architecture Walk

Walk Omotesando and Harajuku with an architecture expert and see how western Tokyo went from rice fields to skyscrapers.

✓ Included Geisha Entertainment in Asakusa

TOKYO, JAPANGeisha Entertainment in Asakusa

Dine at a ryotei in Asakusa's old entertainment district with geisha and rare male hokan entertainers.

✓ Included Zen Meditation at a Kamakura Temple

KAMAKURA, JAPANZen Meditation at a Kamakura Temple

A private tour of a historic Zen temple north of Kamakura with two National Treasures, then talk Zen with the head priest and meditate with him.

✓ Included Sake being poured into ceramic cups at a tasting

MOUNT FUJI (KAWAGUCHIKO), JAPANMount Fuji Foothills Tasting Tour

Tour the foothills of Mount Fuji in a private car that doubles as a mobile tasting room, with a guide who is also a sommelier.

✓ Included A samurai in armour with a bow and a quiver of arrows

NIKKO, JAPANSamurai Archery in Nikko

Learn the etiquette of Ogasawara-style kyudo or try mounted yabusame in Nikko, with a tour of Toshogu Shrine.

✓ Included Matured Sushi and Sake Pairing

TOKYO, JAPANMatured Sushi and Sake Pairing

A fully private dining session at a two-Michelin-star sushi restaurant in Futako-tamagawa: matured sushi made in front of you, paired with four sakes.

✓ Included Calligraphy in a Century-Old Kamakura Villa

KAMAKURA, JAPANCalligraphy in a Century-Old Kamakura Villa

A beginner-friendly calligraphy lesson with a master, in the tea room of a century-old villa in the hills of Kamakura.

✓ Included Kintsugi in Minami-Aoyama

TOKYO, JAPANKintsugi in Minami-Aoyama

Practise kintsugi in a Minami-Aoyama gallery space: mend a vessel with lacquer and gold or silver powder and take it home the same day.

✓ Included Noh Masks and a Private Stage Session

TOKYO, JAPANNoh Masks and a Private Stage Session

On a Noh family's private stage in Tokyo, meet the head of the family, see his collection of masks and costumes, and watch two shimai dances.

✓ Included Shamisen Lesson and Lunch in Akasaka

TOKYO, JAPANShamisen Lesson and Lunch in Akasaka

A shamisen master performs and guides you in playing, in a private tatami room at a long-established Akasaka restaurant, followed by a seasonal lunch.

✓ Included Ikebana Lesson in Akasaka

TOKYO, JAPANIkebana Lesson in Akasaka

A private ikebana lesson with a master-rank instructor in an Akasaka school headquarters designed by Kenzo Tange: make two arrangements.

✓ Included Incense Blending in Ginza

TOKYO, JAPANIncense Blending in Ginza

Blend your own incense pouch from over a dozen fragrance ingredients at a 440-year-old incense shop in Ginza, and take seasonal incense home.

✓ Included Sumi-e Ink Painting in Minami-Aoyama

TOKYO, JAPANSumi-e Ink Painting in Minami-Aoyama

Learn classical Edo Rimpa ink-painting in a private Minami-Aoyama atelier, reproduce a masterpiece by hand and take your painting home as decor.

✓ Included Private Zazen at an Asakusa Temple

TOKYO, JAPANPrivate Zazen at an Asakusa Temple

Sit zazen at an Asakusa Zen temple founded in 1611, guided by a monk and the head priest, then take matcha and sweets.

✓ Included Chopstick Making in Kuramae

TOKYO, JAPANChopstick Making in Kuramae

Make your own chopsticks in a Kuramae workshop with a century of Edo woodworking history: choose a fine wood, shave it and finish it with oil.

✓ Included Yukata and Mizuhiki Accessory Making

TOKYO, JAPANYukata and Mizuhiki Accessory Making

In a 100-year-old Japanese residence in Ueno-Sakuragi, learn to wear a yukata, make a matching mizuhiki accessory and keep both.

✓ Included Ukiyo-e Stencil Dyeing Workshop

TOKYO, JAPANUkiyo-e Stencil Dyeing Workshop

Colour a Hokusai Mount Fuji motif with a brush in a Nihonbashi gallery, guided by a kataezome artist.

✓ Included Pure Silver Bangle Making in Asakusa

TOKYO, JAPANPure Silver Bangle Making in Asakusa

Spend a day as an apprentice in Asakusa: shape your own bangle from 99.9% pure silver with a silversmith whose family has worked silver for twelve generations.

✓ Included A forge fire with glowing coals and a smith's tongs and tools, as used to forge a small katana

TOKYO, JAPANSmall Katana Forging in Ome

Forge a small katana from tamahagane steel with a husband-and-wife team of bladesmiths on the edge of Tokyo.

✓ Included A soba master rolling out noodle dough

TOKYO, JAPANSoba Noodle Making Workshop

Roll and cut soba by hand the way it was made four centuries ago, taught by a leading soba master.

✓ Included Shojin Ryori Cooking with a Monk

TOKYO, JAPANShojin Ryori Cooking with a Monk

Learn Buddhist vegetarian cooking from a temple monk in Akasaka, then eat your meal in the temple's main hall.

✓ Included Kabuki Workshop with a Professional Actor

TOKYO, JAPANKabuki Workshop with a Professional Actor

Learn kabuki acting and training techniques from a professional actor, at a prestigious traditional restaurant with a kaiseki meal.

✓ Included Sake Brewery Tour in Ome

TOKYO, JAPANSake Brewery Tour in Ome

Tour a brewery with over 300 years of history in the hills of western Tokyo and taste five sakes with paired snacks.

✓ Included Mount Mitake Shrine Hike

TOKYO, JAPANMount Mitake Shrine Hike

A guided day hike up Mount Mitake in western Tokyo to the 'Shrine in the Sky', with lunch at a temple lodging.

✓ Included Nihon-ga Painting in Minami-Aoyama

TOKYO, JAPANNihon-ga Painting in Minami-Aoyama

Paint in the classical Rimpa tradition with a nihon-ga artist, using brush and, if you wish, gold and silver leaf.

✓ Included Kumihimo Silk Braiding in Ueno

TOKYO, JAPANKumihimo Silk Braiding in Ueno

A private tour, limited to six guests a day, of a 360-year-old kumihimo silk-braiding workshop in Ueno, then make a braided accessory with master artisans.

✓ Included Kannon Painting & Temple Walk in Kita-Kamakura

KAMAKURA, JAPANKannon Painting & Temple Walk in Kita-Kamakura

Walk to two temples in Kita-Kamakura with a Kannon painter, then paint a small lotus Kannon in the artist's studio.

✓ Included Water Mandala Painting in a Restored Kura

KAMAKURA, JAPANWater Mandala Painting in a Restored Kura

Paint a water-themed Buddhist mandala in a calm restored storehouse in Kamakura and take it home.

✓ Included Edo Woodblock Printing Workshop

TOKYO, JAPANEdo Woodblock Printing Workshop

Print ukiyo-e patterns on washi paper at a woodblock workshop with 160 years of history, and turn them into a bamboo-handled fan.

✓ Included Edo Glass Cutting Workshop

TOKYO, JAPANEdo Glass Cutting Workshop

Cut a pattern into an 8-ounce cup of two-colour Edo overlay glass with a seasoned glassmaker.

✓ Included Edo Paper Lantern Making

TOKYO, JAPANEdo Paper Lantern Making

Paint your own Edo paper lantern at a shop that has been in business for over a hundred years, and take it home.

✓ Included Edo Komon Tenugui Dyeing

TOKYO, JAPANEdo Komon Tenugui Dyeing

Stencil-dye a tenugui hand towel at a studio that has kept the Edo komon tradition alive for over a century.

✓ Included Maki-e Lacquerware Decoration

TOKYO, JAPANMaki-e Lacquerware Decoration

Decorate a piece of lacquerware with maki-e metallic powder at the main store of a century-old lacquerware shop in Nihonbashi.

✓ Included Mizuhiki Knots & Washi Wrapping

TOKYO, JAPANMizuhiki Knots & Washi Wrapping

In a Yoyogi studio, learn basic mizuhiki knots with an artist and practise wrapping with handmade tesuki-washi paper, including gift envelopes.

✓ Included Japanese Scent Making in Kudan

TOKYO, JAPANJapanese Scent Making in Kudan

Blend your own natural fragrance from Japanese plants with a scenting designer at a historic house in Kudan.

✓ Included Bonsai & Tea at a Bonsai Museum

TOKYO, JAPANBonsai & Tea at a Bonsai Museum

Tour a garden of over a thousand bonsai, shape a tree yourself, and finish with tea ceremony.

✓ Included Katana Polishing Workshop

TOKYO, JAPANKatana Polishing Workshop

Polish a real katana on a whetstone with one of Japan's professional katana polishers in Setagaya.

✓ Included Beer Museum Tour & Tasting in Ebisu

TOKYO, JAPANBeer Museum Tour & Tasting in Ebisu

Go behind the story of one of Japan's best-loved beers at a brewery museum in Ebisu, with a tasting and food pairings.

✓ Included Japanese Dance at a Ryotei in Akasaka

TOKYO, JAPANJapanese Dance at a Ryotei in Akasaka

Watch a private nihon-buyo performance and learn its movements from a master instructor, followed by kaiseki.

✓ Included Kanji Calligraphy with a Master

TOKYO, JAPANKanji Calligraphy with a Master

Learn kanji calligraphy at a ceramics shop in Yanaka from a calligrapher who draws on a background in psychology.

✓ Included Bean Paste Flower Wagashi Class

TOKYO, JAPANBean Paste Flower Wagashi Class

Make modern wagashi flowers from sweet bean paste, free of dairy and gluten, and enjoy them with tea.

✓ Included Dyed Flower Making in a Couture Atelier

TOKYO, JAPANDyed Flower Making in a Couture Atelier

Cut, dye and layer silk and lace into a flower in the atelier of a renowned couture flower artist.

✓ Included Mount Takao Hike & Shojin Lunch

TOKYO, JAPANMount Takao Hike & Shojin Lunch

Hike sacred Mount Takao with a certified guide, then eat shojin cuisine made from local vegetables.

✓ Included A carved red lacquer plate with an intricate raised pattern

KAMAKURA, JAPANKamakura-bori Lacquerware Lesson

Meet an award-winning Kamakura-bori master in his quiet Kamakura workshop for a talk and demonstration on the craft of lacquered tableware.

✓ Included Kamakura-bori Wood Carving

KAMAKURA, JAPANKamakura-bori Wood Carving

Carve a small plate in the 800-year-old Kamakura-bori style in the studio of a descendant of Unkei.

✓ Included Zen & Shakuhachi at Hokokuji

KAMAKURA, JAPANZen & Shakuhachi at Hokokuji

Experience suizen, 'blowing Zen', with the shakuhachi bamboo flute with private evening access to Hokokuji's bamboo garden.

✓ Included Nerikiri Wagashi in a Hase Teahouse

KAMAKURA, JAPANNerikiri Wagashi in a Hase Teahouse

Make two nerikiri sweets in the shapes of Mount Fuji and cherry blossom at a teahouse in Hase.

✓ Included Landscape Ikebana in Kita-Kamakura

KAMAKURA, JAPANLandscape Ikebana in Kita-Kamakura

Make a 'windswept landscape' of flowers in a quiet atelier in Kita-Kamakura, guided by a flower artist.

✓ Included Zen & Karate at Engakuji

KAMAKURA, JAPANZen & Karate at Engakuji

Explore the link between Zen and the martial arts with a temple tour, meditation and a karate workshop at Engakuji.

✓ Included Forest Zazen & Tea Below Mount Fuji

MOUNT FUJI (KAWAGUCHIKO), JAPANForest Zazen & Tea Below Mount Fuji

Meditate in a forest clearing at the foot of Mount Fuji and drink tea made from plants that grow there.

✓ Included Winery Tour in Katsunuma

YAMANASHI, JAPANWinery Tour in Katsunuma

Tour the cellars of the birthplace of Japanese wine, with a private tasting served only to Wabunka guests.

✓ Included Wabi Fireworks Making & Launch

YAMANASHI, JAPANWabi Fireworks Making & Launch

Make your own skyrocket and sparklers with a master of traditional wabi fireworks, and set them off.

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Inclusions

Private guide on the guided days, in English or French
Private transfers by Toyota Alphard or equivalent, and wherever the road is not the best way, a private car, a taxi or reserved Shinkansen seats, all arranged for you
Entrance fees and activities listed in the itinerary
Accommodation chosen to your taste and booked for you
A local SIM card with unlimited data, if you would like one
Luggage forwarding between hotels, if you would like it
Round-the-clock support from our Japan-based team

Pricing

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Questions About This Journey

How many days is Eight Days, Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji and Nikko and where does it go?

Eight Days, Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji and Nikko runs 8 days and visits Tokyo, Kamakura, Mount Fuji (Kawaguchiko) and Nikko. The day-by-day route, with a map, is shown above.

Is this journey private, and can it be changed?

Yes. Every Haven journey is private, just you and your party, and tailor-made. This route is an example of how a journey can unfold: tell us your dates, interests and pace and we will adapt the days, the places and the stays.

How much does it cost?

Prices start from ¥640,000 (see the pricing section above). The final price depends on your dates, the hotels you choose, the experiences you add and the size of your group, so we confirm an exact quote after your enquiry.

What is included?

The inclusions are listed in the pricing section above. Unless stated there, entrance fees and meals are not included, and our guides are happy to recommend restaurants. An all-inclusive package is available for a custom Japan journey.

Where do we stay?

You choose your stay in each destination from the hotels and ryokan shown on the page. If you prefer another property, tell us and we will look at it.

When should I book?

Japan is a country where travellers plan well ahead, so we recommend contacting us about 6 months before your ideal departure date, especially for spring and autumn. Last-minute requests may be possible with some limits.

What languages do your guides speak?

Our tours are conducted in English, French and Japanese. If you need another language, tell us in advance and we will do our best to arrange it.

How do I pay?

We accept payment in Japanese yen and major international credit cards, including Visa, MasterCard and American Express.

What is the cancellation policy?

If we receive your cancellation 91 days or more before the first day of service, only the deposit is kept. It is 50% of the price 61 to 90 days before, and 100% 60 days or less before. Cancellations are made by email to contact@havenjapan.com. The full policy is in clause 5 of our Terms and Conditions.

Can I add experiences such as a tea ceremony or an onsen stay?

Yes. The experiences section above lists what you can add, from tea ceremonies and craft workshops to private onsen. Each day can also include free time to explore on your own.

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