[Depart from Tokyo] Nikko / Karuizawa / Gunma / Yokohama Customized Chartered One-day Tour

Itinerary Highlights

Depart from Tokyo city area, 10‑hour private charter day trip

Effortlessly explore Japan's soul and cultural hubs: Yokohama, Nikko, Karuizawa, Gunma, and more

Driver provides Japanese and/or Chinese language support, no communication worries

Full private charter with multiple vehicle options for a comfortable travel experience

Lake Chuzenji was formed by a volcanic eruption about 20,000 years ago. It is the highest‑altitude lake in Japan and has been selected as one of the "100 Best Views of Japan."

Nikko Tamasawa Goyōtei Memorial Park was originally built as a retreat for Emperor Taishō. It is a complex of buildings showcasing architectural styles from the late Edo, Meiji, and Taishō periods.

The UNESCO World Heritage Site Nikko Tōshōgū enshrines Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shōgun of the Edo period. The buildings within the complex feature elaborate carvings, lacquerwork, and vibrant colours crafted by master artisans summoned from across Japan, showcasing the pinnacle of splendour.

The vermilion‑lacquered wooden Shinkyō Bridge stands at the entrance to Nikko's mountain precinct. Legend has it that when the monk Shōdō Shōnin could not cross the Daiya River, he prayed for divine protection, and two serpents appeared, transforming into this bridge.

Known locally as "Swan Lake," Kumoba Pond offers stunning scenery that changes with each season, beloved by locals and tourists alike.

Shiraito Falls, located in northern Karuizawa, originates from Mount Asama. With a drop of 3 metres and a width of 70 metres, it looks from afar like thousands of white silk threads cascading down, offering a profound experience of nature's beauty.

Karuizawa Kogen Church and Harunire Terrace were built after World War II. The church's predecessor was "Hoshino Academy," a gathering place in the Taishō period for thinkers and literary figures to exchange ideas.

Kusatsu Onsen is renowned as one of the "Three Famous Springs of Japan." Its source has high acidity and is widely known for its excellent antibacterial properties.

Viewing Fukiware Falls from above, you can feel the majestic power and awe‑inspiring force of nature. The torrential river surges and crashes between giant rocks with a thunderous roar, creating a spectacular sight.

The historic Ikaho Onsen was beloved by many literary figures such as Yumeji Takehisa, Roka Tokutomi, and Akiko Yosano. Visitors can fully immerse themselves in the autumnal literary atmosphere.

Stroll through Ikaho, one of Gunma's finest hot spring resorts.

Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse served as a state‑of‑the‑art logistics hub from the Meiji to Taishō periods. The exterior still retains its European‑style red brick architecture.

Standing approximately 296 metres tall, the Yokohama Landmark Tower is the second tallest building in Japan. A key highlight is the Sky Garden on the 69th floor, offering a 360‑degree night view of Yokohama, as well as sights such as Tokyo Tower and Skytree.

The Shin‑Yokohama Ramen Museum is a ramen‑themed museum featuring famous ramen shops from across Japan, each offering their own unique flavours. All shops in the museum serve mini‑sized bowls of ramen.

Sankei‑en is a traditional Japanese garden. Within the garden, nationally important historic buildings relocated from various parts of Japan are harmoniously arranged alongside ponds, streams, and rocks, creating a classical, serene atmosphere with distinct charm throughout the four seasons.