Japan for Couples

Upon arrival at Tokyo Airport, meet your driver for a private transfer to your hotel. Take the rest of the day to settle in and enjoy a relaxed first evening in Japan.

Your Day in Detail

Take a photo together in front of the giant red lantern at Kaminarimon Gate, marking the start of your Tokyo tour. Passing through Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), you'll get a glimpse of Tokyo's old-town atmosphere as you explore Nakamise Street, lined with traditional shops selling souvenirs and local snacks.

Next, join a ring-making workshop to turn Japanese coins into matching rings. In about an hour, you and your partner can each create a keepsake of your time in Japan together.

End the day with a leisurely walk through the Yanesen area, with its quiet streets, small independent shops, and tucked-away cafés. Stop at Nezu Shrine to see its striking red torii gates and enjoy the quieter side of the city.

Your Day in Detail

Start the day at Meiji Shrine, where you may have the chance to witness a traditional Japanese wedding procession. Continue to the Tsukiji Outer Market to explore its seafood stalls and traditional food shops. You can sample some local specialties as you browse the market. Later, take a leisurely walk in Shiba Park, with views of Tokyo Tower. You can also visit Zojoji Temple, which stands close to the tower.

As night falls, board a Tokyo Bay dinner cruise. Enjoy a romantic meal with views of Tokyo's illuminated waterfront and skyline. Let your travel consultant know in advance if you'd like to arrange a surprise for your partner, such as a cake or flowers.

Your Day in Detail

Drive about an hour and a half to the Kawaguchiko area for a day surrounded by nature. Visit Arakurayama Sengen Park to take photos of Chureito Pagoda with Mt. Fuji in the background.

Nearby, step into a small workshop and paint a pair of Daruma dolls together. In Japan, Daruma dolls symbolize perseverance and the pursuit of goals. Paint one for each of you and take a moment to think about the goals and hopes you share for the year ahead.

Before returning to Tokyo, unwind on a cruise on Lake Kawaguchi and enjoy views of the lake and Mt. Fuji from the water.

Travel from Tokyo to Kyoto by Shinkansen. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel for check-in, then spend the rest of the day at leisure.

Your Day in Detail

Get dressed in a traditional Japanese kimono and take part in a Japanese tea ceremony, learning about the customs and rituals of this centuries-old practice. Afterward, stroll through the narrow lanes of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka and visit Kiyomizu-dera. Take in the temple views and enjoy taking photos together in your kimono. We can also arrange a professional photographer if you'd like.

Your Day in Detail

Today, take an excursion to the Arashiyama district for a pleasant escape. Along the Sagano Scenic Railway (also known as the Sagano Romantic Train), board an old-fashioned train and sit back to enjoy a leisurely 20-minute ride. Once you arrive at Torokko Arashiyama Station, visit the nearby Okochi Sanso Garden, the former villa of a Japanese film actor, and enjoy matcha and a traditional sweet included with admission.

Afterward, explore more of Arashiyama at your own pace, depending on your interests and energy level. You might stroll across Togetsukyo Bridge, walk through the famous Bamboo Grove, or discover some of the area's quieter spots away from the crowds.

Your Day in Detail

Meet your private cooking instructor at Nishiki Market and explore this vibrant area. You can shop for ingredients and sample a variety of Japanese foods as you explore the market. Later, head to the cooking studio and prepare your own donburi meal with miso soup under the instructor's guidance.

After lunch, the rest of the day is yours to explore Kyoto at your own pace. Visit well-known sights such as Nijo Castle or Fushimi Inari Taisha, or seek out quieter spots for a more relaxed afternoon.

Travel from Kyoto to Atami by Shinkansen, leaving the historic streets of Kyoto behind for a change of pace on Japan's Pacific coast. With its beaches, ocean views, and hot spring resorts, Atami offers a relaxing seaside retreat and a convenient base for exploring the Izu Peninsula.

Enjoy a free day to unwind after several days of sightseeing.

You may choose to relax at your hotel and enjoy its onsen facilities, stroll along the beach, or explore the town's cafés and local shops. You could even extend your stay for a few extra days to enjoy the slower pace of life in this Japanese seaside town.

Depending on your plans, you can choose to return to Tokyo in the morning or afternoon. The journey from Atami to Tokyo takes about 50 minutes by Shinkansen.

You may then revisit a favorite neighborhood, browse the city's shops, or enjoy a special dinner together before your journey home.

Your romantic journey through Japan comes to an end. At the appointed time, your driver will take you to the airport for your flight home.