Day 01 (Tue, 05 Feb’19)
Singapore – Kansai – Naruto
(-/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Naruto Park Hills Hotel Ridge or similar
 
Begin your journey with beautiful flowers at Awaji Hanasajiki, a flower park with blooms in all seasons. In winter, the vast flower fields are filled with pretty pink stock and pansies. Enjoy the spread of flowers along with the panoramic view of the Osaka Bay laid out before you.
 
Moving on to view some manmade works, enjoy some of the world’s greatest artworks all in one place at the Otsuka Museum of Art. This unique museum houses replicas of many representative works of art from masters such as Michelangelo, Monet, Picasso and more.

Day 02 (Wed, 06 Feb’19)
Naruto – Kobe – Arashiyama
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto (Hot Spring) or similar
 
Coffee lovers will enjoy a visit to the UCC Coffee Museum this morning. Learn all about the history and culture of coffee, and see the roasting and extraction process as you walk through the factory of one of Japan’s leading coffee manufacturers.
 
In the afternoon, explore the old town of Arashiyama, a popular scenic district at the base of the Arashiyama mountains. Walk along the streets lined with shops selling all kinds of snacks and souvenirs, and stop by the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge, not forgetting the famed bamboo groves, undoubtedly the highlight of Arashiyama.

Day 03 (Thu, 07 Feb’19)
Arashiyama – Kyoto – Arashiyama
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Suiran, a Luxury Collection Hotel, Kyoto (Hot Spring) or similar
 
Today begins at one of Kyoto’s most famous sites, Kinkakuji. This zen temple was formally the retirement villa of shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. However, its claim to fame comes from its gold leaf covered top two floors, a testament to the extravagance of Kyoto’s wealthy aristocrats of the time, earning it the name of “Golden Pavilion”.
 
Head to Nanzenji Temple next, one of the most important Zen temples in Japan. The large temple grounds contain many sub temples and structures, along with multiple gardens and ponds, creating a pleasant environment to stroll in.
 
Later, drop by Nishiki Market, the ‘Kitchen of Kyoto’. Started as a fish market in 1615, most of the 100 shops have been here for generations. Sample the seasonal food offerings of Kyoto and feel the warmth and liveliness of the locals.

Day 04 (Fri, 08 Feb’19)
Arashiyama – Kobe – Mie   
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Nemu no Sato Hotel and Resort (Hot Spring) or similar
 
You might recognise this place from the back of the 10-yen coin, the Phoenix Hall of Byodoin Temple, is a spectacular building with two phoenix statues on its roof. The brilliant red hall itself is said to resemble a phoenix and is a magnificent sight.
 
Take part in a tea ceremony today and understand a little more about Japanese culture. Be mesmerised by the beautiful and intricate steps of making tea and get the full experience of Japanese tea appreciation.

Day 05 (Sat, 09 Feb’19)
Mie
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Nemu no Sato Hotel and Resort (Hot Spring) or similar
 
Two of Japan’s treasures can be found at Mikimoto Pearl Island – Mikimoto pearls and Ama divers. The world’s first successfully cultured pearls were created here in 1893 by Kokichi Mikimoto who established Pearl Island. Aiding in the cultivation process, you can watch Ama free divers demonstrate their traditional method of diving for pearls here.
 
For lunch, you will visit an Ama hut where you can enjoy fresh seafood grilled for you by Ama divers. Spend some time with the Ama divers, hear their stories and learn about their unique lifestyles over a delicious meal.
 
In the afternoon, visit Ise Grand Shrine, the most important shrine in Japan. Consisting of an inner and outer shrine, the grand shrine is a popular attraction for both pilgrims and tourists. Along the approach to the inner shrine is Okage Yokocho, a charming street preserving the style and atmosphere of the Edo period, where shops selling local crafts and produce can be found.

Day 06 (Sun, 10 Feb’19)
Mie – Nagoya
(Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner)
Hotel: Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel or similar
 
Constructed in 1612 by the ruling Tokugawa family, Nagoya Castle today contains an informative museum with exhibits of artefacts handed down as Important Cultural Assets. See the Kinshachi, golden dolphins iconic to the castle and have a stroll around the castle grounds.
 
At Nabana no Sato, a flower theme park, large fields of flower displays can be seen. However, in winter, its highlight is a spectacular illumination event in which the park comes alive with the glow of over eight million LED lights. The illumination event is one of the biggest in Japan and a highlight of winter in Mie. Round off your trip by walking through tunnels of lights and multicoloured fields with themed displays in a fantastic show of lights.

Day 07 (Mon, 11 Feb’19)
Nagoya – Centrair – Singapore
(Breakfast/-/-)
 
Flight back to Singapore

COACH TOUR (LUXURY) **7 rooms only**
Assemble date:   04 Feb, Mon (SO13229)

Flight schedule: (for suggestion only, not included in tour price)
05Feb    SQ 618              Singapore - Kansai    
0130 / 0845

11Feb    SQ 671               Nagoya - Chitose     
1030 / 1650

Tour price per person (in SGD)
Group size:   8-9 pax
Adult twin share $9,280
Group size:   10-11 pax
Adult twin share $8,880
Group size:   12-14 pax 
Adult twin share $8,480

Tour price includes:
Hotel accommodation as stipulated in itinerary
Tours and Meals as stipulated in itinerary
Comprehensive travel insurance

Tour price excludes:
Air ticket
Airport taxes & fuel charges (Estimated, subject to change)
Visa application fee (if any)

Remarks:
The prices are subject to change upon fluctuations of currency exchange rates.  Flight schedule and the sequence of the itinerary are subject to change with or without prior notice to ensure the smooth running of the tour.
Minimum group size to confirm tour is 8 adults. 
Please refer to booking form for further terms and conditions.