After breakfast, your private chauffeur and English-speaking guide will meet you at the hotel for a full day discovering modern Tokyo’s energy and innovation. Begin with a visit to teamLab Planets, one of the world’s most awe-inspiring digital art installations, where mirrored surfaces and shimmering light create a dreamlike world of reflection and immersion. Continue through some of Tokyo’s most vibrant districts — Shibuya, with its famous crossing alive with colour and movement; and Harajuku, where creativity and youth culture thrive. Along the way, pause for photographs and light exploration of boutique streets and cafés that define the city’s eclectic pulse. By late
afternoon, return to your hotel as the neon lights begin to shimmer outside — perhaps wander through Ginza’s elegant boulevards or savour a quiet evening dinner.

This morning, after breakfast, your private chauffeur and English-speaking guide will escort you on an unforgettable day excursion to the Mount Fuji region — a landscape so poetic it has inspired centuries of art and verse. As you drive out of Tokyo, the skyline gives way to rolling countryside and rising peaks. On clear days, the great snow-capped cone of Fuji dominates the horizon, an image of serene perfection. At Lake Kawaguchi, take a peaceful cruise upon still waters that reflect the mountain’s elegant silhouette, framed by early cherry blossoms that flutter softly around you. Enjoy unhurried photo stops and the tranquil air that defines this sacred region. By evening, your private chauffeur will return you to Tokyo, where the city lights once again welcome you home.

After breakfast, prepare an overnight bag — in true Japanese style, your main luggage will be forwarded directly to the next destination, allowing you to travel comfortably and light. Your private chauffeur will then drive you from Tokyo toward Hakone, a scenic retreat nestled in the mountains, known for its rejuvenating hot springs and stunning views of Mount Fuji. En route, you’ll pass through quiet countryside and lakeside roads, perhaps stopping to admire panoramic viewpoints along the Hakone Skyline. Once checked into your ryokan or resort, the afternoon is yours to soak in the warm mineral waters of an onsen, a ritual deeply woven into Japan’s culture of
relaxation. Evening descends softly over the mountains — a time to enjoy the stillness and the gentle scent of cherry blossoms drifting through the cool air.

After breakfast, your private chauffeur will drive you to the rail station, where you embark on a scenic train journey toward Takayama, a charming town tucked within the Japanese Alps. As you travel, the landscape unfolds like a moving scroll — winding rivers, forested valleys, and tiny villages untouched by time. Upon arrival, step into Takayama’s preserved old quarter, where narrow streets lined with dark wooden merchant houses and delicate paper lanterns evoke Japan’s Edo period. Explore the quaint boutiques and sake breweries that lend the town its nostalgic charm. In the evening, you might attend an optional Samurai Experience or Kenbu Show, where traditional sword dance performances bring Japan’s warrior heritage to life. The air in Takayama feels pure and unhurried — an intimate reflection of old Japan at its finest.

After breakfast, your private chauffeur will meet you for the journey toward Shirakawa-go, one of Japan’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage villages. Tucked into alpine valleys, its steep gasshozukuri farmhouses appear like storybook cottages dusted with blossoms — a sight that feels almost otherworldly in spring. Wander through the narrow lanes, breathing in the crisp mountain air and pausing at small cafés and viewpoints that capture the village’s charm. Continue onward to Kanazawa, a city celebrated for its harmony of art, architecture, and heritage. Visit the famed Kenroku-en Garden, one of the “Three Great Gardens of Japan,” where sculpted bridges, tranquil ponds, and moss-covered lanterns create a vision of pure serenity. Later, stroll through the samurai district of Nagamachi or the geisha quarter of Higashi Chaya, each preserving its graceful Edo-era soul.

After breakfast, depart with your private chauffeur for the journey to Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital and a living museum of beauty, spirituality, and tradition. Upon arrival, your local guide will accompany you through Kyoto’s captivating highlights — perhaps the golden reflection of Kinkakuji, the peaceful Zen gardens of Ryoan-ji, or the vermilion gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine that wind across the hillside. Each temple whispers centuries of devotion; each narrow lane tells stories of artisans, tea masters, and poets. In the late afternoon, stroll through the atmospheric streets of  Gion, where time stands still and the silhouette of a geisha may pass quietly under the soft lantern glow. Kyoto’s evenings are serene — an invitation to pause and savour the quiet grace of old Japan.

After breakfast, dive deeper into Kyoto’s timeless atmosphere. Explore hidden temples, artisan studios, and quiet gardens that reveal the city’s contemplative beauty. Later, embark on the Romantic Sagano Scenic Train, a nostalgic ride through valleys lined with cherry trees and rushing rivers — one of Japan’s most scenic spring journeys. As your train winds toward Kameoka, nature unfolds in every hue of pink and green. By afternoon, your private chauffeur will continue the journey toward Osaka, a city bursting with life and laughter. Stroll through Dotonbori, where neon lights shimmer over the canal and the aroma of sizzling street food fills the air. The evening is pure
celebration — the perfect finale to your cherry blossom adventure.

Your final morning in Japan begins gently, with breakfast at the hotel and time to savour one last view of the city waking up beneath the spring sun. When ready, your private chauffeur will meet you at the hotel and drive you to the airport for your onward flight. As you watch the skyline fade below, the memories linger — reflections of cherry trees in calm lakes, the scent of tea in Kyoto, the laughter of local streets, and the quiet courtesy of the people you met along the way. You leave Japan not as a visitor, but as someone who has briefly touched its heart.