Discover South Korea & Japan

Duration13 Nights
StylePrivate Tour
When to GoMar - May & Sep - Nov
Price Guide:
From £9,806 ^pp
Price includes all accommodation, experiences, guided tours and transfers. Price is based on traveling off-peak and may increase if travelling over peak season dates. Price excludes international flights but these can be arranged on request.

This private two week journey explores the compelling contrasts of South Korea and Japan, designed for those who value context as much as comfort. From the energy of Seoul and Tokyo to the historic legacies of Gyeongju and Kyoto, this itinerary reveals how each country balances past and present in its own way. Handpicked hotels and curated experiences offer deeper cultural relevance to the traditions and rhythms that define both countries.

At a Glance

Days 1-3

Seoul
- Private transfer from Seoul Incheon Airport to your Seoul Hotel
- Full-day guided tour of Seoul your way
- Evening small group brewery tour with food pairings
- Day trip to the DMZ OR hike in Bukhansan National Park

Days 4

Gyeongju
- High-Speed Train to Gyeongju
- Half-day tour of Gyeongju's "museum without walls"

Days 5-6

Busan
- Further half-day tour of Gyeongju
- Private transfer to Busan
- Half-day tour of Busan's culture village, Sky Capsule, and markets
- Bibimbap & korean pancakes cooking class

Days 7-9

Kyoto
- Fly to Osaka & onward to Kyoto
- Evening geisha walk
- Arashiyama backroads tour
- Private tea ceremony
- Full-day tour of Kyoto

Day 10

Fuji Five Lakes
- Bullet Train to Mishima & private transfer to Lake Kawaguchi
- Optional activities around Lake Kawaguchi
- Overnight stay at Japan's first luxury glamping resort with dinner

Days 11-14

Tokyo
- Train from Kawaguchiko to Tokyo
- Evening Tokyo street food Tour
- Full-day guided Tokyo your way
- Guided day trip to Kamakura
- Private Transfer to Tokyo Haneda or Narita Airport

Meet Our Expert

Luke Stapylton-Smith

Asia Specialist

I am totally captivated by Asia. Having lived in Singapore, Nepal, South Korea and Hong Kong, travelled extensively across all of our destinations in Asia, and worked in luxury travel for many years, curating exceptional trips comes naturally to me.

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What's Included

11 nights in 4- and 5-star hotels including daily breakfast
1 night in 4-star hanok including breakfast
1 night luxury glamping including breakfast and dinner
1 lunch and 2 dinners as part of mentioned activities
Private transfers as mentioned in comfortable chauffeur-driven vehicles
Train tickets as mentioned in First Class
Small group rice wine brewery food and drink tour
Small group bibimbap cooking class
All other tours and activities are private with English-speaking guides, using private vehicles in Korea and both private and public transport in Japan
Regional flight from Busan to Osaka in economy class
All entrance fees and local permits
Flexible, personalized itinerary based on your interests

What's not Included

International flights from your country of origin
Tips or gratuities to guides, drivers, hotel staff
Any meals, tours, or activities other than those specifically mentioned in itinerary
Visas for South Korea and Japan. Your consultant will advise of any required visas and how to obtain them

Day by Day Itinerary

Day 1
Seoul: Hello, Seoul
Welcome to Seoul! After arriving at Incheon International Airport, an English-speaking assistant will greet you and guide you to your private transfer, which will whisk you away to your chic and central hotel. The evening is yours: will you wander bustling shopping and street-food districts or simply enjoy a moment to rest before tomorrow’s adventures?
Accommodation Options:
- Hotel28 Myeongdong
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  Hotel28 Myeongdong
  Highights
  First hotel in Korea to join Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH)
  Prime location in Myeongdong, with access to shopping, street food, palaces, and key cultural sights
  81 spacious boutique rooms and suites with film-inspired design
  Lounge 28, fitness centre, and complimentary laundry facilities
  Rooftop garden retreat with skyline views and casual bar/lounge (seasonal opening)
  About Hotel28 Myeongdong
  Hotel28 Myeongdong is a boutique hotel and the first property in Korea to join the Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH). Located in the heart of Seoul’s premier shopping district, it offers a sophisticated retreat just steps from Myeongdong’s famous street-food stalls and transport links. This central position provides an ideal base for first-time visitors, with iconic sites like Gyeongbokgung Palace and Cheonggyecheon Stream within easy reach by foot or subway.
  
  The hotel features 81 guest rooms and suites that are notably spacious by city standards. The interiors reflect a unique film-inspired design concept, paying homage to Korean cinema through curated gallery spaces and theatrical touches. These uncluttered rooms utilize warm wood tones and large windows to maximize natural light, while premium bedding and glass-enclosed bathrooms add a layer of modern boutique luxury.
  
  Dining centers on Lounge 28, a versatile space for international fare, coffee, and cocktails. Additional facilities include a rooftop garden, fitness center, and complimentary laundry services. By blending high-service SLH standards with its distinct cinematic heritage, Hotel28 provides a polished, high-value stay in Seoul’s most energetic neighborhood.
- Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
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  Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
  Highlights
  Seoul's leading luxury hotel, steps from Gyeongbokgung Palace and Seoul’s financial district
  Fantastic location, with major sightseeing, dining, and shopping areas within easy walk
  317 spacious rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and panoramic palace or city views
  Eight restaurants and bars, including Michelin-starred Yu Yuan and the globally acclaimed speakeasy Charles H
  Three-floor wellness club with fitness centre, traditional Korean sauna, and indoor pool
  About Four Seasons Hotel Seoul
  Four Seasons Hotel Seoul is a premier luxury destination in Gwanghwamun, the historic and financial heart of the city. Situated steps from Gyeongbokgung Palace, the hotel provides an unrivaled vantage point for exploring Seoul’s ancient heritage and modern corporate hubs. The property serves as a sophisticated sanctuary, blending world-class service with contemporary design.
  
  The hotel features 317 guest rooms and suites that are notably larger than average for Seoul, with floor-to-ceiling windows framing panoramic views of the palace or city skyline. The interiors offer a refined interpretation of Korean tradition, utilizing clean lines to create a residential atmosphere. Each room is equipped with customizable Four Seasons bedding and intuitive technology for a restorative stay.
  
  Culinary excellence is spread across eight distinct restaurants and bars, headlined by the Michelin-starred Yu Yuan and the globally acclaimed speakeasy Charles H. International options range from Italian at Boccalino to Japanese at Akira Back. A three-floor wellness club completes the experience, featuring a state-of-the-art fitness center, a traditional Korean sauna, and an indoor pool.
- RYSE, Autograph Collection Seoul by Marriott
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  RYSE, Autograph Collection Seoul by Marriott
  Highlights
  Located in the heart of Hongdae, steps from Hongik University Station and the neighbourhood’s boutiques, cafés, and nightlife
  272 guest rooms and suites larger than average for Seoul, with high ceilings and open, airy layouts
  Bold, design-led interiors blending custom furnishings with industrial-chic finishes
  Three dining and social spaces including Charr open-fire signature grill restaurant and the rooftop Side Note Club with craft cocktails
  Comprehensive amenities including a large fitness center and a contemporary art gallery showcasing local creative talent
  About RYSE, Autograph Collection Seoul
  RYSE, Autograph Collection is a design-led lifestyle hotel in the heart of Hongdae, Seoul’s most energetic district. Situated steps from Hongik University Station, the property offers direct access to the city’s transport network while placing guests at the doorstep of the neighbourhood’s boutiques, cafés, and nightlife. The hotel provides a stylish urban base that balances bold, contemporary design with functional, spacious accommodations.
  
  The 272 guest rooms are larger than average for Seoul, with high ceilings and open layouts that create a strong sense of space. Interiors combine custom furnishings with industrial-chic finishes to craft a comfortable, residential atmosphere. Equipped with premium bedding and well-considered workspaces, the rooms are designed to meet the needs of both international travellers and long-stay guests.
  
  Dining is headlined by Charr, a signature restaurant specializing in open-fire cooking and premium local ingredients. On the 15th floor, Side Note Club offers a sophisticated rooftop experience with world-class cocktails, a curated vinyl collection, and panoramic skyline views. The lobby level features Blue Bottle Coffee and vibrant social spaces, while a dedicated fitness center and on-site art gallery cater to the lifestyle needs of the modern traveler.
Day 2
Seoul: Discover your Seoul & Traditional Liquor
After breakfast, meet your private guide and vehicle for a day discovering your Seoul. You may choose to immerse yourself in royal heritage, witnessing the Changing of the Guard at Gyeongbokgung Palace before exploring the alleys and folk galleries of Bukchon Hanok Village. Alternatively, pivot to Seoul’s modern pulse, navigating the indie boutiques and creative street fashion of Hongdae, or the polished galleries and upscale flagships of Gangnam.

Late afternoon, join a small-group experience focused on Korean traditional rice wine. Begin with a signature cocktail and a guided look at traditional fermentation methods. Explore hanok-inspired spaces before tasting two rice-based liquors paired with seasonal dishes, finishing with a digestif.
Day 3
Seoul: Borders or Peaks
Meet your guide and tailor your day to your interests with two distinct perspectives. Visit the DMZ to engage with Korea’s complex history of separation. Or, head to Bukhansan for a guided hike through historic mountain trails, embracing the Korean belief that physical longevity is connected to the spirit of the land. Will you choose the weight of history or a path toward well-being?
Day 4
Gyeongju: High-Speed to Gyeongju
After breakfast, your driver will take you to Seoul Station, where the KTX train will speed you past cityscapes and rice paddies. In Gyeongju, your driver-guide will welcome you for a guided afternoon exploring royal tombs at Tumuli Park and masterpieces in the National Museum of Gyeongju. As twilight settles, stroll through the lantern-lit pathways of Donggung Palace and the tranquil reflections of Wolji Pond and Woljeonggyo Bridge.
Accommodation Options:
- Heritage Yuwa, Gyeongju
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  Heritage Yuwa, Gyeongju
  Highlights
  Premium boutique hanok in Hwangnam-dong, steps from Daereungwon Royal Tombs and Hwangridan-gil
  Silla-inspired architecture set around a designer garden by award-winning artist Hwang Ji-hae
  Only 12 rooms in total, including three private standalone hanok houses
  Hinoki bathing experiences, with indoor tubs in Standard Rooms and private outdoor cypress tubs in Premium houses
  Seasonal local breakfast and the Roof Furnace fire-pit, a relaxed evening gathering space
  About Heritage Yuwa
  Heritage Yuwa is a premium boutique hanok in Gyeongju’s historic Hwangnam-dong district. Located within walking distance of the Daereungwon Royal Tombs and Hwangridan-gil, the property offers a quiet retreat close to the city’s main cultural and dining areas. It combines Silla-inspired architecture with modern comforts, providing a refined alternative to traditional guesthouses.
  
  The property features twelve guest rooms in total, including nine Standard Rooms and three Premium standalone hanok houses set around a designer garden by award-winning artist Hwang Ji-hae. All rooms feature timber beams, paper-screened windows, and large glass walls framing views of the historic surroundings. The Standard Rooms offer large indoor hinoki bathtubs, while the Premium houses include private outdoor cypress soaking tubs in secluded courtyard settings.
  
  Dining centers on a signature seasonal breakfast highlighting local Gyeongju ingredients. In the evening, guests can gather at the Roof Furnace, a social fire-pit inspired by traditional roof tiles, offering a relaxed and atmospheric place to unwind after a day of sightseeing.
Day 5
Busan: Temples, Markets, and the Coastal South
This morning, you’re invited to trace the spiritual roots of Korea at Seokguram Grotto and Bulguksa Temple, both UNESCO treasures tucked amid lush hills. By midday, set off for Busan, where pastel houses weave through Gamcheon Culture Village. Plunge into the sensory rush of Jagalchi Fish Market and Gukje Market before retreating to your hotel, just steps from the sea.
- Grand Josun Busan
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  Grand Josun Busan
  Highlights
  Prime beachfront location on Haeundae Beach, dining options and attractions
  330 elegantly designed rooms and suites, including Josun Junior themed floors for families
  Expansive sea and city skyline views from every room
  Dining excellence, including Aria buffet and Palais de Chine modern Cantonese cuisine
  Heated indoor-outdoor pool, fitness center, and gallery space for a complete luxury stay
  About Grand Josun Busan
  Grand Josun Busan is a sophisticated waterfront hotel located directly on Haeundae Beach, one of South Korea’s most iconic coastal destinations. Combining refined contemporary design with classic hospitality, the property provides a polished base for exploring Busan’s entertainment and culinary scenes. Its prime beachfront position ensures guests are steps away from the sand while remaining connected to the city’s dynamic energy.
  
  The hotel features 330 guest rooms and suites, each designed with expansive windows that frame views of the sea or the city skyline. The interiors are elegant and modern, utilizing a neutral palette and quality furnishings to prioritize comfort. The property is particularly well-known for its “Josun Junior” themed floors and specialized amenities, making it a premier choice for families seeking a luxury experience.
  
  Dining at Grand Josun Busan is headlined by Aria, a renowned buffet restaurant, and Palais de Chine, which serves modern Cantonese cuisine. Additional facilities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a heated indoor-outdoor pool overlooking the ocean, and a dedicated gallery space. With its blend of comprehensive amenities and an unrivaled location, the hotel delivers a seamless luxury experience on the Busan shoreline.
- Park Hyatt Busan
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  Park Hyatt Busan
  Highlights
  Waterfront location in Marine City, with sweeping views of Gwangan Bridge and the yacht marina
  269 spacious rooms and suites with floor-to-ceiling windows and spa-inspired bathrooms
  Premium contemporary design with warm wood finishes and clean architectural lines
  Dining venues with ocean views, including Dining Room and Living Room lounge
  Top-floor spa, indoor pool, and modern fitness centre for wellness and relaxation
  About Park Hyatt Busan
  Park Hyatt Busan is a refined contemporary hotel on Marine City’s waterfront, overlooking the Gwangan Bridge and Busan’s yacht marina. Positioned between Haeundae Beach and the modern business district, the hotel provides a design-forward base within easy reach of the city’s major shopping and dining hubs. Its dramatic sculptural exterior, inspired by a ship’s sail, makes it a landmark of the Busan skyline.
  
  The hotel features 269 guest rooms and suites, all designed with floor-to-ceiling windows that showcase sweeping views of the ocean or marina. The interiors utilize warm beige-toned woods and clean architectural lines to create a quiet, residential atmosphere. The rooms are among the most spacious in the city, complemented by granite-finished bathrooms and high-end technology that emphasizes the hotel’s luxury positioning.
  
  Dining is a central highlight, featuring the 32nd-floor Dining Room, which specializes in premium steak and seafood, and Living Room, a sophisticated Italian restaurant on the 31st floor. Guests can also enjoy seasonal afternoon tea at the Lounge or visit the on-site patisserie. The experience is completed by the top-floor Lumi Spa & Fitness, which includes an indoor pool and authentic Korean sauna facilities overlooking the waterfront.
Day 6
Busan: Flavors of Busan & optional evening bathhouse
Roll up your sleeves, it’s time to cook! In a welcoming small-group setting, a local chef will introduce you to the flavors of Korea’s home kitchens. Learn to prepare classic Korean dishes such as bibimbap, savoury pancakes and miyeokguk, while gaining insight into everyday food culture. After cooking, sit down together to enjoy the meal, with recipes provided to recreate the dishes at home. Afterward, catch coastal breezes on the scenic Sky Capsule and stroll above the waves on the Cheongsapo Daritdol Skywalk.

This evening, you may choose to visit a jjimjilbang (payable locally) to experience a cornerstone of local wellness. These bathhouses are communal sanctuaries where friends and families gather to reset, often for hours at a time, combining restorative rituals of thermal baths and saunas with a social atmosphere.
Day 7
Kyoto: Fly to Osaka & Evening Geisha Walk in Kyoto
Savor a final Korean breakfast, then meet your private driver for a smooth transfer to Gimhae International Airport for a flight across the Sea of Japan to Osaka. On arrival, you’ll be whisked away by private vehicle to your hotel in Kyoto.

As evening falls and lanterns begin to glow, you will join an expert guide for a walk through Gion, Kyoto’s famous geisha district. You’ll learn about the lives of geisha and maiko as you wander past traditional teahouses and perhaps even spot one on her way to an appointment.
- The Thousand Kyoto
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  The Thousand Kyoto
  Highlights
  Steps from Kyoto Station and walking distance to Higashi-Honganji Temple
  Dramatic light-filled lobby and sculptural staircase inspired by Zen principles
  222 tranquil guestrooms with natural materials and understated elegance
  Refined dining at Kizahashi (Japanese) and Scalae (Italian), plus a tea-and-bar lounge
  Spa, fitness, and relaxation spaces
  About The Thousand Kyoto
  Located steps from Kyoto Station, The Thousand Kyoto is a minimalist sanctuary designed around the concept of Ma, the mindful space between moments. Its dramatic, light-filled lobby and “river of light” staircase provide an immediate sense of calm, bridging the energy of the city with the refined tranquility of a modern Zen retreat.
  
  The 222 guestrooms prioritize light and sustainability, featuring natural wood, low-profile furniture, and handcrafted local porcelain. These spacious sanctuaries offer a peaceful escape from the bustling city center, with many suites overlooking lush courtyard gardens or featuring private terraces.
  
  Culinary artistry is a cornerstone of the stay, anchored by the Michelin-recommended Kizahashi, which serves seasonal kaiseki alongside a serene garden. Guests can also enjoy innovative Italian dining at Scalae or a refined Kyoto tea experience at the hotel’s signature bar.
- Six Senses Kyoto
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  Six Senses Kyoto
  Highlights
  Prime cultural location near Kyoto’s historic temples and Gion district.
  Family-friendly luxury with wellness-focused experiences suitable for all ages.
  Refined dining experiences focused on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients and mindful cuisine.
  Zen-inspired gardens and courtyards creating a calm, meditative atmosphere within the city.
  World-class Six Senses Spa offering personalized wellness programs, meditation, and rejuvenating treatments.
  About Six Senses Kyoto
  Six Senses Kyoto is a five-star luxury wellness hotel that brings the brand’s holistic philosophy to Japan’s historic cultural capital. Located near Kyoto’s revered temples and traditional districts, the hotel is designed as a peaceful urban sanctuary that harmoniously blends contemporary luxury with Japanese aesthetics. Its architecture and interiors draw inspiration from Kyoto’s heritage, using natural materials, soft tones, and refined craftsmanship to create an atmosphere of calm and balance. Spacious guest rooms and suites emphasize comfort, natural light, and sleep quality, aligning with Six Senses’ core focus on wellbeing.
  
  At the heart of the hotel is the Six Senses Spa, offering personalized wellness programs, traditional Japanese healing therapies, meditation, and modern longevity treatments. Dining experiences focus on seasonal, locally sourced ingredients with an emphasis on mindful and sustainable cuisine. True to the brand’s values, Six Senses Kyoto is deeply committed to sustainability, community engagement, and environmental responsibility, while also providing highly personalized service and curated cultural experiences. The result is a refined retreat that combines Kyoto’s spiritual essence with world-class wellness, making it ideal for travelers seeking both cultural immersion and restorative luxury.
Day 8
Kyoto: Temples & Torii Gates
Spend a full day discovering Kyoto’s cultural treasures with your private guide. Begin at Fushimi Inari Taisha to walk the thousands of vermilion torii gates before visiting Kiyomizu-dera, an architectural marvel overlooking the city. Descend through the preserved lanes of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, find quiet along the Philosopher’s Path, and navigate the vibrant stalls and fresh flavors of Nishiki Market.
Day 9
Kyoto: Kyoto: Arashiyama's Backroads & Tea Ceremony
Today you’ll explore the quieter side of Arashiyama on a four-hour walking tour, visiting highlights such as the unique Otagi Nenbutsuji Temple with its 1,200 stone statues, and the lesser-known bamboo grove at Adashino Nenbutsuji. Later, you’ll experience one of Japan’s most treasured arts in a private tea ceremony. A tea master will welcome you into their home and guide you through the history and rituals of preparing and serving matcha.
Day 10
Lake Kawaguchi: Iconic Views & Optional Activities
Board the Shinkansen from Kyoto to Mishima, where a private transfer whisks you to the minimalist wilderness of Hoshinoya Fuji. Choose from curated glamping activities (payable locally), such as early morning paddling across Lake Kawaguchi or wood-chopping on the Cloud Terrace. You may also visit the iconic Chureito Pagoda for quintessential views of Mount Fuji. Conclude the day with an included “Gastronomic Wild” dinner, featuring seasonal local flavors prepared over an open flame.
- Hoshinoya Fuji
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  Hoshinoya Fuji
  Highlights
  Design-forward luxury glamping resort set in a forest overlooking Lake Kawaguchi and Mount Fuji.
  Minimalist hillside cabins with panoramic Fuji views and private terraces.
  Fire-led forest dining showcasing seasonal ingredients.
  Guided outdoor experiences including lake canoeing, wood-chopping workshops, and forest walks.
  Cloud Terrace featuring forest lounges and communal fire pits for starlit spirits and s'mores.
  About Hoshinoya Fuji
  Perched on the forested slopes overlooking Lake Kawaguchi, Hoshinoya Fuji is Japan’s premier luxury glamping destination and a masterwork of contemporary design. The property is comprised of bold, geometric concrete structures that descend the mountainside, each specifically oriented to provide an unobstructed, cinematic view of Mount Fuji.
  
  The 40 guestrooms are designed as minimalist viewfinders, framing the mountain through massive floor-to-ceiling glass walls. Each cabin features a private, heated balcony with a built-in sofa, offering a front-row seat to Fuji’s shifting colors from dawn to dusk. While the interiors provide five-star comforts, the hotel’s vertical layout across the steep hillside requires navigating a series of stairs and woodland paths to reach the dining areas and forest terraces.
  
  The culinary program is an extension of the outdoor design, featuring flame-grilled specialties and Dutch-oven meals prepared over an open fire. On the upper Cloud Terrace, guests gather around a communal bonfire for morning coffee or evening spirits under the stars
Day 11
Tokyo: Train to Tokyo & Evening at Leisure
Waking to sunrise views of Mount Fuji from your cabin, enjoy a final morning at leisure. You might choose to sip coffee among the trees or fit in one last activity before your afternoon private transfer to Kawaguchiko Station. Board the express train for the scenic journey into the heart of the metropolis. Upon arrival in Tokyo, a private transfer will deliver you to your hotel, leaving the rest of the day free to rest or begin exploring the city at your own pace.
Accommodation Options:
- The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
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  The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel
  Highlights
  Sleek contemporary luxury with subtle Japanese design in Tokyo’s historic Kioicho district
  250 rooms and suites, featuring curated art and sweeping city views
  Club Lounge privileges for Club Floor, Grand Deluxe, and suite guests
  Seasonal dining at WASHOKU Souten and sky-garden Mediterranean cuisine at Oasis Garden
  Urban wellness escape with Spa Kioi, indoor pool, and excellent transport links
  About The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho
  The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel, showcases a contemporary architectural style infused with traditional Japanese design elements. Located in the historic Kioicho district, the hotel offers a serene setting amidst Tokyo’s vibrant cityscape.
  
  The property features 250 rooms and suites, including Grand Deluxe Rooms and the Prince Gallery Suites. Each accommodation is designed with elegant furnishings and curated artworks, offering panoramic city views. Guests staying in Club Floor, Grand Deluxe, or suite rooms enjoy exclusive access to the Club Lounge, which provides personalized services and premium amenities.
  
  Dining options include WASHOKU Souten, specializing in seasonal Japanese cuisine, and Oasis Garden, a Mediterranean-inspired restaurant designed to resemble a sky garden. Additional facilities include Spa Kioi by Swiss Perfection, a fitness center, and an indoor pool.
- Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
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  Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
  Highlights
  Sky-high location overlooking the Imperial Palace with direct access to Otemachi Station
  Light-filled rooms with floor-to-ceiling windows and soaking tubs with landmark views
  Michelin-starred dining at est and Italian cuisine with a rare outdoor terrace at Pigneto
  39th-floor wellness sanctuary with indoor pool, vitality pool, and Zen-inspired spa
  Curated cultural experiences including Suibokuga ink painting and Kids Academy
  About Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi
  Soaring above the financial heart of the city, Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi offers a dramatic vantage point directly overlooking the Imperial Palace gardens. This landmark tower blends ultra-modern design with direct underground access to Otemachi Station and the historic Marunouchi district.
  
  The hotel features 190 light-filled guest rooms and suites defined by floor-to-ceiling windows and a minimalist aesthetic. Deep soaking tubs are strategically placed to frame views of the skyline or palace greenery. The interiors emphasize a “home in the sky” feel, balancing warm wood tones with contemporary sculptural art.
  
  Dining is anchored by the Michelin-starred est and the vibrant Italian flavors of Pigneto, which features a rare outdoor terrace. Beyond its culinary offerings, the hotel provides cultural experiences such as Suibokuga ink-wash painting and the Kids Academy hotel tours. A 20-meter indoor pool, a vitality pool, and a Zen-inspired spa are located on the 39th floor, offering panoramic views of the city.
- Shibuya Stream Hotel, Tokyo
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  Shibuya Stream Hotel, Tokyo
  Highlights
  Centrally located in the heart of Shibuya, within walking distance of Shibuya Crossing and Hachiko Statue
  Contemporary vintage modern design with chic, minimalist interiors
  106 rooms, including generously sized Superior and Deluxe categories
  Stream Kitchen serving seasonal Japanese and Western cuisine, plus casual café and bar spaces
  Guest conveniences including a coin laundry
  About Shibuya Stream Hotel
  Shibuya Stream Tokyo is a contemporary design hotel located in the heart of Shibuya, one of Tokyo’s most vibrant districts, within easy walking distance of Shibuya Crossing, Hachiko Statue, and a variety of shopping, dining, and cultural attractions. The property combines chic vintage-modern design with functional comfort, offering a stylish retreat above the bustling streets while keeping guests close to the city’s dynamic energy.
  
  The hotel features a range of well-appointed accommodations, including generously sized Superior and Deluxe Rooms. Interiors are minimalist and modern, with neutral tones, clean lines, and large windows that bring in natural light. Rooms are efficiently designed for comfort and convenience, featuring practical workspaces, smart technology, and high-quality bedding, catering to both business and leisure travellers.
  
  Dining options include the Stream Kitchen, offering contemporary Japanese and Western dishes crafted from seasonal ingredients, alongside casual café and bar spaces for light meals, drinks, and socialising. Additional facilities include a coin laundry area and flexible shared spaces designed to support convenience and comfort throughout the stay.
Day 12
Tokyo: Tokyo's Sights & Hidden Gems
Meet your private guide for a full day shaped entirely by your interests, navigating Tokyo’s distinct neighborhoods via its world-class rail network. You may choose a classic route starting at the forested Meiji Jingu shrine, before exploring the street fashion of Harajuku, the boutiques of Omotesando, and the ancient Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa.

Alternatively, deviate to Tokyo’s unique pockets. Step back in time among the traditional craft shops and old-world charm of Yanaka, visit the historic Nezu Shrine with its towering ginkgo trees, browse the specialized blades of Kappabashi Kitchen Town, or dive into the neon-lit electronics and themed cafes of Akihabara.
Day 13
Tokyo: Kamakura's Coastal Charms
Meet your private guide for a full day exploring Kamakura, located just an hour from Tokyo by train. Here, ancient history meets a relaxed coastal vibe. Journey on the charming Enoden railway along the Pacific to reach the iconic Great Buddha and the hilltop gardens of Hase-dera Temple. Stroll the bustling Komachi-dori shopping street for local crafts before ending the day by the beach, where you can watch the local surf culture, before the return journey to the capital.
Day 14
Tokyo: Departure from Tokyo

Enjoy a final breakfast before your private transfer to Tokyo’s Haneda or Narita Airport, departing with lasting memories of South Korea and Japan’s serene temples, vibrant cities, and exceptional hospitality.

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At a Glance

Seoul

Gyeongju

Busan

Kyoto

Fuji Five Lakes

Tokyo

Meet Our Expert

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What's Included

What's not Included

Day by Day Itinerary

Seoul: Hello, Seoul

Accommodation Options:

Hotel28 Myeongdong

Four Seasons Hotel Seoul

RYSE, Autograph Collection Seoul by Marriott

Seoul: Discover your Seoul & Traditional Liquor

Seoul: Borders or Peaks

Gyeongju: High-Speed to Gyeongju

Accommodation Options:

Heritage Yuwa, Gyeongju

Busan: Temples, Markets, and the Coastal South

Grand Josun Busan

Park Hyatt Busan

Busan: Flavors of Busan & optional evening bathhouse

Kyoto: Fly to Osaka & Evening Geisha Walk in Kyoto

The Thousand Kyoto

Six Senses Kyoto

Kyoto: Temples & Torii Gates

Kyoto: Kyoto: Arashiyama's Backroads & Tea Ceremony

Lake Kawaguchi: Iconic Views & Optional Activities

Hoshinoya Fuji

Tokyo: Train to Tokyo & Evening at Leisure

Accommodation Options:

The Prince Gallery Tokyo Kioicho, a Luxury Collection Hotel

Four Seasons Hotel Tokyo at Otemachi

Shibuya Stream Hotel, Tokyo

Tokyo: Tokyo's Sights & Hidden Gems

Tokyo: Kamakura's Coastal Charms

Tokyo: Departure from Tokyo

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