Scheduled for 2024, 2025, and 2026 – check the calendar for the dates
Destinations: Tokyo > Takayama > Shirakawago > Kanazawa > Hiroshima > Miyajima > Kyoto > Nara > Hakone > Tokyo (end)
DWA News Updates: Our classic Japan tour is now available in all seasons, Spring, Summer, Autumn and Winter. And we are offering group rates.
Accommodations: All rooms are double occupancy, two persons sharing a twin or double-bed room. Breakfast is included. A single supplement is extra.
Special Offer: Groups and families are welcome. We require a minimum of 8 people to start this tour. And we offer group rates. Booking for a group requires a group leader. For more information about group booking please inquire.
- $4,350 per person signing up.
- $4,000 per person within a group of 8+ members. (Please inquire)
Please Note: A deposit of $500 per person is required per person. After you sign up a Deaf World Adventures agent will contact you to process your booking.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us.
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July 10, 2024 - July 23, 2024 | $ 4300 |
10 Available
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October 13, 2024 - October 26, 2024 | $ 4300 |
sold out
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March 14, 2025 - March 27, 2025 | $ 4300 |
10 Available
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July 10, 2025 - July 23, 2025 | $ 4300 |
10 Available
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October 30, 2025 - November 12, 2025 | $ 4300 |
10 Available
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March 16, 2026 - March 29, 2026 | $ 4300 |
10 Available
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all season
Tour Summary
This Deaf World Adventures (DWA) tour is a classic at D-travel Agency. It is the same tour that has been offered since 2011. This DWA Classic Japan Tour is a permanent tour package at D-travel Agency. Permanent means it will always be offered. Starting from 2024 D-travel Agency will accept bookings for the classic tour every season Spring, Summer, Autumn, and Winter of the year.
In the spring you see the Japanese cherry blossoms and many other kinds of flowers. And the Japanese summer is very green and full of festivals and fireworks. In the autumn you see the Japanese maple leaves and other colorful leaves. And the Japanese winter is breathtaking with snow and filled with cool activities.
You’ll be surprised to find that Japanese lifestyles change with the season.
On this classic tour, you go sightseeing in the world’s most contemporary city, Tokyo where fashion on the streets changes with season, and in the ancient city of Kyoto where surroundings change with season, too. There are many more to the classic itinerary. You visit traditional towns like Takayama, and the quaint village, of Shirakawa-go. The two towns are picturesque in all four seasons. You can’t miss the spring flowers, the summer rice fields, the autumn leaves, and the snow-stacked rooftops and streets. And you enjoy the natural beauty of the Hakone region that changes with the seasons. You may be lucky to see Mt. Fuji snow-capped more or less any time of the year. Visit Kanazawa, a castle town with Japan’s best-preserved samurai district, and tea houses. And not to mention the Kenrokuen, one of Japan’s famous Zen gardens is scenic in all four seasons. You visit the Hiroshima Memorial Peace Park with a museum documenting stories about the dropping of the atomic bomb. You’ll find that activities in the park change each season from picnics under the trees to open cafes offering hot drinks, blankets, and outdoor heaters. You explore the beauty of Miyajima Island with deer and the Itsukushima shrine that seems to float on water. The island is one of Japan’s most scenic spots and in all four seasons, there’s change in the scenery. There are many other famous landmarks to visit, including the huge Buddha statue at the Todaiji temple in Nara Park, the trail of thousands of vermillion-colored tori gates at Fushimi Inari, the sight of Arashiyama’s bamboo grove, and the ancient temples and shrines in Kyoto.
Along with the turn of the seasons, many businesses and hotels including Japanese inns change their appearances with color and seasonal flowers. And not to mention restaurants change their menu to include amazing seasonal foods grown locally in Japan
You have free time at some of Japan’s old merchant districts with sake breweries, galleries, and shops that sell traditional and contemporary Japanese arts and crafts in the cities you stay overnight.
D-travel Agency says… if come all seasons, you won’t regret it. Japan is truly a beautiful country with amazing scenery and delicious food.