Japan Tour Packages

Step into a world where the ancient traditions meet futuristic cities and every corner feels like a scene straight out of a movie? Capture A Trip brings you Japan tour packages crafted to give you exactly that experience.

Starting from just ₹1,49,999, a 8-day trip is best to experience Japan's cherry blossom parks, tranquil shrines, vibrant neon streets, and extraordinary culinary experiences.

Whether you are wandering through the vibrant streets of Tokyo, soaking in the calmness of Kyoto temples, tasting sushi in the Osaka city, or catching a glimpse of Mount Fuji, every moment in Japan feels like a beautiful blend of culture and new innovation.

At Capture A Trip, we make your Japan travel experience seamless and stress-free. From booking flights, assisting with visas, arranging hotels, meals, local guides, and transport, everything is handled with care. You simply have to show up and fall in love with the Land of the Rising Sun. Whether you're joining a Japan community trip, a group adventure, or one of our exclusive Japan winter trips, we ensure smooth planning from start to finish.

Book your Japan tour package from India today with our team of experts known for hassle-free community tours and get ready to explore a country that balances serenity, style, and soul like nowhere else on earth.

Why Book Japan Tour Packages  from India with Capture A Trip?

Whether you want an exciting city tour, a calm cultural experience, or a fun group holiday, Japan has something for everyone. If you are planning a community trip to Japan or a Japan group trip, Capture A Trip offers best Japan tour packages that you must have to choose for your next trip.

• Guided by Passionate Trip Caption : Travel in Japan with experienced guides who are locals of Japan and know it from inside and out. They will take you beyond the famous spots, to hidden streets, local eateries, and authentic cultural moments.

• Designed Just for You : Every Japan trip is built around your interests.Whether it’s food, history, anime, or adventure, we craft the perfect itinerary to match your style.

• Unmatched Value : Enjoy Japan’s best experiences, stays, and transport, all thoughtfully packed into one affordable package with no hidden costs.

• Full-Time Service and Support : Our team is available 24×7 throughout your journey. From small queries to big changes, we are always here to help you out.

• Experience Japan Like a Local : Connect with the local culture, join traditional festivals, visit local markets, and discover the real spirit of Japan beyond the tourist trail.

Inclusions

• Stay for 5 nights: 3 nights in Tokyo and 2 nights in Osaka in 4-star hotels.

• International flight cost included up to INR 50,000 per person. If flight rates increase, guests have to pay the extra cost.

• All required visas, permits, and government taxes.

• Airport transfers and intercity travel by bullet train (Tokyo to Shin-Osaka reserved seat, ordinary car).

• Tokyo Skytree 1-day tour from Nishi Shinjuku with lunch included.

• Mt. Fuji & Hakone one-day trip from Tokyo with lunch, including Hakone Ropeway cable car and Hakone Pirate Ship cruise.

• Kyoto and Nara day tour from Osaka with English guide and lunch, including Kinkakuji entry ticket.

• Tokyo Bay cruise admission (except Tuesday) and Tokyo Skytree observation deck (350m) with audio guide.

• Private transfers: Tokyo airport to hotel, Tokyo hotel to train station, Osaka train station to hotel, and Osaka hotel to airport.

Exclusion

• City tax to be paid by guests at hotels directly, if applicable.

• GST & TCS charges.

• Guide tips and personal expenses.

• Guests need to reach sightseeing meeting points on their own.

• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions above.

Cost of Japan Tour Package From India

The total cost of your Japan trip depends on how long you plan to stay, the season you are travelling in, and the kind of hotels and experiences you choose. Japan can fit most budgets, whether you want a relaxed getaway or a luxury vacation.

• Flights : A round-trip flight from the major cities of India such as Delhi, Mumbai, or Bangalore to Japan usually ranges between ₹45,000 and ₹65,000. The price depends on the season and how early you book your tickets.

• Accommodation : Japan offers a wide range of stays. Budget hotels or hostels start from around ₹6,000 per night, while comfortable 4-star options are between ₹10,000 and ₹15,000 per night and the luxury stays or boutique hotels can cost above ₹18,000 per night.

• Food : Food in Japan is delicious and suits every type of traveler. You can enjoy local meals for ₹800 to ₹1,200 per person, dine in mid-range restaurants for around ₹1,500 to ₹3,000, or try fine dining and sushi experiences starting from ₹4,000 and above.

• Transport : Getting around Japan is convenient and efficient. Local metro and bus travel costs about ₹500 to ₹1,500 per day.If you are traveling between cities, the Japan Rail Pass is a great option. A 7-day pass costs around ₹30,000 and covers most major routes.

• Visa and Insurance : Indian travelers need a tourist visa for Japan, which costs around ₹1,000 to ₹1,500. Travel insurance is also recommended and usually costs between ₹500 and ₹1,000.

• Average Trip Cost : For a 7 to 8-day trip, the average Japan package from India costs around ₹1,40,000 to ₹1,80,000 per person including flights. If you’re booking without flights, expect to spend between ₹90,000 and ₹1,20,000 per person.

Types of Japan Tour package We Offer:

Japan means something different to everyone. Some visit for the bright city lights, some for the calm temples, and others for the food or snow. At Capture A Trip, we plan tours that match the way you like to travel, easy, comfortable, and full of real moments.

Japan Community Travel Packages

If you love discovering Japan with people who share the same excitement as you, our trips are designed exactly for that. A Japan community trip for travelers isn’t just a holiday, it is a shared journey. You will meet like-minded people, exchange stories, explore together, and often build connections that last long after the trip ends. These Community trips are perfect for travellers seeking companionship, fun, and meaningful experiences with a close-knit group.

• Japan Community Package

• Japan Cherry Blossom Community trip

Japan Group Tour Packages

If you enjoy travelling with company, our group tours are a great way to explore Japan. Join us with your friends or a small group of travellers. You will visit Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Osaka, try local street food, and enjoy moments that feel more special when shared. Group travel adds fun, comfort, and ease to every day of the trip. You will come back with stories that only group journeys can create.

• Japan Hiroshima Group trip ( with flights)

• 7 Days Japan Group Trip

Japan Winter Tour Packages

Winter in Japan feels magical. Snow covers the old villages, steam rises from the hot springs, and cities like Sapporo come alive with lights and festivals. Our winter trips bring you the best of this season, warm stays, local food, and the quiet beauty of Japan in the cold months. It’s also the perfect choice if you want to celebrate your New Year in Japan, with festive events, sparkling illuminations, and unforgettable winter experiences.

• Japan  Winter Tour 

Best Time to Visit Japan

Japan has something beautiful to offer in every season. Whether you're planning to explore temples, see cherry blossoms, or dive into winter festivals, knowing the best time to book your Japan tour package can really shape your trip. Here's a quick look at what each season offers for travellers.

Spring (March–May)

Pleasant days, around 10°C–20°C, make this the most popular time for visiting. Cities like Tokyo and Kyoto are covered in pink cherry blossoms, turning streets and parks magical. Locals picnic under the trees during the Hanami festival. It’s perfect for sightseeing and taking photos. This is peak season, so it's wise to book your Japan trip packages early. The vibe is lively and festive, ideal for first-time visitors.

Summer (June–August)

Warm temperatures, 25°C–35°C, make this a good time for coastal cities and mountain escapes. Hokkaido’s lavender fields are stunning, and fireworks festivals light up the skies. While Tokyo can feel humid, indoor attractions like teamLabs and museums keep the fun going. Summer in Japan is best to visit as it suits families and festival lovers. You’ll find many group departures available under Japan holiday packages around this time.

Autumn (September–November)

Cooler weather, 10°C–20°C, brings in stunning red and gold leaves. Kyoto’s temples glow against autumn backdrops, and traditional events like the Jidai Matsuri add charm. Crowds are fewer than in spring, and the crisp air is refreshing for temple walks or garden visits. This is a calm and scenic time, ideal for couples booking Japan tour packages from India.

Winter (December–February)

Cold days, around 0°C–10°C, offer something unique. Northern areas like Hokkaido and Nagano turn into snow playgrounds. Ski lovers and snow festival fans enjoy these months. Onsen towns like Hakone are cosy and relaxing. If you're on a budget, winter often offers lower hotel rates. Many Japan travel packages include snowy spots that are fun and beautiful, especially around New Year. Japan holiday tour packages during winter often provide better value with lower accommodation rates and unique seasonal experiences.

How to Reach Japan

Travelling to Japan from India is easier than you think. With direct flights, connecting trains, and helpful visa services, most Japan vacation packages make arrival simple and stress-free. Here's how you can reach Japan from major Indian cities.

By Air

The quickest way is to fly. Direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, and Chennai land at airports like Narita (Tokyo) or Kansai (Osaka). Flight duration is around 7–9 hours. Airfares vary by season but generally cost between ₹40,000–₹55,000 for round trips. Many Japan tour packages already include flight options or suggestions for smooth travel. Airport transfers are usually well-handled, so your journey continues easily upon landing.

By Cruise

Some international cruises make stops in Japanese ports like Yokohama or Nagasaki. While not common for direct India departures, travellers from Southeast Asia sometimes combine a cruise segment with flights. It's a slower and more luxurious option, often included in premium Japan vacation packages for those seeking something unique.

Places to Visit in Japan Trip

A thoughtfully curated Japan trip package with Capture A Trip covers the best of both modern and traditional worlds. Here is the 10 beautiful places to visit in Japan, that make your trip more magical:

1. Tokyo

Tokyo, a famous Japan tourist place, is the dazzling capital where neon lights and ancient shrines coexist. The buzzing streets of Shibuya are full of energy, while the peaceful Meiji Shrine sits quietly in a forested area. Don’t miss shopping in Harajuku for quirky fashion or visiting Tokyo Tower for views that stretch across the skyline. The mix of calm temples and busy arcades makes Tokyo a unique stop in many Japan tour packages from India.

• Nearby Attractions: Odaiba, Mount Takao

• How to Reach: Direct flight to Tokyo from major Indian cities.

2. Kyoto

Kyoto is like stepping into a living postcard. Wooden teahouses, geishas in kimonos, and peaceful bamboo groves make it one of the top highlights of most Japan holiday packages. Fushimi Inari’s red torii gates wind through the hills, while Arashiyama’s bamboo grove whispers with the wind. Temples like Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) reflect beautifully in their ponds—perfect for photos and reflection.

• Nearby Attractions: Uji, Nara

• How to Reach: Bullet train from Tokyo (2.5 hours) or direct train from Osaka.

3. Osaka

Osaka is loud, fun, and full of flavour. The streets of Dotonbori glow with neon signs and laughter from street vendors selling takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Osaka Castle stands tall, telling stories of samurai days. If you're travelling with family, Universal Studios Japan is a hit. Most Japan vacation packages include Osaka for its laid-back charm and delicious local bites.

• Nearby Attractions: Nara, Kobe

• How to Reach: Fly into Kansai Airport or take a train from Kyoto.

4. Nara

Nara feels peaceful and sacred. It's home to Todai-ji Temple, where a massive bronze Buddha sits quietly. In Nara Park, friendly deer bow for treats—it’s fun for kids and adults. This small city holds deep history, and is often a day trip in Japan group tour packages.

• Nearby Attractions: Uji, Osaka

• How to Reach: 1-hour train ride from Kyoto or Osaka.

5. Hiroshima

Hiroshima is a place of reflection and hope. The Peace Memorial Park and Museum tell powerful stories of the past. Miyajima Island nearby is home to the famous floating torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, one of the most photographed spots in Japan. This city shows strength and beauty side by side and is included in many Japan travel packages for its emotional depth.

• Nearby Attractions: Iwakuni, Onomichi

• How to Reach: Bullet train from Osaka (1.5–2 hours).

6. Hokkaido

Hokkaido is Japan’s northern gem, perfect for winter lovers. Snow festivals in Sapporo, relaxing in hot springs in Noboribetsu, and skiing in Niseko attract thousands every year. In summer, lavender fields in Furano bloom beautifully. This area is a must for nature fans booking Japan packages from India with seasonal themes.

• Nearby Attractions: Otaru, Lake Toya

• How to Reach: Fly into New Chitose Airport from Tokyo.

7. Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji stands tall and beautiful, often covered with snow and surrounded by lakes. Climbing it in summer is a spiritual journey for many, while others enjoy the view from Lake Kawaguchiko. It’s often included in a Japan tourism package as a day trip from Tokyo. Seeing Fuji at sunrise is unforgettable.

• Nearby Attractions: Hakone, Gotemba Outlet Mall

• How to Reach: Bus or train from Tokyo (2–3 hours).

8. Hakone

Hakone offers peaceful getaways with views of Mount Fuji in the background. Ride the Hakone Ropeway over steaming volcanic valleys, or relax in a traditional onsen bath. The open-air museums and lake cruises make it a favourite spot for couples and families alike. Many Japan trip packages include this destination for a balance of nature and comfort.

• Nearby Attractions: Mount Fuji, Odawara

• How to Reach: Train from Tokyo (2 hours).

9. Okinawa

Okinawa has clear blue water, coral reefs, and sunny skies—very different from mainland Japan. Snorkel, scuba dive, or just relax on the beach. The Ryukyu culture, tropical fruits, and slow pace make it a lovely stop in Japan vacation packages for those looking to unwind.

• Nearby Attractions: Ishigaki, Naha

• How to Reach: 2.5-hour flight from Tokyo or Osaka.

10. Nikko

Nikko is filled with stunning shrines nestled in green forests. The ornate Toshogu Shrine is one of the most decorated in Japan. Waterfalls and bridges add to the fairytale atmosphere. It’s a quiet escape just outside the city and works well for those looking to include spirituality and nature in their Japan holiday packages.

• Nearby Attractions: Lake Chuzenji, Edo Wonderland

• How to Reach: 2-hour train ride from Tokyo.

Things to do in Japan

At first Japan feels new and exciting, but the more you explore, the more layers you uncover. Whether you are visiting with family, travelling with friends, or planning your first international trip from India with Capture A Trip, you’ll always find wonderful things to do in Japan like sightseeing, adventure activities, shopping or tasting Japanese cuisine.

Nature and Outdoor Fun

• Mount Fuji Viewing : Almost every traveller dreams of seeing Mount Fuji up close, and the experience is just as special as you imagine. Viewing it from Hakone or Lake Kawaguchiko is peaceful and refreshing, especially early in the morning when the air is still. On clear days, the mountain seems almost unreal, like it has been painted into the sky.

• Hot Spring Experience : Japan’s onsens are a perfect break from long sightseeing days. In places like Hakone, Beppu, or Noboribetsu, you’ll find natural hot springs surrounded by forests and mountains. The water is warm, calm, and incredibly soothing. Sitting quietly in the steam, you begin to understand why onsens are such an important part of Japanese culture.

• Skiing and Snow Adventures : If you’re travelling in winter, head north to Hokkaido or Nagano. The slopes in Niseko and Hakuba are covered in soft, powdery snow, and even if you're a beginner, there are trainers who guide you patiently. The views are beautiful and the cold air feels refreshing rather than harsh.

• Scenic Ropeway and Lake Cruises : Hakone’s ropeway ride is a favourite among visitors. It takes you over volcanic valleys and offers sweeping views of the region. Lake Ashi cruises are slow and relaxing, giving you time to breathe, watch the water, and enjoy the scenery around you.

City Experiences and Cultural Exploration

• Exploring Tokyo : Tokyo is a city that never seems to sit still. One moment you’re crossing Shibuya’s busy intersection, and the next you’re standing quietly beneath tall trees at Meiji Shrine. Harajuku adds colour and creativity, while Tokyo Skytree shows you the entire city from above. Tokyo moves fast, but it’s thrilling to be part of it.

• Kyoto Traditional Side : Kyoto is gentle and beautiful in a way few cities are. You walk through the red gates of Fushimi Inari, wander in the calm of Arashiyama’s Bamboo Forest, and stand quietly in front of the Golden Pavilion as it glows in the sunlight. The pace of life here slows down, and every corner feels meaningful.

• Osaka Food and Fun : Osaka has a cheerful, relaxed vibe. People laugh loudly, food smells fill the streets, and every turn offers something interesting. Dotonbori is lively from afternoon till late night, and trying takoyaki or okonomiyaki here is almost a tradition. Universal Studios Japan is also in Osaka, making it ideal for families and groups.

• Nara Peaceful Parks : Nara is quieter than the big cities, and that’s part of its charm. The deer in Nara Park walk around freely and gently come closer to visitors. Todai-ji Temple, with its giant Buddha statue, feels peaceful and grounding.

Food in Japan

Japanese food isn’t complicated, but it’s full of flavour and honesty. Whether it’s a bowl of ramen from a small shop or a beautifully prepared plate of sushi, the freshness and care in every dish stand out.

Must-Try Foods

• Sushi and sashimi

• Ramen (miso, shoyu, tonkotsu)

• Tempura

• Okonomiyaki and takoyaki

• Matcha sweets and traditional desserts

Where to Eat

• Tsukiji Market (Tokyo) : Famous for fresh sushi, sashimi bowls, and seafood snacks. A great spot for a traditional Japanese-style breakfast or a quick, flavourful meal.

• Shinjuku Food Alleys (Tokyo) : Known for ramen shops, yakitori stalls, and lively late-night eateries. Perfect if you want variety and a classic Tokyo street-food experience.

• Dotonbori (Osaka) : The best place to try Osaka’s iconic street foods like takoyaki and okonomiyaki. Bright, busy, and full of flavour.

• Kuromon Market (Osaka) : A popular market offering grilled seafood, fresh fruits, and local snacks. Great for tasting Osaka’s everyday favourites.

• Gion District (Kyoto) : A traditional area offering refined Kyoto-style cuisine, tea houses, and matcha desserts. Ideal for experiencing Japan’s cultural flavour.

• Nishiki Market (Kyoto) : Often called Kyoto’s kitchen, this narrow market street is perfect for trying pickles, sweets, snacks, and authentic local bites.

• Sapporo Seafood Markets (Hokkaido) : Known for exceptionally fresh crab, scallops, salmon roe, and seafood rice bowls. A must-visit for seafood lovers.

Shopping in Japan

Shopping in Japan is enjoyable, even if you don't plan to buy much. The stores are organised, prices are clear, and the products often feel unique to each region.

Good Things to Buy

• Skincare and beauty items

• Ceramics, chopsticks, and handmade crafts

• Matcha tea and Japanese snacks

• Kimonos, yukatas, and traditional fabrics

• Anime, manga, and collectibles

• Gadgets and electronics

Best Shopping Areas

• Ginza (Tokyo) : A premium shopping district known for luxury brands, designer boutiques, and high-end department stores. Ideal for travelers looking for quality and upscale products.

• Akihabara (Tokyo) : The best place for electronics, gadgets, anime merchandise, gaming accessories, and collectible items. A must-visit for tech lovers and pop-culture fans.

• Harajuku (Tokyo) : Famous for trendy fashion, youth culture, and unique street-style boutiques. Perfect for those who enjoy quirky, creative, and experimental clothing.

• Shinsaibashi (Osaka) : A long shopping street filled with popular brands, boutiques, and cafés. Great for affordable shopping and everyday fashion.

• Namba (Osaka) : A lively area packed with shops, entertainment zones, and local stores. Ideal for variety shopping, souvenirs, and casual fashion.

• Gion District (Kyoto) : A traditional area known for handmade crafts, matcha sweets, and elegant souvenirs. Perfect for cultural and artisanal items.

• Temple Markets (Kyoto) : Small local markets around Kyoto’s temples offer handcrafted goods, traditional items, local snacks, and beautiful souvenirs with a cultural touch.

Simple Shopping Tips

• Carry your passport for tax-free purchases.

• Most shops have fixed prices.

• Small cash amounts are helpful for local markets.

Visa Requirements for Indians

Indian passport holders need a valid visa to visit Japan, and we are here to help you with the complete Japan tourist visa processing, a key requirement for your trip. We assist you in preparing and submitting your application to the Japanese Embassy or Consulate, ensuring all required documents are accurate and complete. Japan also offers short-term multiple-entry visas in certain cases, depending on your travel history and eligibility, and we guide you on whether you qualify.

Travelers must submit the following:

• A valid passport with at least six months’ validity

• Recent passport-sized photographs

• A complete travel itinerary

• Confirmed hotel bookings and flight details

• Bank statements as financial proof

• Income Tax Returns (ITR)

Visa processing usually takes around a week, and travel insurance is strongly recommended for a smooth and worry-free trip. Visa-on-arrival is not available for Indian citizens.

Local SIM Cards

SIM cards are available at airports and convenience stores. Providers like NTT Docomo, SoftBank, and AU offer good coverage and affordable data plans.

Currency

• The Japanese currency is Yen, which is used everywhere in Japan.

• ATMs in convenience stores like 7-Eleven accept international cards, but small shops may prefer cash.

• Coins are commonly used for vending machines and train stations, so keep some with you.

Language

Japanese is the main language of Japan. While English is understood in tourist spots, learning a few words helps a lot.

• Konnichiwa means hello

• Arigatou means thank you

• Sumimasen works for both sorry and excuse me.

What to Pack

• Japan involves plenty of walking, so carry comfortable shoes.

• Pack according to the season: light clothes for summer, layers for spring and autumn, and warm jackets for winter.

• A universal adapter, basic medicines, and an extra bag for shopping are always useful.

Travel Tips for Japan Tour

• Keep your voice low on public transport.

• Many streets discourage eating while walking.

• You may need to remove your shoes in traditional places.

• Public dustbins are rare, so carry a small disposable bag.

• Japan is extremely safe, but always keep essential documents with you.

• Some eateries don’t accept cards, so having cash helps.

• Japan’s metro systems are punctual and easy to understand.

• A JR (Japan Railway) Pass is great if you’re visiting multiple cities.

• IC cards (Suica, Pasmo) make travel on buses and trains smooth.

• Taxis are comfortable but costlier than trains.