Luxurious Northern Japan's Onsen Elegance: Gero Onsen, Hirugami Onsen, Gokayama 14-Day | TripToGo

Luxurious Northern Japan's Onsen Elegance: Gero Onsen, Hirugami Onsen, Gokayama

From $20,299 per adult (land only, flights not included)

From $21,317 per adult (including flights)

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Embark on a 14-day luxury journey that blends Tokyo’s vibrant energy with the tranquil beauty of Northern Japan. From the serene Mt. Fuji to the scenic Tsumago-Magome trail, an Edo-era path with picturesque landscapes, and the UNESCO-listed gassho-zukuri houses of Gokayama, explore the north’s rich heritage. Discover cultural treasures in Kanazawa, enjoy exclusive kimono fittings, and savor Michelin-starred dining. Unwind in luxurious onsen resorts like Hirugami Onsen under starlit skies, and immerse in traditional crafts like Washi paper-making. This journey seamlessly marries Japan’s timeless elegance with indulgent luxury.

What To Expect

What's In

✔ International Flights (if select "Book with Flights")
✔ Airport pick up/drop off transfers
✔ 5-star/ local best accommodations with daily breakfast
✔ Meals specified in the itinerary
✔ Transportation
✔ Tour guide services
✔ Activities

What's Out

✖ International Flights (if select "Book without Flights")
✖ Travel insurance
✖ Personal expenses
✖ Solo Occupancy Surcharge (US$12,000)
✖ Tips for services and experiences

Day-by-day Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive in Tokyo

Arrive in Tokyo

● Welcome to Tokyo! You will be arriving at Tokyo Haneda or Narita International Airport.

● You’ll be greeted by our transfer staff as you exit the arrivals hall and enjoy a seamless transfer directly to your hotel. 

Did you know that Tokyo is the largest urban area in the world, with a population of over 37 million people in its metropolitan region.

  • Cities: Tokyo

Day 2: Tokyo

Tokyo

● Start your day at the serene Meiji Shrine, a peaceful Shinto sanctuary surrounded by lush forest. 

● Wander through the vibrant Tsukiji Outer Market, where you explore vibrant stalls and savor fresh seafood. 

● Immerse yourself in the sophistication of Ginza for luxury shopping.

● Conclude your day with a mesmerizing digital art journey at TeamLab, where you experience stunning digital art blending tech and nature. 

Did you know that Tokyo's public transport, especially its trains, is famous for being punctual, clean, and efficient. The Tokyo Metro network alone has 13 lines!

  • Cities: Tokyo
  • Sights: Meiji Shrine, Tsukiji Outer Market, Ginza Exploration, TeamLab Experience
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 3: Tokyo

Tokyo

● Begin your day at the Imperial Palace, the elegant residence of Japan's Emperor.

● Stroll to Tokyo Station, an underground shopping and gourmet spot.

● Indulge in a luxurious Michelin-starred lunch.

● Visit the historic Sensoji Temple in Asakusa, discover its charm and shop at Nakamise Street.

● Conclude your day at the Sumida Edo Kiriko Museum with a hands-on glass-cutting experience.

Did you know that The Shibuya Crossing is one of the busiest pedestrian crossings in the world, with thousands of people crossing in all directions when the light turns green.

  • Cities: Tokyo
  • Sights: Imperial Palace, Tokyo Station Exploration, Sensoji Temple, Glass-Cutting Experience
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 4: Tokyo to Mt. Fuji Area

Tokyo to Mt. Fuji Area

● After breakfast, head to Mt. Fuji and start at Arakurayama Sengen Park, famous for the Chureito Pagoda framed by Mt. Fuji.

● Next, visit Oishi Park, offering serene views of Mt. Fuji and seasonal flowers.

● Later, check into your hotel in Kawaguchiko to unwind in the hot springs.

Did you know that Mt. Fuji last erupted in 1707 during the Edo period (the “Hōei eruption”), Mt. Fuji is still considered an active stratovolcano, and its potential for future eruptions is closely monitored.

  • Cities: Tokyo, Mt Fuji
  • Sights: Arakurayama Sengen Park, Oishi Park
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 5: Mt. Fuji Area to Magome to Tsumago to Hirugami Onsen

Mt. Fuji Area to Magome to Tsumago to Hirugami Onsen

● Today, you’ll hit the road to Magome, a picturesque gateway to the historic Nakasendo route. 

● Embark on a scenic walk from Magome Pass to Tsumago (9 km), with ever-changing vistas of forests, countryside, and quaint towns.

● Discover Tsumago’s impeccably preserved Edo-era post town, featuring artisanal cafes and fine dining.

● Then, you’ll travel to the serene Hirugami Onsen in Achi Village, renowned for its pristine night skies.

● Indulge in the luxurious onsen experience, soothing your senses under a canopy of stars.

Did you know that Tsumago is one of the best-preserved post towns along the Nakasendo Trail, a historic route that once connected Kyoto and Tokyo during the Edo period.

  • Cities: Mt Fuji, Magome, Tsumago, Hirugami Onsen
  • Sights: Tsumago Hike
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 6: Hirugami Onsen to Gero Onsen to Takayama

Hirugami Onsen to Gero Onsen to Takayama

● Today, you’ll head to Takayama. 

● Along the long drive, you will stop by the small onsen town of Gero Onsen, a quaint hot spring town and one of Japan’s "Three Famous Springs," alongside Arima Onsen in Hyogo Prefecture and Kusatsu Onsen in Gunma Prefecture. 

● After arriving in Takayama, you’ll visit Takayama Jinya, an Edo-period government building turned museum, showcasing the Hida region's history and architecture.

Did you know that the onsen's history dates back over 1,000 years, with its healing waters believed to have been discovered in the Heian period (794–1185).

  • Cities: Takayama, Hirugami Onsen, Gero Onsen
  • Sights: Takayama Jinya, Gero Onsen
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 7: Takayama to Gokayama to Kanazawa

Takayama to Gokayama to Kanazawa

● Start your day at Miyakawa Morning Market, browsing fresh produce and local crafts.

● Then, visit Hida no Sato Open-Air Museum, a charming village with traditional farmhouses, local crafts, and serene rural beauty.

● Afterwards, you’ll head into Toyama Prefecture, stopping by Gokayama, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its traditional gassho-zukuri houses.

● Experience the art of Washi paper-making, immersing yourself in a timeless Japanese craft.

● Lastly, you’ll continue your journey to Kanazawa for your overnight stay.

Did you know that Gokayama is known for preserving 33 traditional gassho-zukuri houses, some of which are more than 300 years old, showcasing Japan's unique rural architecture and craftsmanship.

  • Cities: Kanazawa, Takayama, Gokayama
  • Sights: Hida no Sato Open-Air Museum, Miyakawa Morning Market, Gokayama, Washi Paper Making Experience
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 8: Takayama to Kanazawa

Takayama to Kanazawa

● Start your day with a Kimono Experience, immersing yourself in traditional Japanese culture.

● Next, visit Kenrokuen, one of Japan's most beautiful gardens.

● Then, explore the historic Nagamachi District, a samurai neighborhood filled with heritage.

● Experience a Gold Leaf Craftsmanship Experience, creating your own gold-leafed artwork.

● End your day with a Michelin-starred dinner, savoring exquisite culinary delights.

Did you know that Kanazawa produces over 99% of Japan’s gold leaf, and visitors can create their own gold-leaf crafts, from picture frames to accessories, in the city’s workshops.

  • Cities: Kanazawa
  • Sights: Kimono Experience, Kenrokuen, Gold Leaf Craftmanship Experience, Nagamachi District Excursion
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 9: Kanazawa

Kanazawa

● Start your day with a visit to Kanazawa Castle, exploring its rich history and beautiful gardens.

● Next, discover the hidden secrets of Myouryuji, the Ninja Temple, with its secret rooms and passageways.

● Then, take a stroll through the scenic Higashichaya District, filled with traditional teahouses.

● Conclude with a Mizuhiki Experience, learning the art of crafting decorative knots for good fortune.

Did you know that in 2009, Kanazawa was designated a UNESCO Creative City for its dedication to preserving and innovating traditional crafts.


  • Cities: Kanazawa
  • Sights: Kanazawa Castle, Myouryuji, Higashichaya District, Mizuhiki Experience
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 10: Kanazawa to Komatsu to Kyoto

Kanazawa to Komatsu to Kyoto

● Start your day at the Kaga Yuzen Kimono Center, discovering the art of kimono-making.

● Next, enjoy a hands-on Kaga Yuzen Dyeing Experience, where you’ll create traditional patterns on fabric.

● Then, visit the Noguchi Naohiko Sake Institute for a guided sake tasting, exploring the distinct flavors of this renowned sake.

● Afterward, continue your journey to Kyoto, where you'll stay overnight, soaking in the city's charm.

● End the day with a Michelin-starred dinner, savoring exquisite culinary delights at a top restaurant.

Did you know that Kanazawa is known for its Karatani lacquerware, a traditional craft that involves intricately decorating wooden objects with lacquer, gold, and other materials.

  • Cities: Kyoto, Kanazawa
  • Sights: Kaga Yuzen Kimono Center & Experience, Sake Tasting
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 11: Kyoto

Kyoto

● Visit Nijo Castle, a UNESCO World Heritage site, known for its beautiful architecture and gardens, once home to Tokugawa shoguns.

● Explore Arashiyama, famous for its Bamboo Grove and Tenryuji Temple, surrounded by stunning natural landscapes.

● Experience a traditional Maiko or Geisha Tea Ceremony, learning the art of Japanese tea in an intimate, elegant setting.

Did you know that Kyoto is the birthplace of the Japanese tea ceremony, and you can visit the Uji region nearby to explore historic tea fields and drink some of the best matcha tea in Japan.

  • Cities: Kyoto
  • Sights: Arashiyama, Nijo Castle, Maiko or Geisha Tea Ceremony
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 12: Kyoto

Kyoto

● Today, you’ll visit Ohara, a tranquil rural area with scenic beauty and historic temples.

● Stroll along Hananomichi, a charming street with traditional buildings, and continue to Hibikinomichi, a peaceful road offering serene views of nature.

● Then, enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of Lake Biwa from Lake Biwa Terrace, a stunning viewpoint overlooking the lake and mountains.

Did you know that Kyoto is home to more than 2,000 temples, shrines, and traditional wooden houses, including the famous Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) and Fushimi Inari Shrine.

  • Cities: Kyoto
  • Sights: Ohara, Lake Biwa Terrace
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 13: Kyoto to Nara to Osaka

Kyoto to Nara to Osaka

● Start your day by visiting Nara Park to interact with free-roaming deer in a picturesque setting.

● Marvel at Todaiji Temple’s Great Buddha, a symbol of Nara's cultural heritage.

● In the afternoon, explore the Cup Noodles Museum in Osaka, learning about the history of instant noodles and creating your own custom cup.

● Stroll through Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi, vibrant districts filled with neon lights, shops, and street food.

● Conclude the day with a Michelin-starred dinner, indulging in exquisite culinary delights at a top restaurant.

Did you know that Nara is a historical center for Japanese calligraphy, and you can still find traditional calligraphy works throughout the city, especially in temples and museums.

  • Cities: Kyoto, Nara, Osaka
  • Sights: Nara Park, Todaiji Temple, Cup Noodles Museum, Dontonbori & Shinsaibashi
  • Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Day 14: Depart

Depart

● After enjoying your breakfast at the hotel, you’ll be provided with an airport transfer and board your international flight back home! 

  • Cities: Osaka
  • Meals: Breakfast

Travel Tips

Currency

Japanese Yen (JPY)

Electricity
Japan uses 100V at 50Hz (eastern Japan, e.g., Tokyo) and 60Hz (western Japan, e.g., Osaka) with type A plugs. Some devices may require a voltage converter.

Etiquette When traveling in Japan, bow as a standard greeting, though handshakes are acceptable in business or with foreigners. Always remove your shoes when entering homes or certain traditional spaces. Respect personal space and keep conversations quiet on public transport. Politeness and following social rules are highly valued. When paying, place coins and cash in the tray provided at shops or restaurants rather than handing them directly by hand.

AccessibilitySome tours are not suitable for mobility-restricted traveler, however, some operators may be able to accommodate special requests. For more information, please contact our customer support team.
* This fast-paced itinerary is designed to showcase the very best of Japan, featuring a rich variety of sights and experiences. Be prepared for early mornings and full days of discovery.

Language

Japanese is the official language of Japan.

HealthConsult a healthcare professional for recommended vaccinations and health precautions.

Weather

Spring: 10–20°C (50–68°F).

Summer: 25–35°C (77–95°F).

Fall: 15–25°C (59–77°F).

Winter: 0–10°C (32–50°F).

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A valid passport for the duration of your stay is required, and it must have at least one blank page for entry and exit stamps.

We recommend checking the official Japanese embassy or consulate website for any additional requirements or updates before traveling.

Important Notes:

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    2. A valid passport is required for travel outside the US, with visas for children/infants if applicable.
    3. Proof of citizenship and residence is required for international travel. Be sure to bring all necessary documentation (e.g., visa, transit permit, permanent resident card, etc.)
    4. Expired or damaged photo IDs or passports will not be accepted for boarding flights or when applying for visa services.
    5. It is the traveler's responsibility to ensure that their travel documents and passports are in good condition and that their passports have blank pages available.
    6. Minors traveling with an adult who is not their parent or with only one parent must carry a notarized letter from the parents or non-traveling parent, granting permission to travel and specifying the travel dates. Immigration authorities may request this letter upon entry or re-entry into the USA or Canada.

Other Provision

  1. Tour or Cruise Attendance
    1. Failure to attend a pre-arranged tour or check-in at a pre-arranged hotel or cruise will be considered an automatic surrender of the reservation.
    2. All extra costs incurred will be the passenger's responsibility.
    3. TripToGo’s operator reserves the right to abandon any passengers who violate the law or willfully put the health and safety of other customers at risk.
  2. Minors
    1. Cruise lines reserve the right to cancel, modify, or substitute any scheduled port of call and the schedule at any time and for any reason without prior notice due to navigation authority and water conditions.
    2. The customer is responsible for any additional expenses caused by trip interruption, including but not limited to meals, transportation, hotel accommodations, personal expenses, and lost baggage.
    3. TripToGo and its operators shall not be liable for any loss to guests.
  3. Tourist Taxes, Accommodation Taxes, City Taxes, Resort Fees, and Other Service Fees
    1. At certain destinations, customers will be charged hotel municipal taxes, including tourist taxes and city taxes, based on the room price, payable directly at the hotel.
    2. Some hotels may charge an additional "hotel or resort fee" to cover incidental services. As this is individually determined by each business, the charge may vary from property to property.
    3. Some hotels may also charge additional service fees.
    4. TripToGo is not responsible for taxes, resort fees, or other service charges. These costs are the responsibility of the customer and must be paid directly to the destination hotel.
  4. Baggage Restrictions for Domestic/ Cross Countries Flights and Bus Travel
    1. Baggage allowances for domestic flights included in the travel service may vary by product. Additional costs for baggage may apply. Please refer to the specific details of each travel service or package for more information.
    2. For all travel services and packages, each traveler is allowed one piece of luggage and one carry-on bag. A surcharge may apply for additional luggage. TripToGo recommends that customers travel light.