Japan City Tours

Before joining any of our tours, we encourage travellers to review the itinerary details and assess whether the daily activities suit their personal comfort and fitness level. Each tour page includes information on walking distances, pacing and any physically demanding elements to help you decide.

If you have special requirements, mobility considerations, or prefer a more flexible travel pace, we recommend exploring our Custom Tours. You’re also welcome to speak with our customer service team before booking—our team can suggest the most suitable tour options and help tailor an itinerary that fits your needs.

• Japan: Tap water is generally safe to drink nationwide.

• China: Tap water is not recommended. Use bottled or filtered water.

All travellers are limited to bring one suitcase (up to 20kg) and one piece of hand luggage (up to 5kg).
Please refer to the relevant tour page for further details and airline-specific rules.

Our screening process is comprehensive and multi-dimensional. We prioritize cooperation with Grade A tertiary hospitals and verify relevant international accreditations (such as JCI) where applicable. We also review the professional qualifications, subspecialty expertise and clinical performance of attending physicians, and conduct on-site inspections of hospital facilities and patient care processes. For non-invasive services like basic health screenings, we will recommend cost-effective regular hospitals based on your needs, and provide tour guide accompaniment and translation services for your convenience.

• Japan: Airports, banks, and post offices are the safest places. Avoid unofficial money changers.
• China: Use banks, official hotel exchanges, or airport counters. Avoid street exchangers to prevent scams.

The cost difference is mainly due to differences in healthcare operation models, lower hospital operating costs and more competitive pricing for medical supplies in China. This enables us to provide high-quality medical services at a more cost-effective price compared to Australia, without compromising on medical standards or service quality.

We fully recognize the high standard of Australia’s healthcare system. Our partnered top-tier Chinese hospitals, including Grade A tertiary hospitals and JCI-accredited institutions, meet international medical standards for numerous specialist treatments and elective procedures. Key advantages include no long waiting lists for elective care, access to advanced clinical technologies, and extensive clinical experience of medical teams in handling complex cases.

Generally, you will need: a valid passport, completed visa application form, passport-sized photo, and travel itinerary or flight booking. Specific requirements vary by nationality; always refer to the official website.