Japan Hakone Tours

 

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Japan Growth Journey for Kids: Learn, Explore & Thrive Beyond the Classroom
  • 7 days from AU$7,900pp
  • Tokyo(2N) - Hakone(1N) - Nagoya(1N) - Osaka(2N) - Osaka
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Japan Unveiled: A 14-days Odyssey Through Cities & Serenity
  • 14 days from AU$12,390pp
  • Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(1N) - Kanazawa(2N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(2N) - Kyoto(3N) - Tokyo(1N) - Tokyo
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Hand in Hand: Japan Anniversary Journey – Romance & Adventures from Tokyo to Osaka
  • 12 days from AU$10,620pp
  • Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(2N) - Kyoto(4N) - Osaka(2N) - Osaka
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Family Fun & Japan Culture Experience - 10-Day Classic Journey
  • 10 days from AU$10,400pp
  • Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(1N) - Kyoto(2N) - Osaka(3N)
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Discover the Jewels of Japan: A 10-Day Classic Journey
  • 10 days from AU$9,580pp
  • Tokyo(3N) - Hakone(1N) - Kyoto(2N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(1N) - Osaka
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The Ultimate Japan Journey - The Full Experience
  • 20 days from AU$19,220pp
  • Tokyo(4N) - Hakone(1N) - Nagano(2N) - Takayama(2N) - Kanazawa(2N) - Kyoto(3N) - Hiroshima(2N) - Osaka(3N) - Osaka

Things to do in Hakone

Approx. 18:00 | Return to Kyoto
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Approx. 18:00 | Return to Kyoto

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Oshino Hakkai & Great Boiling Valley (Owakudani) Ropeway
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Oshino Hakkai & Great Boiling Valley (Owakudani) Ropeway

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Approx. 16:30 | Arrive in Kyoto
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Approx. 16:30 | Arrive in Kyoto

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Approx. 15:00 | Depart Fuji Area → Return to Kyoto
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Approx. 15:00 | Depart Fuji Area → Return to Kyoto

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Daikichi Park: Seasonal Scenery & Final Fuji Views
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Daikichi Park: Seasonal Scenery & Final Fuji Views

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Kaiseki Dinner at the Ryokan
Hakone,  Japan- Activity

Kaiseki Dinner at the Ryokan

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Travel FAQS
  • Japan: Visa, Mastercard, and JCB are widely accepted in urban areas. ATMs at post offices, 7-Eleven stores, and major banks usually accept international cards.
  • China: UnionPay is the most common network. Visa and Mastercard are accepted in major hotels, malls, and international stores, but not everywhere. Carrying cash or using mobile payments is recommended for convenience.
  • Japan: Tap water is generally safe to drink nationwide.

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

  • 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.

Dress code is generally casual. When visiting religious sites, clothing covering arms and legs may be required. Smart casual is recommended for evenings. A packing list will be included in your final documentation.

Most Australian private health insurance policies do not cover medical expenses incurred overseas. We recommend you contact your insurance provider directly to confirm the coverage details. Travel insurance with medical protection is a necessary option for your trip, and we can provide a list of recommended insurance providers for your reference.

Our service does not end when you leave China. We will provide you with detailed medical reports in both Chinese and English, summarizing your diagnosis, treatment process and follow-up recommendations. After you return to Australia, our team will continue to provide remote support throughout your recovery period—we will answer any questions you may have about your treatment or recovery, and assist you with relevant health management matters as needed.

  • Japan: Generally very safe. Standard precautions like keeping belongings secure, using well-lit streets, and following local laws are sufficient.

  • China: Urban areas are mostly safe, but exercise caution in crowded tourist spots. Avoid displaying large amounts of cash and use official taxis or ride-hailing apps.

  • Three Bears Travel support: Your guide can advise on local safety tips, accompany you in unfamiliar areas, and help with emergency contacts.

  • Japan: Typhoon season is June–October. Winter travel may involve heavy snow in northern regions.

  • China: Summer heat and air pollution can affect health in some cities. Stay hydrated, check local weather, and avoid high pollution days.

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