Japan Tour Packages
Where Tradition Meets Tomorrow
Japan is a land of extraordinary contrasts — ancient shrines and bullet trains, cherry blossoms and neon-lit cityscapes. A destination that rewards the curious and challenges preconceptions at every turn.
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Best Time
March – May (Cherry Blossom), Oct – Nov
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Flight Time
7 hrs from Surat
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Currency
JPY (Japanese Yen)
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Language
Japanese (limited English outside tourist areas)
Top Highlights in Japan
Must-see attractions and experiences for Indian travellers visiting Japan.
Our Japan Tour Packages
Handcrafted itineraries designed for Indian travellers. All packages fully customisable.
Japan Highlights
Starting from
₹1,20,000
Package Includes
- Return Airfare
- 3-Star Hotels
- Breakfast Daily
- Tokyo + Kyoto + Osaka
- 7-Day JR Rail Pass
- Mount Fuji Day Trip
- All Transfers
Japan Cherry Blossom
Starting from
₹1,60,000
Package Includes
- Return Airfare
- 4-Star Hotels
- Half Board
- Tokyo + Hakone + Kyoto + Nara + Osaka
- JR Rail Pass
- Tea Ceremony Experience
- Expert Guided Tours
Want a customised itinerary? All packages can be tailored to your budget, dates, and group size.
Customise on WhatsAppTravel Tips for Japan
Key things Indian travellers should know before visiting Japan.
Japan Visa required for Indians — apply 3–4 weeks in advance, no interview needed
Cash is still essential in Japan — carry JPY; not all places accept cards
IC Card (Suica or Pasmo) is the easiest way to use metro and trains
Tipping is considered rude in Japan — do not tip at restaurants or taxis
Coin lockers (coin rokkaa) at train stations are convenient for luggage
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Japan Tour — FAQs for Indian Travellers
Commonly asked questions about visiting Japan from India, answered by our destination experts.
Do Indians need a visa to visit Japan?
Yes, Indian passport holders require a Temporary Visitor Visa to visit Japan. The good news: no interview is required — it is purely document-based and processed in 4–5 working days at the Japanese Consulate in Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Bengaluru, or Kolkata. GetTravel.in handles the complete Japan visa application.
When is the best time to visit Japan from India?
Cherry blossom season (late March to early April) is the most spectacular time — parks fill with pink sakura and the country is at its most photogenic. Autumn (October–November) with golden maple foliage is equally beautiful. March–May and October–November are the two ideal windows. Summer (July–August) is hot and humid. Winter has excellent skiing in Hokkaido.
How much does a Japan tour package from India cost?
Japan tour packages from India start from ₹1,20,000 per person for 7 nights/8 days covering Tokyo + Kyoto + Osaka with the JR Rail Pass. Cherry blossom season packages (10 nights) start from ₹1,60,000 per person. Japan is a premium destination but exceptionally value-for-money once there — public transport, convenience store food, and street food are very affordable.
What is the JR Rail Pass and do I need one?
The JR Rail Pass is a discounted pass for unlimited travel on most JR (Japan Railways) trains including the bullet train (Shinkansen). For multi-city itineraries (Tokyo + Kyoto + Osaka), it is essential and very cost-effective. A 7-day JR Pass costs approximately JPY 50,000 (~₹28,000) but saves significantly compared to buying individual tickets. GetTravel.in includes the JR Pass in all multi-city Japan packages.
Is Japan expensive for Indian tourists?
Japan has a perception of being very expensive, but the reality is nuanced. Flights and accommodation are the major costs. Once in Japan, daily expenses are manageable — a bowl of ramen costs ₹200–400, convenience stores (7-Eleven, FamilyMart) sell excellent meals for ₹150–300, and public transport is efficient and affordable. The JR Rail Pass significantly reduces transport costs for multi-city trips.
What are must-see attractions in Japan for first-time visitors?
Essential Japan experiences: Shibuya Crossing (Tokyo's iconic pedestrian crossing), Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Mount Fuji day trip from Tokyo, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove (Kyoto), Fushimi Inari shrine (thousands of torii gates), Nara deer park, Osaka Dotonbori street food scene, and a Bullet Train (Shinkansen) ride between cities.
