Tokyo and the Kanto region offer the perfect introduction to Japan, combining world-famous attractions with rich history, exceptional cuisine and breathtaking scenery. Explore the vibrant streets of Tokyo, discover the ancient temples of Kamakura, relax in the hot springs of Hakone and admire spectacular views of Mount Fuji. From Michelin-starred dining and futuristic cityscapes to traditional gardens and cultural landmarks, the Kanto region delivers an unforgettable holiday for first-time visitors and returning travellers alike.
Where to go in Tokyo & Kanto Region
Tokyo
Japan's vibrant capital blends ancient traditions with cutting-edge innovation. Explore iconic districts including Shibuya, Shinjuku and Asakusa, discover centuries-old temples and shrines, enjoy world-class shopping and sample some of the finest cuisine in the world. From neon-lit streets to peaceful gardens, Tokyo offers an unforgettable city break for every traveller.
Hakone
Famous for its natural hot springs, mountain scenery and traditional ryokan, Hakone is one of Japan's most popular escapes. Cruise across Lake Ashi, ride the Hakone Ropeway over volcanic landscapes and unwind in an authentic onsen while enjoying spectacular views of Mount Fuji.
Mount Fuji & Fuji Five Lakes
Japan's most iconic landmark dominates the skyline of the Fuji Five Lakes region. Visit scenic viewpoints, enjoy lakeside walks, explore charming villages and experience outdoor adventures throughout the year. Whether you're admiring cherry blossoms, autumn colours or snow-capped peaks, Mount Fuji is an unforgettable highlight of any Japan holiday.
Kamakura
Often referred to as the "Kyoto of Eastern Japan", Kamakura is filled with historic temples, peaceful bamboo groves and beautiful coastal scenery. Home to the famous Great Buddha, this charming seaside town offers the perfect blend of culture, history and relaxation, just an hour from Tokyo.
Nikko
A UNESCO World Heritage destination surrounded by mountains and forests, Nikko is renowned for its lavish shrines, colourful temples and spectacular waterfalls. Rich in history and natural beauty, it's an ideal destination for travellers looking to experience Japan's cultural heritage beyond the capital.
Yokohama
Just south of Tokyo, Yokohama combines a vibrant waterfront with modern attractions and international influences. Explore Japan's largest Chinatown, stroll through beautifully landscaped gardens, visit interactive museums and enjoy panoramic harbour views. Its relaxed atmosphere makes it a fantastic addition to any Tokyo and Kanto itinerary.
