Incentive Program 7 days Tokyo, Nikko, Hakone, Kyoto

Incentive Program
7 days Tokyo, Nikko, Hakone,
Kyoto, Osaka and Nara
DMC Japan, Kinki Nippon Tourist co., Ltd.
Sumitomo-shoji Kanda-Izumi-cho Bldg.,13F, Kanda-Izumi-cho,
Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo, 101-0024, Japan
Tel:+81-3-6891-9600 Fax: +81-3-6891-9599
http://www.dmcjapan-knt.com/
Japan is an attractive destination which impresses planners and inspires each
guest. Japan has all the ingredients of a successful program, from superb
accessibility, fascinating culture, breathtaking landscape, tantalizing
entertainment, gourmet dining, world class facility, cutting-edge Technology,
and most uniquely, heart-warming hospitality, which we call it “Omotenashi”,
the essence of Japanese hospitality.
Japan offers a variety of destinations. Most famously, Tokyo - one of the
largest global city and, Kyoto - the former capital of Japan with more than
1,100 years of history, which is famous worldwide for its temple and shrines.
Moreover, Japan has so many destinations to offer from northern ski
resort Hokkaido to southern beach island Okinawa as Japanese archipelago
stretches over a long distance from north to south, and each region has its own
distinct and changing climate, culture, and traditions.
A most popular itinerary especially for first visitor to Japan features
metropolitan Tokyo and ancient capital Kyoto, and below is an example;
Day 1
Arrive at Narita Airport and transfer to the hotel in Tokyo and check in. So
many choices of the hotels from bay area to down town area.
Welcome Dinner on Yakatabune, a Japanese style boat cruise. On this dinner,
the boat sails out to the Tokyo Bay. Enjoy delicious Tempura course menu with
Japanese sake. Karaoke is also available on this boat.
[Pillow gift: Japanese cut glass Edo Kiriko]
Day 2
City Tour in Tokyo, visiting Imperial Plaza, Tokyo Sky Tree, the newest
landmark and the highest free-standing broadcasting tower in the world,
Asakusa Kannon Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, and Shibuya & Harajuku
district including Shibuya crossing, so called “Times Square in Tokyo”, which is
often featured in movies and television, such as “Lost in Translation”.
Dinner at best Kobe beef Teppanyaki restaurant. After dinner, a very unique
robot themed show at Robot restaurant is available in Shinjuku Kabukicho area.
Day 3
This day can feature a team activity in Tokyo, such as interactive learning of
Japanese calligraphy, tea ceremony, flower arrangements, Sushi making
lesson, Japanese Taiko drum lesson etc., or a full day trip to Nikko, a town at
the entrance to Nikko National Park, most famous for Toshogu shrine, a World
Heritage Site. This World Heritage was built in 1617 as the mausoleum of the
Tokugawa Ieyasu, the Japanese warrior, statesman and founder of the
Tokugawa dynasty of Shoguns. Located nearby are many beautiful natural
sights to enjoy, including Lake Chuzenje and Kegon Waterfalls.
For dinner, there are so many choices of the restaurants from Japanese,
French, Italian, Chinese and others. Tokyo has more than 100,000 restaurants
and the most Michelin stars in The World. The restaurant with Tokyo’s
spectacular night view is also available.
Day 4
Depart Tokyo for Hakone, located only a couple of hours form bustling Tokyo,
and on the way to Kyoto. Mt. Fuji and Hakone National Park is the most popular
nature resort in Japan.Activities there include a brief cruise on the pristine Lake
Ashi and an exciting rope way ride over volcanic valley with the beautiful Mt.
Fuji view. On this night, guests will stay at a Japanese Ryokan style
accommodation and enjoy the Japanese hot spring and Japanese style dinner.
Guests in Japanese kimono wear will be invited to, followed by Japanese-style
dinner banquet with authentic Japanese “Kaiseki” in a “tatami”-floored
Japanese banquet room.
Day 5
Depart Hakone for Kyoto by Japan’s famous high speed train, Shinkansen.
Deluxe box lunch on board will be served. In the afternoon, half day city tour
in Kyoto, visiting Golden Pavilion, Nijo Castle, and Kiyomizu Temple. Ancient
capital of Japan, Kyoto offers numerous numbers of temples and shrines, some
of them are UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites. An informal cocktail reception in
the garden of a renowned Japanese temple followed by sumptuous Italian
dinner with Kyoto local vegetables with unique surrounding and history.
Day 6
Day at leisure for tours and activities, such as half day tour to Osaka, or Nara,
sake brewery visit and tasting, Nishiki food market walk & Japanese home
cooking, Budo Training experience, private viewing of an Exclusive Temple and
Meet with a Buddhism Monk and more in Kyoto.
Farewell evening at one of the finest Japanese style restaurant,
“Kyoyamato”. During the dinner, traditional type of Japanese entertainments
are available – Geisha dance performance, Kabuki play, Koto or Japanese harp,
Shishimai or dragon dance, Ninja & Samurai performance and more.
Kyoyamato: one of the finest Japanese Kaiseki cuisine restaurants in Kyoto.
The restaurant originally constructed for a second house of Nishi- Honganji
Temple, is located in the middle of “Special District for Preservation of Historical
Buildings”, where Higashiyama Great Temples, accredited as World Heritage,
are surrounding around it.
[Pillow gift: Japanese Furoshiki, a Japanese traditional wrapping cloth made of
silk]
Day 7
Transfer to Kansai International Airport and Departure
Tokyo - Yakatabune & bay area
Tokyo - Shibuya crossing
Kyoto - Kiyomizu Temple
Kyoto - Fushimi Inari Shrine
Kyoto - Higashiyama
Kyoto – Geisha
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