Student & Educational Japan
13 Days / 12 Nights

Airport meet-and-assist, attendance check and supervised transfer.

Hotel check-in, safety briefing, transport etiquette and emergency-contact orientation.

Welcome meal and leader briefing for the learning program.

Guided urban-learning visit focused on public transport, city planning or disaster preparedness.

Interactive museum, science center or sustainability-focused field visit selected for the student profile.

Supervised reflection session and group dinner near the hotel.

Arrival briefing with the host institution and a campus or school tour.

Classroom exchange, joint project or club activity designed with the host in advance.

Farewell remarks, group photo and supervised return to the hotel.

Visit a pre-confirmed research, science or innovation facility selected for the student profile.

Continue to a public technology museum or a landmark observation site such as Tokyo Skytree for an urban-engineering learning activity.

Student debrief and group dinner near the hotel.

Visit Asakusa, Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise shopping street before peak crowds.

Continue to the Imperial Palace plaza and a traditional district such as Ueno or Yanaka.

Optional izakaya dinner, cultural performance or guided food walk.

Travel to the Fuji Five Lakes area for a guided introduction to the volcano, water systems and surrounding ecosystem.

Visit Oshino Hakkai and a Lake Kawaguchi learning site, with a field worksheet or ranger-style interpretation.

Check in at the Fuji-area hotel, followed by group reflection and dinner.

Check out and transfer to Mishima or Shin-Fuji Station with supervised luggage coordination.

Reserved-seat Shinkansen to Kyoto; station arrival support and transfer to the hotel.

Introductory Gion or Kyoto Station area walk with a short cultural briefing.

Fushimi Inari Taisha with interpretation of shrine traditions, landscape and visitor management.

Kiyomizu-dera and the preserved Higashiyama district with a guided heritage assignment.

Student journal session and group dinner near the hotel.

Visit a selected temple garden or traditional neighborhood with a specialist local guide.

Hands-on tea, calligraphy, textile, craft or etiquette workshop arranged for the student age group.

Small-group presentations and supervised free time around Kyoto Station.

Todai-ji Temple and the Great Buddha Hall with a guided introduction to Japan’s early capital.

Nara Park ecology activity followed by Kasuga Taisha or Naramachi heritage exploration.

Transfer to Osaka, hotel check-in and supervised group dinner.

Osaka Castle Park and guided discussion of the city’s historical role as a commercial center.

Visit a public museum, waterfront district or urban-planning site selected for the learning theme.

Dotonbori observation assignment and supervised dinner time.

Small-group market or neighborhood field activity with clear learning tasks.

Collaborative food, design or city-story project followed by preparation of group presentations.

Final project sharing, farewell meal and departure briefing.

Hotel breakfast and check-out; luggage stored or loaded according to the flight schedule.

If time allows, visit Osaka Castle Park, Kuromon Market or a final shopping district.

Private transfer to Kansai International Airport with departure assistance.