Tokyo to Takayama - 13 days

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  Richard

  Asked on January 31st, 2026

  Is hiking equipment, particularly hiking shoes, needed for the walk on Day 12?

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    Richard

    Traveler•Written January 2026

    From what point can one safely book the flight without having to worry that the trip will be cancelled or postponed?
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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    For the walk on Day 12 (the Scenic Higashiyama walk), no specialist hiking equipment is needed. It's a gentle scenic walk on paths and trails, not a technical hike. We simply recommend comfortable walking shoes or trainers with good support. Hiking boots are optional but not required.
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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written February 2026

    In terms of booking flights, once the tour is confirmed and running with minimum numbers (which we monitor closely), it's generally safe to book your flights.
  
  
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  Sean

  Asked on August 31st, 2024

  this BCP while Tony waits for any discounts or promotions available

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written August 2024

    Regrettably we do not offer any senior or military discounts at this time
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  Jane

  Asked on July 28th, 2024

  Please provide specific names of the hotels you will be using, How will luggage be transferred each day, How strenuous is the walking segments (surfaces, inclines, steps, etc)

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written July 2024

    The list of hotels that we use on this tour you will find on the attached trip notes. Most of the journey you will travel with your luggage. If you would like to travel light from Kyoto to Hiroshima and then to Takayama, you can forward your luggage to Takayama at your own expense. This luggage forwarding service is not included and will incur an additional charge. You will travel with all your luggage from Kyoto to Hiroshima via Himeji. Upon arrival at Himeji, luggage will be stored at the lockers at the train station. After touring Himeji we'll re-unite with our luggage and carry it with us aboard the bullet train to Hiroshima. This tour is not very strenuous or difficult with very moderate pace. The only available departure this year is 26th October, all other departures are fully booked.
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  Ellen

  Asked on August 26th, 2023

  I'm jut curious how breakfast is provided on the tour. This tour includes only 7 breakfasts but the tour is for 13 days. Many of the other Japan tours include breakfast each day.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written August 2023

    The hotel that we use in Tokyo does not provide an option for having breakfast included, your guide will be able to make suggestions for you for your breakfasts whilst in Tokyo - once the group leaves Tokyo, breakfasts will be included for you. A couple of additional things to note - I can see that you are travelling with 3 children - are you able to please advise information as to their ages? As our Japan tours involve up to 9km of walking per day, it is not generally recommended for children under 15 years.
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    Ellen

    Traveler•Written August 2023

    I have approx 10 Japan tours that I'm currently looking at. I will be selecting the tour based on price. It has to be for a family (many of the trips are for adults only ... ie 18+) ... we are looking for roughly 11 to 15 days ... how many meals are included (at a minimum it has to include all the breakfasts) .... and there are specific places we want to see. At the moment this 13 day tour is down out our list because it doesn't include breakfasts.
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  Jacob

  Asked on February 26th, 2023

  Are we able to have all 3 of us share a room? We don't want one of us having to share with a stranger.

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written February 2023

    Unfortunately it isn't possible to offer triple rooms on our Japan tours, so we would be looking to book 1 x Twin/Double room, and 1 x Single room. We don't match up solo travellers on our tours, so there won't be any strangers sharing.
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  Ray

  Asked on July 18th, 2017

  What hotels do you use for the "Tokyo to Takayama" Tour?

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    Ray

    Traveler•Written July 2017

    The hotels listed below are ones which On The Go frequently use on this tour. Please note that On The Go reserve the right to substitute these hotels to ones of a similar standard when necessary.
    
    - Yaesu Terminal Hotel, Tokyo
    - Yamagishi Ryokan, Lake Kawaguchi
    - Dormy Inn Premium Kyoto, Kyoto
    - Vessel Hotel Campana Kyoto , Kyoto
    - Daiwa Roynet, Hiroshima
    - Best Western Takayama, Takayama
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  Heather

  Asked on August 1st, 2016

  Any details about the accommodation used on this tour?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written August 2016

    The standard of accommodation used is 3 star hotels with one stay in a Ryokan as well. At the Ryokan, each guestroom has traditional tatami mats with a futon to sleep on. It features an inside and outside bath utilising the area's natural hot springs. Breakfast and dinner are buffet meals with both Japanese and Western dishes to suit all tastes.
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  Wendy

  Asked on August 1st, 2016

  Is this a guaranteed tour?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written August 2016

    This tour has a guaranteed departure with no minimum numbers.
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  Hannah

  Asked on August 1st, 2016

  Do you have a list of accommodations being used on this tour?

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written August 2016

    Usually this tour stays at: Yaesu Terminal Hotel, Tokyo Itoen Hotel, Hakone Daiwa Roynet Shijo Karasuma Hotel, Kyoto Daiwa Roynet, Hiroshima Best Western Takayama, Takayama
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  Rachel

  Asked on March 12th, 2016

  What is the maximum size of group. Advise names of hotels used and mode of transportation

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    On The Go ToursOperator•Written March 2016

    On the Go Tours typically see group sizes of about 18 travellers but will have a maximum of 28.
    All transportation - buses, trains and rail passes (including Suica Card, Hakone Free Pass and Japan Rail Pass)
    The Hotels can vary and will be released closer to the desired departure and once your booking is confirmed.