| Price and tour period | ||
| Selected tour dates | 2026: September 17, October 25, November 25 (maple viewing season) 2027: March 26 (cherry blossom viewing season), May 3, June 28, September 17, November 23 (maple viewing season) | |
| Double room: $2680/person | Single room difference: $1000/person | |
| Other tour dates | Other tour dates | |
| Double room: $3280/person | Single room difference: $1000/person | |
| Peak season surcharge | March-April (cherry blossoms), November (maple leaves), peak season surcharge $300/person | |
| Price description: 1. Room type description: Double rooms are calculated as 2 people occupying one room; single room occupancy requires a single room difference. 2. Group formation instructions: The minimum number of people in a group for this trip is 8 people. If the final number of people is less than 8 people, the price difference needs to be paid (shared equally according to the standard of 8 people). It is mainly used to cover fixed operating costs such as vehicles and tour guides to ensure that service standards are not reduced. 3. Customized service: This route supports independent group booking or private customization. There is no limit on the number of people. Please inquire separately for the cost and route. 4. Peak season surcharge: During holidays, summer, Christmas, New Year and local peak seasons, the price may have additional surcharges, and separate inquiries are required for some dates. Note: For other dates, the group status needs to be confirmed twice. The price is greatly affected by the number of people and seasonal resources. Please consult the consultant for details. | ||
| Note: This itinerary is for reference only. Our company will optimize the details while keeping the overall itinerary unchanged, and reserves the right to change the order of attractions in the itinerary and adjust individual attractions according to season and time. The final itinerary is subject to confirmation before departure.. Time of this update: 7/21/2026 | ||
Itinerary: Showa Town-Castle Town-Mojiko Nostalgia District-Kanmon Strait Museum
Go first in the morningShowa townShowa-no-Machi, here is like a time capsule, completely retaining the streetscape of Japan's Showa period. Stroll along the streets paved with retro tiles, flanked by brightly colored old-style shops, including candy shops with faded signs, record shops playing classic old songs, and retro grocery stores displaying vintage cameras and toys. In an atmosphere full of the sense of the times, you can feel the life atmosphere and humanistic customs of that specific era.
Then go tocastle townChikuhoku Castle Town, this was once the outer city area of the ancient city, and you can still see some well-preserved city wall ruins and antique warrior residences. You can visit the mansion with traditional architectural features along the stone road. The courtyard in the mansion is exquisitely designed, with small bridges, flowing water, rockery and green plants, showing the elegance of Japanese classical gardens. Then go toMojiko Nostalgic AreaMojiko Retro Area, here is a port relic from the Meiji and Taisho periods, full of rich Western style. The red brick warehouses have been transformed into various specialty shops, restaurants and museums. The steam locomotives and retro street lamps lining the streets make people feel like they have traveled back to the prosperous era of the port.
Then go toKanmon Strait MuseumKanmon Straits Museum, located on the shore of the Kanmon Strait, is an excellent place to learn about the history, geography and culture of the Strait. The museum introduces in detail the formation of the Kanmon Strait, cross-strait exchanges and related historical events through physical models, multimedia displays and interactive experiences. On the observation deck of the museum, you can lean on the railing and overlook the spectacular Kanmon Strait, and enjoy the busy scene of ships passing by. When the weather is clear, you can also clearly see Busan in South Korea on the other side.
