Visa

No visa required for U.S. citizens for up to 90 days. Passport required.

COVID

Japan is fully open for travelers. All COVID-related restrictions or requirements were lifted in April 2023.

The grand tour of Japan's cultural kaleidoscope with Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka.

Japan Highlights

Epic exploration of Japan's vibrant capital metropolis.

Immersive Tokyo

An enchanting journey through Japan's cultural heart and modern pulse.

Kyoto & Osaka

Japan

Spring is the best time to visit Japan as cherry blossoms blanket the landscape in delicate pink and white hues during March and April. Yes, it is crowded and slightly more expensive, but it is so worth it!

Spring

Summer in Japan is characterized by high humidity, heat, and heavy rainfalls. Try to avoid June as the wettest month, but you can give July and August a try since most of festivals are happening during these months.

Summer

Fall in Japan is a mesmerizing season of crimson and golden foliage, offering cool, crisp weather. To time the momiji right, target late October to mid November ot get it perfect.

Fall

Winter in Japan brings a serene charm with its pristine snowscapes, hot springs (onsen) retreats, and seasonal culinary delights like warm bowls of ramen or comforting nabe hot pot.

Winter

The Land of The Rising Sun

Japan – The Land of The Rising Sun

The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa by Hulic is a contemporary and stylish hotel renowned for its prime location along the scenic Takase River, offering picturesque views and easy access to Kyoto's cultural attractions.

It offers comfortable and well-appointed rooms with modern amenities, providing a relaxing and inviting atmosphere. Many rooms feature large windows, allowing you to enjoy the beauty of the surrounding area.

One of the hotel's highlights is its rooftop terrace, which provides panoramic views of Kyoto's cityscape and the Takase River. It's an ideal spot to unwind and take in the city's beauty, especially during the cherry blossom season.

The Gate Hotel Kyoto Takasegawa by Hulic offers a blend of contemporary design, comfort, and cultural charm, making it an excellent choice for travelers seeking a memorable stay in the heart of Kyoto.

The Gate Hotel

Step into a living postcard where traditional tea houses and the serenity of Zen gardens are nestled among modern cafes and art spaces. Walking through the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove at sunrise is like entering another world, and you've got to try wearing a kimono for a day to truly feel the spirit of the city.