Get ready to explore the modern wonders and historic beauty of Japan with Thrillophilia’s Japan tour package from Pune. Explore Tokyo’s futuristic neighbourhoods in Akihabara and Shibuya, see Mount Fuji from Hakone, and walk around Kyoto’s Arashiyama Bamboo Grove. The trip is planned from Pune with connecting international flights to Tokyo or Osaka and pre-planned internal transfers in Japan.
Enjoy your stay at verified modern hotels or traditional ryokans, followed by guided sightseeing tours to cultural and urban sites. Whether you are learning to roll sushi in Tsukiji Market, touring temples in Nara, or watching the cherry blossoms bloom in Ueno Park, every experience is designed for discovery and ease. Book your Japan tour with Thrillophilia with comfortable flights, verified stays, local transfers, and 24/7 support for an amazing travel experience.
The most convenient way to get from Pune to Japan is by air. Direct flights from Pune to Japan are not available, but travellers can take connecting flights with one or more stops from cities like Delhi, Mumbai, or Kolkata. Airlines such as Air India, Japan Airlines, and Singapore Airlines run regular flights to Tokyo (Narita and Haneda) and Osaka (Kansai International Airport). Overall travel time, including layovers, ranges from 10 to 18 hours, depending on the route and airline you choose.
A tourist visa is required for Indian travellers to go to Japan, and kindly note that there is no visa-on-arrival. Applications, including the e-Visa option, can be made through Thrillophilia or the Japanese Embassy. Required documents include a valid passport (at least 6 months valid from the date of arrival), a visa application form, a passport-size photo, flight and hotel reservation details, a travel itinerary, and 6 months of bank statements/ITRs.
The processing time for visas is normally 5-10 working days, and you can stay in Japan for up to 90 days with that. Thrillophilia offers assistance with documentation and appointment booking to ensure a smooth visa application process.
Japan offers different experiences year-round, and the best time to visit Japan depends on your activity and weather preferences.
1. Spring (March to May): Cool and pleasant with 3 to 26 degrees, considered the best time for cherry blossoms, festivals, and scenic strolls.
2. Summer (June to August): Hot and humid with 12 to 31 degrees, with rains along with major festivals like Gion Matsuri.
3. Autumn (September to November): Cool and pleasant with 1 to 30 degrees, perfect for food festivals like the Hokkaido Food Festival and outdoor activities.
4. Winter (December to February): Heavy snowfall with -8 to 19 degrees temperature, but best for skiing and snow festivals like the Sapporo Snow Festival.
Here are the top places to visit in Japan:
1. Tokyo: Explore Tokyo’s vibrant neighbourhoods like Shibuya and Shinjuku, shop in Harajuku, and experience futuristic digital art at teamLab Planets.
2. Nara: Meet friendly deer at Nara Park, admire the giant Buddha at Todai-ji Temple, and stroll through peaceful Kasuga Taisha Shrine.
3. Nagano: Visit the popular Zenko-ji Temple, witness wild snow monkeys bathe in Jigokudani hot springs, and enjoy skiing or hiking in the Japanese Alps.
4. Okinawa: Enjoy sunset at the beautiful Chatan Sunset Beach, explore Shurijo Castle’s Ryukyu heritage, and dive to explore colourful coral reefs in crystal-clear waters.
5. Kanazawa: Wander through Kenroku-en, one of Japan’s top gardens, explore well-preserved samurai and geisha districts, and admire contemporary art at the 21st Century Museum.
Here are the top things to do in Japan:
1. Attend a Traditional Tea Ceremony: Take a closer look at Japan's elegant tea tradition with a tea ceremony in Kyoto, where you can learn the methodical gestures involved in making and drinking matcha.
2. Mount Fuji Climb: Trek Japan’s highest mountain, Mount Fuji, during climbing season or admire it from Lake Kawaguchi or the Chureito Pagoda nearby.
3. Go Geisha Spotting in Gion: Stroll through the historic Gion district of Kyoto and see geishas heading to their performances, which is a most popular pursuit for tourists.
4. Try Street Food in Dotonbori, Osaka: Taste local specialities such as takoyaki and okonomiyaki in a lively atmosphere, having various food stalls at Osaka's bustling Dotonbori district.
5. Soak in an Onsen at Kusatsu: Unwind in the steaming hot spring baths of Kusatsu Onsen, one of Japan’s most renowned hot spring resorts.
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