Wedding in Japan:
Beauty, grace, joy, tradition, style, good luck! Your wedding in Japan is all of these.

For your wedding, everything must be perfect. What better place than Japan, where we define perfection as the union of beauty, grace, joy, tradition and style.

Dressed in fine silk kimonos, you exchange your vows in a traditional merchant’s home, then proceed (by rickshaw, if you like) to a nearby temple for blessings on your new family.

It’s a very special ceremony for your very special day. Please let us do it for you!

In Japan, we pride ourselves on the unique character of our culture.

Likewise, with our custom tailored & culture tours , we take pride in our unique travel programs. They are unlike what you may have experienced in the past.

We take you beyond the normal experience: not just to a kabuki theater performance, but also backstage for a briefing on kabuki traditions and a demonstration of the elaborate kabuki make-up techniques by an American expert, resident in Japan, who is a professional kabuki actor/dancer in the classical style.

When we show you the joys of an evening of geisha entertainment, we go beyond the normal and include a lecture on the tradition by a university professor, and a private interview with an active geiko.

Don’t expect the normal from us . Expect more, expect a unique, insightful, delightful introduction to the beauties of Japan. Expect the best.

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• Go light! Take one medium-sized piece of wheeled luggage, as the Japanese do. It will make for an easy walk from station or bus stop to hotel. Space for
  extra luggage is limited on buses, vans, and trains, and porters may not be available at airports and stations. In Japan, the light traveller is the happy traveller.

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