If you are looking for Japan tours from Seattle, you should check out Laurus Travel first.
Founded in 1998, Laurus Travel specializes in premium small-group travel to Asia. Our fully guided Japan tours feature outstanding guides, small group size, gourmet meals, immersive cultural activities, and exceptional service that discerning travellers come to expect.
We strongly encourage you to read what our customers have to say about their Japan tour experiences with Laurus Travel.
Direct Flights to Japan from Seattle
Travellers can fly non-stop from Seattle to both of Tokyo’s major international airports. All Nippon Airways (ANA) and Delta Air Lines serve Tokyo Haneda Airport (HND), while Alaska Airlines and Japan Airlines provide non-stop service to Tokyo Narita Airport (NRT).
Guests from Seattle who prefer flying business class have several options available. In addition to the above-mentioned airlines, Air Canada is also an aggressive competitor in offering business class deals to US West Coast consumers through its hub in Vancouver, British Columbia.
Japan Tours from Seattle
Our Japan tours are offered as land only, but airfares from Seattle can be easily added on request. We are particularly proud of our record in tracking down the best business class and premium economy deals for our tour guests.
We have a number of expert-crafted Japan tours available. Among them, the 14-day Best of Japan has been particularly popular.
Recommended Itinerary – Best of Japan Tour (14 days)
Tokyo – Mt. Fuji – Hakone – Kanazawa – Takayama – Shirakawa – Kyoto – Nara – Osaka – Hiroshima – Miyajima – Tokyo
With a focus on history and culture, this premium small-group Japan tour showcases the best of the Land of the Rising Sun. From the present capital of Tokyo to the former imperial seat of Kyoto, Japan’s illustrious blend of ancient traditions with state-of-the-art modernity is on full display.
Important Features
- Small group size – average 16, maximum 20
- Experienced professional guides
- Premium hotel accommodations
- Quality Japanese & Western cuisines
- Sushi making lesson
- Kaiseki dinner with geisha dancer (maiko) performance
- Yakiniku (BBQ) dinner featuring premium Japanese beef
- No shopping stops
Meal Code: B = breakfast / L = lunch / D = dinner
Day 1/Mon: Departing Home City
The journey begins with your transpacific flight departing from Seattle on an airline of your choice. You’ll lose a day upon crossing the International Date Line.
Day 2/Tue: Arrival in Tokyo
Welcome to Tokyo!
Please make your way to the hotel on your own. Detailed up-to-date information on how to get to the hotel will be provided in the final update two weeks before departure. Private transfer can be arranged on request.
Day 3/Wed: Tokyo (B/L)
Tokyo, literally meaning “eastern capital” and officially named Tokyo Metropolis, is one of the most populous mega-cities in the world with a population of 14 million. Formerly known as Edo, the city has been the de facto seat of the Japanese government since 1603 when shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu chose the city for his headquarters.
