With Japan hosting the World Expo it’s a great time to come on one of our tours

Mar 05, 2025

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With Japan hosting the World Expo it’s a great time to come on one of our tours

With Japan’s Osaka hosting the World Expo there’s no better time to book one of our pack-free guided walk in the Land oif the Rising Sun.

The three-story red pagoda stands amidst lush greenery, while cherry blossoms dance in the breeze. A tall waterfall cascades down a rocky cliff, enhancing a scene that beautifully blends traditional architecture with nature's splendor—a perfect backdrop for our Cherry Blossom Sale.

Every 5 years, people around the globe gather for the World Expo. And this year’s event in Osaka promises to be a dazzling celebration of innovation and culture.

The World Expo will run from 3 April 2025 to 13 October 2025.

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But even the most enthusiastic Expo-goer needs a little nature therapy and that’s where we come in!

Embark on an unforgettable adventure through Japan’s hidden gems, where few tourists dare to tread!

A river flows through a rocky canyon surrounded by autumn foliage, ideal for walking holidays. The vibrant leaves in shades of orange, yellow, and red cover the trees and rocks, contrasting with the clear blue water under a bright sky—a reminder that life's an adventure.

Immerse yourself in nine breathtaking guided hikes, each offering a unique glimpse into Japan’s stunning landscapes, deep history, and vibrant culture.

Venture along the mystical

A person in hiking gear stands on a rocky ledge, holding trekking poles. They overlook a lush valley with vibrant autumn foliage and jagged mountain peaks under a clear blue sky, reminiscent of those seen on Japan walking holidays.

Spiritual Trail, where awe-inspiring vistas meet ancient temples that have stood for centuries.

Or trek the iconic Mt. Fuji and explore the picturesque Izu Peninsula, with its stunning coastal beauty and tranquil, rustic charm.

Step into a world of ancient rituals as you journey the Nakahechi Kumano Kodo pilgrimage on the Kii Peninsula—an experience steeped in sacred temples, shrines, and untouched forests that evoke a sense of peace and wonder.

For history lovers, the Samurai Way — known as the

A group of adults on a delightful walking holiday poses together in a garden, adorned in colourful kimonos. Nine women and two men smile warmly at the camera, framed by lush plants and a traditional wooden building.

Way — invites you to walk in the footsteps of warriors from Tokyo to Kyoto, passing through traditional post towns that bring Japan’s rich past to life.

A person dressed as a geisha with traditional makeup and floral-adorned hairstyle graces the scene, wearing a purple kimono. They stand outdoors, part of a Japan Walking Tour, with a blurred wooden structure hazily silhouetting the background.

Or discover the natural serenity of the Shinetsu Trail, where the mountains whisper ancient tales, and the Basho Tohoku walk, following the poet Basho’s Narrow Road to the North, immersing you in an intimate connection with Japan’s soul-stirring beauty.

But it doesn’t stop there — why not combine the spiritual

Traditional outfits worm by pilgrims on the Kumano Kodo Isje walk in Japan.

and the historical Nakasendo Way in one extraordinary journey, blending Japan’s most sacred and storied paths into an adventure of a lifetime?

Along the way, indulge in the delights of Japanese cuisine — each meal an exploration of the country’s culinary artistry.

A lavish buffet, perfect after walking tours, boasts a variety of dishes including sushi on wooden boats, seafood platters with clams and scallops, roasted meats, colorful fruits, vegetables, and assorted condiments elegantly arranged on a large table.

From savory ramen and delicate sushi to regional specialties bursting with flavor, every dish offers a taste of the culture, history, and love that the Japanese pour into their food. Experience Japan like never before — a land where nature, tradition, and cuisine unite to create something truly magical!

For more info on our pack-free guided walks in Japan click here.

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