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Tranquil harmony and urban excitement of Japan

Are you searching for a destination that seamlessly blends the vibrant energy of a bustling metropolis with the serene beauty of towering mountains?

Look no further than Japan where modernity and tradition come together to create a captivating tapestry for travellers.

Begin your journey in Tokyo, a cosmopolitan hub pulsating with life. Renowned for its advanced technology, diverse culture and ancient traditions seamlessly interwoven into the city’s fabric.

As daylight fades, Tokyo transforms into a dazzling spectacle, its skyline with a glittering display of neon and fluorescent lights.

Yet, escape to tranquil residential streets or meticulously crafted gardens to discover the harmony, scale and simplicity that the Japanese have cherished for centuries.

The allure of Japan extends beyond its urban landscapes.

Venture away from the city’s hustle and bustle to behold the majestic Mount Fuji, the iconic symbol of Japan. With 12,955 named mountains, over three-fourths of the country designated as mountainous, Japan offers a stunning escape into natural splendour.

Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of Japan’s traditional life by staying in a ryokan guesthouse. Experience the unique sleeping arrangements of futon beds on tatami mats, offering a genuine connection to Japanese culture.

The ryokan, with its traditional architecture and meticulous attention to detail, provides an authentic glimpse into Japan’s historical charm. Engage in age-old customs, such as donning a yukata (a casual summer kimono) and partaking in the soothing ritual of an onsen bath, where hot spring waters have been cherished for centuries for their healing properties.

In Kyoto, amid the historical charm, find solace in the serenity that permeates the city through a traditional tea ceremony – an embodiment of the art form known as cha-no-yu. The meticulous preparation, distinct styles and intentional symbolism behind every element contribute to a ritual that takes years to master.

Make your Japanese adventure seamless and stress-free, consider joining an escorted tour with Bunnik Tours.

Hosted by Catherine and Peter Barnett from Tewantin Travel, this small-group tour promises to showcase the highlights of Japan.

Catherine, who has been in the travel industry for many years and knows the ins and outs of travel, brings her expertise and warm hospitality to ensure you feel at home while exploring this unique country.

Working within the agency, she is well-versed in providing a delightful and enriching travel experience.

Explore the traditional charm of Japan, where ancient customs infuse with daily life.

Twin share price $10,950*pp, including flights from Brisbane. Contact Tewantin Travel on 07 5447 1011 to secure your spot on this escorted tour.

Find Tewantin Travel at Suite 11, 91 Poinciana Ave (The Atrium), Tewantin.

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