
Japan Tours for Seniors
Timeless beauty surrounds as Japan celebrates tradition while looking into the future. With a natural fusion of ancient heritage, lush wilderness, and futuristic vision, Japan is an ideal destination for senior travelers. Popular with Zicasso travelers ages 65 and up, you can discover the cities and countryside with ease. Whether wishing to explore Shinto temples or savoring the cherry blossoms, discover Japan’s endless possibilities with the sample itineraries below and find more helpful information in our Japan Travel Guide as you consider your trip.
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7 Day Trip IdeaFrom $4,900
Idyllic Japan Tour for Seniors in One Week

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $9,100
Discovering the Past and Present of Japan Tour

7 Day Trip IdeaFrom $4,600
Best of Japan Itinerary in Seven Days

10 Day Trip IdeaFrom $7,500
Shogun Inspired Heritage & Traditions of Japan Tour

14 Day Trip IdeaFrom $9,100
Discovering Sacred Sites & Preserved Traditions of Japan Tour

15 Day Trip IdeaFrom $9,800
Essence of Japan Tour: An Expertly Guided Experience
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Reviews of Zicasso's Japan Tours for Seniors
Based on 97 verified traveler reviews.
Four fellow travelers and I recently completed a customized fall tour in Japan. While there, we traveled from Tokyo to the Fuji, Kyoto, and Kanazawa areas. This was one of several tours organized for me by Zicasso agents. Although they have all been excellent, our agent was the most accommodating in terms of service and special requests.
The Ryokan accommodation she booked for us on Lake Kawaguchiko was out-of-this-world, with a magnificent view of Mount Fuji from our balcony.
She allowed us to leave her tour temporarily to pursue a special interest. She provided us with excellent guides in each region and arranged for them to deliver our group, which was somewhat overwhelmed by the Japanese train system, right to the door of the railway cars and have someone meet us when stepping off at the next location. She organized short-notice requests in terms of ground transport without missing a beat.
Her efficiency and response time while planning the trip were incredible, especially since I was on Canadian time and she on British. I would highly recommend her for her great skill in customizing Zicasso tours to meet your wishes and special needs.
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This was a five-night trip focused on nature, wildlife, rural, and agricultural places in northeastern Hokkaido. I enjoyed it very much. Zicasso's trip planner found a very good (female) guide to accompany me (traveling solo for this part of my time in Japan) through the region and I always felt safe. My trip planner was attentive to details. She was in touch with my local guide periodically.
This part of Japan is exquisitely beautiful and I hope to return to take in still more wildlife and agricultural/rural areas. I loved all of the places we visited. My favorites were Bihoro Pass and Lake Kussharo, the village of Tsurui (near Kushiro) and the wildlife observation area at Onnenai, Lake Mashū, Shiretoko, the drive from Shiretoko to Memanbetsu Airport, and the drive from Lake Akan to Shiretoko.
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