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Active Japan: Mt Fuji & Hokkaido
Northern Japan may not be on your radar — but it definitely should be. This adventure-packed trip squeezes in all the highlights so you won’t miss a thing. In just under two weeks, you’ll hike Mt. Fuji, explore the buzzing streets of Tokyo with your CEO, and head off the beaten path to northern Hokkaido. This region is bursting with national parks, and you’ll dive right into Shiretoko National Park for some serious hiking amidst stunning spring or summer landscapes. Afterward, relax those muscles with an overnight stay at a traditional onsen and sip on a cold Sapporo beer, straight from the source. Whether you’re a Japan newbie or a seasoned traveller, this adventure has something for every explorer.

Highlights
Hike to the summit of Mount Fuji for a perfect sunrise view, Explore the highlights of Tokyo and enjoy free time in the city, Hike cliffside and through the forest of Shiretoko National Park.

Accommodation
Hotels (9nts), Ryokan stay (1nt), Mt Fuji 7th Station hut (1nt)

Group Leader
CEO (Chief Experience Officer) and local guides throughout.

Group Size Notes
Max 16, avg. 14

Meals Included
11 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 7 dinners

What's Included
Your Local Living Moment: Ryokan Stay, Akan-ko Your Foodie Moment: Ramen Dinner in Asahikawa, Asahikawa. Hike to the summit of Mount Fuji. Stay overnight on the slopes of Mount Fuji. Asakusa Senso-ji Temple. Nakamise shopping street. Imperial Palace visit. Free time in Tokyo. Shiretoko Five Lake trek. Furepe waterfall hike. Primeval Forest hiking. Sulphur mountain visit. Lake Kussharo hot spring beach. Lake Mashu Observation Deck. Akan Ryokan stay. Asahikawa Ramen dinner. Asahidake Ropeway.

Featured Destinations

Asahikawa
Mt. Fuji Mt. Fuji Mt. Fuji is the highest mountain in Japan and one of the most magnificent in the world. Points along the climbing trail are called “stations” and the fifth station is the highest point to which you can travel by road, located about halfway up the mountain. Here, weather permitting, you’ll have a magnificent panoramic view.	Destination Guide
Akan National Park
Shiretoko National Park
Sapporo (Muroran) Sapporo (Muroran) Sapporo is one of Japan's newest and largest cities and is laid out in a grid pattern of uniform blocks similar to those of American cities. The Winter Olympics were held here in 1972, and its ski slopes continue to attract winter vacationers, as do the Sapporo Snow Festival held every February and the pleasantly cool temperatures in the summer. Muroran is located on the Oshima Peninsula in Iburi, and is the port for Sapporo, Hokkaido.	Destination Guide
Tokyo Tokyo Tokyo, Japan, presents a different view at every turn. It's one of the world's main economic centers and its most populous agglomeration. The business of Tokyo is business, but you can still find harmony and small-scale gardens on back streets. Around the corner from neon and concrete, you may find the bonsai-lined courtyard of a traditional inn. Tokyo was nearly destroyed by bombs and fires during World War II, and by earthquakes at other times, but it has always rebuilt itself. As a result, there is little left of Old Japan in the city, but there's plenty of New Japan to take its place. The streets are a confusing maze, so a map is essential. The transit system is excellent, however, and there are kobans (police boxes) throughout the metropolis, as well as a populace generally willing to answer questions. Visitors to Tokyo represent both business and leisure travelers. And despite its past reputation, Tokyo is no longer fearsomely expensive. It's relatively easy to visit Tokyo on a budget.	Destination Guide

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