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9/15/2025
Japan beckons with a symphony of ancient traditions and futuristic marvels. For travelers seeking a seamless and enriching journey, exploring the diverse range of Japan tour packages from Singapore provides the perfect starting point.
This guide is designed to transform your dream of a Japanese adventure into a meticulously planned reality, curated for your comfort and enjoyment.
Choosing a pre-made itinerary removes the logistical guesswork and ensures you maximize your time, perfectly aligning flights from Singapore with Japan’s efficient Shinkansen (bullet train) network.
For first-time visitors, the Golden Route provides a perfect blend of modern urban energy and ancient cultural heritage.
| Days | City Focus | Must-See Highlights |
| Days 1-3 | Tokyo’s Modern Marvels | Shibuya Crossing, Shinjuku, Asakusa Senso-ji Temple, Harajuku. |
| Days 4-6 | Kyoto’s Ancient Soul | Fushimi Inari Shrine (Torii Gates), Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion). |
| Day 7 | Osaka (Optional) | Osaka Castle, Dotonbori culinary paradise. |
BOOK NOW: This itinerary is available as a fully guided experience. View Detailed 7-Day Japan Package from Singapore
For many, witnessing the sakura is a dream. A dedicated Japan cherry blossom tour is essential, as timing is crucial (typically late March to early April, moving northwards).
Prime Spots: Ueno Park and Shinjuku Gyoen (Tokyo), Maruyama Park (Kyoto).
Booking Tip: This is a peak period. Book these packages 6-9 months in advance as flights and accommodation fill up quickly.
A Japan winter holiday package transforms the experience, focusing on warmth and snow.
Singaporean citizens enjoy visa-free travel to Japan for up to 90 days. These practical tips are tailored to ensure a comfortable and cost-effective trip.
| Item | Estimated Mid-Range Cost (Per Day) | Notes |
| Accommodation | S$80 – S$150 | Mid-range business hotel or clean hostel. |
| Food & Drink | S$30 – S$50 | Budget-friendly ramen, convenience store meals, and izakaya visits. |
| Local Transport | S$10 – S$25 | Using IC cards, subway/bus fares. |
| 7-Day Budget | S$700 – S$1,400 (Excluding international flights/major pass) | Use ATMs at 7-Eleven or FamilyMart for cash withdrawals. |
Japanese culture values politeness and respect. Understanding these small nuances enhances the travel experience:
Our packages emphasize not just sightseeing, but deep cultural immersion.
TRAVEL INSURANCE NOTE: Ensure your travel insurance from Singapore covers both health and potential cancellation fees, especially when booking high-cost seasonal packages.
Group tours are an excellent option for solo travelers, families, or those who simply appreciate the convenience of having all logistics expertly managed.
No, Singaporean citizens do not require a visa for short-term stays in Japan, typically up to 90 days, for tourism purposes.
Excluding international flights, a mid-range budget for a 7-day trip to Japan for a Singaporean traveler could range from S$700 to S$1,400 per person, covering accommodation, food, and local transport, depending on travel style and activities.
Absolutely. While learning a few basic phrases (hello, thank you, excuse me) is helpful, major cities and tourist areas have English signage, and many staff in hotels and attractions speak English. Translation apps are also widely available and effective.