Japan Travel Agents

Awesome. Just really great very traditional, be careful walking around though this place is kind of a maze.

Kind staff, very stylish

Spitting distance from the station, nice vibe and staff

Cool spot with train access, cool local area is far from shin osaka but central to all sights

Cool eco conscious hotel

Hakone is beautiful but be warned if you start at the point I did it takes several hours to get to odawara for the train in just travel time, plan where you will stop accordingly.

Awesome , just great fun got to glimpse everything and we could dodge crowds

Fun and relaxing

This is the quintessential tea experience, no need to look further, its perfect here.

Not bad, only one I wasn't over the moon over, felt like a medieval times style gimmick but that could be me being too harsh

My guide was awesome and we managed to get on some hidden paths to avoid the crowds at thier worst

Fun, need to be fit enough for it though which thankfully I was. But it is not a easy trial at the end.

Fun again not sure if I just got lucky with my group or not but it wound up being really enjoyable

Did not go into this with high expectations, maybe we just had a great group, maybe we got lucky with friendly locals but it was blast

Very nice hotel, they had a cool train display for the holidays in the lobby! Staff were friendly and the breakfast was very good! We were only here one night and enjoyed our brief stay.

Loved the closeness to the Shibuya station for exploring around Tokyo. The staff were all extremely helpful when we had questions about setting up a cab or shipping our luggage to Kyoto. The bar on the 40th floor made really good cocktails and the Japanese breakfast was so yummy.

The lobby smelled nice when you enter, of lavender! We spent two nights here, loved the proximity to the train station. There is a very nice ramen restaurant that we found near the hotel to enjoy our thanksgiving dinner at. The hotel breakfasts, both Japanese and western style were yummy.

Loved trying the food- only thing I wish we would have done is to have had a smaller breakfast. We were both pretty full by the time we started exploring the fish market but were able to enjoy some really nice matcha and crab. I especially enjoyed the deep fried sweet potatoes in the market from Asakusa.

Even though the weather was not the most cooperative, we had a good time. It was impressive to see how a 12,000 foot mountain can be completely hidden with what I’m assuming is snow clouds. Enjoyed the 400 stair walk to the pagoda that overlooks the Mt Fuji valley and learning about its construction during WW2 for missing and injured Japanese soldiers (was nice to get a Japanese perspective on events in the pacific theater). We bought some cool souvenirs and tried pizza with sweet potatoes as a topping!

My husband loved this! He was like a kid in a candy shop at the automobiles museum. It was very cool learning about how Toyota originally started as a textile company and then became an automobile maker- especially enjoyed how the Industries museum noted different events occurring in the world as they became a car maker company.

Entertaining and educational. But not a true sumo match. Still worth it.

Guide took us to a relatively obscure sushi restaurant featuring a private session with a sushi chef who explained and prepared everything before us. Sushi was fresh. Probably the best I've ever had!