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DESTINATIONS
DESTINATIONS

Located in the Pacific Ocean, Japan is an island which consists of 47 prefectures. It is divided into the 4 main islands of Honshu, Hokkaido to the north, Shikoku to the west and Kyushu to the south. Honshu consists of the following sub-regions: Tohoku, Kanto, Chubu, Kansai and Chugoku. The island of Okinawa is located to the far south.

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> HOKKAIDO

> TOHOKU

> KANTO

> CHUBU

> KANSAI

> CHUGOKU

> SHIKOKU

> KYUSHU

> OKINAWA
LEISURE
LEISURE

JTBGMT is committed to crafting unforgettable, satisfying experiences tailored to the size, nature, interests, ages, and destination of each group. We do this by leveraging years of industry expertise and the JTB Group’s nationwide travel services network, combined with a meticulous attention to detail and spirit of hospitality. As Japan's leading DMC, we can be relied on to handle any journey, no matter how complex. Let us turn your special trip into memories that will last a lifetime. In addition to English, our multilingual team includes speakers fluent in Chinese, French, German, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish and more who are ready to serve you.

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MICE
MICEfor companies

In business settings when welcoming the people of the world to Japan, highly experienced professionals provide dependable services with "Omotenashi" - Japan's unique spirit of hospitality.

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RECOMMEND
RECOMMEND

We introduce “recommendations” from us.
INFORMATION
INFORMATION

Tea Ceremony
The tea ceremony is one of the most representative forms of Japanese beauty, and participating in a ceremony is one of the best ways to come into contact with the Japanese sense of spirituality. The tea ceremony is a sum of many different pieces of arts and crafts from tea sets to ink paintings hung on the wall of the tearoom.

Tea Ceremony

The tea ceremony is one of the most representative forms of Japanese beauty, and participating in a ceremony is one of the best ways to come into contact with the Japanese sense of spirituality.

The tea ceremony is a sum of many different pieces of arts and crafts from tea sets to ink paintings hung on the wall of the tearoom.