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Avoid the Tokyo traffic by travelling by helicopter to Okunikko to enjoy the stunning colors of autumn, Nikko’s famous Irohazaka Winding Road and many other remarkable sights.

Accommodation is at a luxury hot spring hotel that has hosted G7 ministerial meetings. Follow your personal guide on a private tour to learn about and experience local history and Okunikko’s natural wonders. Enjoy exclusive use of a former embassy villa that is now a nationally registered cultural property and symbol of this cosmopolitan summer resort. We offer a guaranteed stress-free two-night, three-day luxury experience that is only now, only here and only for you.

For centuries, only the most intrepid of travelers made it to Tohoku, the six prefectures that form the northern tip of Japan’s main island. Today, the delights of Tohoku are accessible to anyone with a bullet train ticket and a love of adventure. Known for its mountains, lakes, hot springs, rich food and harsh winters, Japan’s north country is best visited during late spring, when the cherry blossom wave that sweeps across the archipelago finally catches up with this wild and unpredictable region. When viewed against the backdrop of the iridescent pink petals, the rough edges of Tohoku melt away to reveal a land steeped in innovation, history, craftsmanship and hospitality.

The coastal communities of the Uetsu Region are blessed with a rich combination of rocky shoreline, expansive plains, and pristine mountains that have given rise to unique and diverse culinary arts. Travel along the coastline from Niigata up to the sacred mountains of Yamagata and down to the port city of Sakata while experiencing the culture of this region through the flavors and expertise of its cuisine.