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Luxury Customisable Japan Golf Tour | Play Japan’s Finest Championship Courses

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Luxury Customisable Japan Golf Tour | Play Japan’s Finest Championship Courses

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1

Narita International Airport to Tokyo

After arriving at Narita International Airport and completing immigration formalities, you will be greeted by your English-Speaking Chauffeur or Assistant at the arrival gate and transfer in a private vehicle to your hotel.

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Tokyo – full day sightseeing

At 9:00, meet with your English-Speaking Guide in the hotel lobby and leave for the Tokyo excursion by Private chartered vehicle. Start from the pleasant and peaceful stroll in Hamarikyu Garden, a vast landscaped park characterised by its tranquillity in the middle of Tokyo. Your guide will show you the small streets of Asakusa, one of Tokyo’s oldest and well-preserved districts, where you can still feel the presence of Ancient Japan. Walk along the Nakamise dori street, dating back to the Edo period when the temple’s neighbours were given special rights to open their shops in the approach to the temple and arrive at the Sensoji Temple, with its huge lantern. Visit the huge Meijijingu Shrine, constructed in 1920 by more than 100,000 volunteers to honour Emperor Meiji, the first emperor of modern Japan, at the outset of the Meiji period. Move onto the busy streets of Omotesando and Aoyama, lined with fashionable shops and architectural wonders – it is a great area to stroll around! Not only international brands, but also countless smaller boutiques and designer shops, tucked away in the smaller streets of this area.

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3, Tokyo – Golf / PGM Sohsei Golf Club

In November 1964, the club opened with 18 holes as “Narita Country Club” designed by Ichisuke Izumi and Sadakichi Mano. After that, the name of the course and its owner have changed several times. And now it’s under PGM Group. It is a beautiful 27-hole hill course surrounded by many trees with ponds skillfully arranged in the magnificent natural terrain that gently undulates.

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4

Move to Ise Shima – half day sightseeing

At 8:00 AM, you will check out of your hotel, meet your English-speaking assistant, and transfer by private chartered car to Tokyo Station. From there, you will board Bullet Train Hikari #213 (09:00–10:39), travelling seamlessly to Nagoya Station. Upon arrival, you will meet your English-speaking guide and transfer to the Kintetsu Express (11:10–12:48) bound for Toba Station.

From Toba, your Ise-Shima exploration begins by private chartered vehicle. Your first visit is to a traditional Ama Hut, where you will meet the region’s legendary Ama—female free divers whose centuries-old livelihood involves harvesting abalone, sea urchin, turban shells, and sea vegetables without modern breathing apparatus. Approximately 1,000 Ama continue this remarkable practice across 28 districts on the Shima Peninsula in Mie Prefecture. Here, you will enjoy a rustic seafood lunch freshly prepared in the hut, offering an authentic encounter with coastal heritage.

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5

Ise Shima – Golf / Nemu Golf Club

Nemu Golf Club is one of Japan’s foremost world-class, stay-and-play golf resorts: Nemu Golf Club. Across a magnificent location overlooking Ago Bay, all the satisfying challenges of a seaside course, such as shots over sea inlets, are here to be played.

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6, Ise Shima – Golf / Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club – Move to Kyoto

After checking out the hotel, you will transfer to the golf course in a private chartered vehicle. Kintetsu Kashikojima Country Club was designed by Osamu Ueda, a master golfer who has designed many famous golf courses, by skillfully incorporating the rias coastline in a scenic area surrounded by the beautiful ocean and greenery of the Yokoyama Mountains in the Ise-Shima National Park. The course has hosted many major tournaments, including the official tournament of the PGA of America for 10 consecutive years (2006-2014).

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7

Kyoto – full day sightseeing

At 9:00, meet with your English-Speaking Guide to leave for a full-day discovery in Kyoto by Private Chartered Car! First, you go to the Arashiyama district, and first you will visit Tenryu-ji Temple. This famous Zen Buddhist temple is the head temple of the Tenryu-ji branch of the Rinzai Zen sect and part of the World Cultural Heritage monuments. It has an excellent garden with a pond stroll that was laid out by a garden designer of genius. Then, you will transfer to the Golden Pavilion Kinkakuji temple, originally built in 1397 to serve as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, whose grandson used the temple as the inspiration for the Silver Pavilion Ginkakuji temple. Then, you will visit Kiyomizu-dera Temple, where you can also see the city of Kyoto. With its magnificent views of the city from its main hall attracting visitors throughout Japan, Kiyomizudera Temple was originally founded in 798. The common Japanese idiom “jumping from the veranda of Kiyomizu Temple” means that they are about to undertake some particularly bold or daring adventure. Continue your stroll to reach the Geisha district of Gion, famed for the preservation of its traditional architecture and traditional entertainment presented by graceful “Geiko,” which literally means “women of art.” During its golden age in the first half of the 19th century, more than 3000 Geikos worked in some 700 teahouses in Gion.

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8

Kyoto – Golf / Daitakarazuka Golf Club

Dai Takarazuka Golf Club is a spacious and enjoyable golf club located in a quiet residential area area. The highly strategic 36-hole course was renovated by Ronald Fream. The Takarazuka & Nishinomiya Course is a dynamic and strategic course with flat terrain, wide fairways, and ponds and creeks, while the Ashiya & Rokko Course has undulating, bold layouts with strategic holes that test your distance and directional skills.

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9

Kyoto – Golf / Seta Golf Course North Course

Seta Golf Course was created by renowned course design architect Seiichi Inoue and hosted many a fierce battle. Designed with a Mackenzie bent golf green, the course is kept in the best conditions throughout the year, providing golfers with a caddy for assistance.

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10

Day at leisure in Kyoto

Spend a day at your own pace

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11

Transfer to Hakone

At 11:30 AM, you will check out of your hotel and meet your English-speaking assistant in the lobby before transferring by private vehicle to Kyoto Station. From here, you will board Bullet Train Hikari #650 (12:33–14:38), travelling comfortably from Kyoto to Odawara Station, the principal gateway to the Hakone region.

Upon arrival at Odawara, you will be welcomed by your Japanese-speaking chauffeur and transferred by private car to your accommodation in Hakone. As the landscape transitions from urban plains to mountainous terrain, you will begin to sense the slower pace and natural serenity that characterise this renowned hot spring destination. The remainder of the afternoon is at leisure, allowing time to settle in and prepare for your stay amidst Hakone’s scenic lakes, forests, and volcanic landscapes.

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12

Hakone – Golf / Daihakone Country Club

Spread out on the majestic Sengokuhara plain against the background of the broad mountains of the outer rim of Hakone Crater, the Daihakone Country Club offers 18 handmade holes landscaped with truly unique individuality. A notable feature of the course is the hall No.17 known as the “Lotus flower” a very difficult hole surrounded by tricky bunkers.

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13

Back to Tokyo – full day Hakone sightseeing

At 10:00, check out of the hotel, meet your English-Speaking Guide in the hotel lobby and leave for Hakone sightseeing by Private chartered vehicle. You will visit Yosegizaiku Studio, which is a type of traditional Japanese parquetry. With over 200 years of history, Hakone parquetry is a style of wooden mosaic work made with various types and colours of wood shaped into geometrical patterns. Unique to Hakone, these elaborate handicrafts are a favourite with tourists from abroad, who take them home as Japanese souvenirs and gifts. Hakone is a volcanic national park near Mt. Fuji, the tallest and most famous mountain in Japan, attracting more than 200,000 climbers every year. Take a lake cruise while enjoying the magnificent views of Mt.Fuji in the background. Look for reflections of the surrounding mountains in the lake’s surface. Lake Ashi was formed in the caldera of Mt. Hakone. Visit the unique Hakone Open Air Museum, where you can enjoy the balance of nature and art through a variety of sculptures in perfect harmony with picturesque views of the surrounding valley and mountains. Also take a look at the indoor galleries, including works from world-famous artists, including Rodin, Bourdelle, Miro, and one of the largest collections of British sculptor Henry Moore. There is also a Picasso Pavilion with a collection of over 300 pieces. You will transfer and check into the hotel by 18:00.

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Departure

Check out the hotel and meet your English-Speaking Chauffeur or Assistant in the lobby and transfer to Narita International Airport by Private Chartered Car.

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