Ready to plan your Japan trip? We’d love to help you get the most out of experience.
As a small team of Japan specialists, our availability for new trip inquiries fluctuates slightly from month to month. This is thanks to our low-volume approach to trip-planning, and Japan’s popularity (advance booking is essential for unique hotels and ryokans, and the best local guides and experts).
At the moment, we are focused primarily on trips scheduled for 3 to 12 months from now. For peak seasons such as spring and fall, we typically advise planning about 9 to 12 months in advance.
To begin chatting about your bespoke Japan trip, please contact us here.
Wondering about Covid? See our complete post on Covid-19 and travel to Japan.
Daniel Weinand, Canada
Thank you so much for arranging our travel! It was such a wonderful time and I can’t wait to go back to Japan. It wouldn’t have been this amazing experience without your help. Everything worked out perfectly and the schedule was spaced out and paced in a way that allowed us to explore some things… Read More
Becky & Jay, New York City
Boutique Japan planned our honeymoon in February 2016. Our overall experience with them was absolutely exceptional, I could not recommend them more. My husband and I love to travel but had never used a travel agent before (truth is we’ve always been skeptical). We found an article written by Boutique Japan on the best sushi… Read More
Laurel S., New York City
Boutique Japan helped us plan the trip of a lifetime. They made excellent suggestions, taking into account our interests. The itinerary, the accommodations, and the guides they arranged for us were all superb. Everything went smoothly thanks to their careful planning. We really benefitted from their detailed knowledge of and passion for Japan. We highly… Read More
Keri and Marvin, Los Angeles
We really had a terrific trip! Can’t thank you enough for the thoughtful planning and recommendations along the way. From Naoshima for the guys (a huge highlight), to the magical Kyoto of temples, bamboo forests and geishas, to sumo in Osaka, through the restful ryokan and walking around Shuzenji Onsen on a rainy day, and… Read More