Marvel at the sight of nearly 12,000 hooded and white-naped cranes, as they flock to Japan’s exquisite wintertime landscape, Arasaki, Kyushu—later, a boat trip to the tip of the Shiretoko Peninsula puts us up close and personal with Steller’s sea eagles.
Japan
Zegrahm Expeditions offers a Japan tour like no other, thanks to our connections to Japan experts Mark Brazil and Chieko Sakihana. We take guests off the beaten path and into food shops, local homes, and traditional businesses for a true immersion in Japanese culture. Of course, our Japan tour hits all the highlights, too, from Tokyo and Kyoto to Hiroshima and even a foray into South Korea to Gyeongju. Visit Hokkaido and stroll through endless fields of wildflowers on Rebun Island, also known as the “Floating Island of Flowers,” and visit a bustling morning market in Abashiri. Choose an overland adventure or a Japan cruise—all options boast an insider feel that make your journey even more special as guests search for the elusive Japanese crested ibis, visit a wasabi farm, learn about traditional arts and crafts, and wander the famous gardens of Kenroku-en and Myoryuji Temple.
Upcoming Japan Expeditions
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Snow Monkeys & Cranes of Japan
January 29 — February 16, 2020 -
Imperial Japan
April 16 — April 29, 2020Spend three full days in Kyoto, Japan’s ancient capital, and enjoy an exclusive geisha experience with a local expert. You'll also experience the excitement of riding first-class in Japan's famed bullet trains, enjoy spectacular views of Mt.
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Natural Wonders of Hokkaido
May 14 — May 22, 2020On this journey through one of Japan's least-developed islands, you'll be surrounded by wildlife as you search for red foxes, Japanese deer, and iconic red-crowned cranes; explore spectacular Akan-Mashu National Park with its volcanic craters, crystal-clear lakes, and hot springs; an
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Snow Monkeys & Cranes of Japan
January 17 — February 4, 2021Marvel at the sight of nearly 12,000 hooded and white-naped cranes, as they flock to Japan’s exquisite wintertime landscape, Arasaki, Kyushu—later, a boat trip to the tip of the Shiretoko Peninsula puts us up close and personal with Steller’s sea eagles.
