All-Inclusive holidays in Japan

This is the beating heart of the Japanese capital, where roads and Tokyoite generations cross paths and where your holiday in Tokyo leads you. At rush hour, the largest road crossing in the world will have your head spinning but will also, somewhat paradoxically, leave you with a unique sense of fluidity. The Shibuya District and its perpetual buzz of neon lights and boutiques will have you in no doubt that you’re far from home during your all inclusive stay in Japan.

It’s been there since the year 711. Dedicated to the goddess of rice (Inari), the site offers an unforgettable 2-hour adventure. In the heart of an oasis of foliage and minerals, you’ll pass under the 10,000 torii which line the route. These archways, painted in a striking red, have become an emblem of the region of Kyoto and of Japan itself. Take the time to admire the statues of the kitsune, Japan's lucky foxes.

Just a few minutes from your Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido and Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido, discover this huge ski complex and Japanese winter sports. Amongst the 80ha of trails, venture through wild, Japanese landscapes. Once you’ve conquered the black runs, why not make the most of your all-inclusive stay in Japan and discover the Sahoro region? A hike over the Karikachi Pass will present you with a view like no other from its high altitude.

Classed amongst the three most beautiful places in Japan, the island promises a timeless journey. Located in Hiroshima Bay, the floating torii becomes the gateway between 2 worlds and the symbol of this sacred Shinto island. Keen hikers adore the generous itinerary which leads them to Mount Misen and its red maple trees. Who knows, maybe you’ll come across one of the 500 free-roaming deer, too?

This is one of the adventures that will take you the furthest from the beaten track in Japan. Along a 500m trail, these giant bamboos provide a natural sight that you’ll not find anywhere else in the world. It’s best to head there for a morning stroll, when you can appreciate the poetic charm and purity of the place, bathed in sun and a light breeze. This bamboo plantation can be visited on foot, bike or even rickshaw.

There is no show quite like the sun gently rising over the thatched rooftops of Shirakawa-gō village. Like elsewhere in Japan, tradition is at the heart of life here. Discover an atmosphere that takes you back in time in this small village. What more do you need to give yourself a cultural and unique break during your all-inclusive stay in Japan?

With Mount Meakan, an active volcano, looming at 1499m tall in the background, the luxuriant scenery in the north of Japan provides your holidays with the perfect mountain setting. 4 hours from Club Med Tomamu Hokkaido and Club Med Sahoro Hokkaido resorts, discover Lake Mashu, with its crystal clear and revitalizing waters. Make sure to also take the time to visit the local coastal resorts and watch the wild cranes take flight - a good omen according to local legend.

Not only is it undoubtedly one of the most famous volcanic mountains in the world, it is also an iconic symbol of Japan, immortalised by Hokusai. An unmissable stop during your all-inclusive stay in Japan, this symmetrical peak isn’t far from Tokyo and is just 3 hours from Club Med Kabira Ishigaki resort. Around the base of the volcano, discover the Five Lakes, as well as the sanctuary town of Fujiyoshida. From there, you’re in the perfect starting position to take on the mountain, with an unforgettable hike ahead.

They are two of the iconic sites of Kyoto: Ginkaku and Kinkaku, the Golden Pavilion and the Silver Pavilion. These former retreats for the Japanese aristocracy offer visitors a moment of luxury and harmony. Stunning examples of beauty and simplicity, these magnificent gardens will immerse you in the perfect setting for meditation and complete escapism.

Watching over the town of Naha, this imposing monument was home to the kings of the Ryukyu Islands for generations. Just 1 hour from Club Med Kabira Ishigaki resort, you’ll discover the impressive walls and marvel at the stunning view over the town and the ocean. As the gates open up before you, you’ll be greeted by guardsmen dressing in traditional clothing. There are shows organised in the castle several times a week. With its luxurious decorations, the castle is classed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.