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Spring Break vibes in Japan! Five groups experiencing non-stop fun while exploring Japan’s top theme parks, cultural gems, and shopping hotspots on our Spring Break Ultimate School Break tours!

Tour Manager #1: Bryan Wauke
Tour Manager #2: Scott Tamasaka
Tour Manager #3: Eric Yosemori
Tour Manager #4: MIa Frey
Tour Manager #5: Kim McCumsey

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Mycah and Desiree sending off Tour Manager Eric Yosemori (center) with group #3.

Tour manager Mia Frey (center) of group #4.

Group #4 at the Sheraton Grande Tokyo Bay Hotel. Our home for the next few days.

Group #2 with tour manager Scott Tamasaka after dinner.

Dinner buffet at the Grand Cafe in the hotel.

Celebrating an anniversary!

Breakfast buffet in the morning before heading to Tokyo Disneyland!

Grand Cafe

Eagerly waiting a full day at Tokyo Disneyland.

Catching the Disney Resort Line to the park.

Ready for some fun!

The entrance at Tokyo Disneyland.

Entrance to the Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast, one of the best rides in the park. Get the Disney Premier Access pass to avoid the long lines.

Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast Ride

There were sakura trees in Toon Town.

Had to get up close to make sure they were real!

The castle during the day

The castle at night!

It started to snow while we were in line and continued for a couple of hours.

The day's weather report.

Disneysea Day!

Fantasy Springs is now open.

We were lucky to get on the Frozen ride with our DPA pass.

Frozen ride

Such an amazing ride! No wonder it is so hard to get the DPA. The other option is to spend hours in line.

You can see the ice castle on the top of the mountain outside the Frozen ride.

The Peter Pan 3D ride was also excellent. Like the Soaring Over the World ride but more realistic. Beware of motion sickness!

Evening views of Tokyo and Mount Fuji.

Dinner at the Diamond Horseshoe.

Day 5, visiting Oshino Hakkai, a set of eight ponds located in the Fuji Five Lake Region.

Oshino Hakkai

The eight ponds are fed by melting snow from the nearby slopes of Mt. Fuji. The melted snow filtered down through porous layers of lava for 80 years, resulting in a very clear spring water that is revered by the locals.

We were able to drink the cool water straight from the source.

Tour members enjoyed some local food samplings including various flavors of delicious soft serve ice cream.

Lunch at Mugibatake was delicious. Buffet style and free local beer was a hit!

The next stop was a ‘Pirate Ship’ boat ride on Lake Ashi.

It was a one way trip across the Lake to get closer to our Hakone Hotel.

Everyone was all bundled in jackets and gloves, as it was very cool & windy on the cruise.

Group #4 upon of arrival with our Pirate Ship in the background.

Last stop of the day was arriving at Hakone Sengokuhara Prince Hotel.

The hot-spring onsen at the hotel.

Visit to Owakudani, a volcanic valley with active sulphur vents and hot springs in Hakone.

Known for their black eggs which are cooked in the hot spring pools and the sulphur makes the shells change color.

Our dinner buffet at Hakone Kowakien was fabulous! It included free alcohol.

After a nice buffet breakfast with stunning views of the mountains and surroundings, we departed for Odawara Station and our ride on the Bullet Train.

Odawara Station

Group #3 waiting for the bullet train.

Shinkansen Bullet Train ride from Hakone to Kyoto.

Spectacular views of Mt. Fuji from the train.

Shopping spree upon our arrival at Kyoto Station.

We visited the Toei Kyoto Studio park and watched the ninja show.

Group #3 outside the Toei Kyoto Studio park.

Toei Kyoto Studio park ninja show

One of the actors interacting with our young member.

Stage actor posing for photos with our members.

After the show, our local guide Harumi helped a few tour members create stickers with their names in Japanese.

We were then transported to Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion) where the weather was beautiful.

It was a nice sunny day, so the Gold was shining bright on the Temple!

Tour members purchasing omamoris (Japanese amulets) at the temple.

Tour members enjoyed a nice breakfast buffet at the Hilton Osaka.

Ready to spend the day at Universal Studios Japan.

Visiting Universal Studios in Osaka, Japan.

Upon arriving at Universal Studios, Harumi passed out tickets and everyone hurried to experience their favorite spots in the Park.

Jaws!

Easter minions!

Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios, here is group #3.

Osaka Aquarium (Kaiyukan), one of the largest aquariums in the world. Here is group #4.

Known for its gigantic whale sharks!

Hammerhead shark

On our way back to the airport, local guide Harumi took a few tour members to the Daiso store and Pokémon Machine at the Osaka Train Station.

Group #2 at Dotonbori, one of Osaka’s most popular food, shopping, and entertainment districts.

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