Fuji Travel

Fuji Travel is a Kyoto-based luxury DMC for Japan.

We designed quiet, precise itineraries for HNW clients and work with travel agents, advisors and concierges, offering expected ryokans/hotels and calm on-the-ground support.

17/05/2026

STOP STAYING ONLY IN TOKYO!

You’re missing the real Japan just 1 hour away from Tokyo. This isn’t a Studio Ghibli movie — it’s the daily life in Kamakura.

Imagine a vintage train passing so close to your cafe table that your coffee literally shakes. No fences, no barriers, just pure nostalgia.

Most tourists stay trapped in the Shinjuku neon loop, while the real magic happens at these level crossings.

How to get here:

1. Take the JR line to Kamakura Station.
2. Transfer to the vintage Enoden line.
3. Get off at any small station and just walk.

The question is: Would you find this proximity charming or is it way too close for your comfort?

👇 Drop a «YES» if you’d stay in this cafe for hours, or «NO» if it looks too scary!

15/05/2026

Hotels we actually work with — not a full list, but a core selection we regularly book and can recommend for quality, service and location.

Rates and added value here usually make both our travel advisor partners and their clients happy.

Tokyo: Aman Tokyo, Janu, Edition Toranomon, Fairmont, Palace Hotel Tokyo, Mesm

Kyoto: Aman Kyoto, Capella, Banyan Tree, Garrya Nijo, The Shinmonzen, Fauchon Kyoto
Osaka: Patina, W Osaka, Centara Grande

(Photos in this carousel are from our own inspections. 👉🏻)

13/05/2026

Two people, one Tokyo.

One wants temples, architecture and quiet streets.

The other wants Shibuya, Tokyo Tower, shopping and late nights.

Our job is not to choose one side,

but to design a route where both versions of Tokyo

can exist in the same trip –

and sometimes to let them finally agree over a good bar counter.

11/05/2026

HOW WE WORK: A Guide for Travel Agents

Our step-by-step working process with travel partners:

1. The Request (You)
You send us your requirements, including the client’s profile and preferred travel pace.

2. The Proposal (We)
We provide a draft itinerary and a detailed price breakdown within 24 hours.

3. Review (You).
You review the program and estimation with your client and share your feedback.

4. Booking (We).
Upon your confirmation, we secure the hotels and all necessary arrangements.

5. Payment (You).
You settle the invoice for the requested services. Upon receipt of payment, we finalize and provide the firm confirmation for all bookings.

6. Support (We).
We provide on-ground support during the trip for any questions or live adjustments.

Important note on our policy:

We are a full-service DMC. We can assist with hotel-only bookings, but we do not provide tour arrangements without hotel reservations.

For inquiries, please contact us via DM or the link in bio. 🇯🇵

10/05/2026

✨ Not every luxury in Japan comes with a Michelin star.

08/05/2026

JAPAN ON A PLATE,

one swipe at a time.

Not just “perfect kaiseki”, but what you really meet on the road.

👉 Swipe through:

1 – Sushi & sashimi

2 – Ramen & soba

3 – Teppanyaki & tempura

4 – Nabe and chawanmushi

5 – Street snacks: cucumber on a stick, okonomiyaki

6 – Matcha and quiet tea moments

7 – Yakiniku on charcoal

8 – Oden

Some days look like a magazine,

some days are just something warm between trains.

Both are part of a real trip.

And honestly?
In Japan, there’s a running joke that “4‑Michelin‑star dining” is from 7‑Eleven.
After a long kaiseki dinner, so many guests quietly end up in McDonald’s or at the kombini…😅

Which slide looks the most like your Japan – or which one scares you the most?

💬 Tell us in the comments, we’re curious.

06/05/2026

Japan’s Best Kept Secret: The Green Season

🌱 Japan after cherry blossoms is quieter – but not less beautiful.
Fresh green and azaleas are when
gardens feel almost private: soft light, new leaves, and just a few precise touches of colour.

We use this season for guests who want
Japan without crowds and without chasing postcard shots.

If you only had one late spring / early summer trip to Japan, would you choose sakura or this kind of green?

💬 Comment which Japanese season you think is most underrated – fresh green, rainy season, autumn or winter.

05/05/2026

Golden Week in Japan: koinobori in the sky, gridlock on the ground.

Children’s Day looks beautiful from afar – carp streamers, blue sky, holiday mood.

But for travellers it often means fully booked trains, long taxi lines at stations,
and famous spots like Kamakura turning into slow‑moving crowds.

If you love peace and space,
Golden Week is not the best time for Disney, USJ or Hakone.

We usually choose small rivers, local parks and quiet corners we don’t put on public maps.

💬 Would you rather see Japan in the middle of the buzz or when it’s almost empty?

Tell us in the comments – we are curious which side you’re on.

04/05/2026

✨ SORAYAMA: Light, Transparency and Reflection

Not every stop near Tokyo Station has to be shopping or coffee.

Sorayama’s “Light, Transparency and Reflection“ in Kyobashi is a compact hit of robots, chrome and controlled light –

a clean contrast to the usual Tokyo itinerary.

We like this kind of short art stop for guests

who already know the “classic” side of Japan

and want something that talks to design and pop culture instead.

💬 Art people:

does this feel like a “must” stop for you,

or more like a nice‑to‑have if time allows?

More details:

sorayama2026.jp

03/05/2026

Goto: Hidden History & Prayer

A different side of Goto.

Quiet churches, small coves and villages where history is still very close to the surface.

For centuries, hidden Christians chose remote bays and tiny islands like these, far from power and from the maps.

We keep this side of Japan for guests who are curious not only about views, but about the stories that still live behind them.

01/05/2026

Goto, where Japan feels almost unreal.

Empty beaches, wild cliffs, islands scattered in the sea – landscapes that look like they could be a frame from a Miyazaki film, but are very real and very quiet.
This is the side of Japan we keep for guests
who value silence and space.

住所

Ishifudonocho 682-6
Kyoto-shi, Kyoto
6008047

ウェブサイト

http://fuji-travel.com/

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