Japan Tour Packages from Dubai, UAE

Now if you’re here, get hands-on with Japanese cultural experiences with our Japan holiday packages and feel free to customize as per your travel choice. Discover about Buddhism by staying in Japanese temples that allow you to spend a night or more among Buddhist monks. Get involved in their local festivals, such as summer matsuri with fireworks, the huge Gion Matsuri in Kyoto in July, and the Snow Festival held every February in Sapporo. Craving for good taste since you’re in Japan? Let a master chef teach you how to prepare a delicious feast to treat your growling stomach, or you might want to go behind the scenes and see how sake (a Japanese alcoholic drink) is brewed. You can’t go to Japan without trying sushi, right? Since it’s where it all began! Or witness the magnificent Bayside night view from the upper floors of shopping centers like Cross Gate or Colette Mare. So, make this chance yours with our Japan holiday packages and secure your spot on an unforgettable adventure before it’s too late.

Of course, you’re traveling away from your country; you can’t miss shopping! Try your shopping hands at Omotesando Hills; with more than 75 stores, you’ll find the latest high-end clothing, accessories, and beauty products within this space. Other than just shopping, relax at cafes or restaurants built under this beautifully designed roof. Spare some me-time to experience bubbling and geothermal spa at one of the country's hot spring resorts. So, leave the nitty-gritty to us! Instead, reveal the hidden gems of this advanced country with our Japan holiday packages from Dubai, and every moment will be uniquely yours.

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Visa Requirements for Japan

Has Japan been on your travel bucket list for a long time? Don’t let it be just a dream; instead, get yourself a short-term visa to enter this wonderland. However, there are specific requirements that UAE residents must fulfill to get a smoother visa processing for Japan. Here are the requirements for Japan e visa for UAE residents:

• Photograph: It must be a clear, high-resolution photo with a white background and a recent (not older than 6 months) photo.
• Passport: You must submit the original and a copy of your passport with the UAE residence visa at the time of application.
• UAE Visa Copy: Along with your passport, submit a copy of your UAE residence visa or Emirates ID.
• Proof of Funds: Along with your visa application, you must attach your fund proof, such as a bank statement. The Japanese govt. checks if you have sufficient funds to support your travel and stay in the country.
• Salary Certificate: A salary certificate (signed & stamped) from the employer must be included for employed candidates. It must have the company’s full details, including a physical address, email, or website.
• Booking Information: Include your flight booking details, such as entry and departure date. In addition, add hotel information for your stay in Japan.

Things to Do in Japan

Ready to trace the cherry blossoms' delicate scent, chants in temple ceremonies, and different flavors of Japanese meal? From finding Japan’s local treasures to simply wandering around Japan, it’s super clear that no one can get bored during their Japan journey. So, why shouldn’t we discover what Japan has to offer? Let’s begin your journey with our customized and affordable Japan holiday packages this year!

• Indulge in Japanese Tea Ceremony: Serving tea is an art form in Japan. So, why not experience the ritual of a Japanese tea ceremony? Chanoyu is a process in which powdered matcha green is prepared and served in traditional style. How about an authentic taste? Find genuine tea ceremonies in dedicated tea rooms within traditional Japanese gardens or cultural centers, particularly in Kyoto.
• Head to Japan Countryside & Stay for a While: Let’s leave the city drama behind and travel to greener space. With pretty homestays and farm stays, all you can do is rent a property and live like a local in Japan for some peaceful time with yourself. Or venture out somewhere less traveled and rent a space with a farmer’s family and live authentic Japanese countryside life.
• Dig Out Japanese Ceramics Tradition: Ever wonder how a simple form of clay could turn into a masterpiece? Visualize tracing the fingerprints on centuries-old Japanese potters, feeling their tradition in your hands. Each region in Japan has its own unique ceramic style, from the unglazed Bizen ware to the vibrant painted Kutani porcelain. Or develop interest in short courses on crafting a mug, bowl, or platter. Ready to delve into this living history? Let’s see what secrets you dig up!
• Plan Your Adventure in the Serene Landscapes: How about escaping to deep wilderness? Trek through wild forests, kayak in tranquil nature, or cycle through national parks. Japan’s great outdoors is filled with relaxation activities for travelers. Kumano Kodo Pilgrimage Routes, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is considered a sacred place for all the pilgrims who traveled here to be involved in nature’s power. Or escape on a serene excursion at Lake Shikotsu on a Kayak tour and lose yourself in the beauty of nature. Ready to have it all?
• Experience the Star-lit Nights Close Up: There’s something truly magical about watching the shimmering stars sitting near the vast ocean. For instance, Tokashiki Island in Okinawa is a private island, home to charming beaches and minimally tall buildings, and is a perfect spot for seaside stargazing. Or one can head to the Chubusangaku National Park and enjoy the pleasure of dining under the Milky Way.