Airport to hotel, city to city, and the last twenty minutes up a mountain road. Booked before you arrive.
Japan's premium large-format vehicles, the Toyota Alphard, Lexus LM, and Mercedes V-Class, with a dedicated driver throughout your stay. Wi-Fi, captain seating, full privacy. The car becomes your private space between every destination.
City centre to city centre, no security queues, no airport transfers. For Tohoku and Hokuriku routes, Gran Class offers fewer than twenty passengers, meal service, and full cabin crew attendance. For Tokaido (Tokyo–Kyoto–Osaka), Green Car.
Tokyo to Hakone in thirty minutes. Thirty minutes instead of three hours, and Fuji from an angle no road reaches. Arriving at a mountain ryokan from the air also means you arrive rested.
Three of the world most sought-after luxury trains run in Japan. Each is closer to a small hotel that moves: its own kitchen, its own crew, its own route. Demand runs fifty to a hundred times over capacity, and ordinary reservations are decided by lottery.
These three are in every itinerary, whatever else the trip involves.
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