🇯🇵 Japan | Recommended Tour Groups from Taiwan to Japan

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Hello, I am an American born Taiwanese. My Taiwanese parents want to join a tour group leaving from Taiwan to Japan. They would prefer if the tour was in Mandarin and/or Taiwanese if possible. I only speak English, so I am having trouble finding this kind of information online.

Any help would be appreciated, thanks!

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Look for a company called Lion Travel. Well known in Taiwan.

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I second Lion Travel. A 5-day trip to Tokyo and the Ito area last year cost me $30k.

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Finding the right tour in Japan can be challenging, but I’ve compiled a list of local tour operators that provide tours in Mandarin . This should help you get started and give you an idea of the available options, costs, sightseeing opportunities, and itineraries:

  1. DTS Group (大榮旅遊)
  2. SETtour (東南旅行社)
  3. Fantasy Tours (上順旅遊)
  4. Cola Tour (可樂旅遊)
  5. Phoenix Tours
  6. Lion Travel (雄獅旅行社)
  7. EverFun Travel Service (長汎假期)
  8. Tahsintour (大興旅行社)
  9. Richmond Tours (山富旅遊)

To help your parents find the right tour in Japan, it would be helpful to have a clear understanding of their preferences and priorities. Japan offers a wide range of options, so it’s essential to tailor the tour to their specific interests, budget, and travel duration.

If this is their first visit to Japan, a city tour in Tokyo could be a great starting point, but it all depends on their preferences. Here are some considerations:

  1. Budget: Determine how much your parents are willing to spend on the tour. This will narrow down the options.
  2. Interests: Are they interested in cultural experiences, historic sites, shopping, or nature? Japan has it all, so identifying their interests will help design a suitable itinerary.
  3. Duration: How long do they plan to stay in Japan? Some tours are short, focusing on a particular city, while others cover multiple cities or regions.
  4. Language: As you mentioned, look for tour operators that offer tours in Mandarin or Taiwanese. The list I provided earlier can be a starting point.

Also if you plan to join the tour with your parents, you can explore economical options within Japan through websites like viatour , klook , KKday which provide tour information in English

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Have tried to unscribe from their e-mail newsletter for years without success. Or maybe I am just too stupid to find the Unsubscribe button. But usually I cancel operators like that. :frowning:

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Thank you so much!