From $1,049Japan5 days 4 nightsDeparts Cebu (Mactan-Cebu International)Special offer
Japan: Tokyo · Yokohama · Mt. Fuji 5D4N Tour
Out Cebu · Cebu Pacific
Winter in Japan direct from Cebu on Cebu Pacific: Tokyo, Yokohama and Mt. Fuji with hotel breakfasts, an English-speaking guide and two upgraded lunch buffets.
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Dates & price
Travel dates 2026–2027
Departures December 2026 to February 2027. Surcharges shown are in pesos per pax. Base rate from $1,049 all-in per person.
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Overview
About this package
Fly Cebu Pacific from Mactan for Japan’s winter season: Tokyo’s Asakusa, Shibuya and Shinjuku, the Minato Mirai waterfront and Chinatown of Yokohama, and a Mt. Fuji day with views from the Fuji Five Lakes area. Departures run from December 2026 to February 2027 with hotel breakfasts, a private coach with an English-speaking guide, main entrance tickets and two lunch buffets included.
Airfare
Hotel
Meals
Transport
Tour guide
Entrance fees
Sightseeing
Baggage
Duration5 days 4 nights
DepartureCebu (Mactan-Cebu International)
DestinationJapan
StatusSpecial offer
What’s covered
Inclusions & exclusions
Inclusions
Economy airfare and tax via Cebu Pacific (round trip + 1 pc 7 kg hand carry only)
Room accommodation based on twin sharing at choice hotel with daily hotel breakfast (poster states 3 nights; please confirm the 4th night with our team)
Private coach with English-speaking tour guide
Sightseeing tours as specified, including main entrance tickets
Meals as listed
Upgrade to 2 lunch buffets (as specified in the itinerary)
All seats with meal on the plane (each flight has 6 business-class seats)
Exclusions
Expenses of a personal nature such as telephone calls and mini bar
Extra baggage allowance
Travel insurance with Covid-19 coverage
Philippine travel tax
Visa
Tips for driver and guide: USD 5 per pax per day × 4 days = USD 20 per pax
Single supplement USD 68 per pax
Taxes, surcharges and fees, subject to change
Accommodation is at a choice hotel or similar, twin sharing.
Japan’s second city on Tokyo Bay, with the Minato Mirai waterfront, Cosmo World, Chinatown and the Red Brick Warehouse.
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Mt. Fuji
Japan’s highest peak at 3,776 metres, viewed from the Fuji Five Lakes, Arakurayama Sengen Park and the 5th Station (weather permitting).
Know before you go
Your Japan travel guide
Practical tips for Japan, from entry rules to what to eat. General guidance for a Philippine traveller — rules and prices change, so confirm the latest before you fly. Need a hand with the visa or tickets? Our team is glad to help.
Entry requirements
Tourist visa required
Philippine passport holders need a Japan short-stay tourist visa before travel — our ticketing desk can guide you through the documents. Passport valid for the whole stay. No vaccinations are required.
Money
Yen (¥); carry cash
Cards are widely accepted, but Japan still loves cash — keep some for small shops, shrines and buses. Get a Suica or Pasmo IC card for trains and convenience stores. Do NOT tip; it can cause confusion. Budget roughly ₱3,000–5,000 a day for meals and extras.
Weather & what to pack
Cool at Mt. Fuji; check your month
Tokyo is mild in spring and autumn, hot and humid in summer, and cold in winter; Mt. Fuji’s fifth station is always chilly and windy. Bring layers, a warm jacket for Fuji, comfy walking shoes and a compact umbrella.
Getting around
Trains run on time
Japan’s trains and subways are punctual and reach everything; tap in with a Suica or Pasmo card. Google Maps gives exact platforms and times. Your package includes airport transfers and coach transport on tour days.
Language
Japanese; some English
City signs are bilingual and staff are helpful, though spoken English is limited. Useful words: Konnichiwa (hello), Arigatō (thank you), Sumimasen (excuse me). Google Translate’s camera reads menus for you.
Culture & etiquette
Quiet and orderly
Keep phone calls off the trains, avoid eating while walking, queue neatly and take your rubbish with you. Remove shoes where indicated, bow slightly in greeting, and never tip — a little politeness is deeply appreciated.
Safety & health
Among the world’s safest
Crime is extremely low and lost items are often handed in. Tap water is safe to drink. Emergencies: police 110, ambulance and fire 119. Carry your passport, as it is your official ID while in Japan.
Connectivity
Pocket Wi-Fi or eSIM
Rent a pocket Wi-Fi or buy a Japan eSIM for reliable data; free Wi-Fi exists but is patchy. Handy apps: Google Maps, Google Translate, Japan Travel by Navitime, and your Suica in Apple or Google Wallet.
Must-see sights & food
Mt. Fuji, Shibuya, sushi
See Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, Tokyo’s Sensō-ji temple, the Shibuya crossing and Yokohama’s bay. Eat sushi, ramen, tempura and okonomiyaki — and grab snacks from any convenience store.
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