Are you tired of typical tourist destinations and eager to explore the uncharted corners of Japan? Embark on an extraordinary journey with emile weber, exploring the wonders of this enchanting country. Here's a glimpse of what awaits you in this captivating destination.

"Japan is a country of contrasts, blending vibrant city life with serene natural landscapes," says Joanne, reflecting on the essence of the trip. "It's about discovering the unexplored corners of Japan while fostering connections with fellow travellers."

Dive into the heart of Japan's culture and traditions as you explore iconic cities like Kyoto, Tokyo, and Osaka. But this tour isn't just about urban exploration; it's also about venturing off the beaten path and immersing yourself in the tranquil beauty of the Japanese Alps, with invigorating and traditional ryokans. Delight in authentic kaiseki meals and explore historic gems like Matsumoto, home to the iconic Matsumoto Castle and charming Nakamachi Street. Traverse the scenic landscapes from Matsumoto to Takayama, where tradition thrives in its old town. Discover Kanazawa, dubbed the "small Kyoto," renowned for its enchanting Geisha and samurai districts.

"Sleep in a capsule hotel, experience the essence of traditional Japanese accommodations in ryokans, and savor the flavors of authentic Japanese cuisine with kaiseki meals," Joanne shares, highlighting the diverse experiences awaiting travellers.

When preparing for your voyage, remember to “pack essentials like closed shoes, a jacket for cooler evenings, and a raincoat, while also ensuring you have cash on hand”. Due to limited space on public transport in Japan, it's not advisable to bring luggage. Fortunately, a convenient service exists to transport your luggage to your next destination within 24 hours, with fees based on size and weight. This service is especially useful for train travel between cities like Tokyo and Kyoto, or for bus journeys to the Japanese Alps, where space is limited and rates are tailored to accommodate group travel.

As you traverse Japan, immerse yourself in the local culture and etiquette, from respecting personal space to observing train etiquette. "Understanding and embracing Japanese customs enriches the travel experience," Joanne emphasizes.

Indulge your taste buds with a culinary adventure in Japan, where fluffy pancakes, regional variations of ramen, and the renowned freshness of sushi await. From the irresistible allure of fluffy pancakes to the diverse array of ramen, such as the Tokyo Ramen, each region offers its own unique twist on this beloved dish. Savor the freshness and flavour of Japanese sushi, celebrated by locals and travellers alike. Don't miss the opportunity to experience a traditional Japanese kaiseki meal, a multi-course delight featuring a variety of small dishes.

Beyond sightseeing, this unique travel is about building connections and creating lasting memories. "With shared accommodations and free time for exploration, Roomies on the Road offers the perfect opportunity to find your travel buddy for future adventures," Joanne adds with a smile.

Join Us on This Unforgettable Adventure

So, whether you're a seasoned traveller or embarking on your first international journey, join us on this unforgettable adventure through Japan.

Apply now before the June 1st deadline and let Roomies on the Road guide you on a tour of discovery and connection.

“Roomies on the Road” - Not keen on traveling alone? You're not alone! Led by our passionate Product Designer, Joanne Kayser, this tailor-made travel experience is curated for young and young-at-heart adventurers aged approximately 18-35. Appreciate the value of sharing experiences and forging connections. Because we believe that the best stories are shared, the most beautiful places are even more magical in good company, and the memories we create together last forever. Our small group tour with a minimum of 12 and a maximum of 16 participants immerses you in a travel world where you not only discover places but also the people, culture, and stories behind them.