Tokyo, Hakone & Yokohama | 9-Night, 4-Round Japan Golf Tour

More time in the cities, a Hakone Suishoen ryokan stay, and a Yokohama finish. Balanced golf and urban experience.

This 9-night, 4-round itinerary offers more time in the cities while including Mt. Fuji-area golf and a Hakone ryokan stay. Golf courses were selected with Golf Digest Japan Tour Center and include Narashino Country Club (host of the ZOZO Championship), Golf 5 Country Oak Village, Fuji Lakeside Country Club, and Taiheiyo Club Gotemba (member introduction required to play). Travel is by private car or van.

Tour Highlights

Itinerary

Day 1: Arrive Tokyo

Meet the English-speaking guide at the airport and transfer by private car to the hotel (Haneda about 40-45 minutes, Narita about 70-90 minutes).

Stay at The Hilton Tokyo (Shinjuku) – 5 nights.

Day 2: Golf at Narashino Country Club

Private transfer (approximately 1 hour 35 minutes each way).

18 holes at Narashino Country Club (host of the ZOZO Championship). Stay at The Hilton Tokyo.

Day 3: Free Day in Tokyo

Optional activities available upon request.

Stay at The Hilton Tokyo.

Day 4: Golf at Golf 5 Country Oak Village

Private transfer (approximately 1 hour 35 minutes each way).

18 holes at Golf 5 Country Oak Village.

Stay at The Hilton Tokyo.

Day 5: Tokyo Sightseeing

Full-day panoramic Tokyo sightseeing tour (Meiji Shrine, Imperial Palace Plaza, Asakusa Senso-ji, Hamarikyu Gardens, Tokyo Tower). An English-speaking guide meets you at the hotel and escorts you to the tour departure point.

Stay at The Hilton Tokyo.

Day 6: Tokyo to Hakone

Private transfer to Hakone (approximately 1 hour 40 minutes). Sightseeing in Hakone (Owakudani or Hakone Open-Air Museum) with a private guide.

Stay at Hakone Suishoen – 2 nights.

Day 7: Golf at Fuji Lakeside Country Club

Private transfer (approximately 1 hour 10 minutes each way).

18 holes at Fuji Lakeside Country Club.

Stay at Hakone Suishoen.

Day 8: Golf at Taiheiyo Club Gotemba – Transfer to Yokohama

Private transfer to Taiheiyo Club Gotemba (approximately 50 minutes).

18 holes at Taiheiyo Club Gotemba (member introduction required to play).

After golf, private transfer to Yokohama (approximately 1 hour 40 minutes).

Stay at InterContinental Yokohama Pier 8 – 2 nights.

Day 9: Free Day in Yokohama

Optional activities available upon request.

Stay at InterContinental Yokohama Pier 8.

Day 10: Departure

Private transfer to Haneda or Narita Airport (Haneda approximately 35–45 minutes; Narita approximately 70–90 minutes).

Travel or itinerary extensions (additional nights, golf, or destinations) are available on request.

    • Courses, hotels, and experiences are subject to availability and are not guaranteed until confirmed. When a first-choice property or course is unavailable, we offer an alternative of similar standard.

    • Pricing is based on double occupancy. Higher-category hotels or ryokans can be quoted on request.

    • Private transfers are available to and from Narita and Haneda (and New Chitose when the itinerary is in Hokkaido).

    • Travel insurance is recommended and is the responsibility of each traveler.

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    • International flights

    • Most meals, except breakfasts or hotel dinners listed in the itinerary

    • Optional activities and extra golf

    • Caddie tip

    • Personal expenses and drinks

    • Travel insurance

    • We arrange golf only as part of a complete Japan tour that includes hotels and ground arrangements. There are no standalone tee times.

    • Golf Digest Japan Tour Center is our partner for requesting tee times inside that package.

    • Tee times are typically confirmed 2 to 3 months in advance. Alternate courses may be used for availability, tournaments, or maintenance.

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    • Japanese golf is a full-day club visit: check-in, the round, often a sit-down lunch between nines on Honshu, then checkout. Hokkaido courses more often play through without a mid-round meal.

    • A sport jacket is usually required entering and leaving the clubhouse. Caddies are typical for visitors. Tipping is not customary; if you give one, it is not included in the tour.

    • Many clubs have a bath or onsen after play.

    Japanese golf culture, dress code, and on-course logistics

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