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Echoes of the Past: A Japanese Ancestry Journey

TokudAw’s Japan Ancestry Tours are ideal for travelers looking to get in touch with their Japanese roots. We offer a mix of the tour via private car or Shinkansen, allowing you to travel in comfort and confidence. Many people with Japanese ancestry are living in the US or other countries having never experienced the country that their family comes from, and are looking for just the right tour to show them their heritage. Our tours are perfect for first-time travelers of Japanese ancestry looking to learn more about your family’s home country and their roots. This itinerary is a mix of the iconic sightseeing spots like Tokyo, Kyoto, Hiroshima but we also bring you to the hidden parts of Japan like Shirakawago, Awaji, Yufuin onsen and more.

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8 traditional Japanese villages to visit for an authentic experience


Feeling overwhelmed by the blur of Tokyo's neon lights and the shuffle of the crowd? Take a breath and step off the beaten path into the tranquil world of Japan’s traditional villages. Far from the city's clamor, these quaint hideaways offer more than just a quiet escape; they’re a portal to a time-preserved lifestyle. 

Perfect for culture seekers, these villages let you live like a local among landscapes rich with history and community tables laden with home-cooked dishes that are sure to surprise your tastebuds. Ready to trade skyscrapers for scenic vistas and discover flavors you’ve never even Googled before?

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Tokyo: A Baby Boomer’s Paradise 

Discover what makes Tokyo a top travel spot for senior tourists

If you think Tokyo is just for the young, fast, and furious, think again. This city loves its slow, refined, and savory moments—much like a good bottle of sake.

For baby boomers, Tokyo is less about hustling through subway crowds and more about leisurely exploring the alleyways of Asakusa or enjoying a sunset from the serene Odaiba waterfront. It’s where you can appreciate a Kabuki show in the morning and savor a quiet sushi dinner by a Michelin-starred chef in the evening.

So, pack your comfortable shoes and a healthy curiosity—Tokyo’s ready to show you that the best is definitely not just for the young.

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