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How much does a trip with InsideJapan cost?

By Richard Jasinski·Updated 4 November 2026

InsideJapan is a Japan travel specialist selling small group tours, self-guided adventures and tailored trips. Its prices are per person, twin share, in US dollars on the pages read. A deposit confirms a booking and the balance is due no less than 60 days before departure.

How much does a trip with InsideJapan cost?

The two trips read on its site run from US$2,056 per person, twin share, for the self-guided 7 Night Price Cruncher (7 nights) to US$19,628 per person, twin share, for its 14-night Northern Japan luxury tailor-made trip, which is a different style of trip.

The torii gates of Fushimi Inari shrine, Kyoto
The torii gates of Fushimi Inari shrine, Kyoto. Photo: Basile Morin, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

What do its trips cost?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • 7 Night Price Cruncher: Its self-guided 7 Night Price Cruncher trip runs 7 nights from US$2,056 per person, twin share. Source
  • Northern Japan luxury trip: Its Northern Japan luxury tailor-made trip runs 14 nights from US$19,628 per person, twin share. Source

What is included in the price?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • Accommodation: Accommodation on all its tours is a mix of western-style hotels and traditional Japanese-style inns. Source

What costs extra?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • Small group tours: On its small group tours, international flights, local transport within destinations such as subways and taxis, meals not listed in the itinerary and personal expenses such as snacks or souvenirs are not included. Source

What are the deposit, balance and cancellation terms?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • Deposit: A per person deposit is paid at booking to confirm a holiday, or the full price if booking within 60 days of departure. Source
  • Balance: The balance must reach it no less than 60 days before departure. Source
  • Cancellation: Cancelling more than 60 days before departure costs the deposit. From 40 to 60 days it costs 30% of the price, 15 to 39 days 60% and 6 to 14 days 75%, in each case or the deposit if that is greater; 5 days or fewer, or not turning up, costs 100%. Source

Does it promise a fixed price?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • Fixed price: Once a booking is confirmed, it changes the price only for increases in taxes or fees imposed by third parties. A surcharge above 8% of the holiday cost counts as a significant change, which lets the traveller cancel. Source

How is your money paid and protected?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • ATOL: It holds an Air Travel Organiser's Licence from the Civil Aviation Authority, ATOL number 9419, for its flight-inclusive holidays; its terms say not all of its services are ATOL protected. Source
  • ABTOT: ABTOT gives insolvency protection under the Package Travel and Linked Travel Arrangements Regulations 2018 for Inside Travel Group Limited, member 5233. It covers packages without flights sold by that company and flight-inclusive packages that start outside the UK and are sold to customers outside the UK; bookings made outside the UK are covered only if bought direct. Source
  • Insurance: Travellers must at least hold insurance for medical expenses, including repatriation for medical need. Source

What kind of trips does it sell?

What InsideJapan Tours's own website says, read 3 November 2026.

  • Japan specialist: It is a Japan travel specialist offering group tours, tailored travel and cultural experiences. Source
  • Trip styles: Its brochures cover two styles of trip: small group tours and self-guided adventures. Source
  • Group size: Most of its small group tours take a maximum of 14 people plus the tour leader. Source

How is InsideJapan Tours rated?

Google: 4.8 out of 5 from 45 reviews. Read 3 November 2026; each platform's figure stands on its own.

InsideJapan trip prices: the questions people ask

How much does an InsideJapan trip cost?

The two trips read run from US$2,056 per person, twin share, for the self-guided 7 Night Price Cruncher (7 nights) to US$19,628 per person, twin share, for the 14-night Northern Japan luxury tailor-made trip, a different style of trip.

What is the cheapest InsideJapan trip?

Of the two trips read, the self-guided 7 Night Price Cruncher is the lower priced, from US$2,056 per person, twin share, for 7 nights.

How do I pay the deposit with InsideJapan?

A per person deposit is paid at booking to confirm the holiday. If you book within 60 days of departure, you pay the full price at booking.

When is the InsideJapan balance due?

The balance must reach InsideJapan no less than 60 days before departure.

What are the InsideJapan cancellation charges?

More than 60 days before departure, the deposit. From 40 to 60 days, 30% of the price, 15 to 39 days 60% and 6 to 14 days 75%, in each case or the deposit if that is greater; 5 days or fewer, or not turning up, 100%.

Can InsideJapan change the price after I book?

Only for increases in taxes or fees imposed by third parties. A surcharge above 8% of the holiday cost counts as a significant change, which lets you cancel.

Is my money protected with InsideJapan?

Its flight-inclusive holidays are covered by ATOL number 9419, though its terms say not all of its services are ATOL protected. ABTOT protects Inside Travel Group Limited, member 5233, for packages without flights and for flight-inclusive packages that start outside the UK sold to customers outside the UK; bookings made outside the UK are covered only if bought direct.

What is not included on InsideJapan small group tours?

International flights, local transport such as subways and taxis, meals not listed in the itinerary and personal expenses are not included.

Where can I check these facts myself?

Every line on this page links the page of the company's own website it was read from, read 3 November 2026.

Is any company on this page paying to be here?

No. No company on this page is a partner of Uncompromised Travel; none paid to be on it.

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