Lake Ashi, Hakone · Helmi Tan / UnsplashPersonalised Japan journeys for Indian travellers, families and businesses: realistic routes, the right hotels, and Indian meals arranged where you need them.
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Japan FIT and group quotations, MICE programmes, and Indian meal arrangements for your clients, sourced to your brief.
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Meguro River, Tokyo · Simon Ma / UnsplashYour dates, pace and budget, with Indian and vegetarian meals planned into the route, not left to chance.
Todai-ji, Nara · Nishiyama Aoi / UnsplashKyoto, Nara and beyond at their pace: fewer stairs, taxis where needed, rest days and familiar food.
Fuji, Shizuoka · Spenser Sembrat / UnsplashFIT, group and incentive programmes for your clients: hotels, transport, guides and meals, net or commissionable.
Family meals, tour-group meal series and corporate dinners. We ask Indian kitchens about your exact requirements before anything is booked.
We sweat the details that decide whether a Japan trip feels easy: food, pace, luggage, parents' knees and realistic train times.
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Japan is 3 h 30 min ahead of India. We plan around both clocks.
Hotels, transport, guides and meals itemised, with what is and isn't included.
We would rather drop a city than have you spend the trip on trains. Every sample journey shows nights per base and walking pace.
Tap a place to open a sample journey built around it.
The classic first trip links four very different places. Select a stop to see why it is on the route and how you get there.
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Diya lamps · Udayaditya Barua / UnsplashMany Japanese dishes that look vegetarian are made with dashi, a fish stock. For Indian families and groups, the meal plan matters as much as the hotel. We do not promise every place suits every diet: we ask the kitchen, report exactly what it can do, and only then put it in your plan. Vegetarian, vegan, Jain, halal and allergy requirements are each checked separately with the kitchen concerned.
Celebrating Diwali, Navratri or a birthday while in Japan? Tell us, and we will look for an Indian restaurant that can host it.
Vegetarian dishes on the menu, in a kitchen that also cooks meat and fish.
No meat, fish or egg cooked on the premises. Rare in Japan; confirmed directly.
No onion or garlic; Jain also excludes root vegetables. Kitchens confirm each dish in writing.
No ghee, paneer, cream, honey or egg. Indian menus need dish-by-dish checks.
We tell you whether the restaurant is certified or simply accommodates the request.
We pass exact allergies on; the kitchen decides what it can safely guarantee.
From public sources checked in November 2026. Research candidates only: no partnership, reserved capacity or rate is implied, and details are rechecked before every booking.
Listed for West Indian (Gujarat) home cooking with a Gujarati thali lunch and a vegetarian menu. 30 seats; private use for 20–50 guests.
The listing says smoking is permitted; we check before family bookings. A separate Khazana is listed at Higashi-Mikuni.
South Indian restaurant with vegetarian dishes. Its site says lunch is walk-in only and dinner can be reserved.
We plan group lunches elsewhere unless the restaurant agrees an exception.
The restaurant's site advertises vegetarian and Jain dishes.
Restrictions, kitchen process and group service to be confirmed directly.
South Indian meals; the KITTE Nagoya listing shows vegetarian and vegan options and online reservations.
Group bookings and Jain capability are not assumed.
Featured by the city's tourism office as a South Indian restaurant.
Branch, group acceptance and vegetarian dishes confirmed per booking.
Long-running Indian restaurant group in Hokkaido with branches in Sapporo and Niseko.
Seasonal hours in Niseko; halal and vegetarian details confirmed directly.
The restaurant's site welcomes groups and lists meal and banquet options.
Branch, capacity, coach access and dietary preparation confirmed per booking.
Clear steps, and nothing is booked until you say yes in writing.
Dates, group, budget and food needs. Rough answers are fine.
We ask what changes the plan: pace, rooming, dietary detail, must-sees.
Hotels, transport, guides and kitchens that fit your brief.
A day-by-day plan with an itemised quotation and any limits stated.
Only what suppliers confirm in writing is treated as booked.
Yes. Short-term tourist visas are applied for through the official channels for your place of residence; for applicants in India, Japan's eVISA for tourism goes through accredited agencies. Rules change, so always check the Ministry of Foreign Affairs eVISA page and the Embassy of Japan in India. We cannot guarantee visa approval.
Usually, with planning, but it depends on each kitchen. Many Japanese stocks contain fish (dashi), and fully vegetarian kitchens are rare. For every meal we arrange, we ask the restaurant in writing which dishes suit your requirement; whether dashi, onion, garlic, root vegetables, egg, ghee or dairy are used; whether separate pans and utensils are possible; and how they handle your allergies. We pass on their answer as given, including any limits. We cannot promise a kitchen free of cross-contact unless the restaurant states it. For meals you arrange yourself, we give you a Japanese food-needs card.
It depends on dates, hotel standard and group size, so we quote each trip from current supplier rates rather than showing headline prices. Tell us your budget and whether it is per person or total, and we will plan to it.
For cherry blossom (late March to mid April) and autumn colours (November), start four to six months ahead because Kyoto hotels fill early. Other months are usually easier.
Yes. We choose hotels near stations, use taxis or private cars where stairs are a problem, add rest days and request airport assistance where available.
No. The website only collects your enquiry. You receive a written quotation that names who provides each service and the payment and cancellation terms before anything is booked.
A holiday, your parents' visit or an Indian meal plan. Choose the detailed brief for an accurate quotation, or a quick enquiry if you only have a minute. Travel agent or company? Use the business form.
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Share your dates, group size and preferences. We clarify your requirements, check suitable options and provide a written quotation. An enquiry does not create a booking or payment obligation.
Travigen handles your enquiry and prepares the quotation. Hotels, transport, guides and restaurants are arranged only after you accept a written quotation that names each provider and its terms.
