There are certain things everyone should experience at least once in their lifetime — and seeing Japan's famous cherry blossoms in person is definitely one of them.
, and a local Japanese guide, you'll see dozens of sites and hundreds of cherry trees. Not only is spring a beautiful time to visit Japan, there are some compelling reasons to visit the country with a travel package and an experienced guide.
If you've traveled to Japan in the past, things likely felt a little expensive. Thankfully, the current exchange rate between the Japanese yen and the U.S. dollar is more favorable. Karen Brettell and Iain Withers reported for, $100 is worth 14,764 Yen as of this writing. This is a favorable exchange rate for U.S. tourists visiting Japan.On top of a favorable exchange rate, traveling withwill help you save even more money. The total cost of the trip is $3,999 per person , and this includes non-stop flights out of LAX, breakfasts and lunches, a chartered private group bus, a tour guide and all entrances and activities on the itinerary.You'll be amazed at what's included on the Japan trip. Not only will you see the famous cherry blossoms, but your 10-day trip also features key stops in and around Tokyo, Kyoto, Mt. Fuji, Hiroshima and Osaka. Here's a sampling of what you'll see and do:Ginza, one of Tokyo's most famous upscale shopping, dining and entertainment districtsPirate ship ride along AshinokoGion District, where geisha live and work
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