Japanese Grand Prix
April 2027
Three Cities
One Unforgettable Week
Journey through the heart of Japan on a 8 day, 9 night adventure culminating in the Japanese Grand Prix. Begin in Tokyo exploring ancient temples, vibrant neighborhoods, and culinary treasures. Travel via Shinkansen to Kyoto for tea ceremonies in traditional kimonos and visits to iconic shrines. Continue to Nagoya to discover the Toyota Museum, Nagoya Castle, and world-class dining. Finish trackside at the iconic Suzuka Circuit.
Limited to only 12 Guests.
Itinerary at Glance.
Accommodation
In Tokyo the Shibuya Stream Excel will be our base. Nestled in the vibrant heart of Shibuya the hotel blends modern comfort with urban sophistication. This stylish hotel offers stunning views of the iconic Shibuya skyline and is conveniently located near major shopping, dining, and entertainment venues.
In Kyoto we will stay at the well positioned Oakwood Hotel Oike Kyoto. Conveniently located in the heart of Kyoto, serves as an ideal base for exploring the city's rich culture and history.
For race weekend the The Royal Park Hotel Iconic Nagoya will serve as our paddock. Directly connected to Sakae Station and featuring world-class dining at THE 7th TERRACE rooftop restaurant, it's the perfect base for experiencing Nagoya's finest attractions.
All the Details
The Japan Package Includes:
3 Nights in Tokyo, 1 Night in Kyoto & 4 Nights in Nagoya
3 Day Grandstand Tickets at the Japanese Grand Prix
Private Guided Cultural Tours in Tokyo, Kyoto & Nagoya
Food Tour at the Tsukiji Fish Market
Tea Ceremony in Traditional Kimonos
7 Dinners, 1 Lunch & Daily Breakfast
Shinkansen Transfers Between Tokyo, Kyoto & Nagoya
Luggage Forwarding Service to Nagoya
Luxury Ground Transfers to all Activities & Excursions
Price per person: Coming Soon
All packages are based on double occupancy. There is a $TBD supplement for single occupancy. Installment payment plans are available. Packages do not include airport transfers, private ground transportation, incidentals or additional gratuities. Questions? Check out the Japan FAQs or send us a message.