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Today: May 2, 2026
Today: May 2, 2026
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    Reserva para Menores de 5 a 12 años viajando solos. El servicio de acompañamiento es obligatorio e incluye un cargo adicional. Reserva para Menores de 12 a 17 años viajando solos. Puedes realizar la reserva como adulto si decides que viaje solo o puedes contratar nuestro servicio de acompañamiento. Si deseas solicitar una reserva para un menor con servicio de acompañamiento puedes continuar. Si deseas reservar para otro tipo de pasajero vuelve al formulario de búsqueda y modifica los criterios.

    An adult may travel with a maximum of 2 children under 5 (1 infant and one child or 2 children). If the third child (or more) is over 5 years old you may continue.

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    InformationNumber of infants cannot be higher than number of adults.

    To add an infant ticket, call 900 111 500 (free phone, available within Spain).
    +34 913 33 67 01 (local telephone without additional charges).

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Japón

Konnichiwa, city of contrasts!

Iberia begins its flights to Tokyo on the 27th of October.

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Japan is a land of contrasts, an adventure between past and present, a magical place. You will be dazzled by its strange and attractive ancient power and fascinated by its extreme modernity. Tokyo, its capital, is a megalopolis that is the core of the world's most populous metropolitan area, home to more than 37 million people.

 

Tokio

Tokyo, the most populous city in the world

Tokyo, the capital of Japan, combines ultra-modern and tradition better than anywhere else.

If there is a well-known image of the city, it is that of the Shibuya crossing. This intersection consists of five synchronised pedestrian crossings, which means that each time the pedestrian traffic lights turn green, a human tide invades the asphalt making it the world's busiest intersection.

Another of its emblematic places is the impressive Sensoji temple with its huge gate, its imposing red lantern, bells and gardens. Ueno Park is another place not to be missed, where you can relax while strolling among temples and shrines and, while you're at it, visit the Tokyo National Museum.

As if that were not enough, a visit to Tokyo requires an early morning trip to the Toyosu Fish Market, where you can witness one of the most frenetic daily activities in the Japanese capital, the fish auction, a spectacle in itself. Tokyo is also famous for its fashion and shopping districts, such as the Harajuku shopping district or the luxury flagship stores of Ginza.

Nikko

Nikko. Shrines and Temples

Nikko is a place with beautiful surroundings that you can enjoy as it is located just 150 kilometres north of Tokyo and only 2 hours by train from the capital.

Its most famous shrines and temples are considered to be some of the most splendid in all of Japan and are declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO.

Its main point of interest is the Nikko Toshogu Shrine, whose historical value is incalculable. This complex integrates more than a dozen buildings, including a five-story pagoda, the Honjido Hall and the gleaming red Tomeimon Gate.

 

Shikoku

Shikoku. Ancient pilgrimage route.

Shikoku is an abundance of nature and culture. If you're looking to delve into a more traditional Japan, it's time to explore this vibrant region.

Shikoku's major cities include Matsuyama, home to 8 of the pilgrimage temples, as well as the feudal castle of Matsuyama and Dogo Onsen, one of the oldest known hot springs in Japan. The mountainous interior of the island has hiking trails and rivers with rapids.

Shikoku is surrounded by forests and mountains where you can relax. Its land boasts a deep history and incredible temples and shrines.

Okinawa

Okinawa. Dream beaches

Okinawa is a place of incalculable natural beauty, replete with white sand beaches, crystal clear turquoise waters and mangrove jungles. Here you can enjoy many and varied options for snorkeling and scuba diving.

This is the southernmost prefecture of Japan, an archipelago characterised not only by its subtropical climate, but also by being the cradle of karate where this sport was used by soldiers to fight and defend themselves, since they were not allowed to use weapons.

Okinawa has a history of its own, the result of its past as an independent kingdom. The perfect place to get to know Japan from another angle.

Hokkaido

Hokkaido. Snow, mountains and volcanic waters

The island of Hokkaido is the second largest island in the Japanese archipelago. An island of volcanoes and natural parks that is worth discovering.

Full of open spaces, forests and lakes, it is a true winter sports paradise. Hokkaido is the perfect place for outdoor enthusiasts thanks to the natural beauty of its landscapes.

Hokkaido is also known for its wide variety of delicious food, where you can taste typical dishes such as ramen, sushi, spider crab and snow crab, fresh scallops or an exquisite rice bowl with sashimi, among other delicious culinary recipes.