Aman and Remote Lands Announce Japan Culinary Tour for 2022

Aman Resorts and Distant Lands, an ultra-luxe and intrepid Asia journey designer, have collaborated to create a nine-night time culinary-focussed trip to Japan in between May 15-24, 2022.

The tour will be limited to a group of 16 men and women, who will discover the “Land of the Climbing Sun” by high-speed Shinkansen bullet coach, chartered helicopter and personal car, and continue to be in a trio of Aman Resorts – Aman Tokyo, Amanemu and Aman Kyoto – while visiting Tokyo, Yamanashi, Nagoya, Shima, Osaka and Kyoto.

Among the culinary highlights, visitors can enjoy unique private eating experiences, including a private geisha meal. The team will also join a major Japanese sushi chef for a tour of the Toyosu Fish Market, home of Japan’s famed tuna auctions, which is off-limits to the common community.

A working day tour to Yamanashi will involve lunch and wine tastings at top Japanese vineyards with wonderful sights of Mt. Fuji, while in Nagoya, guests will get an prospect to discover the standard searching road Endoji and the previous city household place Shikemichi, before experiencing its famous hitsumabushi (barbecued freshwater eel) lunch.

In Osaka, visitors will be accompanied by a local guide on a avenue foodstuff tour and lunch to the vivid Dotonbori district to sample regional delicacies, like okonomiyaki (loaded savory pancake), takoyaki (octopus balls) and kitsune udon (huge flour noodles with dried tofu pores and skin). 

Among other activities, guests will attend a spiritual hearth ritual at Fukagawa Fudo temple, which features 9,500 miniature crystal Buddha statues, and participate in a samurai sword-preventing lesson and a sumo demonstration. They will also attend a Japanese baseball sport, where stadium treats commonly include yakitori, bento packing containers, edamame, donburi and noodles.

Good Contact: Spa lovers would love Amanemu’s 21,500-sq.-foot spa, which is rooted in Japan’s sixth-century tradition of onsen bathing in magical mineral-abundant waters for the cleansing and detoxing of the brain, body and soul.

The “Aman Japan Culinary Journey” is priced at $48,888 per human being based on double occupancy with a one dietary supplement cost of $13,888. For additional information, visit www.remotelands.com.

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