Aso-Kuju National Park

Vegan Tour of Japan

Tour Dates & Essential Info

Base Price: $5,099 per person

Trip Length: 8 days / 7 nights

Start Location: Fukuoka, Japan

End Location: Fukuoka, Japan

Group Size: 4–16 people

Meals: 7 breakfasts, 7 lunches & 7 dinners

Accommodation: 3–star hotels, B&Bs

Discount: First 4 sign-ups get $250 off

Oct 14 –21, 2026

Oct 13 – 20, 2027

Oct 13 – 20, 2028

Why Japan should be your next vegan vacation destination

Of the millions of visitors who flock to Japan each year, few ever make it out of the city limits of Kyoto and Tokyo. As iconic as these two cities may be, Japan has so much more to offer. Kyushu is one of the four main islands that make up the Japanese archipelago. The most southerly of the four main islands, Kyushu in November is still a warm and pleasant place to hike and bike. Our vegan tour showcases the natural beauty of Aso-Kuju National Park, as well as the local art and customs that make this region unique. From our first base in Aso, we explore the volcanic calderas and carter rim of Mount Aso. From our second base in Minamioguni, we explore the famous hot springs and impressive peaks of the Kuju Mountains. Whether you prefer long days in the saddle or a long soak in the thermal baths at Kurokawa Onsen, our vegan tour of Japan has something for everyone.

What’s Included

Accommodation: 7 nights in 3–star hotels and ryokan hot spring inns

Meals: 7 breakfasts, lunches & dinners (gratuity included)

Activities: Hiking & biking, traditional onsen visits, winery & distillery tours, vegan cooking class

Transportation: Private shuttle, train passes & luggage transfer

Gear & Support: Fully-serviced bikes, navigation & safety equipment, expert guides, support vehicle

What’s Not Included

Airfare: When booking flights, plan to arrive a day early in case of delays/cancellations

Travel Insurance: Travel insurance is not required, but is HIGHLY recommended

Add-On Activities: Yoga, massage, paragliding, calligraphy class, Tao Drum

Guide Appreciation: Tips for local guides (surf instructors, SUP & kayak guides, etc.). Tipping HBV guides is not required or expected (but is appreciated).