Japan Active Travel for World Masters Games Participants & Families

The itineraries above are for inspiration. Every journey is individually designed around competition schedules, travel pace, and personal interests. We invite you to explore our travel packages to discover destinations and ideal trip lengths.   

Sample Itinerary 1

7 Days | Games-Centered Japan Stay

Best for: Athletes with limited time, first-time Japan visitors

Day 1 – Arrival in Tokyo
Private airport transfer. Light evening walk or rest after international flight.

Day 2 – Tokyo Highlights (Easy Pace)
Cultural introduction: historic neighborhoods, local food areas, and relaxed sightseeing tailored around energy levels.

Day 3 – World Masters Games (Competition Day)
Private or assisted transfer to competition venue.
Companions enjoy parallel sightseeing or free exploration.

Day 4 – World Masters Games (Competition / Rest Day)
Optional light activities, recovery time, or onsen experience.

Day 5 – Tokyo → Kyoto
Bullet train transfer. Evening stroll in traditional districts.

Day 6 – Kyoto Cultural Discovery
Temples, gardens, and historic streets at a comfortable pace.

Day 7 – Departure
Private transfer to airport or onward extension.

Sample Itinerary 2

10 Days | Games + Classic Japan Journey

Best for: Athletes traveling with spouses or family

Days 1–3 – Tokyo
Arrival, recovery, and guided cultural sightseeing.
Optional food experiences or neighborhood walks.

Days 4–6 – World Masters Games
Competition days scheduled with flexibility.
Companions follow a parallel sightseeing program or attend selected events.

Days 7–8 – Kyoto
Cultural immersion: temples, gardens, and traditional districts.

Day 9 – Kyoto → Osaka
Food-focused experiences, shopping, or free exploration.

Day 10 – Departure
Airport transfer or optional extension.

Sample Itinerary 3

12–14 Days | Masters Games + Deep Japan Experience

Best for: Active travelers, retirees, and long-haul guests

Days 1–4 – Tokyo & Surroundings
Arrival, recovery, and deeper exploration including scenic day trips.

Days 5–7 – World Masters Games
Competition, rest days, and social time with other international athletes.

Days 8–10 – Kyoto
Slow-paced cultural experiences, gardens, and traditional neighborhoods.

Days 11–12 – Regional Japan Extension
Countryside, coastal areas, or onsen towns focused on wellness and recovery.

Days 13–14 – Return or Optional Add-On
Flexible ending depending on flight routes and interests.