Join us on an unforgettable 8-day tour of Japan, from Tokyo to tropical Okinawa! Experience the country’s rich culture and stunning landscapes, while warming up for the AcroYoga Japan Festival. Enjoy off-the-beaten path experiences, sample diverse cuisine, and stay in beautiful and quirky accommodations. Optional movement activities and Japanese language and culture lessons included. Don’t miss this opportunity to explore Japan with a group of acrobats and make new friends. Book your adventure now!
$2,850.00
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Registration: $2,850
Cost Includes a $500 non-refundable fee.
(Purchase festival tickets directly on the festival page)
Mark your calendar and get ready for an exciting adventure in Japan! Join us for an 8-day, 7-night tour beginning in Tokyo/Narita all the way to tropical Okinawa, Japan’s southernmost island. We’ll explore the rich culture and beautiful landscapes of Japan, all while warming up for the AcroYoga Japan Festival.
The journey will include a colorful menu of Japanese environments—big cities and small villages, parks, museums, gardens, hot springs, classical and contemporary culture—with an emphasis on off-the-beaten path experiences and a few of Japan’s weirder attractions (known to aficionados as “chin-spots”). We’ll sample Japan’s diverse cuisine and stay in beautiful and sometimes quirky guest houses, inns, and hostels. Your package includes accommodations*, transportation**, two meals a day, a group of new friends to explore with, movement training and play, and a Japanese interpreter to guide our adventures.
Along the way, we’ll offer optional movement activities including AcroYoga, Slackline Yoga, handstands and yoga, as well as mini-lessons on Japanese language and culture. The tour will culminate in Okinawa, the “Hawaii” of Japan, where you will have the opportunity to join in the AcroYoga Japan Festival and enjoy all the training, connection and inspiration that comes with it. By that time, your body will be in gear, you’ll know how to get around in Japan, and you’ll have a new group of friends to play with at the festival and beyond.
This is the perfect opportunity to warm up for the festival, explore Japan with a group of acrobats, and experience the beauty and wonder of this amazing country. Don’t miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime adventure!
We can’t wait to see you in Japan!
Camellia is a Japanese interpreter and translator with over 23 years of experience. She is also a passionate movement performer and teacher, specialized in acroyoga, dance, and physical theater. She’s a giant fan of Japanese culture, adventure, acro, and the YogaSlackers, so this project is a longtime dream come true!
Sam is the co-founder of YogaSlackers. He travels the world as a full-time nomad in search for play and connectin. He utilizes slackline yoga, acroyoga and adventure as tools to inspire people to find their true passions in life.
Raquel is an international recognized yoga, handstands, acroyoga and slackline yoga teacher. Known for her clear, safe and progressive teaching style, Raquel has the ability to transform complex movements into simple attainable forms.
You may cancel your reservation and receive a refund according to the following schedule:
Please note that any refunds will be processed within 30 days of cancellation.
We highly recommend that you purchase travel insurance at the time of booking to protect yourself against unexpected cancellations or emergencies. Most travel insurance policies offer coverage for trip cancellation, interruption, and delay, as well as medical expenses and other travel-related issues. Be sure to review the policy details and restrictions carefully to ensure that you are fully covered.
No. The AcroYoga Japan festival pass is not included. You will have to purchase the AcroYoga Japan Festival pass directly on their website.
No. The tour housing ends on the morning of June 29th. You will have to reserve your housing and transportation for the festival. However, we can suggest options for you to book in advance.
We recommend you fly! You can fly from Okinawa into Tokyo.
Or you may want to consider a multi-city flight arriving Japan through Tokyo and departing from Okinawa.
Traveling in Japan with visible tattoos can be challenging due to cultural associations with the Yakuza (organized crime) and many public places such as hot springs, swimming pools, and gyms prohibiting entry to people with tattoos. However, attitudes towards tattoos are slowly changing, and it is becoming more acceptable in some areas, particularly among younger generations.
Take a moment to read this blog written by Japan Rail.
