Japan Tokyo Tours

• Japan: Tap water is generally safe to drink nationwide.

• China: Tap water is not recommended. Use bottled or filtered water.

Yes. Minors may require parental or guardian consent and additional documentation. Check the official visa guidelines for your nationality.

Yes. Travel insurance is highly recommended for both Japan and China, covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, lost belongings, and emergency evacuation.

• Japan: Typhoon season is June–October. Winter travel may involve heavy snow in northern regions.

• China: Summer heat and air pollution can affect health in some cities. Stay hydrated, check local weather, and avoid high pollution days.

For group tours, your spot is confirmed once we receive your deposit.
For private tours, short stays, extensions or additional nights, confirmation typically takes 3–10 days depending on the destination and local holidays.
After confirmation, we will send an updated invoice showing your deposit. Please ensure your name matches your passport exactly. Forms can also be accessed on our website.

All travellers are limited to bring one suitcase (up to 20kg) and one piece of hand luggage (up to 5kg).
Please refer to the relevant tour page for further details and airline-specific rules.

Your health and safety are paramount to Three Bears Travel. Some of our itineraries include difficult conditions which can make physical activities challenging. You should be in reasonably good health and be able to participate in all activities unaided. We recommend you see your doctor at least six weeks prior to travel for advice and to allow time for any necessary vaccinations. Please remember to take your itinerary with you.

Passengers with existing medical conditions and food allergies must advise Three Bears Travel at time of booking.

• Japan: Japanese Yen (JPY). Cash is still widely used, especially in smaller shops, rural areas, and temples. Credit cards are commonly accepted in major hotels, department stores, and restaurants in big cities.
• China: Chinese Yuan (CNY / Renminbi). While cash is accepted, mobile payments like Alipay and WeChat Pay are widely used. Some international credit cards may not work in smaller shops, so it’s advisable to carry some cash or use mobile payment apps.