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Luxurex will make your dream-like journey you’ve imagined in your heart come true with a fully customized trip.
Nagano
Zenagi is an exclusive luxury resort in Nagiso, Nagano, just three hours from Tokyo, hosting one group per day. Guests enjoy stunning Japanese Alps views, local cuisine, and unique activities led by expert guides in a tranquil, nature-filled setting.
Kagoshima
Embark on a Special Journey: Unforgettable Moments at Two Ultimate Resorts.Immerse yourself in the diverse and powerful allure of Kagoshima, from its rich natural landscapes to its volcanic hot springs, promising you an unforgettable, tailor-made journey of a lifetime.
Kagawa
Autumn trip to enjoy the beautiful autumn leaves and rich food in Kagawa Prefecture. Why not visit “Autumn in Kagawa” and enjoy both with your eyes and taste buds?
Hiroshima
Explore Hiroshima’s History and Beauty on a Special Journey. Discover new insights with each visit in Hiroshima, ensuring your unique and special experience.
Kyoto
Kyoto‘s Unique Charms, Your Exclusive Journey. Whether you’ve visited Kyoto multiple times or it's your first visit, we offer a tailored, exclusive tour just for you.
Tochigi
A special trip to Nikko, where history and nature merge. Blessed with history, nature, and hot springs, each beautifully blended with the other, we promise you a special trip that is uniquely yours.
About us
Creating an one-and-only experience, just for you.
We are here to bring to life the dreamlike journeys that you imagine in the depths of your hearts, allowing you to savor life freely. In the past, we have exclusively curated travel experiences for the valued clients of our parent company, PrivateBANK, enriching lives with vibrant hues through shared adventures. Moving forward, under the new brand ‘Luxurex,’ we aspire to craft delightful journeys that resonate with the aspirations of a broader audience.
Our online plans serve as mere glimpses; the real magic happens when we tailor a fully customized journey based on your budget, schedule, and travel desires. Whether it involves unconventional schedules that traditional airlines or trains cannot accommodate, or a combination of helicopters, cruisers, private jets, and dedicated chauffeurs, we make bold, exhilarating, and stress-free travel a reality.
Initiate the journey by reaching out to us, sharing your travel vision with our dedicated concierge. We hope this encounter becomes a catalyst for inspiration and tranquility in your work and daily life. Let us embark on this extraordinary journey together, where every detail is meticulously crafted to match the unique dreams residing in your heart.
Shinya Sonoda
Discovering Unseen Japan
Niigata新潟
From Tokyo Station to Niigata Station, it’s just a 1 hour and 30-minute ride on the Shinkansen. Niigata Prefecture, the fifth largest in Japan, spans approximately 250 kilometers from north to south along the Japan Sea coast.
Each region in Niigata offers a unique experience. The ‘Nagaoka Area’ hosts one of Japan’s top three fireworks festivals, the Nagaoka Festival Grand Fireworks, attracting over a million visitors annually. The ‘Yuzawa and Uonuma Area’ is home to the world’s largest art festival, the ‘Echigo Tsumari Art Triennale,’ held once every three years. The ‘Yahiko and Tsubame-Sanjo Area’ is known for its thriving production of high-quality metal Western-style tableware, capturing a 90% share of the domestic market and gaining international attention for its design and functionality.
With distinct climates and diverse landscapes across the prefecture, Niigata presents a different face in every season. It’s a place where the scenery changes with each visit, and there’s something captivating to discover year-round.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Echigo Tsumari Art Triennale: Held once every three years (Approximately 200 items on permanent display)
We’ll provide a private art tour with a guide.(available all seasons).
Nagano長野
Located in the central part of Japan, to the northwest of Tokyo, Nagano Prefecture is a region of breathtaking natural beauty. It is home to the majestic ‘Japan Alps,’ a series of stunning mountains exceeding 3,000 meters in height, featuring picturesque peaks that contribute to a captivating landscape. During the summer, sought-after retreats such as Karuizawa and Kamikochi offer an ideal getaway, with comfortable temperatures averaging around 74°F and low humidity. The area is rich in historical and cultural landmarks, such as the renowned Zenkoji Temple, housing Japan’s oldest Buddhist statue with a history spanning 1400 years, and Matsumoto Castle, recognized as Japan’s oldest surviving five-story, six-tiered castle keep.
Nagano Prefecture beckons tourists with a plethora of attractions, making it a destination where natural wonders and historical treasures seamlessly coexist.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Nozawa Onsen Fire Festival (one of the three major fire festivals in Japan): Usually January 13th-15th
Iida Oneri Festival: once every 7 years (in March)
Zenkoji Gokaicho: once every 7 years (around April to June)
The Onbashira Festival (at Suwa Grand Shrine complex): Every 7 years
Matsumoto Bon Bon Festival: 1st Saturday of August
Nagano Binzuru Dance Festival: 1st weekend of August
Lake Suwa Fireworks: Usually August 15th
Nagano Ebisukō Fireworks Festival: Late November
Tochigi栃木
Tochigi Prefecture, known for its diverse attractions, offers carefully selected hot springs like Nasu Onsen, Shiobara Onsen, and Kinugawa-Kawaji Onsen. It is also famous for local delicacies such as the best strawberries in Japan from Ichigo and gyoza from Utsunomiya. Traditional crafts like Mashiko pottery and historical sites like the Japan Heritage Site “Historical School of Ashikaga” add to its charm. Particularly, Nikko City, home to the UNESCO World Heritage Site ”Shrines and Temples of Nikko,” is an area not to be missed.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Yunishikawa-onsen KAMAKURA Snow House Festival: Late January to early March of regular year
Nikko Toshogu Shrine Annual Grand Spring Festival: May 17th and 18th
The Great Wisteria Festival: Mid-April to mid-May of regular year
Yamaage Festival (UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage): Late July
Nikko Toshogu Shrine Autumn Grand Festival: October 16th and 17th
Utsunomiya Gyoza Festival: Usually the first Saturday and Sunday in November
Tokyo東京
When you think of ‘Tokyo,’ each of us envisions a different landscape, from the dazzling high-rise neon lights of the metropolis to the nostalgic ambiance of the old-fashioned downtown areas where rickshaws still traverse the streets. The fact that such a diverse range of scenes can become someone’s signature image of this city is truly remarkable and unparalleled worldwide. In a ranking by readers in the U.S.-based travel magazine Condé Nast Traveler known as ‘The Readers’ Choice Awards’ for 2023, Tokyo was ranked as the second-best global city in the Urban category. Tokyo invites you to discover your own favorite ‘Tokyo’ in this multifaceted metropolis.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Jindaiji Temple: Dharma Doll Market (Ganzandaishi Taisai): Usually March 3rd and 4th
Asakusa Shrine: Sanja Festival: Mid to late May
Kanda Shrine (Kanda Myojin): Kanda Festival: Once every two years, mid-May
Sumida River Fireworks Festival: Usually last Saturday in July
Tsukiji Hongwanji Temple Noryo Bon Odori Festival: Early August
Tokyo Christmas Market: From Late November to December 25th
Kagawa香川
Kagawa Prefecture, the smallest in Japan, is a treasure trove of charm: ‘Mt. Shiude,‘ which has been featured in the French daily newspaper Le Figaro and The New York Times for its breathtaking cherry blossom views; ‘Ritsurin Garden,’ a garden so rich in diversity that every step unveils a different landscape; and don’t forget ‘Naoshima,’ famous for the Setouchi Triennale (Setouchi International Art Festival), where the entire island is adorned with art installations, drawing over 700,000 art lovers from around the world every year.
Exploring the diverse islands of the Seto Inland Sea, once referred to as the ‘Aegean Sea of the Orient,’ each boasting its unique history, culture, and ecosystem, is an absolute must to truly appreciate the allure of Kagawa and, indeed, the Seto Inland Sea. I strongly encourage you to experience it for yourself. In this tiniest of Japan’s prefectures, the abundance of allure is nothing short of remarkable.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Setouchi Triennale: held once every three years (the next triennale is expected to take place in 2025)
We’ll deliver a private Naoshima art island tour with a guide and chartered cruise.
Hiroshima広島
Hiroshima is a city with a history of atomic devastation that many foreigners may be familiar with, yet it has forged a resilient path of recovery, transforming into one of Japan’s premier metropolises, brimming with lush greenery and abundant water. On the “Island of the Gods,” Miyajima, you’ll discover the striking Great Torii Gate seemingly floating in the sea, along with the picturesque Itsukushima Shrine in vibrant vermilion. I highly recommend staying on the island, allowing you to explore the Itsukushima Shrine during the tranquil hours of morning and evening, hike up the sacred Mt. Misen, also the shrine’s main deity—savor a truly luxurious experience at this enchanting destination.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Toukasan Yukata Festival: Early June
Sumiyoshi Festival (Sumiyoshisan): July
Ebisu Taisai Festival (Ebisu-kou or Ebessan): Mid-November
Kyoto京都
For over a millennium, Kyoto, the ancient city that once served as Japan’s capital, thrived as a hub of politics and culture. Many associate Japan with Kyoto’s iconic cityscapes and shrines. In Kyoto, you can’t miss a total of 17 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including the world-renowned “Kiyomizu Temple” with its captivating the ‘Hinoki Wooden Stage of Kiyomizu,’ perched on a cliff or the awe-inspiring “Silver Pavilion,” known for its exquisite Japanese wabi-sabi aesthetic and beautiful gardens. The “Fushimi Inari Taisha,” famous for its thousands of vermilion-painted torii gates, and the “Sanjusangen-do” housing 1,000 one-thousand-armed Kannon statues, each with its unique history and characteristics. With over 4,700 diverse shrines and temples, complemented by the enchanting cherry blossoms in spring and fiery autumn foliage, Kyoto offers an inexhaustible treasure trove of charm that continues to captivate no matter how many times you visit.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Kyoto Toka Ebisu Festival: Usually from January 8th to 12th
Setsubun Festival at Yoshida Shrine: Usually February 2nd-4th (food stalls only on February 2nd and 3rd)
Hirano Shrine Okasai Festival: Usually April 10th
MIYAKO ODORI at the Gion Kobu Kaburenjo: in April
Aoi Matsuri Festival: Usually May 15th
Gion Matsuri Festival: July
Kyoto Gozan Okuribi (5 Mountains Bonfires for our ancestors): Usually August 16th
Jidai Matsuri Festival: Usually October 22nd
We’ll deliver a private tour with guide and chartered helicopter.
Kagoshima鹿児島
Covering an area approximately four times that of Tokyo and being the largest prefecture in Kyushu, Kagoshima is a globally unique region with three distinct climates due to its elongated north-south expanse. Renowned for its iconic active volcano, Sakurajima, the UNESCO World Heritage Site Yakushima with ancient Jomon Sugi trees said to be around 7,200 years old, and Amami Oshima known as the ‘closest island to paradise’ in Japan, Kagoshima is a diverse treasure trove of nature. Nurtured by its rich natural surroundings, the prefecture boasts a vibrant array of cuisine and a variety of diverse hot springs, proudly ranking second in the nation for the number of source springs. The region is brimming with robust charm derived from its bountiful natural wonders.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Terukuni Shrine Rokugatsudo lantern festival: Usually from early July to early August
Sogadon no Kasa-yaki (Soga-don Umbrella Burning | Kagoshima’s three major events): in July
Ogionsaa (Gion Festival in Kagoshima): Mid-July
Kawauchi Grand Tug of War: The day before the autumnal equinox
Myoenji Mairi (Kagoshima’s three major events): October 4th Saturday and Sunday
Ohara Festival (the largest festival in Southern Kyushu): November 2nd and 3rd
Yamaguchi山口
Yamaguchi Prefecture boasts breathtaking natural wonders, including the awe-inspiring “Motonosumi Shrine” with its 123 vibrant red torii gates, recognized by CNN in 2015 as one of ‘Japan’s 31 most beautiful places?’, and is also the epicenter of Fugu cuisine in Shimonoseki, where fresh seafood gathers, and a region celebrated for sake production, featuring the highly regarded Dassai brand. Don’t miss the soulful experience of savoring ‘Kawara Soba’ a local delicacy served steaming hot on heated roof tiles. It’s worth noting that Yamaguchi is where Japan first celebrated Christmas, adding a touch of historical romance to the region. Exploring Yamaguchi reveals not only its natural wonders but also its profound influence on Japanese history.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Akiyoshidai Yama-yaki (Mountain Burning): the 3rd Sunday in February
Hagi Camellia Festival: from mid-February to mid-March
Kintaikyo Bridge Festival: Usually April 29th
Shimonoseki Straits Festival: Usually May 2nd-4th
Yamaguchi Tanabata Lantern Festival (one of the three major fire festivals in Japan): Usually August 6th and 7th
Hofu Tenmangu Gojinko-sai Festival (Hadakabo “Naked Monk” Festival): the 4th Saturday in November
Ehime愛媛
Ehime Prefecture, embraced by the captivating aroma of citrus, proudly stands as a leading producer of citrus fruits nationwide. Upon arriving at Matsuyama Airport, the gateway to Ehime, you are instantly immersed in the region’s essence—tap water infused with mandarin juice (available for a fee), monumental mandarin sculptures, and an abundance of mandarin-themed sweets. From the moment you touch down, you’re greeted with the title of the ‘Mandarin Prefecture.’ However, Ehime offers more than just citrus delights. With a history spanning 3000 years, you can experience Japan’s oldest hot spring, Dōgo Onsen, or explore historical gems like Matsuyama Castle, standing for over 400 years. Ehime beckons with its profound allure, inviting you to uncover the rich tapestry of its history and the hidden charms that await.
Spring
Summer
Autumn
Winter
Events
Ikazaki Kite Battle Festival: Usually May 5th
Ukai (cormorant fishing) in Ōzu: Usually from June 1st to September 20th
Warei Taisai Uwajima Ushi-Oni Festival: Usually July 23rd and 24th
Matsuyama Dōgo Autumn Festival: Usually October5th–7th
Hōjō Autumn Festival: October 1st Saturday and Sunday
Doi Taiko Festival: Usually October 13th-15th
Saijo Festival: Usually October 14th-18th
Niihama Taiko Festival: Usually October 16th-18th
Travel to
Nagano
Kagoshima
Kagawa
Yamaguchi/Hiroshima
Hiroshima
Hiroshima/Ehime/Seto Inland Sea
Kagawa
Kagawa
Kyoto
Niigata
Tochigi
Tokyo
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