Japan Travel Agent Specialist

"Six days into the bullet train from Tokyo, Mount Fuji appears in the window — enormous, snow-capped, completely unannounced — and the whole carriage goes quiet.That moment is Japan. Thoughtful, quietly remarkable, and nothing like what you expected.For over 35 years, Jenna has been building Japan journeys that honor both sides of this country — the electric pulse of Tokyo's neighborhoods, where a ramen shop down an unmarked alley serves the best bowl of your life, and the pin-drop stillness of a Kyoto temple at 6am, before anyone else arrives. The bamboo groves of Arashiyama. A private session with a master Buddha sculptor in a workshop most visitors walk right past. The Park Hyatt Tokyo at night, with the city spread below like a circuit board. Spring means cherry blossom season — one of the great annual pilgrimages of the travel world. Late March through early April, Kyoto's Philosopher's Path becomes a tunnel of pink, Ueno Park fills with lanterns and hanami picnics, and the Nakameguro Canal glows at night in a scene that feels more like a painting than real life. Timing it right matters — and Jenna knows exactly when to go.Winter tells a different story. Hokkaido's legendary powder draws skiers who want the best snow on earth, followed by outdoor onsens steaming against the cold — a rhythm of exertion and restoration that feels distinctly Japanese. Every August, the Awa Odori festival floods Tokushima's streets with 100,000 dancers in a spectacle of movement and noise that stops travelers cold.Whether the journey is a honeymoon at a clifftop ryokan in Hakone with Fuji views, a culinary deep dive through Osaka's Dotonbori street food scene, or a family adventure threading bullet trains, temples, and deer parks in Nara — every itinerary begins with one question: what do you want to feel?West Coast travelers — from California to the Pacific Northwest — consistently rank Japan among the most transformative long-haul trips of their lives. For luxury travelers, honeymoon couples, and culinary adventurers across the US, Japan rewards the flight time with experiences that simply don't exist anywhere else. Jenna has been placing clients inside those experiences for over 35 years, and the calls to plan a return trip start before the first one is over.When you book with Jenna, Japan stops being a destination and becomes something you spend years trying to put into words."