Business studies trip to Japan School Trips
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A school trip to Japan is an exciting opportunity to immerse your students in one of the world's leading economies, to gain insights into modern business practices, bleeding edge technology, and manufacturing processes. By experiencing Japan's markets and industries, not to mention the countries fascinating cultural approach to commerce, students can develop a better understanding of business and economics.With over 20 years in the industry, we are setting the standard when it comes to educational travel. We can help you plan a trip perfectly aligned with your objectives, finding the best price with maximum flexibility and financial security.
We send hundreds of students to worldwide every year, meaning we are well equipped to help you find bespoke itineraries to meet and exceed your academic goals. We can create an unforgettable adventure for any subject!
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Example Itineraries for our 2026 trips
On the first day the group will arrive in Japan. To settle in your students will have time to relax after the long flight and get used to their new environment.
On the second day you could participate in a guided tour to learn about Japan's political system and government. In the afternoon there would be free time for students to explore the city at their own pace.
Day three will feature visits to two iconic locations - the Tokyo Stock Exchange for Japan's financial markets and the Sony Building where you can find out more about Japan's advancements in technology.
On day four the group will visit Honda to explore Japan's car industry. Following this students will participate in a Japanese cooking class.
Day 5 students will visit the Tsukiji Fish Market which one of the worlds most famous seafood market. Then they will tour the historic district of Asakusa and visit Sensoji Temple to learn about traditional Japanese culture and history.
On Day 6 yuor group will explore the world of science and automotive technology. Visit the National Museum of Emerging Science to learn about science and technology and then head to Toyotas Mega Car Theme Park.
Finally on Day 7 the group will head back home.
On the second day you could participate in a guided tour to learn about Japan's political system and government. In the afternoon there would be free time for students to explore the city at their own pace.
Day three will feature visits to two iconic locations - the Tokyo Stock Exchange for Japan's financial markets and the Sony Building where you can find out more about Japan's advancements in technology.
On day four the group will visit Honda to explore Japan's car industry. Following this students will participate in a Japanese cooking class.
Day 5 students will visit the Tsukiji Fish Market which one of the worlds most famous seafood market. Then they will tour the historic district of Asakusa and visit Sensoji Temple to learn about traditional Japanese culture and history.
On Day 6 yuor group will explore the world of science and automotive technology. Visit the National Museum of Emerging Science to learn about science and technology and then head to Toyotas Mega Car Theme Park.
Finally on Day 7 the group will head back home.
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