5 Night Tokyo & Nagoya Package

2-Day Grandstand B2 Ticket
5 Nights, 4-Star Accommodation (Tokyo + Nagoya)
Exclusive Pre-Race Function, Tours, Transfers & more

Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix

Suzuka, Japan

02 Apr 25 - 07 Apr 25

from $6,285 / person twin share

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Our 5-Night Tokyo & Nagoya Package offers an epic experience at Japanese Grand Prix along with a Cherry Blossom stopover in Tokyo. Enjoy five nights of premium 4-Star accommodation with two nights in Tokyo and three nights in Nagoya, complete with daily breakfast. Take a day tour in Tokyo and a Half-Day Tour in Nagoya where you’ll explore some of the city’s highlights including Nagoya Castle, Tokugawa Art Museum and Garden and Atsuta Jingu. You’ll also enjoy the racing action with prime views of Suzuka Circuit from your 2-Day Grandstand B2 ticket, along with an exclusive Keith Prowse Travel welcome event where you can meet like-minded motorsport fans.

2-Day Grandstand B2 Ticket

2-Day Grandstand B2 Ticket (Upper Zone) (Saturday 5th & Sunday 6th April)
Grandstand B2 offers some of the best views at Suzuka Circuit, situated on the outside of the first two corners

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5 Nights, 4-Star Accommodation (Tokyo + Nagoya)

2 nights’ accommodation at 4-Star Mitsui Garden Hotel Roppongi Tokyo Premier (Wed 2nd – Fri 4th April)
3 nights’ accommodation at 4-Star Courtyard by Marriott Nagoya (Fri 4th – Mon 7th April)
Daily breakfast

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Tokyo Day Tour Including Lunch

Embark on a Tokyo exploration from your hotel with your guide. Begin at Meiji Shrine, steeped in Shinto tradition, before delving into Shibuya’s vibrant youth culture. Then, marvel at the Imperial Palace gardens at Kokyo Gaien and immerse yourself in Asakusa’s historic charm. Don’t miss Sensoji Temple and Nakamise Street’s delights. Conclude your day atop the Tokyo Skytree, savoring panoramic city views. Reflect on Tokyo’s diverse allure as you return to your hotel, memories in tow

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Nagoya Half-Day Tour Including Lunch

Enjoy the highlights of Nagoya on Friday 4, with a Half-Day Tour including Lunch. Firstly you will visit Nagoya Castle, one of the largest castles in Japan. Destroyed in air raids in 1945, the current construction dates to 1959 and contains a modern museum with exhibits on the castle’s history. Next to the Castle is the Tokugawa Art Museum and Garden. The Museum exhibits treasures of the Tokugawa Family, including armor and swords. The accompanying garden was originally part of a retirement residence for local lords. Restored in 2001 and reopened in 2004, it is a beautiful place to stroll. After the garden, you will then head to Atsuta Jingu, founded about 1900 years ago. This shrine is one of the most important in Japan as it enshrines the Sun Goddess Amaterasu-Oomikami and is ranking second only to the Great Shrine of Ise amount Japanese people.

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