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Japanese red head Tancho cranes flying and dancing during winter in Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan
Japanese red head Tancho cranes flying and dancing during winter in Kushiro, Hokkaido, Japan
ExpeditionsA Journey from Nome to Tokyo: Ring of Fire to Ainu Culture

A Journey from Nome to Tokyo: Ring of Fire to Ainu Culture

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Follow the Pacific’s “Ring of Fire” from Alaska’s volcanic Aleutian Islands to the rugged island of Hokkaido, Japan. Discover the wild, seldom-visited islands of the Bering Sea, encountering millions of seabirds as well as northern fur seals and bears in the Pribilof and Aleutian Islands. View towering volcanic cones in the distance on our way to Hokkaido—home to more than 51 volcanoes. Cap off your voyage with two days in vibrant Tokyo.

Highlights

Yamadera Temple during Autumn in Yamagata, Japan
  • Watch for a profusion of rare wildlife in Alaska’s Pribilof and Aleutian Islands: from whiskered auklets and northern fur seals to Steller’s sea eagles and brown bears

  • Search for the sacred red-crowned crane on a visit to the wetlands of Kushiro on Hokkaido

  • Learn about the culture of Hokkaido’s indigenous Ainu people on visits to a village and a living history museum

  • Delve into the history of the shoguns and samurai while visiting castle ruins in Sendai, and the beautiful Kairakuen Garden in Mito

  • Enjoy a rich program of lectures by an expert team of naturalists, historians, and photographers

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$31,590

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Does not include any flights

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dates
Aug
duration
21 Days
starts at
Nome, Alaska
ends at
Tokyo, Japan

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From

$31,590

/ per person

Book Now
dates
Aug
duration
21 Days
starts at
Nome, Alaska
ends at
Tokyo, Japan

View our brochures for more details

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From

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dates
Aug
duration
21 Days
starts at
Nome, Alaska
ends at
Tokyo, Japan

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