no sooner has the 2014 brochure been completed than I turn my attention to the 2015 one!

When we did our research for the latest brochure two destinations that were mentioned a few times were Japan & South Korea.

So in the spirit of power to the people (that could be my motto!) - what would get your vote:

Japan - a tour that took in Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Osaka, Kyoto and Hiroshima

Japan & South Korea - a tour that spent 5 nights in each country

Neither

let me know what you think!

WIll

I don't know much about South Korea so based on that alone i would choose Japan however it is extremely expensive?

Mark

From me NEITHER ..... Sorry

Cindy

always fancied Japan, once saw a tour in the Travelsphere brochure years ago that included the bullet train from Tokyo to Osaka, something like that would be good

Dave

Can you please put my name down for it. I have always wanted to go to Japan.

Regards Julie

I've been to Japan twice and I love it. Been to all the places that you are proposing, would also recommend Nara - close to Kyoto, stuffed with temples and FAR less busy. The island of Miyajima, close to Hiroshima, was also wonderful but a Japanese friend has told me that it was badly damaged in the tsunami and has not really recovered - such a pity.

I'd love to visit Korea - for sure it would not be a relaxing holiday but there is plenty of amazing culture there which I think tends to get overshadowed somewhat by Japan's obvious attractions.

So a vote for Korea (pretty please!)

RM.

At a push, 5 days in each would be fantastic. :thumbup:

Japan really interests me but so does South Korea. Perhaps Japan with the added option of South Korea so it doesn't have to be so expensive for those who just want to visit Japan but also satisfies those who want to visit both.I haven't received my new brochure yet and the suspense is killing me.

Kind regards

Iris

I would be interested in both - I like the unknown !

Angie

Marie

Cheers,

Bob

Did fancy Japan once before : BUT since then I really don't like crowds that much now and I expect South Korea will be similar.

SO for me :- NEITHER.

sorry

Eric

Pete .......................

But I would have thought that the best split would be a 7 & 3 - one day doing the DMZ area, one day for Seoul and a day for the folk centre.

I've got a couple (of hundred!!) photos you know lol

Fabulous idea - I would love to do both Japan and South Korea - price permitting.

Kezzer

Sheryl

Gordon

Just wondering if there is any progress to report on this fledgling tour? Given the comments about, I'd suggest a fairly comprehensive Japan tour, with South Korea as an add-on. I know Japan is an expensive destination, but the new TS Japan tour is at a fairly reasonable price, so hopefully you can strike a good deal for JY!!

Cheers,

Bob