Japan
From quiet temples to buzzing city nights, mountain trails to bullet trains — this is Japan, shared with a group of singles who believe the best connections happen offline.
Oct 24 · 8 nights · Max 20 travellers
Dates
Oct 24
Duration
8 nights
Region
Japan
Group
Max 20
Price
From ₹1,65,000
Nothing to pay to request
Availability
Available
The trip
Some places deserve to be experienced with the right company. Japan is one of them.
This October, we're taking a curated group of singles across Japan, from Tokyo's electric streets and the views of Mt. Fuji to the timeless charm of Kyoto and the unforgettable Halloween buzz of Osaka.
No rushed itineraries. No tour-bus energy. Just a small group of like-minded people exploring one of the world's most beautiful countries together. Expect great conversations over izakayas, bullet train rides, hidden cafés, iconic landmarks, late-night walks, and the kind of memories that only happen when you travel with strangers who quickly become friends.
Like every Happy Hour trip, applications are screened to keep the group intentional, balanced, and genuinely fun.
A week in Japan. A handful of incredible people. Stories you'll be talking about long after you're home.
24th October – 1st November | Japan Unplugged with Singles
Limited spots. Once the group is full, applications close.
Hosted by the Offline team
Every departure travels with a dedicated trip captain from the Offline by Happy Hour team — your captain is introduced once your request is accepted.
How paying works
Nothing to pay to request. We confirm the fit first.
Every request personally reviewed by the Offline team.
Day by day
Day 1 · Arrival
Land, breeze through immigration, no small talk required yet. Your Offline trip captain grabs you at arrivals and gets you to the hotel — bags down, no admin. Freshen up, then meet the group over drinks on a Tokyo pub crawl. Consider this the icebreaker nobody has to plan. Overnight in Tokyo.
Day 2 · Day
Breakfast, then a full day of Tokyo doing what Tokyo does best — contradicting itself beautifully. Sensō-ji Temple first, Tokyo's oldest, tucked into the always-lively Asakusa quarter, followed by a wander down the shopping street for snacks worth fighting over. Up next: Tokyo Skytree, for views that make for a better photo than any dating app profile picture. End the day at teamLab Planets — shoes off, walk through water and light. It's the kind of shared, slightly surreal moment that makes strangers into friends by dinner.
Day 3 · Day
Breakfast, then the day is yours to spend exactly how you like — solo, or with your new favourite people from last night. Wander the Meiji Shrine grounds, the Imperial Palace gardens, the Tokyo National Museum, or the endless Togoshi Ginza shopping street. Or skip the culture and go full theme park — Tokyo Disneyland is a self-arranged option for the day.
Day 4 · Day
Check out, then a scenic drive out toward Mt. Fuji — window seats are non-negotiable. Stop at Mt. Fuji 5th Station, the highest point you can reach by road, for the postcard view everyone's actually here for. Chureito Pagoda next, the single most photographed Fuji backdrop in the country — and the group photo you'll actually keep. Roll into Hakone by evening, a hot-spring town built for slowing down together.
Day 5 · Day
Breakfast, then a half-day through Hakone's best bits — a cruise across volcanic Lake Ashi, and a ropeway ride over the smoking vents of Owakudani Valley. From there, a bullet train to Kyoto — Japan's countryside blurring past at 300km/h, which is somehow still slower than how fast this group has bonded. Check in for two nights in Kyoto.
Day 6 · Day
A full day through Kyoto's quieter, more soulful side. Morning in the Arashiyama Bamboo Grove — genuinely one of those places photos undersell — then on to Fushimi Inari Shrine and its thousand red torii gates. After lunch, an hour out to Nara Deer Park, where over a thousand free-roaming deer will happily photobomb your grid. Second night in Kyoto.
Day 7 · Day
Check out, road transfer to Osaka — a shift in energy from Kyoto's calm to Osaka's buzz. Check in, breathe, then out to explore: Umeda Sky Building for skyline views, the grandeur of Osaka Castle and its park, and Katsuo-ji Temple, home to thousands of Daruma dolls said to bring good luck — worth a wish or two.
Day 8 · Day
Breakfast, then a completely open day to make Osaka yours — and it happens to land on Halloween. Go big at Universal Studios Japan, shop Shinsaibashi till your card taps out, get lost in Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan, or cruise the Tombori River at golden hour. Come evening, Osaka's Halloween energy takes over Dotonbori and Amerikamura — costumes, street parties, the whole city out. Grab street food first, okonomiyaki and takoyaki, then let the night decide the rest.
Day 9 · Departure
Last hotel breakfast, then check out and transfer to Osaka airport. Trip's over, but the group chat isn't going anywhere.
Nothing to pay to request. We confirm the fit first.
Every request personally reviewed by the Offline team.
The details