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Summer vacations abroad aren’t that expensive anymore! Family trips to Tokyo for just over 20,000 RMB or to Kyushu starting from 10,999 RMB

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Last updated 2026-09-25 — Are summer trips really that pricey? Isn’t a family trip to Japan quite the expense?! Parents who carefully budget need not worry — Wufu Travel has heard your concerns and carefully crafted Tokyo itineraries for just over 20,000 RMB and Kyushu tours starting from 10,999 RMB. With unbelievable prices, your whole family can explore the famous sights of Tokyo and Kyushu, enjoying a carefree holiday!

By Qidou Travel Network | Photos by Wufu Travel

Are summer trips really that pricey? Isn’t a family trip to Japan quite the expense?! Parents who carefully budget need not worry — Wufu Travel has heard your concerns and carefully crafted Tokyo itineraries for just over 20,000 RMB and Kyushu tours starting from 10,999 RMB. With unbelievable prices, your whole family can explore the famous sights of Tokyo and Kyushu, enjoying a carefree holiday!

Summer Trip to Tokyo • Just Over 20,000 RMB Is Super Value

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

What?! A summer trip to Tokyo for only 19,900 RMB including tax! Wufu Travel’s “Shocking 19,900 RMB Including Tax” Tokyo series lets you take your whole family on an affordable dream vacation for just over 20,000 RMB.

The top choice for a summer family trip to Tokyo is Disneyland. Beat the summer heat with fun at DisneySea, the coolest and most adventurous of the seven themed ports, which delights both adults and children alike.

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

Ibaraki Prefecture, about 40 km from Tokyo, is a recently popular travel destination. It borders the Pacific Ocean to the east and has mountainous areas to the north. Not only is it vast in land, but it also offers abundant mountain and seafood. In the summer, the beach is a must, and Hitachi Seaside Park near the blue sea is the perfect place to enjoy the ocean breeze. Here, you can also admire the yellow-green Kochia plants covering the ground, a super healing view that helps you let go of worries and enjoy the lively summer atmosphere.

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

Not far south of Hitachi Seaside Park is Oarai Isosaki Shrine, established in 856. The shrine enshrines the deity Ookuninushi-no-Mikoto, believed to protect family safety and prosperity in business. It’s also a sacred site for fans of the anime “Girls und Panzer.”

And the most unforgettable sight here is the torii gate standing on the Pacific sea rocks — the torii of Kamishio. On a clear morning, you can watch the rising sun from the Pacific paint the torii red. At dusk or during moonrise, you’ll also witness an incomparably beautiful scene.

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

A visit to Ibaraki Prefecture isn’t complete without a stop at Oarai Aquarium. The aquarium is divided into 9 zones, home to about 350 species and 15,000 marine creatures. There are also popular dolphin and sea lion shows, water performances, and more, loved by countless Japanese children. This summer, bring your little ones to spend joyful time with marine animals!

Playing with Kitty in Kyushu • Tour Fees Starting from 10,999 RMB Is No Exaggeration

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

If you’ve already explored Tokyo and Disneyland, why not visit Kyushu’s Hello Kitty Park this year? A paradise loved by all Hello Kitty fans, it features 12 attractions including “Kitty’s House,” “3D Dream Time Machine,” “Park Train,” “Roller Coaster,” “Sanrio Star Boat,” and “Ferris Wheel.” In addition, there are live performance shows like Kitty’s Dream Factory, where Kitty appears in parades with her family members, dressed in colorful costumes accompanied by cheerful music, captivating both kids and adults alike!

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

In Yanagawa City, located in the southwestern part of Fukuoka Prefecture, where the Yabe River meets Ariake Sea, you can take a relaxing ride on a traditional boat called “donkobune” along the waterways of the old Yanagawa Castle, surrounded by weeping willows, and gaze at the early 20th-century warehouses along the riverbanks, as if traveling back in time.

Summer Trip to Japan. (Photo by Wufu Travel)

Beyond theme parks and natural scenery, Kyushu also boasts unique historical and cultural charm. Karatsu Castle in Saga Prefecture is located on Mt. Manzuka in Karatsu City. It was built during the Edo period by Terasawa Hirotaka, a retainer of Toyotomi Hideyoshi. From the top of the castle’s keep, you can see the pine forests on both sides that resemble a crane spreading its wings, hence it is also nicknamed Maizuru Castle. It is a must-visit historical and traditional landmark.

A summer vacation trip to Japan. (Photo / Wu Fu Travel)

In Moji Port Area in Kitakyushu City, a former international trade port from the Meiji to Taisho periods in Japan, many Western-style nostalgic buildings from the late Edo and Meiji Restoration eras are preserved. These old banks and trading company buildings in European style evoke a deep sense of nostalgia. With its blend of history and modern architecture, the eclectic mix in Moji showcases art and historical vibes, making Japanese history and geography incredibly fascinating. Children can step out of the confines of rigid textbooks and broaden their international perspectives.


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