Adventure Camps

Zigotours Tokyo Winter and Spring City Camp for Teens

Tokyo, JapanZigotours

Dates
Feb 8 – 14, 2027
Duration
1 week
Ages
15–17
Price from

$2,517

Course price for 1 week

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Zigotours runs this eight-day city camp in Tokyo for teenagers aged 15 to 17. The group flies from Paris on scheduled flights with a stopover, stays in a youth hostel with shared kitchen and common room, and travels around the capital on metro and train passes. Days follow the itinerary published by the operator: the Senso-ji temple in Asakusa, the manga and gaming district of Akihabara, the youth districts of Shibuya and Harajuku, the futuristic bay island of Odaiba, Ueno park with the Ameyoko market, a traditional onsen and the panoramic observatory in Shinjuku. Groups run from twelve to twenty-four participants, with a director and qualified youth leaders and one adult for every eight young people. Breakfasts are taken at the hostel, lunches are picnics and dinners are eaten in snack bars or small restaurants. The camp is offered in the winter holiday periods.

Age

15–17 yrs

Language

French

Program type

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About

About the Course

The programme is a supervised city discovery trip, not a course: there are no lessons and no entry level is required. The group follows the itinerary published by the operator across Tokyo, moving between districts on metro and train passes, with a director and qualified youth leaders travelling with them throughout.

What’s Included

The fee covers return scheduled flights from Paris with a stopover, full board, accommodation, all local travel, the supervision team, the listed activities and repatriation and personal accident insurance. Departures from other French cities can be arranged by the operator for an additional charge that depends on the city. Passport, exit authorisation, a signed health record and parental consent for activities are required before departure.

Accommodation

The group sleeps in a youth hostel in dormitories of four to eight beds. Showers and toilets are shared and located outside the rooms, and there is a shared kitchen and a common room. The hostel is a five-minute walk from the railway and metro station, with a supermarket nearby.

Meal Plan

Full board is included. Breakfasts are taken at the hostel, lunches are picnics eaten during the day's visits, and dinners are eaten in snack bars or small restaurants around the city.

Activities & Excursions

Visits include the Senso-ji temple and the historic Asakusa district, Akihabara with its manga, gaming and technology shops, the youth districts of Shibuya and Harajuku, the artificial bay island of Odaiba with its museums and viewpoints, Ueno park and the Ameyoko market, a traditional Japanese onsen, and the panoramic observatory at the Shinjuku city hall.

Facilities

Accommodation is in a youth hostel with a shared kitchen and a common room; showers and sanitary facilities are shared. The programme has no campus of its own — the city itself and its public transport network are the setting for the week.

Camp Experience

Group size runs from twelve to twenty-four participants aged 15 to 17, supervised by a director and qualified youth leaders at a ratio of one adult for every eight young people. A first-aid kit is carried by a member of staff acting as health assistant, and a doctor is consulted at the slightest doubt. The camp runs during the winter and spring holiday periods.

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Tokyo City Discovery Programme

25 Lessons · 15–17 yrs · A1–C2

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A supervised city-discovery programme in Tokyo for teenagers. Days are built around the district visits listed by the operator, with travel between them on metro and train passes and time in the youth hostel between outings.

No lessons are part of this programme: it is a discovery trip rather than a language or academic course.

Discovery of Tokyo: temples, pop-culture districts, the bay area, a city park and market, a traditional onsen and a panoramic observatory.

Daily Schedule

  1. Breakfast

    07:0008:00

  2. Activities or excursions

    08:3012:30

  3. Lunch

    12:3013:30

  4. Activities or excursions

    14:0018:00

  5. Dinner

    18:3019:30

  6. Evening activities

    20:0022:00

  7. Lights out

    22:30

Included items

  • Small groups
  • Excursions
  • Cafeteria
  • Residence accommodation
  • Student lounge

Optional Extras

Top recommendation

Recommended for most families

Smooth arrival and fewer surprises.

Departure city: Lille

Supplement published by the operator for joining the trip from Lille instead of the Paris departure point.

Departure city: Ajaccio

Supplement published by the operator for joining the trip from Ajaccio instead of the Paris departure point.

Transfer25

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Zigotours

Zigotours is a French youth travel operator based in Grenoble that runs residential holiday camps and young-adult trips in France and abroad for participants aged 6 to 25. Founded in 1989, it organises multi-activity, mountain, ski, seaside and touring programmes led by qualified directors and activity leaders. Its package rates are all-inclusive: travel from Paris, full board, accommodation, supervision, local transport, repatriation and accident insurance, and the activities listed for each programme.

www.zigotours.com

Location

Map showing camp locationTokyo, Japan, Tokyo

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More about this camp

Zigotours, a French youth-travel operator, runs this eight-day city camp in Tokyo for teenagers aged 15 to 17. It is offered during the winter and spring holiday periods, with several departure dates in each. The group flies from Paris on scheduled flights with a stopover, and once in Japan moves around the capital on metro and train passes rather than by coach, which makes the city itself the setting for the week. The itinerary is published by the operator and is the same for every departure. It covers the historic district of Asakusa and the Senso-ji temple; Akihabara, the district given over to manga, video games and technology; Shibuya and Harajuku, where Tokyo teenagers spend their own free time; Odaiba, the artificial island in the bay with its museums, leisure spaces and views across the water; Ueno park with its museums and the neighbouring Ameyoko market; a traditional Japanese onsen; and the panoramic observatory at the Shinjuku city hall. There are no lessons and no entry level is required, as this is a discovery trip rather than a language or academic course. Accommodation is in a youth hostel, in dormitories of four to eight beds, with showers and toilets shared and located outside the rooms. The hostel has a shared kitchen and a common room, and stands a five-minute walk from the railway and metro station, with a supermarket nearby. Full board is included: breakfasts at the hostel, picnic lunches during the day's visits, and dinners in snack bars or small restaurants. Groups run from twelve to twenty-four participants, supervised by a director and qualified youth leaders at a published ratio of one adult for every eight young people. A first-aid kit is carried by a member of staff acting as health assistant, and the operator states that a doctor is consulted at the slightest doubt. The published fee covers return flights from Paris, accommodation, full board, local travel, the supervision team, the listed activities and repatriation and personal accident insurance; travel to Paris from other French cities can be arranged by the operator for an additional charge that depends on the city. The camp may suit families whose teenager is drawn to Japanese cities and pop culture and who want a short, fully supervised trip with a fixed programme and a French-speaking team. Before making travel arrangements, please confirm dates, prices and availability directly with the camp provider, as they can change quickly.

Price from $2,517