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News Tours for Tokyo Anime Fair, Japanese Culture Announced
posted on 2007-12-03 16:04 EST
Intermixi, the travel agency founded earlier this year by former Pop Japan Travel and Digital Manga Publishing employee Isaac Lew, has released details of its next two Japan tours. "Kame Hame Hansai" will run from March 24 to March 30 with an itinerary of visits to Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto. From March 27 to April 3, the Neo-Tokyo Tour will feature a visit to the Tokyo Anime Fair, a club night, and additional exclusive events. The two tours may be combined, but the price for neither is currently available.
Earlier this year, Intermixi organized a Tokyo Game Show tour. It is currently one of at least three companies that offer such pop culture-themed trips. Those three include Destination Japan and Pop Japan Travel itself, which went on hiatus in the first part of the year but relaunched in July.
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