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Georgia & Azerbaijan from Japan

8,000-year-old wine, mountain villages and a deep food culture — the Caucasus rewards curious travellers from Japan. Here's how a trip works on the ground.

Getting there

There are no direct flights from Japan, so most travellers connect one-stop via Istanbul, Doha, Dubai or Abu Dhabi to Tbilisi or Baku; we check live routes for your dates and handle transfers.

Visa & entry

Japanese citizens enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year; Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa (evisa.gov.az). We confirm and arrange them.

When to go

Spring and autumn are best for touring and the wine harvest; summer suits the high mountains and the Black Sea; winter is for skiing and quiet cities.

Why it suits you

Georgia's qvevri wine and amber (orange) wine are a genuine discovery, paired with a distinctive cuisine and UNESCO-listed heritage. Compact distances and our on-the-ground team make it easy and unhurried.

Plan your trip from Japan

Tell us your dates and group — we build the itinerary, handle the visas and transfers, and quote it. Nothing is priced online because every trip is tailored.

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Georgia & Azerbaijan from Japan, answered

Do Japanese citizens need a visa for Georgia?
No — Japanese passport holders enter Georgia visa-free for up to a year. Azerbaijan issues an online ASAN e-Visa. We confirm the current rules and arrange them.
How do I fly to Georgia from Japan?
There are no direct flights; most connect one-stop via Istanbul, Doha, Dubai or Abu Dhabi. We compare live routes for your dates.
What makes Georgian wine special?
Georgia has made wine for around 8,000 years in buried clay qvevri, and its amber (orange) wine is unique; UNESCO lists the qvevri method. A Kakheti tasting is a highlight we can build in.
When is the best time to visit?
Spring and autumn for touring and the harvest; summer for the mountains and coast; winter for skiing.