How much do camps in Japan cost?

Prices start from $2,013 per session. Each camp sets its own pricing, and many offer age-based rates and sibling discounts.

What ages are camps in Japan for?

The camps listed here welcome children from 5 to 18 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.

Are there both day and overnight options?

Yes — 3 day camps and 5 residential (overnight) camps match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.

Open a camp to see its sessions, live availability and prices, then book online. You'll confirm your child's details and pay securely — no phone calls needed.

Are airport transfers included at camps in Japan?

5 of the 8 camps here that list transport details arrange airport pick-up — check each camp's "Getting there" section for meeting points and times.

Camps in Japan 2027

8 campsDay & residential

Verified with each campLive availability

Camps in Japan 2027

8 campsDay & residential

There are 8 camps in Japan for 2027, for ages 5–18, with prices from $2,013 per session. 3 are day camps and 5 residential.

Verified with each campLive availabilityMessage camps directly

7 summer campsfrom $2,013June to AugustSee all summer camps in Japan

Explore Japan by season

2 season pages

Summer Camps

7 camps · from $2,013 · June to August

Spring Camps

3 camps · from $2,013 · March to May

Best rated camps in Japan

Ranked by parent ratings on World Camps and Google, weighted by how many reviews back them. Camps enter with at least 3 World Camps reviews or 20 Google reviews. $ to $$$$ is the price per day.

All 7 camps

Iwanai

Iwanai Resort

Raiden Expedition Residential 6–18 yrs 6–7 days Kayaking Camp

4.4

from¥500,000

Shibuya

EF Tokyo

Residential 13–17 yrs Typically open in June Language Camp

4.5

2027 dates coming soon

Minato City

Tokyo Coding Club

Code Quest: Tokyo Day camp 5–12 yrs Typically open in March

5.0

2027 dates coming soon

Shinjuku City

Dream Seeds Camp - STEAM Summer Camp

Day camp 6–18 yrs Typically open in July Science Camp

4.7

2027 dates coming soon

Explore Japan by destination

Tokyo

4 camps

Explore Japan by activity

1 activity page

Academic Camps

3 camps

Choosing a camp in Japan

Japan's international camps run in Tokyo and further afield, from the mountains and coast of Hokkaido to Iwate's coastline — with formats spanning day programs in Fuchu and Shinjuku to residential stays in Tokyo, Iwate and Hokkaido. Many blend cultural appreciation and language learning with more conventional camp staples like sports, robotics and leadership development, giving children raised abroad or in Japan's international-school community a genuinely bicultural experience.

The residential options tend to lean outdoors: hiking, sailing, fishing and marine science along the coast, alongside skiing and other alpine activities in the mountains. Combined with Japan's reputation for safety, strong community values and respect for structure, that makes the country a distinctive alternative to the more classic Western camp model.

Camps in Japan: the facts

Every figure is computed live from the camps listed on this page.

At a glance

3 day camps · 5 residential camps.

Ages 5–18 overall.

Stays range from 5 to 6 days.

Getting there

5 of 8 camps with transport details arrange airport pick-up.

When camps run

Sessions run March 24, 2027 – August 19, 2027.

Where campers sleep

Shared rooms at 5 camps; private rooms at 0.

Typically 3–20 campers per room.

Meals

All three daily meals are included at 2 of 4 camps.

Languages

Camps here run in English, Japanese, and Spanish.

1 camp is multilingual.

Sessions run March 24, 2027 – August 19, 2027.The bars show published sessions per month — July is the busiest.

Where camps in Japan take kids

Counted from the camps' own excursion programmes — not a tourist list.

Akanko Ainu Kotan (Ainu Village)2 camps go there

Niseko Moiwa Ski Resort2 camps go there

Japan Association for the 2025 World Exposition2 camps go there

Frequently asked questions

How much do camps in Japan cost?: Prices start from $2,013 per session. Each camp sets its own pricing, and many offer age-based rates and sibling discounts.
What ages are camps in Japan for?: The camps listed here welcome children from 5 to 18 years old. Every camp page lists its exact age groups per session.
Are there both day and overnight options?: Yes — 3 day camps and 5 residential (overnight) camps match this page. Use the filters to narrow down.
How do I book?: Open a camp to see its sessions, live availability and prices, then book online. You'll confirm your child's details and pay securely — no phone calls needed.
Are airport transfers included at camps in Japan?: 5 of the 8 camps here that list transport details arrange airport pick-up — check each camp's "Getting there" section for meeting points and times.