Next, continue your luxury Japan tour in Kaga, a region known for its timeless hot springs and prestigious artisans and craftsmen.

While here, relax in the serenity of Kayotei, one of Japan's foremost luxury ryokans. Indeed, it boasts traditional kaiseki cuisine and soothing moments in the restorative onsen.

Explore the fascinating arts and culture of Ishikawa, and visit a Samurai residence in the Nagamachi district. Finally, meander through one of Japan's three most beautiful gardens, Kenroku-en Garden.

Kyoto acts as a true storehouse of Japan's traditional culture and therefore proves the ideal stop on any art-centric luxury Japan tour package. 

Take time to visit Kyoto's historical highlights, such as the Golden Pavilion, the Nijo Castle, and the geisha district of Gion. Then embark on a day-long excursion to the famous ceramic town of Shigaraki. Stroll around Shigaraki's famous pottery shops and learn about the kiln used to create this rare pottery. Indeed, it is known as one of the "Six Old Kilns" in Japan.

The final stop on your luxury Japan tour rest on Naoshima, a small island in the Seto Inland Sea. This island features a symbiosis of modern art, sculpture, architecture, and nature.

Of course, the best way to experience Naoshima is at Benesse House, a part-hotel, part-museum hideaway. Here, art litters the lawns and beaches and guests receive exclusive after-hours access to the modern art museum full of Jasper Johns, Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, and Sam Francis originals.

Further, the Chichu Art Museum, the Art House Project in Honmura, and The Ando Museum attract contemporary art and offer examples of Japan's progressive creative mentality. Indeed, it proves the perfect way to end your artistic Japan tour package.

To conclude your luxury Japan tour, enjoy a final night in Tokyo before your departing flight the next day.