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Experience Japan’s perfect harmony of ancient tradition and modern way of life on a 12-day Premium adventure through the cultural heart of the country. Tokyo’s soaring skyscrapers give way to Hakone’s mountainous hot springs, while Takayama delights with its Edo-era beauty and Shirakawa-go immerses you in charming countryside life. Discover the intriguing cultural diversity of Kyoto and a passion for peace in Hiroshima. Travel with a local leader who will share the rich variety of their country as you visit temples, castles, shrines and holy mountains while mixing with locals and experiencing the real Japan.

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

1. For 2023-2024, we are unable to offer a complimentary arrival transfer in Tokyo. Our previous operator is no longer in business, and we haven’t been able to source a reliable alternative supplier. Please see the joining point instructions for information on how to get to your hotel.

2. A single supplement is available if you’d prefer not to share a room on this trip. The single supplement applies to all nights of your trip and is subject to availability. Please speak to your booking agent for further information.

3. It is essential you pack light and compact for rail travel in Japan. One piece of big luggage is included for transfer from destination to destination on this trip when we are travelling on the train. For any additional luggage to be transferred, additional charges will apply. There are size restrictions for luggage on Shinkansen trains if you plan to take them with you. Luggage over 160–250 cm may require an additional JPY1000 fee per train journey. Luggage over 251 cm will NOT be permitted on the Shinkansen trains. Please notify your group leader at the welcome meeting if your luggage is over 160–250 cm so they can help you make the necessary arrangements. Please review the Packing section of the ETIs for more details on luggage transfers.

4. We are not able to book airport shuttle service between Kyoto and Kansai Airport at the moment. Your leader will be able to advise on best ways of getting to Kansai Airport in Osaka.

5. All rail travel is included in the price of this trip, but you will no longer be travelling on a Japan Rail Pass. This is to ensure that we can secure seat reservations without you needing to queue at the ticket counter, and to remove the possibility of you travelling in busy, unreserved seat cars during peak season. It will also increase the train options available, including more bullet train options, making journeys faster and more efficient.

Tour details

Tour Provider	Intrepid Travel
Price From	$9,352
Number of Days	12
Start Location	Tokyo, Japan
End Location	Kyoto, Japan
Age Range	Avg. 30+
Group Size	1 to 12
Tour Style	Comfort
Tour Themes	Adventure
Physical Rating	Easy to Moderate

Itinerary Open all

Day 1: Tokyo

Konnichiwa! Welcome to Japan. Your adventure begins in the country’s lively capital, Tokyo. Please see the joining point instructions in the Essential Trip Information for details on how to get to your hotel. You will meet your small group and local leader for a 6pm welcome meeting at the hotel. If you get to the city early, there are many sides of Tokyo to explore, from fascinating museums and world-class shopping, to neighbourhood backstreets lined with hole in the wall eateries and bars. After your meeting, join your new travel companions for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant. Tokyo’s food scene is undoubtedly one of the world’s best, and the city truly celebrates the art of eating well. Sample a range of regional and seasonal delights including handmade soba noodles, crispy tempura and yakitori. After dinner, you may like to experience Tokyo’s vibrant drinking culture and head to a local izakaya.

Day 2: Tokyo

Bursting with contemporary urban culture and historic temples and shrines, Tokyo has so much to uncover. Exploring the world’s largest city alone can be a daunting task, but today your leader will introduce you to the old and new Tokyo on a half-day tour. Begin in the Asakusa area, one of the older and more traditional parts of Tokyo, often called the temple district. Here you’ll stop by Senso-ji, the city’s oldest temple – founded almost 1400 years ago when Tokyo was nothing more than a fishing village. Browse the many interesting stalls filled with tasty treats, crafts and souvenirs that line the shopping street of Nakamise dori. Then jump on the metro to explore the buzzing Shibuya area. Check out one of the busiest intersections in the world before heading into a depachika (underground food hall) for a tempting array of Japanese treats. Afterwards, enjoy some peaceful bliss at Yoyogi Park and Meiji Shrine before diving into Harajuku district, the home of quirky youth pop culture. Then get a birds-eye view of Tokyo from Shibuya Sky, a three-floor, 360-degree, open-air observation deck 46 storeys above the city.

Day 3: Tokyo

This morning, get ready for a delicious experience at the famous Tsukiji Outer Market, where fresh seafood from Tokyo's largest wholesale fish market (recently relocated to a new site at Toyosu) is delivered and ready to sample daily. Your leader will provide insight into the underwater treasures that go into the local cuisine, then you will attend a wonderful sushi making class to learn about the art and history of this Japanese cuisine that's so loved across the world. Learn how to make nigiri sushi, hand-rolled sushi, or temari sushi, then enjoy your fresh creations for lunch. After learning some valuable skills to take home with you, you can join your leader for a short walking tour in the Ginza area and then enjoy a free afternoon in the city. Perhaps check out the Yayoi Kusama Museum for its amazing exhibits by the avant-garde artist (advance reservation required), browse high-end shops in Ginza, experience the theatre of a kabuki play, or create your own entertainment with some karaoke.

Day 4: Hakone

Say sayonara to Tokyo this morning and board a train bound for the mountainous onsen (hot spring) town of Hakone. Away from the hustle and bustle of Tokyo, Hakone offers tranquillity among stunning natural scenery. In the afternoon, take a cable car up the mountains to the sulphur vents of Owakudani, followed by a boat trip across the serene Ashinoko Lake. Enjoy spectacular views, and on a clear day, you will catch a glimpse of Mt Fuji in the distance. Later on, check in to the Susukinohara Ichinoyu, your Feature Stay accommodation for the evening. Here you’ll experience the design and ambience of a traditional Japanese ryokan without sacrificing modern comforts. Each room comes with a private onsen, and there are also larger public indoor and outdoor onsens that overlook the surrounding greenery to make use of. Tonight you’ll enjoy dinner at the on-site restaurants which serves up a feast of classic Japanese dishes, then after getting your fill, spend a blissful evening relaxing in your onsen.

Day 5: Takayama

Today, travel to Takayama via shinkansen (bullet train), with a few changes along the way. Takayama is a charming Edo-period town located in the Japanese alps. Renowned for its traditional inns, sake breweries and tranquil atmosphere, this riverside jewel of central Honshu may well be one of the most enjoyable stops on your trip. On arrival, head out on a walking tour with your leader who will point out examples of beautiful traditional architecture as you explore the old part of town. Learn how the town’s isolated location caused it to develop a unique culinary scene. The area is particularly famous for Hida beef, which comes from a black-haired Japanese cattle breed that has been raised in Gifu Prefecture for at least 14 months. Stop off on your tour to sample delicious Hida beef sushi or skewers. Then pay a visit to the Takayama Showa-kan Museum. This is not your average museum – here you’ll find a celebration of pop culture from the turbulent period of Emperor Hirohito’s six-decade reign. Discover exhibits showcasing everything from kitchen appliances to karaoke machines.
Enjoy a free evening and your leader will be able to point out some great restaurants to try more signature local food.

Day 6: Takayama

Start the day with a visit to the Takayama morning market. The Gifu region is known for its production of high-altitude vegetables, and local women have been travelling in from the countryside to sell their produce for more than 600 years. Your leader will guide you through the market stalls selling colourful pickles, bags of miso wrapped in leaves, genkotsu ame (soy bean candy), preserved fish, spices, and the delicious marshmallow treat of owara tamaten. After some time to peruse the local treats, hop on a public bus and head to the village of Shirakawa-go, home to charming thatched-roof cottages built in the gassho-zukuri style. Learn about ancient countryside life with your leader and explore the fairy-tale village against the magnificent backdrop of the Japanese Alps. Enjoy some free time in Takayama after you return in the afternoon. Perhaps check out Takayama Festival Floats Exhibition Hall which has an excellent array of festival floats on display.

Day 7: Hiroshima

Today you will travel by train to Hiroshima, a friendly and cosmopolitan city with a tragic past. Today Hiroshima is thriving – the city is full of distinctive cuisine, tightknit communities and a focus on promoting world peace. On arrival, head out with your leader for an orientation walk to familiarise yourself with the city. After working up an appetite, head to a local restaurant for dinner and try some of Hiroshima’s signature dishes. The city is renowned for its fantastic oysters and okonomiyaki – a delicious savoury pancake made with egg, cabbage, soba noodles and meat or seafood.

Day 8: Hiroshima

This morning you’ll visit the Genbaku (A-Bomb) Dome and the Peace Memorial Park and Museum. Your leader will share the devastating story of the fateful day in August 1945 when Hiroshima was attacked by atomic warfare. The dome was just metres from the atomic site and was able to retain its shape – serving as a reminder of the attack and now symbol of peace. The memorial park serves a similar purpose, and has museums, memorials and monuments dedicated to the memory of victims, education on what lead to the bomb’s use, as well as advocating world peace. After your visit, take a short ferry ride to the island of Miyajima. The island is home to the Shinto shrine of Itsukushima, known for its huge bright orange gate (torii) that rises majestically out of the sea. Miyajima is an ideal place for walking. There is the lovely Momiji Park from where it is possible to walk or take a cable car up to the top of Mt Misen. Return to Hiroshima for at evening at leisure.

Day 9: Kyoto

As you speed north to Kyoto on shinkansen, you’ll stop en route at Japan’s most impressive samurai castle at Himeji. The building, which has survived earthquakes and war since the mid-16th century, was restored to its full glory in 2015. Explore the castle that was once home to over 10,000 samurai families, learn about their lives and look out over the castle grounds and the city below. Arrive at Kyoto mid-afternoon. Originally founded as Heian-kyo (literally 'tranquillity and peace capital') by Emperor Kammu in 794, Kyoto had its golden age during the imperial court's heyday from 794 to 1185. Join your leader and walk around Gion, Kyoto’s most famous geisha district, and learn about the history of geisha culture as you explore old wooden teahouses and exclusive restaurants. It's a great idea to return here in the evening when it really springs to life. You might spot geikos (geishas) or maikos (apprentice geishas) with their elaborate dress and make up on their way out to events.

Day 10: Kyoto

Begin your day with a city tour around some of Kyoto’s sights. Visit the extravagantly decorated Kinkakuji Temple, immortalised in Yukio Mishima’s novel 'The Golden Pavilion'. Afterwards visit Daitokuji Temple – the head temple of the Daitokuji School of the Rinzai sect of Zen Buddhism – built about 800 years ago. Take part in a short guided meditation session, then enjoy a cup of green tea while you speak to a monk about the philosophy of Zen Buddhism and the art of meditation, dedicated to finding inner peace. This spiritual experience will reveal a side of Japan that most visitors don’t get to see, and is sure to be one of the lasting memories of your journey. The rest of the day is yours to enjoy – perhaps grab a bite to eat at the Nishiki Market, called ‘Kyoto’s kitchen’ by the locals.

Day 11: Kyoto

This morning, head to Kyoto’s famed Fushimi Inari Shrine – known throughout the world as the ‘Path of the Red Gates.’ Take time to appreciate the quieter corners of the shrine, and if you’re feeling fit, a walk to the halfway point provides stunning city views. Continue with a short train ride and walk to a renowned sake brewery. Your visit to the brewery covers every aspect of sake creation – with full-scale historical artefacts in abundance, and a chance to taste different types of sake at the end of your visit. In the evening, celebrate the end of your adventure in Japan over dinner with your travel companions at a local restaurant sharing the authentic flavours of Kyoto.

Day 12: Kyoto

There are no activities planned for the day and you’re free to depart at any time after check out at 10 am. If you are departing later, you can arrange luggage storage at the hotel. We highly recommend spending more time in Kyoto to explore this great city.

Inclusions

Meals: 11 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 4 dinners.
Transport: Boat, Public Bus, Cable Car, Ferry, Metro, Bullet Train, Train.
Accommodation: Hotel (10 nt), Hakone Feature Stay (1 nt).
Tokyo - Welcome dinner.
Tokyo - Sensoji Temple.
Tokyo - Shibuya walking tour.
Tokyo - Meiji Jingu Shrine.
Tokyo - Yoyogi Park.
Tokyo - Shibuya Sky with Drink.
Tokyo - Tsukiji Outer Market.
Tokyo - Sushi Making Class.
Hakone - Cable car/Ropeway.
Hakone - Lake Ashinoko boat cruise.
Takayama - Leader-led walking tour (with street food sampling).
Takayama - Showa Museum.
Takayama - Shirakawago Village.
Takayama - Morning Market visit.
Hiroshima - Okonomiyaki dinner.
Hiroshima - Leader-led orientation walk.
Hiroshima - Miyajima Island day trip.
Miyajima - Itsukushima-jinja Shrine.
Hiroshima - Peace Park & A - Bomb Dome.
Hiroshima - Peace Museum.
Himeji - Himeji Castle.
Kyoto - Gion District walk.
Kyoto - Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion).
Kyoto - Daitokuji Temple.
Kyoto - Zen Buddhism meditation session.
Kyoto - Fushimi Inari-Taisha.
Kyoto - Sake Brewery & tasting.
Kyoto - Final dinner.

Departure dates

Start	End	Availability	Price NZD
07 May 2024	18 May 2024	2	$14,465
09 May 2024	20 May 2024	2	$14,095
12 May 2024	23 May 2024	2	$14,120
19 May 2024	30 May 2024	4	$13,082
21 May 2024	01 Jun 2024	1	$14,120
23 May 2024	03 Jun 2024	2	$13,540
26 May 2024	06 Jun 2024	4	$12,317
30 May 2024	10 Jun 2024	6	$11,462
02 Jun 2024	13 Jun 2024	4	$12,393
11 Jun 2024	22 Jun 2024	8	$10,595
16 Jun 2024	27 Jun 2024	9	$9,352
02 Jul 2024	13 Jul 2024	7	$11,800
05 Jul 2024	16 Jul 2024	10	$11,690
07 Jul 2024	18 Jul 2024	9	$12,355
16 Jul 2024	27 Jul 2024	7	$12,245
19 Aug 2024	30 Aug 2024	4	$13,020
22 Aug 2024	02 Sep 2024	7	$12,575
26 Aug 2024	06 Sep 2024	8	$11,690
27 Aug 2024	07 Sep 2024	9	$11,690
29 Aug 2024	09 Sep 2024	7	$12,355
01 Sep 2024	12 Sep 2024	6	$12,985
05 Sep 2024	16 Sep 2024	4	$13,725
08 Sep 2024	19 Sep 2024	5	$13,725
10 Sep 2024	21 Sep 2024	5	$14,220
12 Sep 2024	23 Sep 2024	5	$13,970
15 Sep 2024	26 Sep 2024	10	$13,500
17 Sep 2024	28 Sep 2024	8	$13,500
19 Sep 2024	30 Sep 2024	10	$13,500
22 Sep 2024	03 Oct 2024	10	$13,625
24 Sep 2024	05 Oct 2024	9	$14,265
26 Sep 2024	07 Oct 2024	10	$13,500
27 Sep 2024	08 Oct 2024	8	$13,500
29 Sep 2024	10 Oct 2024	8	$14,520
01 Oct 2024	12 Oct 2024	4	$14,520
08 Oct 2024	19 Oct 2024	7	$15,415
10 Oct 2024	21 Oct 2024	1	$15,675
13 Oct 2024	24 Oct 2024	6	$14,520
15 Oct 2024	26 Oct 2024	10	$14,780
17 Oct 2024	28 Oct 2024	8	$14,265
20 Oct 2024	31 Oct 2024	4	$14,520
22 Oct 2024	02 Nov 2024	5	$14,520
24 Oct 2024	04 Nov 2024	9	$13,970
27 Oct 2024	07 Nov 2024	3	$14,835
29 Oct 2024	09 Nov 2024	6	$13,725
31 Oct 2024	11 Nov 2024	8	$13,235
05 Nov 2024	16 Nov 2024	4	$14,835
08 Nov 2024	19 Nov 2024	6	$13,725
10 Nov 2024	21 Nov 2024	4	$13,970
14 Nov 2024	25 Nov 2024	7	$13,235
19 Nov 2024	30 Nov 2024	7	$12,485
22 Nov 2024	03 Dec 2024	12	$12,485
24 Nov 2024	05 Dec 2024	12	$12,485
26 Nov 2024	07 Dec 2024	12	$12,485
28 Nov 2024	09 Dec 2024	12	$12,485
01 Dec 2024	12 Dec 2024	8	$11,690
05 Dec 2024	16 Dec 2024	12	$11,690
10 Dec 2024	21 Dec 2024	12	$11,690
15 Dec 2024	26 Dec 2024	10	$12,160
09 Jan 2025	20 Jan 2025	10	$12,465
06 Feb 2025	17 Feb 2025	12	$12,465
20 Feb 2025	03 Mar 2025	12	$12,465
27 Feb 2025	10 Mar 2025	10	$12,465
04 Mar 2025	15 Mar 2025	12	$13,460
06 Mar 2025	17 Mar 2025	12	$13,460
09 Mar 2025	20 Mar 2025	12	$13,460
11 Mar 2025	22 Mar 2025	12	$13,460
13 Mar 2025	24 Mar 2025	12	$14,375
16 Mar 2025	27 Mar 2025	12	$14,375
18 Mar 2025	29 Mar 2025	12	$14,375
20 Mar 2025	31 Mar 2025	11	$14,375
23 Mar 2025	03 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
25 Mar 2025	05 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
27 Mar 2025	07 Apr 2025	11	$14,375
28 Mar 2025	08 Apr 2025	11	$14,375
30 Mar 2025	10 Apr 2025	8	$14,375
31 Mar 2025	11 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
01 Apr 2025	12 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
03 Apr 2025	14 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
04 Apr 2025	15 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
05 Apr 2025	16 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
06 Apr 2025	17 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
07 Apr 2025	18 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
08 Apr 2025	19 Apr 2025	9	$14,375
11 Apr 2025	22 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
12 Apr 2025	23 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
13 Apr 2025	24 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
14 Apr 2025	25 Apr 2025	12	$14,375
08 May 2025	19 May 2025	12	$13,850
10 May 2025	21 May 2025	12	$13,850
13 May 2025	24 May 2025	10	$12,965
15 May 2025	26 May 2025	12	$12,965
18 May 2025	29 May 2025	10	$12,965
20 May 2025	31 May 2025	12	$12,965
22 May 2025	02 Jun 2025	12	$12,965
25 May 2025	05 Jun 2025	12	$12,965
27 May 2025	07 Jun 2025	10	$12,965
29 May 2025	09 Jun 2025	12	$12,965
31 May 2025	11 Jun 2025	12	$12,965
05 Jun 2025	16 Jun 2025	10	$12,465
08 Jun 2025	19 Jun 2025	12	$12,465
12 Jun 2025	23 Jun 2025	12	$12,465
15 Jun 2025	26 Jun 2025	12	$12,465
19 Jun 2025	30 Jun 2025	12	$12,465
26 Jun 2025	07 Jul 2025	12	$12,465
01 Jul 2025	12 Jul 2025	12	$12,465
17 Jul 2025	28 Jul 2025	12	$12,465
19 Jul 2025	30 Jul 2025	12	$12,465
24 Jul 2025	04 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
27 Jul 2025	07 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
29 Jul 2025	09 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
31 Jul 2025	11 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
02 Aug 2025	13 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
19 Aug 2025	30 Aug 2025	12	$12,465
21 Aug 2025	01 Sep 2025	12	$12,465
24 Aug 2025	04 Sep 2025	12	$12,465
26 Aug 2025	06 Sep 2025	12	$12,465
28 Aug 2025	08 Sep 2025	12	$12,465
31 Aug 2025	11 Sep 2025	12	$12,465
02 Sep 2025	13 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
04 Sep 2025	15 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
07 Sep 2025	18 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
09 Sep 2025	20 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
11 Sep 2025	22 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
14 Sep 2025	25 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
16 Sep 2025	27 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
18 Sep 2025	29 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
19 Sep 2025	30 Sep 2025	12	$13,850
21 Sep 2025	02 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
23 Sep 2025	04 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
25 Sep 2025	06 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
26 Sep 2025	07 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
28 Sep 2025	09 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
30 Sep 2025	11 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
02 Oct 2025	13 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
03 Oct 2025	14 Oct 2025	12	$13,850
07 Oct 2025	18 Oct 2025	11	$13,850
09 Oct 2025	20 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
12 Oct 2025	23 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
14 Oct 2025	25 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
16 Oct 2025	27 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
17 Oct 2025	28 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
19 Oct 2025	30 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
20 Oct 2025	31 Oct 2025	12	$14,375
21 Oct 2025	01 Nov 2025	12	$14,375
23 Oct 2025	03 Nov 2025	12	$14,375
24 Oct 2025	04 Nov 2025	12	$14,375
26 Oct 2025	06 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
28 Oct 2025	08 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
02 Nov 2025	13 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
06 Nov 2025	17 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
09 Nov 2025	20 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
13 Nov 2025	24 Nov 2025	12	$13,850
16 Nov 2025	27 Nov 2025	12	$13,315
18 Nov 2025	29 Nov 2025	12	$13,315
20 Nov 2025	01 Dec 2025	12	$13,315
23 Nov 2025	04 Dec 2025	12	$13,315
25 Nov 2025	06 Dec 2025	12	$13,315
27 Nov 2025	08 Dec 2025	12	$13,315
30 Nov 2025	11 Dec 2025	12	$13,315
04 Dec 2025	15 Dec 2025	12	$12,465
07 Dec 2025	18 Dec 2025	12	$12,465
11 Dec 2025	22 Dec 2025	12	$12,465
16 Dec 2025	27 Dec 2025	12	$12,465
08 Jan 2026	19 Jan 2026	12	$11,690
05 Feb 2026	16 Feb 2026	12	$11,690
19 Feb 2026	02 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
26 Feb 2026	09 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
01 Mar 2026	12 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
03 Mar 2026	14 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
05 Mar 2026	16 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
08 Mar 2026	19 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
10 Mar 2026	21 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
12 Mar 2026	23 Mar 2026	12	$11,690
15 Mar 2026	26 Mar 2026	12	$12,485
17 Mar 2026	28 Mar 2026	12	$12,485
19 Mar 2026	30 Mar 2026	12	$12,485
22 Mar 2026	02 Apr 2026	10	$12,485
24 Mar 2026	04 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
26 Mar 2026	06 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
27 Mar 2026	07 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
29 Mar 2026	09 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
30 Mar 2026	10 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
31 Mar 2026	11 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
02 Apr 2026	13 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
03 Apr 2026	14 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
04 Apr 2026	15 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
05 Apr 2026	16 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
06 Apr 2026	17 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
07 Apr 2026	18 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
09 Apr 2026	20 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
11 Apr 2026	22 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
12 Apr 2026	23 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
13 Apr 2026	24 Apr 2026	12	$12,485
07 May 2026	18 May 2026	12	$12,485
09 May 2026	20 May 2026	12	$12,485
12 May 2026	23 May 2026	12	$11,690
14 May 2026	25 May 2026	12	$11,690
17 May 2026	28 May 2026	12	$11,690
19 May 2026	30 May 2026	12	$11,690
21 May 2026	01 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
24 May 2026	04 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
26 May 2026	06 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
28 May 2026	08 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
30 May 2026	10 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
04 Jun 2026	15 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
07 Jun 2026	18 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
11 Jun 2026	22 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
14 Jun 2026	25 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
18 Jun 2026	29 Jun 2026	12	$11,690
25 Jun 2026	06 Jul 2026	12	$11,690
30 Jun 2026	11 Jul 2026	12	$11,690
16 Jul 2026	27 Jul 2026	12	$11,690
18 Jul 2026	29 Jul 2026	12	$11,690
23 Jul 2026	03 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
26 Jul 2026	06 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
28 Jul 2026	08 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
30 Jul 2026	10 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
01 Aug 2026	12 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
18 Aug 2026	29 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
20 Aug 2026	31 Aug 2026	12	$11,690
23 Aug 2026	03 Sep 2026	12	$11,690
25 Aug 2026	05 Sep 2026	12	$11,690
27 Aug 2026	07 Sep 2026	12	$11,690
30 Aug 2026	10 Sep 2026	12	$11,690
01 Sep 2026	12 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
03 Sep 2026	14 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
06 Sep 2026	17 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
08 Sep 2026	19 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
10 Sep 2026	21 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
13 Sep 2026	24 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
15 Sep 2026	26 Sep 2026	10	$12,485
17 Sep 2026	28 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
18 Sep 2026	29 Sep 2026	12	$12,485
20 Sep 2026	01 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
22 Sep 2026	03 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
24 Sep 2026	05 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
25 Sep 2026	06 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
27 Sep 2026	08 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
29 Sep 2026	10 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
01 Oct 2026	12 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
02 Oct 2026	13 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
06 Oct 2026	17 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
08 Oct 2026	19 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
11 Oct 2026	22 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
13 Oct 2026	24 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
15 Oct 2026	26 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
16 Oct 2026	27 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
18 Oct 2026	29 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
19 Oct 2026	30 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
20 Oct 2026	31 Oct 2026	12	$12,485
22 Oct 2026	02 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
23 Oct 2026	03 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
25 Oct 2026	05 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
27 Oct 2026	07 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
01 Nov 2026	12 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
05 Nov 2026	16 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
08 Nov 2026	19 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
12 Nov 2026	23 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
15 Nov 2026	26 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
17 Nov 2026	28 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
19 Nov 2026	30 Nov 2026	12	$12,485
22 Nov 2026	03 Dec 2026	12	$12,485
24 Nov 2026	05 Dec 2026	12	$12,485
26 Nov 2026	07 Dec 2026	12	$12,485
29 Nov 2026	10 Dec 2026	12	$12,485
03 Dec 2026	14 Dec 2026	12	$11,690
06 Dec 2026	17 Dec 2026	12	$11,690
10 Dec 2026	21 Dec 2026	12	$11,690
15 Dec 2026	26 Dec 2026	12	$11,690