The early bird deadline for the Tokyo Game Show tour approaches!


Want to get $100 off an already amazing tour? You’ve got to sign up by the end of the month.


The early bird deadline is July 31th. Regular cut off is Aug 21st.


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LOS ANGELES, Calif. – April 30, 2010 – Celebrating it’s 3rd successful year as “A new way to experience Japan”, Intermixi is here with a new tour and very low price!

We get our “Game On” once again with the tour that started it all… the “Tokyo Game Show Tour”!

Includes:
Hotel and Airfare
Breakfast Everyday
Paided Lunch in Harajuku
Tokyo Game Show
The Ultimate Akiba Experience
Unlimited Game Night in Odaiba
“How to Draw Manga” by Manga University
A bus guided tour of Tokyo’s Culture with stops at Harajuku, Meji Shinto Shrine, Tokyo Tower etc. And Much More!

Reservation Form(PDF)

Fax: 310-300-0633

Tour package price: $1777 [+ tax and surcharge (approx. $305)], save $100 when you sign up early by July 31st! Kansai Tour Extension package: $650 (Includes 7 day JR RAIL pass for the Shinkansen

*Land Package Only: $1399 (*Land package excludes Airfare cost. Participants would be responsible for arranging their transportation to Narita, Japan.)

Cut-off date is: August 21st.

No other tour will give you so much and cost so little!

Our package offers travelers the best Japan itineraries at an affordable price. Packages include roundtrip airfare, hotel accommodation, transfers, sightseeing excursions, admission to special events, and more. So mark you calendars and sign up early for $100 off the tour!

You’ve been asking for it and now it’s here.

NEO-TOKYO 2010 SPRING TOUR

Tour package includes:

Hotel and Airfare
Breakfast Everyday
Admission to the Tokyo Anime Fair
Admission to the Ghilbi Musuem
The Ultimate Akihabara Experience
“How to Draw Manga” by Manga University
Learn to fight with the Samurai Experience!
A bus guided tour of Tokyo’s Culture with stops at Harajuku, Meji Shinto Shrine, Tokyo Tower etc.

I know, I had to shake my head and catch my breath too.

Certainly now is the time to check out the full itinerary online here and sign up TODAY!

Intermixi would like to take the time to wish all of you a big AkeOme! (Happy New Year)

We hope everyone enjoyed their holidays and certainly wish for a prosperous future!

We are back as well and ready to let you know about some important things:

Winter Adventure Deadline approaches this Thursday!

I know!!

It’s surprised us too how quickly time goes by. But the tour that leaves in February, needs your commitment this Thursday.

Stay in Tokyo and Hokkaido, but experience things you can only do in Japan in Winter!

The Sapporo Snow Festival will put you on ice! (So to speak…)

There’s so much packed into this tour it’s perfect for those looking to jump out of the ordinary.

And yes, if you miss the Winter tour. We have that “other” tour in spring… xD

The most popular tour to ever grace Japan Pop Culture is back with it’s 2010 dates announced!

Followed by the equally famous Kame Hame Kansai extended tour, (3/30-4/2) you can rest assure fun and excitement with Neo-Tokyo awaits!

That’s right, almost everything you heard about the Neo-Tokyo tour is true… Almost.

And of course, the tour will get you into to the Tokyo Anime Fair, but there will be much more.

Look for details and pricing shortly!

For the first time in Intermixi history, the Winter Maximum Extremist Tour makes it’s debut!

We’ll be heading to Tokyo, then the city of Hokkaido for the the 61st Sapporo Snow Festival!

Let’s not forget exploring Mount Fuji, dipping inside a real Japanese onsen are included as well in this winter getaway!

Click here for more information!

Have you heard the word?  No not the bird… PS3 has been slimmed down and priced down! ($299)

Oh ya and the Tokyo Game Show tour deadline is this Friday. Better sign up soon or you’ll miss all the fun! We have a lovely group ready and waiting for you…

PS: During the Kame Hame Kansai extension some of us will be resting at the “purest” of places… ^_^

Today is the last day to get your registration form in for our Tokyo Game Show tour and save $100 while your at it!

And in case you need a little reminder:

The Tokyo Game Show Tour includes:
Hotel and Airfare
Breakfast Everyday
Paided Lunch in Harajuku
“How to Draw Manga” by Manga University
The Ultimate Akiba Experience
Unlimited Game Night in Odaiba

Admission to the Tokyo Game Show

A trip to the Square Enix  Showroom.

And Much More!

The final cut-off date is: August 21st

So over the weekend my date happened to be rummaging through my dvd collection for a movie to watch while I went to wash out my Joker green hair. (See forum for pics.) I was very surprised that as a non anime fan or gamer, my collector’s edition of “Final Fantasy: Advent Children” caught her eye. Long story short, I painfully listened to the English version, she didn’t understand anything that was going on but in the end thought it was amazing…

And I guess that got me thinking about the Final Fantasy franchise and what it means to the video game industry, Japan and most importantly the Tokyo Game Show 2009.

Without a shadow of any doubt the Square-Enix (the company that owns the FF Franchise) booth holds pure dominance as the main attraction for Tokyo Game Show every year. And as early as I can recall, every year at TGS was cloaked by a sea of people with only one purpose.

To see the trailers… more importantly to see the Final Fantasy trailers.

With Final Fantasy XIII the talk of Nihonjin gamer town, I can only imagine what the upcoming Intermixi travelers are in store for. I’m at an ease though, with our “Ultimate Akiba Tour” (viewing all the hidden gamer pit stops) and the “Unlimited Game Night” in Odaiba, we always customize and give everyone’s tour experience a unique touch gamer or not.

I admit, I haven’t actually played a FF game in a long time. The commitment the series requires is more than I could even give my date that weekend. But as I flashback to some of my older Japan tour memories, (hunting down the Square-Enix retail store in Shinjuku, finding the Advent Children movie during the scarce period or seeing the Amano’s World wall tapestry in Square Enix headquarters) my most memorable has to have been the time I was surrounded by a sea of 5′4 gamers all staring a the Square-Enix mystery trailer about to begin.

As a cloaked mouse like figure appear welding a keyblade, the trailer ended up being Kingdom Hearts 2. There wasn’t any thunderous applause as you’d expect in the states. Actually everyone sorta just resumed their lives like some mysterious spell had released them. But during that time, as the music of Utada Hikaru’s Hikari filled the air, I felt it…

A universal feeling that pulled upon my heartstrings. That gamer or not, you understood just how big of a movement, attraction and ultimately universal difference the Final Fantasy franchise and Square/Enix is making.

Perhaps at this years Intermixi’s Tokyo Game Show tour I’ll pick up the re-released copy of Advent Children and explain it to my date…. in Japanese.

*All images © BUNSYODO Printind K.Nagami/© JNTO

No it’s not a bad Spiderman storyline…

The dates have been shifted by a day on this year TGS Tour as well an additional day added at no extra charge.

So the new dates are as follows:

TOKYO GAME SHOW TOUR: September 23rd – 30th

KAME HAME KANSAI EXT PACK: September 30th – 3rd

Just confirmed for the tour as well, will be a trip to the Square Enix Showroom in the heart of Shinjuku, Tokyo!

Secluded in the most unlikely of places, anyone visiting Japan will tell you getting here no easy task. But Intermixi did, and we’d like to do it again for you…

If you’ve been waiting for the perfect reason to join this tour, now is that time!

PS: We’re not just done yet. More event confirmations coming soon!

As announced at Anime Expo last weekend, we now have the prices and main itinerary for this years Tokyo Game Show Tour!

Reservations are now open and we are now excepting the “early bird” signup discount till July 31st. Regular deadline is August 21st.

So take a look and sign up today!

Tokyo Game Show Tour 2009

Here’s pictures from last year tour: