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Tokyo, Japan
Begin your exploration in Tokyo, the bustling capital. Discover traditional and modern Japan through landmarks like the Senso-ji Temple and Tokyo Skytree. Dive into various museums and enjoy the irresistible sushi.
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Kanazawa, Japan
Visit the city known for its well-preserved Edo-era districts, beautiful gardens, and cultural assets. Explore Kenrokuen Garden, one of Japan’s 'Three Great Gardens' and the stunning Kanazawa Castle.
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Kyoto, Japan
Experience the heart of traditional Japan in Kyoto, with its stunning array of temples, shrines, and the historic Geisha district of Gion. Visit Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion, and immerse yourself in authentic tea ceremonies.
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Nara, Japan
Discover Nara, Japan’s first permanent capital, filled with historical treasures, including some of Japan’s oldest temples and shrine gardens. Nara Park’s free-roaming deer make for a perfect juxtaposition of culture and nature.
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Hiroshima, Japan
Visit Hiroshima to understand its poignant history and subsequent rebirth. Explore the Peace Memorial Park and Museum, then take a short ferry ride to the serene Itsukushima Shrine on Miyajima Island.
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Osaka, Japan
Experience Osaka, Japan’s culinary capital, famous for vibrant street food and nightlife. Explore Osaka Castle and engage in the city’s energetic cultural and entertainment offerings in Dotonbori.
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Nagoya, Japan
In Nagoya, delve into industrial Japan with a visit to the Toyota Commemorative Museum. Explore Nagoya Castle and taste Nagoya’s local delicacies like miso katsu.
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Matsumoto, Japan
Visit Matsumoto for a glimpse into feudal Japan at Matsumoto Castle, one of Japan’s original castles. Nearby, you can explore local art museums and delightful streets.
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Nikko, Japan
Journey to Nikko, where nature and history unite harmoniously. Experience the lavish architecture of Toshogu Shrine set within stunning natural landscapes.
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Tokyo, Japan
Conclude your journey in Tokyo, taking time to explore any missed sites or relax before departure. Visit cultural hubs like the Edo-Tokyo Museum or cruise the Sumida River for a delightful farewell.