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Okinawa, Japan
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Osaka, Japan
Day 1:
- Umeda Sky Building:
For a panoramic view of Osaka's skyline.
- Dotonbori street:
offering a taste of the city's renowned culinary delights amidst its vibrant urban landscape. Try the famous Osaka food Okonomiyaki at Okonomiyaki Sanpei which is a tiny restaurant with room for around 10 people and indulging in Takoyaki in the area.
- Namba Yasaka Shrine:
Free Shinto temple located in Namba.
- Osaka Castle:
You can get here from the shrine by walking to Namba Station and taking the Sennichimae and the Tanmachi Lines. The gardens and grounds are free to visit and absolutely beautiful throughout the year. The castle itself dates back to 1597 and is truly a beautiful building to see.
- Osaka-jo Gozabune Boat:
hop on the Osaka Castle Gozabune and be amazed as you embark on a 20-minute journey in the Golden Wasen (a form of Japanese boat)
- Glico “Running Man” sign:
One of the most famous spots is the Osaka “Running Man” sign, this is a Glico advertisement which was installed in 1935 by the confectionery company and has become an icon of Osaka.
- Don Quijote shops:
A huge discount store with floors of everything you could possibly need or think of.
- Amerika Mura:
Osaka’s version of “America Town”. Stop at Streamer Coffee for a coffee.
- hep 5 Ferris wheel:
Kita region’s most recognisable attractions is an enormous red Ferris Wheel that sits on the roof of the hip HEP Five shopping mall.
Day 2:
- Nipponbashi Denden Town:
To explore all the tech and gaming stores.
- Shinsaibashi Shopping Street:
Osaka had a vast amount of second-hand, vintage and thrift stores and WOW the prices are incredible. All designer and durable items.
- Shin Sekai / New World:
Known as the Osaka Business Park area, see Shinsekai during the daylight or at night.
- Menya Nosuta Ramen:
Is famous for their tasty ramen bowls which are piled high with food.
- Kuromon Market:
One of the city’s most iconic markets. It dates back to the 19th century.
- Abeno Harukas:
Free rooftop garden with city views.
Botanical gardens
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Kyoto, Japan
Tokyo, a vibrant metropolis where tradition and modernity seamlessly coexist, awaits you after your enchanting stay in Kyoto. As you embark on your Tokyo adventure, be prepared to be captivated by the city's unique blend of historic charm and cutting-edge innovation. Don't forget to explore Gion, the famous geisha district, in the evening.
Bamboo forest
Viewpoint - mini bamboo forest, Otagi Nenbutsuji temple
Adashino nenbutsuji - hiking trail, under the tunnel
- Kinkaku-ji Temple (鹿苑寺 (金閣寺))
- Fushimi Inari Taisha (伏見稲荷大社)
- Arashiyama Bamboo Grove (竹林の小径)
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Nara, Japan
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Kobe, Japan
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Kyoto, Japan
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Hakone, Japan
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Odawara, Japan
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Yamanakako, Japan
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Tokyo, Japan
Enjoy your last days in Japan. Some free time for shopping, visiting any missed sights, or exploring new areas like Odaiba.