日本
Welcome to Japan! This 10-day journey begins at Kansai Airport near Osaka and takes you through Japan's most enchanting regions for nature lovers and wellness seekers. You'll experience world-class onsen resorts in Hakone and Kawaguchi, explore Kyoto's serene temples and gardens, discover Tokyo's modern energy, and find peaceful moments in Nara's forests. With a moderate daily budget of ¥15,000 per person, you'll stay in comfortable business hotels, dine at authentic local restaurants, and enjoy curated wellness experiences. This itinerary balances relaxation with cultural immersion—perfect for first-time visitors seeking both adventure and rejuvenation.
Yes. This itinerary includes 4 shinkansen trips (Osaka→Kyoto, Kyoto→Tokyo, Tokyo→Hakone region, Hakone→Osaka), costing ¥45,000–55,000 individually. A 7-day JR Pass (¥29,650) covers most journeys and saves money; buy it on day 4.
Comfortably. Budget breaks down: hotel ¥6,000–8,000, meals ¥4,000–5,000, activities ¥2,500–3,000, transport ¥1,000–2,000. Onsen stays may run higher; offset by cheaper Osaka accommodations early on.
April–May (cherry blossoms) or September–November (fall foliage, mild weather) are ideal. Avoid July–August (hot/humid) and winter (some mountain onsen access limited).
Take the Haruka Express train (75 minutes, ¥3,600) directly to Osaka Station, or use a shared shuttle bus (90 min, ¥2,000–2,500). Either option delivers you to the city center.
Shinkansen (bullet train) connects major cities; IC card (Suica/Pasmo) covers local trains, buses, and convenience stores everywhere. Both are intuitive even for first-timers.