日本
Welcome to Japan! This 14-day itinerary is crafted for first-time visitors arriving at Osaka's Kansai Airport with a passion for temples, cultural heritage, and authentic Japanese cuisine. You'll experience the best of three major regions: the traditional temples of Kyoto, the energetic streets of Tokyo, and the cultural treasures of Osaka and Nara. With a moderate daily budget of ¥15,000 per person, you'll stay in comfortable business hotels, dine at excellent local restaurants, and access paid attractions. This journey balances iconic must-sees with hidden gems, ensuring you understand Japan's spiritual soul while savoring every meal.
Yes, absolutely. With 5 round-trip shinkansen journeys (Osaka-Kyoto, Kyoto-Tokyo, Tokyo-Hiroshima, Hiroshima-Osaka), a 14-day JR Pass (~¥29,650) saves money versus single tickets (~¥35,000+). It also covers local trains in Tokyo and Kyoto.
Yes. This covers a mid-range business hotel (~¥7,000–¥9,000), 2–3 meals (~¥3,000–¥5,000), temple entry fees (~¥500–¥1,500), and local transport (~¥1,000). Budget is tight but realistic for culture and food focus.
Spring (late March–April) and autumn (October–November) are ideal: mild weather, cherry blossoms or fall colors, and fewer crowds than summer. Winter is clear but cold; summer is hot and humid.
Haruka Limited Express train (75 min, ¥3,070) goes directly to Osaka Station. Alternatively, airport bus to hotels (60–90 min, ¥1,500–¥2,000) or rental car if comfortable driving left-side.
Use IC cards (Suica/Icoca) for seamless payment on trains, buses, and subways. Each city has excellent public transit. Walking is also practical in compact temple and shopping districts.