日本
Welcome to Japan! This 14-day itinerary is designed for first-time visitors arriving in Tokyo who love nature, onsen, and wellness experiences. You'll explore Japan's bustling capital, serene temples of Kyoto, vibrant Osaka, and peaceful mountain retreats. With a moderate budget of ~15,000 JPY daily, you'll stay in business-class hotels, dine at excellent local restaurants, and enjoy top-rated attractions. We've included direct Klook and Booking.com search queries for easy booking, plus a detailed JR Pass recommendation to maximize your budget across long-distance travel.
Yes. This itinerary includes 4–5 shinkansen rides (Tokyo↔Kyoto, Kyoto↔Osaka, possible Osaka↔Hiroshima), totaling ~35,000 JPY. A 14-day JR Pass costs ~50,000 JPY but covers unlimited rail, recouping itself on shinkansen alone plus regional trains, making it excellent value.
Yes. This budget covers mid-range business hotels (~8,000–10,000 JPY), meals at local restaurants (~3,000–4,000 JPY), and attractions (~2,000–3,000 JPY). Onsen and wellness activities are included or naturally affordable in resort towns.
Spring (March–May) and autumn (September–November) offer perfect weather for nature and hiking. Cherry blossoms peak late March–April; fall foliage peaks October–November. Summer is hot/humid; winter is cold but quieter.
Haneda: N'EX train (60 min, ~3,000 JPY) or Monorail (15 min to central, ~500 JPY). Narita: N'EX train (60 min, ~3,000 JPY). Haneda is closer and faster; most international flights use it now.
Japan has excellent public transit: IC cards (Suica/Pasmo) work on all subways, trains, and buses in major cities. Trains are fastest; taxis are expensive. Walking and bicycles are great in smaller areas. JR Pass covers most intercity trains.