日本
Welcome to Japan! This 21-day journey is designed for culture enthusiasts and food lovers arriving in Tokyo. You'll explore Japan's spiritual heart through ancient temples in Kyoto and Nara, experience cutting-edge Tokyo dining, discover Osaka's street food scene, and pay respects at Hiroshima's historic sites. With a comfortable daily budget of ¥15,000, you'll stay in quality business hotels and enjoy authentic local experiences. This itinerary balances famous landmarks with hidden gems, giving you a genuine taste of Japan's traditions and contemporary culture.
Yes. This itinerary includes 6-7 shinkansen rides (Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka-Hiroshima-Tokyo). A 14-day JR Pass (≈¥139,000) covers most long-distance travel. Without it, individual tickets cost ¥120,000+, so it saves money and offers flexibility.
Yes. Budget breaks down as: business hotel ¥8,000-10,000, meals ¥3,000-4,000, attractions ¥1,500-2,000. Temples cost ¥500-1,500, street food is cheap, and many gardens are free. You'll eat well without luxury restaurants.
Spring (March-May) and autumn (September-November) are ideal: cherry blossoms in spring, clear skies and color changes in fall. Summer is hot/humid; winter is cold but less crowded. Avoid Golden Week (late April) and Obon (mid-August) for cheaper prices.
Haneda is closer (14km, 30 min by train, ¥3,000). Narita is 60km, 90 min by train or bus (¥3,000). Both have direct trains to central Tokyo. Haneda is preferable for international flights and convenience.
Use IC cards (Suica/Pasmo) for local trains, buses, and convenience stores nationwide. JR Pass covers shinkansen and most long-distance trains. Download Google Maps (offline mode works) and Hyperdia app for train schedules. English signage is excellent in major cities.