Japan welcomes you to Tokyo, its bustling capital known as the Land of the Rising Sun. 

Upon your arrival, your driver will be waiting at the airport to escort you privately to your hotel. Once you've checked in, take a moment to unpack and unwind.

Traditional rituals await at Meiji Shrine and Senso-ji Temple in Tokyo, where you'll experience local customs. Children will love a 30-minute traditional rickshaw tour around the Asakusa area, discovering traditional souvenirs, snacks, and sweets. 

Wrap up your day with a relaxed stroll through Akihabara, Tokyo's bustling electronics district, where you'll get a glimpse into Japanese otaku culture.

Southwest of Tokyo, approximately 130 km away, lies Mount Fuji, Japan's tallest mountain and a symbol of cultural significance. 

Begin your day with a 2.5-hour drive to a picturesque region offering varied views of Mt. Fuji. Tour Oshino Hakkai and Arakurayama Sengen Shrine, where the Chureito Pagoda is located. Later, experience a boat ride on Kawaguchiko Lake, taking in the breathtaking sight of Mt. Fuji. 

End your day by returning to Tokyo for an overnight stay.

It's time to start your journey alone to the train station where you'll catch the Shinkansen to Hiroshima. 

This city is famous for being the first in the world to have a sad history with a nuclear attack. 

Your train ride will take about four hours. When you get there, you can take a taxi or just walk to your hotel. After that, you have the whole day to explore and see what Hiroshima has to offer all by yourself.

Set off on a ferry in the morning from Hiroshima, bound for the scenic island of Miyajima. 

The Itsukushima Shrine, a highlight of Japan, will come into view. Known as "the island of gods," Miyajima is celebrated on the UNESCO World Heritage list. A sea kayaking tour provides a close-up look at the island's splendor. With a guide, you'll paddle through the story-rich waters, learning about the island's lore and landmarks. Some Shinto shrines are on the itinerary, with a few only accessible by boat.

Make your way to the railway station solo to catch the Shinkansen heading east towards Kyoto. The trip should take around two hours.

Once you get there, head to the hotel to check in. After that, it's time for you to wander and explore. We recommend a visit to Gion, Kyoto's historic district known for its geisha culture, where you'll find plenty of shrines, temples, and teahouses.

Begin your adventure by climbing the revered Mount Inari, a sacred place marked by a sea of red torii gates that guide your path to the Fushimi Inari-Taisha Shrine, honored by UNESCO.

After your ascent, dive into the lively atmosphere of Nishiki Market, where you can taste a medley of Japanese delicacies, from sweet confections to savory seafood.

Continue your journey with a visit to the historic Nijo Castle, a testament to the might of the Tokugawa Shogun, and a site that offers a glimpse into Japan's storied past.

Your day's finale is an intimate tea ceremony at a classic Machiya house. Here, you'll dress in a kimono and partake in the art of matcha preparation under the guidance of a tea master. Savor the tea with traditional sweets, complementing its robust flavor.

Discover Kyoto's hidden treasures in the Arashiyama district, a place where the city's soul resides. 

Your day begins with a scenic train ride on the Sagano Scenic Railway, gliding through the forested Hozukyo Gorge for a 25-minute adventure to the rural retreat of Kameoka.

After your forest exploration, enjoy a picturesque cruise on a Yakatabune boat along the Hozugawa River, a journey that will gently carry you back to Arashiyama.

Culminate your day with a visit to the celebrated Kiyomizu-dera Temple, protected by UNESCO. From its main hall's wooden stage, gaze out at the panoramic views of Kyoto, a sight that will leave you in awe.

It's time to bid farewell to the land of the rising sun. 

After packing up your belongings and checking out of the hotel, make your way to the airport. You can choose between the Haruka Express train or a shuttle bus for your journey. 

As you fly back, carry with you the joy and memories of your time in Japan.