Japan 10 days from $4999

D1 Tokyo Sleep until you wake up naturally, and then go play in Tokyo Tower first. One Piece Theme Park is located on the 3rd and 4th floors of Tokyo Tower. If you are an anime fan, you must not miss it. In the evening, you can go to Chidorigafuchi to enjoy the night cherry blossoms. If you miss the cherry blossom season, you can choose to go to the Tokyo Tower Observation Deck to enjoy the night view of Tokyo.

D2 In the morning, we check in at Sensoji Temple, the birthplace of Tokyo, and then go to the popular Owl Cafe near Asakusa Nishi, where we can have a cup of coffee and touch an owl. In the afternoon, we visit the area around Ginza. For lunch, we can visit Ginza, the only Chanel restaurant in the world. Since you are in Ginza, don’t forget to check out Tsutaya Bookstore, one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world.

D3 In the morning, we first go to Takeshita Street. Takeshita Street is a fashionable place for Japanese girls. The prices are affordable and it is a popular shopping spot among young people in Tokyo. If you like trendy brands, you must come to Meiji-dori after visiting Takeshita Street. There are many trendy brand shops here, and you may be able to find limited edition items! In the afternoon, you can go shopping in Omotesando, a shopping resort, and the leisurely and artistic Cat Street; in the evening, you can come to Shibuya, where you can visit the statue of the loyal dog Hachiko, and then go to the largest intersection in Japan to witness what it is like for thousands of people to cross the road at once. Looks like.

D4 Today we left Tokyo for Hakone. We first visited the Hakone Little Prince Museum, which was established to commemorate the 100th anniversary of the birth of the author Saint-Exupéry. Then we went to Japan’s first sculpture-themed outdoor art museum – Sculpture. Mori Museum, in such a sculpture garden you can admire the works of Henry Moore, Rodin, Picasso and other artists at the same time. After lunch, check into the hotel to view Mount Fuji and soak in the hotel.

D5 On the fifth day, we headed to Kyoto. We first checked in at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine and walked into the spectacular Senbon Torii Gate. Return to Kyoto Station in the afternoon. This is not only a transportation hub, but also a commercial center with all-round dining, drinking and entertainment. You can have dinner here.

D6 In the morning, we headed to Uji, where we visited Byodo-in Temple, a villa of nobles and nobles, and Ito Kuemon tasted the 300-year-old matcha dessert. In the afternoon, visit the exhibition at the The Tale of Genji Museum, where you can learn about the book “The Tale of Genji” and the history of Uji. Then visit Ujigami Shrine, one of the oldest shrines, and finally return to downtown Kyoto.

D7 In the morning, experience the Japanese geisha costume culture in Gion. The most distinctive place in Gion is Hanamikoji, which is the oldest flower street in Japan. It is also very interesting to wear kimono and walk on the stone path. In the afternoon, go to Kiyomizudera Temple, one of the oldest temples in Japan. There are many attractions around Kiyomizudera Temple. After visiting Kiyomizudera Temple, you can walk to Ninnezaka Sannzaka, Yasaka Shrine, Gion Shirakawa, and visit Kinto Market in “Kyoto Kitchen” eat.

D8 Today we will go to Nara and visit Todaiji Temple. Todaiji Temple was built entirely by absorbing the architectural structure and style of the Han and Tang Dynasties. Brother Yixiu became a monk here. In the afternoon, we will look for deer in Nara Park and Kasuga Taisha Shrine. It only takes half a day to visit Nara, so you can choose to live in Kobe. Kobe is a port city. In the evening, you can arrange to enjoy the night view of the harbor and the sea breeze.

D9 After breakfast, go to Osaka. In the morning, you will enjoy the cherry blossoms in Osaka Castle Park and take a slow tour in this ancient castle. There are moats and military walls that have witnessed war and peace. There are countless treasures hidden deep in the castle tower, and there are also tea rooms made of gold. Here There are also two “time capsules” from 1970, scheduled to be opened every 100 years. In the afternoon, we went to Kuromon Market, a paradise for seafood lovers.

D10 Universal Studios Japan is a kingdom of fun for adults. It ranks fourth among theme parks in the world and can compete with Disneyland. Be sure to reserve a day to play here!