Legends of Japan

Go to LOVE Sculpture today, where you will be picked up for your sightseeing tour of Tokyo. Take the transfer and see a number of locations, such as the serene Meiji Shrine, a Shinto shrine honoring Emperor Meiji. Discover Asakusa, the location of Tokyo's oldest Buddhist temple, Sensō-ji Temple. Proceed to Odaiba, a contemporary center of entertainment, and take in the views from Tokyo Skytree, one of the world's highest buildings. Arrive to 1-chōme-7-2 Nishishinjuku, Shinjuku City, Tokyo, after being driven there. Proceed alone to the hotel from there.

Drive to the fifth station of Mount Fuji, which offers views of the Fuji Five Lakes and picturesque environs, after starting the day at the Giulio Paolini Sculpture: "Kaleidoscorpio" pick-up location. After that, take a thrilling ride on the Hakone Ropeway, which offers views of Lake Ashi and Mount Fuji as you glide toward the Owakudani Valley, which is well-known for its active vents and sulfur springs. After that, be transported to Odawara Station so you may catch the Tokyo bullet train. Once there, make your own way back to the hotel.

Enjoy a day off where you can either unwind or independently explore the city. You can learn more about Japan's rich past by visiting the National Museum in Ueno and the Edo-Tokyo Museum. You can also visit Ritsurin Garden, which is well-known for its tranquil ponds, tea shops, and exquisitely designed grounds. Among many other well-known attractions, you may take a stroll down the lively Omotesando street in the evening or enjoy Japanese performances at the Kabuki-za Theatre.

Check out in the morning and go alone to Tokyo Station for your bullet train travel (tickets provided) to Hiroshima. When you get there, head to the hotel to check in. You can spend the remainder of the day relaxing and exploring the lovely Shukkeien Garden, a traditional circuit-style garden featuring peaceful ponds and quaint tea rooms. You can also visit a number of other sites of interest, such as the old Hiroshima Castle or the Mitaki-dera Temple.

Proceed alone to the Hotel Granvia, the pickup location, and get on your shuttle for a tour of Hiroshima and Miyajima. Explore the Peace Memorial Park first, which honors the atomic bombing victims. Next, see the colorful Torii Gates at the Itsukushima Shrine. After visiting the renowned Atomic Bomb Dome, proceed to the informative Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. Later, return to Hotel Granvia by car. After that, make your own way back to the hotel.

After checking out today, go independently to Hiroshima Station to catch the bullet train to Osaka. When you arrive, make your own way to the hotel and register. The remainder of the day can be spent relaxing, visiting the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living and learning about the history of the city. Among other attractions, you may explore Den Den Town, a thriving anime hub, or visit the Osaka Science Museum for interactive displays.

To begin your transfer for the Kyoto and Nara tour, proceed to the Namba Ocat Building today. First, go to Kyoto's Kinkaku-ji, which is well-known for its lovely lakes and surrounding gardens. After that, travel to Nara to see the Todai-ji Temple, which houses the biggest Buddha statue in Japan, and tour Nara Park, where you may mingle with amiable deer. Visit Arashiyama as well, which is well-known for its bamboo forests. You will be returned to the Namba Ocat Building following the trip. After that, make your own way back to the hotel.

For your Osaka Walking Tour, begin the day by going to the Osaka Tourist Information Center, where you will meet. Start by going to the bustling Shinsekai neighborhood, which is well-known for its vintage vibe and the Tsutenkaku Tower. Next, visit the Hozenji Temple and the Hozenji Yokocho, a small street lined with traditional stores. The tour concludes at Ebisu Bridge after continuing and taking a stroll through the busy Dotonbori neighborhood. You can then go on your own to explore Osaka, stopping at places like the Umeda District and the Umeda Sky Building.

Use this day to independently explore Osaka. Amemura, which is renowned for its hip stores and cafes, is open for exploration. Additionally, you can go to Sumiyoshi Taisha, which dates back to the third century and is one of Japan's oldest Shinto shrines. Among other attractions, you may wander down Tenjinbashisuji retail Street, Japan's longest retail avenue, and take in the expansive views from the Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel in the evening.