Come to Japan

Day 1-2: TOKYO – The Electric Metropolis

Day 1

- Morning: Explore Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa – Tokyo’s oldest temple, then wander through nearby Nakamise Shopping Street for snacks and souvenirs.

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- Afternoon: Head to Shibuya Crossing to experience the world’s busiest intersection, then visit Hachiko Statue to pay homage to the loyal dog.

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- Evening: Dine on authentic ramen in Shinjuku’s Omoide Yokocho (Memory Lane), then explore the neon-lit streets of Kabukicho.

Day 2

- Morning: Visit Meiji Shrine – a peaceful oasis in the heart of the city, then stroll through the trendy Harajuku district for unique fashion and street food (try takoyaki!).

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- Afternoon: Explore Akihabara (Electric Town) for anime, manga, and tech gadgets, or relax in Ueno Park with its museums and zoo.

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- Evening: Take a twilight cruise on the Sumida River to see Tokyo Skytree light up the sky.

Day 3: TOKYO → NAGOYA → KYOTO – Bullet Train Adventure

- Morning: Ride the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Kyoto (approx. 2.5 hours) – grab a bento box for the journey!

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- Afternoon: Check into your accommodation, then visit Fushimi Inari Shrine famous for its thousands of red torii gates – hike part or all of the mountain trail.

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- Evening: Explore Gion District – Kyoto’s historic geisha quarter. Walk along Hanamikoji Street, spot wooden machiya houses, and maybe catch a glimpse of a geiko (Kyoto’s geisha) or maiko (apprentice).

Day 4-5: KYOTO – The Ancient Capital

Day 4

- Morning: Visit Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) – a stunning Zen temple covered in gold leaf, then stop by Ryoan-ji Temple to ponder its mysterious rock garden.

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- Afternoon: Explore Arashiyama – walk through the famous Bamboo Grove, then take a boat ride on the Hozu River or visit the beautiful Tenryu-ji Temple.

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- Evening: Dine on kaiseki (multi-course traditional meal) at a local ryokan (inn).

Day 5

- Morning: Wander through Kiyomizu-dera Temple with its wooden stage offering panoramic views of Kyoto, then explore the preserved streets of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka.

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- Afternoon: Visit Nara Park (approx. 45 mins from Kyoto) – feed friendly deer that bow for treats, then see the massive Todai-ji Temple with its giant bronze Buddha.

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- Evening: Relax at a traditional onsen (hot spring) in nearby Arashiyama or downtown Kyoto.

Day 6: KYOTO → OSAKA – Food & Fun

- Morning: Take a short train ride to Osaka, then visit Osaka Castle – a symbol of Japan’s unification.

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- Afternoon: Explore Dotonbori – the vibrant food street lined with neon signs. Try local specialties like okonomiyaki (savory pancake), takoyaki, and kushikatsu (skewered fried food).

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- Evening: Shop at Shinsaibashi or catch a show at Universal Studios Japan (if you book in advance!).

Day 7: DEPARTURE

Believe it or not, this now-beloved national dish actually came from China in the late 1800s – and for decades, it was seen as a cheap, unrefined meal only eaten by laborers or late-night party-goers! It wasn’t until the 1950s, when instant ramen0s, when instant ramen was invented by Momofuku Ando (who once spent a year locked away in his shed perfecting the recipe), that it started to gain respect. Now Japan has ramen theme parks, regional varieties that’ll make your taste buds dance (like tonkotsu from Fukuoka and miso from Hokkaido), and even Michelin-starred ramen shops where people line up for hours! Plus, instant ramen is so treasured that some Japanese families keep emergency packs in their earthquake kits, talk about comfort food you can count on! 🥄✨

Cherry Blossom-themed luxury tour package.

The package is priced at ₱20,000 with a 15% discount for early bookings. It includes perks ✅️5-star hotels,

✅️private guided tours,

✅️a geisha dinner in Kyoto,

✅️first-class bullet train rides

The travel experience highlights activities such as viewing cherry blossoms, exploring Kyoto's ancient temples, enjoying sushi in Tokyo, and riding the Shinkansen.

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