Tokyo:
Tokyo, the bustling capital city of Japan, is a vibrant metropolis where modernity and tradition seamlessly blend. Visitors to Tokyo are treated to a plethora of attractions and experiences. The city boasts iconic landmarks such as the Tokyo Tower, Tokyo Skytree, and the historic Sensoji Temple in Asakusa. The lively Shibuya Crossing and neon-lit streets of Shinjuku add to the city’s electric atmosphere.
For cultural enthusiasts, museums like the Tokyo National Museum and the Edo-Tokyo Museum offer a glimpse into Japan’s rich history. Explore the tranquil gardens of the Imperial Palace or enjoy the cherry blossoms in Ueno Park during the spring season.
Culinary delights await foodies at every corner, from street food stalls to Michelin-starred restaurants. Don’t miss trying sushi, ramen, and tempura dishes, which are renowned worldwide.
Osaka:
Osaka, Japan’s second-largest city, is a captivating blend of modern entertainment and ancient heritage. Known for its friendly locals, Osaka offers a unique Kansai charm. The city is famed for its food culture, with Dotonbori district being a gastronomic paradise.
Must-visit attractions include the majestic Osaka Castle, a symbol of the city’s historical significance. The buzzing entertainment district of Namba, with its vibrant nightlife, shopping streets, and theatres, is a hotspot for tourists.
For a taste of traditional Japan, visit the serene Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine or the tranquil Osaka Castle Park. Take a leisurely boat ride along the Okawa River to see the stunning cherry blossoms during spring.
Whether you’re exploring cutting-edge architecture in Umeda or relishing street food in the famous Kuromon Ichiba Market, Osaka promises a memorable experience for all types of travellers.
Welcome to Japan! Transfer by coach (SHUTTLE BUS) to hotel. 18H30.- Meeting with guide. Late in the afternoon, we will pay a visit to this fascinating country by taking a trip on the metro (tickets included) to the Shinjuku district and see the crowds of people who use this modern and efficient collective transport system. Shinjuku is one of the most important nightlife districts. Dinner included and return to hotel by metro with our guide.
In the morning, we take part in a 5-hour trip with our guide to see this amazing city, with its hustle and bustle and extremely modern districts that coexist with quiet, peaceful areas. Brief stop at the Zojoji Temple to make a beautiful photograph of the Tokyo Tower. Pay attention to the hundreds of Jizos, stone traditional protecting deities who guide us on our travels, give power to those who are weak (such children) and those in dangerous places, and who are dressed including hats, robes and windmills. Then we head to the junction of Shibuya, a junction that is said to be the most crowded in the world. The Meiji Temple is dedicated to the emperor Meiji, his wife, and their spirits. We continue on our bus along the elegant street of Omotesando. We will edge the most beautiful part of the Imperial Palace and the gardens. Stop to visit the famous Nijubashi Bridge. We will pass through the district of Akihabara, the “electric town” with icons from the popular Japanese Manga and Anime culture and then see Kokugikan, the Sumo stadium, home of this Japanese sport. We will also visit the Buddhist temple of Sensoji, the oldest and most important temple in Tokyo, with its 55-metre-high pagoda. Then we will have some free time to visit the traditional commercial street of Nakamise in the district of Asakusa. Lunch included in a local restaurant. Return to hotel. Free time in the afternoon. NOTE: During the Japanese Olympics, accommodation may be given near Narita airport.
After breakfast transfer to the station to take the BULLET TRAIN to KYOTO. Arrival to Kyoto after almost 500 km in just over two hours, more or less. We spend the whole day in the city, which was the capital of Japan between 794 and 1868 and home to the Imperial Court. During World War II the city was the only major Japanese to escape the bombardments, and so it still preserves its wealth of artistic heritage; the famous protocol restricting greenhouse gas emissions was signed in Kyoto in 1997. The visit includes a trip to one of the most important parts of the city. We will see the marvellous Shinto Shrine of Fushimi Inari, the Imperial Palace and Kinkakuji temple, “the golden pavilion” and its wonderful gardens. Free time before visiting GION, a busy traditional quarter famous for its Geisha. Free time.
We leave for NARA and visit Todaiji, a magnificent Buddhist temple built in 752, which has a giant Buddha and where passengers can take photos and touch and feed the deer that wander through the park. Lunch included. After the visit, we will see HORYUJI Buddhist temple, a World Heritage Site that includes a seminary, monasteries and temples. Its main pagoda temple is one of the oldest wooden buildings in the world and is the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan and an important place of worship. We continue to OSAKA, where we arrive in the evening. Accommodation in this modern city (Japan’s second city). We will visit Dotonbori, a colourful district filled with nightlife.
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