Japan Adventure: Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka & Hiroshima
July 18th to 30th, 2027

July 18: Arrive in Tokyo and receive a private transfer to your hotel. Rest, reset, then take a neon-lit stroll through neighborhoods blending ancient calm and buzz.

July 19: Private-bus day trip to Nikko: ornate Toshogu Shrine, Three Wise Monkeys, Jizo-lined Kanmangafuchi, Lake Chuzenji viewpoints, dramatic Kegon Falls, plus quiet cedar forests and waterfalls.

July 20: Tokyo walking tour: Imperial Palace Outer Gardens, Asakusa and Senso-ji’s lantern gate, Harajuku street style, then peaceful Meiji Jingu’s forest shrine oasis, refreshed beautifully today.

July 21: Guided Tsukiji Outer Market lunch tour: weave bustling lanes, taste seafood and street snacks, learn food culture, and sample classic Japanese sweets together, happily too.

July 22: Free day in Tokyo: shop Shibuya or Ginza, chase skyline views, visit museums or teamLab, explore Akihabara, stroll Odaiba, or unwind at an onsen bath.

July 23: Bullet train to Kyoto, Japan’s cultural heart. Check in, then enjoy an evening in lantern-lit Gion—narrow lanes, teahouses, timeless charm, and photo-worthy alleys downtown.

July 24: Private bus to Nara: wander Nara Park with roaming deer, visit lantern-filled Kasuga Taisha, and marvel at Todai-ji’s Great Buddha inside its vast wooden hall.

July 25: Kyoto highlights day: walk beneath Fushimi Inari’s endless torii gates, admire gold-leaf Kinkaku-ji, savor views from hillside Kiyomizu-dera, and browse charming artisan old streets nearby.

July 26: Train to Osaka, Japan’s “kitchen.” Tonight, dive into Shinsekai’s retro streets and enjoy a social food tour sampling signature bites, sweets, bright neon, late-night laughter.

July 27: Osaka walking tour: explore Osaka Castle grounds, graze Kuromon Ichiba Market’s stalls, then visit Tsutenkaku Tower—an icon of the city’s playful spirit today, always.

July 28th: Enjoy a flexible Osaka day—shopping, cafés, or street snacks—then ride an evening train to Hiroshima, arriving ready for the journey’s reflective finale.

July 29: Hiroshima day: walk Peace Memorial Park and Museum for stories, then ferry to Miyajima to see Itsukushima Shrine and the “floating” torii gate at dusk.

July 30: Departure day: transfer from Hiroshima back toward Tokyo for your flight home. Check in, grab last souvenirs, and leave with unforgettable Japan travel stories forever.