Japan's Greatest Hits
Greatest hits, no padding, mostly trains.
- First visit
- Base cities: Tokyo · Kyoto · Osaka
- culture
- food
- urban
- history
Itinerary
If you only have a few days, do one city properly instead of three in a blur. Five nights based in Tokyo, no hotel changes and no bullet trains, with a day in the Hakone hills for the onsen and the Fuji view and a day in seaside Kamakura for the great bronze Buddha.
No hotel changes, no bullet trains. One city done properly, with a day in the hills.
Where you sleep and what each base is for. Load it into the planner to reshape the cities, dates, and day-by-day plan.
The world's largest city and Japan's beating heart - an overwhelming, endlessly layered metropolis where every kind of Japan coexists.
A volcanic mountain resort within sight of Mt. Fuji, with excellent onsen, an open-air museum, and a famous ropeway.
Japan's medieval capital with the Great Buddha, 65 temples and shrines, and forested hiking trails between them.
Your JP Adventure
Plan a trip to Tokyo
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Greatest hits, no padding, mostly trains.
Tokyo, then Hakone for one quiet night, then Kyoto and Osaka.
Slow enough to feel it, full enough to remember it.
Maple leaves, temple gardens, longer evenings.