【Japan · Classic Japanese Style】Enjoy Japan 7-Day Tour, No Shopping Stops｜Mount Fuji Hot Springs + Senso-ji Temple + Kinkaku-ji + Nara Deer

A shopping-free tour with no recommended optional expenses. A stay at a hot spring hotel near Mount Fuji is specially arranged, so you can enjoy the relaxing pleasure of a Japanese hot spring. Travel in comfort and experience the authentic spirit of Japan in depth.

*Helpful note: During Expo 2025 Osaka, the itinerary may include two consecutive nights at a hotel in the Kansai Airport area.

Tokyo | Where tradition meets trends

• Nijubashi Bridge at the Imperial Palace: Located in central Tokyo, the Imperial Palace is the residence of the Emperor of Japan. Nijubashi is a landmark stone bridge connecting to the Imperial Palace Outer Gardens. Reflected in the moat, it makes a magnificent sight, set against an urban landscape where the classical and modern coexist.
• Ginza Shopping District: One of the world’s three great shopping streets and a showcase for Japan’s high-end fashion. Home to international luxury brands, century-old shops, and the latest trends, it offers a blend of shopping, dining, and art—and is where many Tokyoites find their ideal everyday lifestyle.
• Senso-ji Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street: Senso-ji is Tokyo’s oldest and most popular temple, famous for its enormous lantern at Kaminarimon Gate. The Nakamise street in front is a wonderful place to experience traditional Japanese culture, with an enticing array of snacks, handicrafts, and souvenirs.
• Odaiba Gundam Base: The gigantic moving Gundam makes a spectacular appearance, making this a must-visit spot for anime fans. The Odaiba area centers on technology and entertainment, brimming with a futuristic feel and fun. It is one of Tokyo’s most youthful and popular photo spots.
• Ueno Park (spring only) / Yoyogi Park (autumn only): Ueno is a renowned Tokyo cherry blossom spot, where thousands of cherry trees form a romantic tunnel. Yoyogi Park is a photography hotspot in autumn, when red foliage colors its woodland paths. Both offer spectacular seasonal experiences.

Yamanashi Prefecture | A Natural Retreat at the Foot of Mt. Fuji

• Mt. Fuji 5th Station: As a symbol of Japan, Mt. Fuji is not only an active volcano but also a spiritual icon. The 5th Station is one of the best spots to admire snow-capped Mt. Fuji up close. On a clear day, its magnificent profile is clearly visible and truly breathtaking.
• Mt. Fuji Earthquake Experience Center: Simulate a real earthquake and learn about Japan’s technology and disaster-prevention systems. It’s an interactive learning experience that’s both fun and educational.
• Ladder Town (Hashigocho): A lesser-known hidden gem in the Mount Fuji region, this town is named for its steep streets at varying elevations and views of Mount Fuji from higher vantage points. With traditional craft shops and quaint teahouses, it offers a warm taste of local life.
• Swan Lake Cruise on Lake Yamanaka: Glide across the lake aboard the charming Swan Lake cruise boat and admire Mt. Fuji reflected in the water. One of the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Yamanaka is an ideal place to enjoy autumn leaves, snow-covered scenery, birdwatching, and photography.

Kyoto | The Serenity and Elegance of an Ancient Capital

• Kinkaku-ji Temple: Also known as Rokuon-ji, its exterior is decorated with gold leaf that glitters in the sunlight. Reflected in the Mirror Pond, Kinkaku-ji embodies Japanese aesthetics and is one of Kyoto’s most representative UNESCO World Heritage sites.
• Heian Shrine: Rebuilt in the architectural style of the Meiji era, its vivid red giant torii gate and lush green gardens create a striking scene. A popular place to pray and enjoy the scenery, it is also one of the symbols of Kyoto’s history and culture.
• Fushimi Inari Taisha / Maruyama Park / Togetsukyo Bridge in Arashiyama (seasonal): Fushimi Inari is famous for its thousands of red torii gates, creating a mysterious and captivating scene. In spring, stroll along the cherry blossom paths in Maruyama Park; in autumn, visit Arashiyama to admire the colorful leaves around the bridge. Each season has its own charm.

Nara | A Sacred Place to Dance with Nature’s Spirits

• Nara Park: An open, tree-shaded park where you can interact with gentle sika deer. In Japanese Shinto, deer are considered messengers of the gods. Get up close and experience the heartwarming harmony between people and nature.
• Tōdai-ji Temple: One of the world’s largest wooden structures, it houses the world’s largest bronze Buddha statue. Its majestic, dignified exterior showcases the finest architectural artistry of the Nara period. Each visitor receives “deer crackers” to enjoy feeding the deer.

Osaka | Where Trendy Cuisine Meets Urban Charm

• Osaka Castle Park: Once the residence of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, the castle is a landmark symbolizing Japan’s Warring States period. The main tower and surrounding moats make a picturesque scene, beloved by history buffs and photography enthusiasts alike.
• Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori: Shopping, dining, and photo opportunities all in one! Shinsaibashi is Osaka’s best-known shopping street, blending trendy fashion with long-established brands. Dotonbori is famous for its neon lights, giant signs, and abundance of food, and is one of the liveliest districts at night.