Japan Private Tour (JPN017) Tokyo, Fuji, Kyoto, Osaka 7 Days 6 Nights

Arrive in Narita and meet at the airport. We take you to pay respects at “Narita Temple” (Naritasan Shinshoji Temple), a Buddhist temple located in Narita City. It is regarded as one of the most important spiritual sites and the center of devotion to Fudo Myo-o. The temple consists of many sacred buildings where people commonly pray for fulfillment in love. Shakado Hall is a popular spot to pray for good luck and safety, and the small shrine to the left of the main hall is dedicated to Shusse Inari, the deity of career advancement and success.

Next, visit the Tokyo Fish Market. In the morning, explore Tsukiji Fish Market, considered the world's largest fish market with more than 2,000 tons of seafood traded daily. The market is divided into two sections: the outer market with numerous retail shops and restaurants, and the inner market, historically where wholesalers conducted business and held famous tuna auctions.

Visit Asakusa Temple (Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street), famous for its giant red lantern inscribed with the kanji "Kaminari-mon," meaning "Thunder Gate," which is a major highlight for visitors. As the oldest temple in Tokyo, admission to the temple grounds is free. You can also make an offering with a 5-yen coin (go-en), a symbol of good fortune.

Hakone Shrine has a long history dating back to 757. Many visitors come to pray for victory in competitions, safety, good fortune, and love, and it is also known as a popular "Power Spot" to recharge positive energy.

Head to Tokyo Skytree, a great photo spot where you can enjoy panoramic views of the city. On a clear day, you can see Mount Fuji clearly. The area is surrounded by various department stores and interesting museums.

Visit Odaiba Marine Park, a seaside park surrounded by peaceful rocky shores. You can stroll along the sandy beach, with bars and cafes lining the walkway, and take in the beauty of Tokyo.

In addition, the Odaiba area offers a complete variety of attractions and activities, including scenic viewpoints, onsen, cutting-edge museums, amusement parks, chic photo spots, and numerous shopping destinations, such as DiverCity Tokyo Plaza.

Go shopping in Shibuya/Shinjuku, the most thriving business districts in Tokyo, home to many large department stores such as Isetan, Takashimaya, and Marui. On the east side of Shinjuku, there are also plenty of shops for visitors to enjoy, including Don Quijote discount store and Yamada Denki electronics store.

Harajuku is famous for its vibrant street art, trendy fashion boutiques, quirky vintage clothing stores, and cosplay shops along Takeshita Street.

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Head to Tokyo DisneySea, a theme park inspired by the myths and legends of the sea. Beyond offering numerous fun rides and attractions, there are plenty of dining spots serving savory dishes and desserts. The park is divided into 7 themed ports: Mediterranean Harbor in Italian style, Mystery Island set inside a volcano at the center of the park, Mermaid Lagoon featuring the underwater world of Ariel and friends, Arabian Coast representing the world of Aladdin, Lost River Delta built among the ancient pyramid ruins in the Central American jungle, Port Discovery with roller coasters, water fountains, and the Aquatopia water ride, and finally American Waterfront.

Alternatively, choose to visit Tokyo Disneyland, Japan's number-one theme park welcoming nearly 20 million visitors each year. The park consists of 7 main themed areas: World Bazaar, a shopping and dining arcade designed in early 20th-century American style; Tomorrowland, designed with a futuristic theme; Toontown, home to Disney characters; as well as Fantasyland, Critter Country, Westernland, and Adventureland.

If you prefer not to visit the theme parks, you can spend your day shopping at your leisure, such as along Nakamise Street to browse and buy souvenirs, authentic “Made In Japan” local products, and a wide range of quality household goods; Akihabara, the famous electronics hub ranging from small specialty shops to large shopping centers; Ginza, a prestigious commercial district where prime land is among the most expensive in Japan, renowned for luxury brand shopping, upscale boutiques, and fine dining in Tokyo; or Aeon Narita Mall, featuring up to 150 shops in a modern Japanese style. The main offerings include fashion apparel, fresh groceries, and home goods, with popular stores like MUJI, 100-yen shops, Sanrio store, Capcom games arcade, and a large supermarket perfect for souvenir shopping. Many shops offer tax-free shopping for international travelers, which can be cheaper than buying at the airport, along with a wide selection of restaurants. Enjoy shopping at your leisure.

If not visiting the theme parks, you can also continue exploring Tokyo on your second day or take day trips near Tokyo, such as Kumagaya, or in winter, choose the snow town of Minakami, just 2 hours from Tokyo, to enjoy the ski slopes at Minakami Kogen Ski Resort.

Alternatively, choose to explore the Hakone area. Visit Hakone, a charming small town located in Fuji-Hakone-Izu National Park. Stroll around town to browse unique shops and authentic Japanese tea houses, as well as Odawara Castle. You will also have the opportunity to visit the famous Hakone Shrine, admire the snow-covered peak of Mount Fuji from various viewpoints around Lake Ashinoko, relax at Yumoto hot springs, or take the Hakone Ropeway.

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We'll take you to explore Hakone to cruise on a pirate ship across Lake Ashi, a beautiful lake that is 1 of the 5 lakes surrounding Mount Fuji, formed from volcanic lava after an eruption 3,000 years ago. We will cruise from Hakone Machi Port to Motohakone Port for about 10 minutes, taking in views across Lake Ashi where Mount Fuji can be clearly seen.

Next, we take you to Owakudani Valley, also known as Hell Valley, to see sulfur hot springs capable of boiling eggs. Japanese locals believe that eating 1 black egg will extend your life by 7 years. You can also browse and shop for many famous local products, such as black soap, black shampoo, and black facial wash—all sulfur-based products believed by locals to nourish the skin and hair.

We then travel to Mount Fuji, taking you up to experience its charm up close at the 5th Station at an altitude of 2,500 meters (visitation depends on weather conditions).

We'll take everyone to have fun with snow activities at Fujiten Snow Resort (Fuji ten ski resort), located on the northern side of Mount Fuji in a stunning location overlooking Lake Kawaguchi below, with Mount Fuji as a backdrop. (Tour price does not include snow gear rental). Note: Fujiten Snow Resort is scheduled to open on 5 December 2565, but opening may be postponed if there is insufficient snowfall. In that case, we will instead take you to visit Fujiyoshida Sengen Shrine, dedicated to Princess Konohanasakuya.

Fujiyoshida Sengen Shrine is a shrine dedicated to Princess Konohanasakuya, the Shinto deity associated with Mount Fuji.

Admire the beauty of Lake Hamana, spanning Hamamatsu City and Kosai City in Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a brackish lake with the number 1 longest shoreline perimeter in Japan and is also the 10th largest lake in Japan. Enjoy free time to capture memorable photos at your leisure.

Ride the Kachi Kachi Ropeway (Mt.Fuji Panoramic Ropeway) for a distance of 400 meters, connecting the eastern shore of Lake Kawaguchiko to the observation deck near the summit of Mount Tenjo.

Oshino Hakkai Village is located near Mount Fuji in the Lake Yamanakako (Lake Yamanaka-ko) area. In 2013, Mount Fuji was designated a World Cultural Heritage site, and this area features more than 8 crystal-clear spring ponds.

Head out for snowy adventures at Fujiyama Snow Resort Yeti (Snow Town Yeti), where you can ski while admiring Mount Fuji at the same time. This ski resort is located on the 2nd Station of Mount Fuji in Shizuoka Prefecture. It features 4 ski slopes from A to D, offering multiple courses with varying difficulty levels ranging from beginner to advanced. Among these courses, Slope A is Yeti's main run and opens earliest in Japan, thanks to maintenance by snowmaking machines, allowing the ski season to start in mid-October every year. There are plenty of snow activities here, including skiing, snowboarding, and more.

In winter, everyone can experience "mini snowmobiling" and "snow rafting"—riding an inflatable raft pulled by a snowmobile. Enjoy your free time with a variety of activities at this ski resort (tour price includes ski resort admission and Snow Sled rental only).

Afterward, we take you to visit Oshino Hakkai, a village near Mount Fuji in the Lake Yamanakako area. In 2013, Mount Fuji was designated a World Cultural Heritage site. Here, there are over 8 crystal-clear ponds formed from melted snow from Mount Fuji dating back more than 1,200 years. Enjoy your free time taking photos or shopping for local delicacies, such as aromatic grilled mochi and assorted pickled vegetables.

Optionally visit Obuchi Sasaba, a scenic viewpoint offering beautiful views of Mount Fuji and tea plantations. Popular with various media, including domestic and international photographers, newspapers, and television, it is an excellent photography and sightseeing spot for travelers.

If you wish, head to Gotemba Premium Outlets, the largest outlet mall in Japan, bringing together Japanese brands and world-renowned leading designer brands, with over 200 designer stores.

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Travel to Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital, world-famous for its exquisite culture, cuisine, and rural charm. It is home to renowned landmarks such as Kiyomizu-dera Temple, famous for viewing cherry blossoms and autumn foliage. In addition, the temple's architecture is remarkably beautiful and has been designated a UNESCO World Heritage site.

The next destination is Fushimi Inari Shrine (the Red Shrine), celebrated for its torii gates—rows of red shrine gates stretching behind the shrine—along with numerous fox statues.

In addition, you can also stop by to explore Nagoya (Nagoya) if desired.

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Today, travel to Osaka Castle, a vast historical park located in the heart of Osaka City and a popular destination for Japanese castle enthusiasts. This castle took over 16 years to build and has become an iconic symbol of Japan. Today, it is well maintained and considered one of Japan's three most famous castles.

Stop to pay respects at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, one of Japan's oldest Shinto shrines, built in 754, and Shitennoji Temple, the oldest Buddhist temple in Japan, in 1136.

Pay respects to the largest bronze Buddha statue in Japan at Todaiji Temple (Todaiji), paying homage to the Great Buddha (Daibutsu) inside the world's largest wooden building.

Visit the Shinsaibashi district, a popular destination in Osaka stretching over 2 kilometers. It features pharmacies, cosmetics shops, 100-yen stores, character goods shops, as well as restaurants and cafes. Located in Chuo Ward and commonly referred to as the Minami area, it is an endless street for shopping, dining, bars, and nightlife.

You can choose to visit Universal Studios, a dream theme park for many featuring characters from hit movies such as Harry Potter, Minions, Spider-Man, and more. It is a world-renowned theme park created with a Hollywood movie universe theme—the only one in Japan and the first in Asia. Inside, the park is divided into 8 zones.

Additionally, you can visit Kaiyukan Aquarium located at Osaka Bay, featuring over 35,000 marine animals displayed across 14 tanks, ranking as the 2nd largest aquarium in the world.

Or take a ride on the “Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel” and visit the “Umeda Sky Building,” 173-meter twin towers connected by a floating sky bridge for 360-degree panoramic views, a famous photo spot.

Shop around Osaka's Shinsekai district, a lively hub for food and drinks featuring Tsutenkaku Tower and delicious kushikatsu at affordable prices.

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Explore Nara Deer Park, an expansive park filled with lush trees, open lawns, ponds, shrines, temples, museums, nature trails, and scenic gardens. The main highlight drawing travelers from all over the world is the friendly herd of over 1,200 free-roaming Sika deer.

In winter, head out for snow fun at Rokko Snow Park, open annually from November through March near Osaka and Kobe. Enjoy skiing and snowboarding with a dedicated snow play area—ideal for families with children. The park features "Snow Land," divided into two sections: one for sledding and another for snow play on gentle slopes where kids can safely ski on their own. If you do not have winter gear, on-site rental shops provide equipment, clothing, and snow toys for children, alongside multiple dining options. (Tour price includes Rokko Snow Park admission and 1 sled per 2 guests; additional rental equipment, toys, and admission to separate zones are not included.)

Continue your shopping spree at Lalaport EXPOCITY, a spacious shopping complex home to around 300 stores spanning leading global brands, top boutiques, sportswear, outdoor gear, health and beauty spots, as well as fashion for children, teens, and working professionals. You will also find everyday essentials, electronics, and home cookware. Later, take an evening stroll through Shinsekai, another iconic shopping and entertainment district in Osaka.

Depart Osaka for Bangkok, taking a domestic flight from Osaka to Narita to connect with your flight to Bangkok, or taking a direct flight from Osaka back to Thailand at your convenience.