Japan has become the most exciting country with various destinations, cultures, and cuisines. If you have enough budget, coming to Japan will be the best decision; at least, you must visit once as long as you live.

Japan offers balanced entertainment; you can visit the cities if you love enjoying the bright and modern nuances. However, you can go to suburban areas if you prefer to be quiet while enjoying the historical buildings.

For Newers, sometimes it is challenging to decide what destination you should see. We will give you some itinerary guidelines so you don’t need to be confused about your journey.

With an area of 377,973 km², the destinations are spread across Japan. The offerings are limited edition, and you find them only in Japan, especially regarding their cuisine and culture. No wonder how many people interested only want to see those.

If you love watching anime, this place is the best for you because you will see many particular spots that appear in the scenes. Therefore, some sites have anime concepts to attract many visitors, especially anime lovers.

Japanese people still hold their history and culture firmly, as seen from their buildings, festivals, and some places with historical value. Every month, Japanese people have festivals and celebrations related to their culture and beliefs. It is why people love Japan profoundly and make it a dream destination.

You might be confused about which destination you should visit because there are so many places and activities to do in Japan. But don’t worry, we will give you an itinerary for your trip to Japan so that you can enjoy it.

After arriving at Haneda International Airport, you can head to Shibuya once you have checked in at your hotel. The most convenient place to stay would be Hotel Indigo Tokyo Shibuya, which has many routes connecting you to all the famous spots around the hotel.

Shibuya is like the heart and soul of youth in Japan, with many people coming here from all over the country because of its incredible sights. The iconic Shibuya Scramble Crossing is always crowded, but it is the best spot to take pictures. Even at the peak, it will be full of crowds every 2 minutes.

Here, you can find various culinary and entertainment options for youth, such as fashion and pop culture. If you want to explore the area, it's best to come out at dusk when the stores and places are open.

Budget Estimation:

For Day 1, the cost of the budget is approximately around JPY 149,682.

It feels like it's not quite right if you’re including Kyoto as your destination. It is home to temples, shrines, castles, and gardens since imperial times. No wonder this place has become the favourite vacation spot for tourists.

Although the distance between Tokyo and Kyoto is relatively long, you can reach Kyoto within 2 hours and 30 minutes by taking the Nozomi Shinkansen, which is the fastest bullet train in Japan. If you're worried about your belongings, you can rent a locker at train stations in Kyoto to keep them safe.

On your first day in Kyoto, you can see one of the castles or temples. Hence, let’s enjoy your ride with Nijo Castle and Kyoto Heritage Tour from Kyoto to visit those places with the closest view. Apart from that, you can try a kimono, Japan's traditional costume, and let yourself become Japanese in a day. You can rent it at Kyoto Yumeyakata Kimono Rental - Hakama and take pictures around some spots.

You can book one of over 2,000 hotels in Kyoto through Traveloka for your stay in the city.

Budget Estimation:

For Day 2, the cost of the budget is approximately around JPY 50,230.87

If you are still in the Kansai Region, you can move to Osaka for the next day from Kyoto with Shinkansen. Osaka has plenty of entertainment areas, traditional ones like castles and modern ones like Universal Studios Japan, to stroll around and try some arrays at the movie-iconic spots.

Besides Universal Studios Japan, you can visit Himeji Castle, Arima Onsen, and Rokko Mountain to see the imperial castle up close. The colourful, captivating garden and fresh air can make you relax for a while. Osaka is a more affordable destination compared to Kyoto, but it still offers an unforgettable experience.

For Day 3, the cost of the budget is approximately around JPY 21,777.

After exploring several amazing vacation spots in Japan, it's now time to enjoy your final day in Tokyo before your flight. To return to Tokyo, you can take the Nozomi Shinkansen from Kyoto in the morning.

On your last day in Japan, take some time to relax and soak in the charming scenery and lively atmosphere of Tokyo. Want to experience the ancient history of Tokyo? Why not join a tour with the Tokyo Asakusa Rickshaw Tour? This is an excellent way to experience old Tokyo era.

Budget Estimation:

For Day 2, the cost of the budget is approximately around JPY 128,280.92

**Please note that this budget estimation does not include the shopping budget.

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