Arrive at your departure airport by 11:50am for your Jetstar flight; ensure long-term parking L is secured and your documents are ready. Allow extra time for check-in and security for an international sector.
Depart on Jetstar; keep one set of essentials in your carry-on for the short airport transit in Bangkok. Expect a late-evening arrival into Bangkok (check terminal on boarding pass).
Arrive in Bangkok around 20:50 — use the airport terminal for a quick dinner and a rest before your late-night JAL flight; many international terminals have 24-hour food options or airport lounges. Confirm which Bangkok terminal (BKK or DMK) and locate your transfer desk.
Use reclining seats or an airport lounge for short rest; if you prefer privacy, some airports offer sleep pods—check availability. Stay close to your departure terminal and monitor boarding times.
Arrive Kansai at 07:50 — allow 45–90 minutes for immigration and baggage. Buy an IC card (Suica/ICOCA) or arrange Nankai/Kansai Airport Express to Namba for fastest access to Shinsaibashi/Amemura.
Drop large bags at a coin locker or luggage service near Namba/Shinsaibashi and have breakfast at Kuromon Market (opens ~8:00) or a nearby café for fresh sushi or grilled skewers. Kuromon is lively in the morning and perfect for a first Osaka food experience (market typically 8:00–18:00).
Walk the Dotonbori canal, see Glico sign and canal views, and browse Shinsaibashi-suji shopping arcade; most shops open from 10:00 and Dotonbori is lively all day. Don Quijote in Dotonbori is usually open 24 hours for last-minute purchases.
Try a classic Osaka meal: Kani Doraku for crab or street takoyaki from a stall along Dotonbori — a must-try local snack (restaurants generally open 11:00+).
Continue exploring Amemura and Shinsaibashi, pick up essentials and relax at a café; you can also head to your apartment to confirm late check-in procedures and leave larger items (check host instructions for bag drop).
Check-in window opens at 16:00; settle into your Amemura apartment in Nishishinsaibashi and freshen up after the flight. Note: building has no 24-hour reception — follow the host's self-check-in instructions.
Explore Dotonbori at night for neon views and street food like okonomiyaki, kushikatsu, and late-night ramen; many stalls and restaurants stay open late (some 24 hours).
Start with a relaxed breakfast at a café in Amerikamura (Amemura) — pastries, Japanese-style toast or a set breakfast are common and cafés usually open 8:00–10:00. Great time to watch boutique shops open.
Spend the morning browsing fashion boutiques and vintage stores in Amemura and Shinsaibashi shopping arcade; most stores open by 10:00 and the area is walkable.
Savour kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) at Kushikatsu Daruma in Shinsekai or another branch in Dotonbori — a quintessential Osaka dish and a filling midday meal (restaurants open ~11:00).
Visit Don Quijote in Dotonbori for souvenirs — this branch often operates 24 hours, so it’s convenient for late shopping; combine with photo stops along the canal.
If you prefer attractions, Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan typically open 10:00–20:00 (hours vary) and a Dotonbori river cruise runs into the evening — book tickets in advance if needed.
Finish the day with dinner at a local izakaya or yakiniku grill in Namba — lively evening atmosphere and late service is common (opens usually from 17:00).
Grab a quick breakfast near your apartment or a convenience store and make your way to Universal City Station; trains typically take 20–30 minutes from Namba. Plan to arrive early to line up before 9:10 entry.
You noted a 9:10am entry time — enjoy rides, shows and themed areas (park opening times vary by date, commonly 9:00–20:00). Prioritise popular attractions early (Super Nintendo World, Harry Potter) and use Express Passes if purchased.
Have lunch inside the park at themed restaurants (e.g., Mel’s Drive-In, Three Broomsticks) — food options are plentiful but queues can be long during peak times (restaurants open with park hours).
Head back to Namba around park closing to rest or explore Universal Citywalk for shops and restaurants; train services run late but check last train times to your area.
Choose a relaxed dinner back in Namba: ramen, izakaya or more Dotonbori delights are on offer and many places stay open late. Perfect chance to sample favourites you missed earlier.
Have a portable breakfast or convenience-store onigiri/coffee to be ready for the Klook meet. A light meal will keep you comfortable during the full-day tour.
Meet your Klook Kyoto & Nara tour at the VIP Namba meeting point at 07:50 as arranged; the full-day guided tour covers key sites and typically returns by early evening (you noted a 7:10pm return).
Most day tours include or recommend a lunch stop near key attractions in Kyoto or Nara — expect local cuisine options like soba, udon, or set meals (check your tour inclusions).
Tour concludes at the drop-off point in Namba at approximately 19:10; take time to relax and freshen up at your apartment after a long day exploring temples and parks.
Enjoy a relaxed dinner near Namba — popular choices include takoyaki stalls, an izakaya for shared plates or a late ramen fix. Many places open late, perfect after a tour day.
Visit Osaka Castle and its park; the castle museum usually opens 9:00–17:00 (last entry earlier), so arrive in the morning to avoid crowds and enjoy the grounds and views from the top floors.
Return to Kuromon Market or try a set-meal (teishoku) at a nearby eatery for fresh seafood or tempura; markets and many vendors operate until late afternoon (around 17:00–18:00).
Head to Umeda for the Floating Garden Observatory (opens ~10:00 and often open until late — check current hours) and basement food halls; great for panoramic city views at sunset.
Dine in Umeda at an izakaya or return to Dotonbori for a final Osaka food crawl — both areas have strong evening atmospheres and varied menus (many venues open late).
Have an early breakfast and make your way to Shin-Osaka station for the Shinkansen; allow time for luggage handling and station navigation (bullet-train reservations recommended).
Board the 09:06 Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka (you indicated this train) and enjoy the 2.5–3-hour trip with Mt Fuji visible on the right-hand side on clear days (seat side varies—your note says Mt Fuji side).
Arrive at Tokyo Station at around 11:33; use station lockers if needed to drop some luggage before exploring central Tokyo or heading to Asakusa later. Tokyo Station has excellent dining options (Ramen Street) for lunch.
Enjoy lunch at Tokyo Ramen Street inside Tokyo Station or a nearby café — many stalls open from morning until late afternoon and are ideal for a quick meal before heading to Asakusa.
Head to Asakusa and drop luggage if the hotel allows an early drop (Prism Inn check-in at 15:00). Explore Senso-ji temple and Nakamise shopping street — temple grounds are open all day; shops often 10:00–18:00.
Official check-in at Prism Inn Asakusa at 15:00 (Klook booked) — settle into your room and ask staff about luggage hold for any late arrivals or early departures.
Enjoy dinner at an izakaya in Asakusa or try tempura at a local specialty restaurant; many Asakusa eateries are open into the evening, ideal after sightseeing.
Head to Tsukiji Outer Market for fresh sushi or tamago tamago-yaki and coffee; many stalls begin service early (05:00–14:00 for some vendors), so a morning visit is ideal before crowds.
Spend late morning browsing Ginza department stores or visiting Akihabara for electronics and anime culture, both within easy transit from Asakusa. Shops typically open around 10:00–11:00.
Meet Paul for the Drifter car tour at 18:00 (booking confirmed by user). Expect an evening driving experience through curated Tokyo routes — check the exact meeting location and arrival time. The tour will likely run a few hours into the evening.
After the car tour, pick a late-night izakaya or ramen shop near your drop-off point; many Tokyo eateries stay open late, especially in entertainment districts.
Have a light breakfast at or near your hotel to be ready for your TeamLab Planets entry; many cafés open by 7:00–8:00. Bring a small towel and wear easy-to-remove shoes for some exhibits.
Attend your 09:30 TeamLab Planets session; the museum typically opens mid-morning and you should expect to spend 1.5–2.5 hours immersed in interactive digital art. You noted your booking and QR code — bring confirmation.
Take the short trip to Odaiba for lunch at DiverCity or Aqua City with many restaurants and views of Rainbow Bridge; shopping complexes often open 10:00–21:00 depending on the venue.
Visit Gundam at DiverCity, Palette Town or teamLab Borderless area if you want more digital art (hours vary), or relax by the waterfront. Note that 13 Oct is a national holiday (Sports Day), so expect larger crowds at public attractions.
Enjoy dinner in Odaiba with many international and Japanese options, or head back to Asakusa for traditional dining; check last train times if returning late.
Grab a hearty breakfast near Tokyo Station before meeting your Mt Fuji Klook tour group; many station cafés open early and you’ll need energy for a full-day excursion.
Meet your Mt Fuji Klook tour at 08:00 at the Marunouchi South Exit police box as instructed — tours typically depart promptly, and your booking includes front-row seating per your note. Tour hours generally run until the evening (approx 20:00).
Lunch is often arranged at a scenic spot or lakeside restaurant in the Fuji Five Lakes area; check the tour itinerary for inclusions and local options. Expect limited but scenic dining choices.
Tour returns to Tokyo around 20:00; relax at your hotel and review photos from the day — Mt Fuji visibility depends on weather, but your day should include multiple viewpoints.
Have dinner near your accommodation or at Tokyo Station if you prefer earlier or easier transfers; many restaurants near major stations stay open late into the evening.
Arrive at Haneda T3 by 07:10 to clear check-in and security for your Cathay Pacific flight. International check-in counters typically open 3 hours before departure; confirm terminal procedures.
Arrive at Hong Kong T1 at 13:50 and complete transit procedures; your onward flight departs at 15:00, so follow transfer signs and allow time for immigration if required.