After arriving and clearing customs, head to Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden for a gentle, jet-lag friendly stroll among landscaped lawns and tea houses, then enjoy a late breakfast at Isetan Food Hall or a cozy coffee and Japanese-style pastry at Bear Pond Espresso in nearby Shimokitazawa. For a light cultural introduction, visit the serene Hanazono Shrine to offer a quiet moment together before checking into your hotel-consider the romantic boutique Hotel Gracery Shinjuku for easy access to evening activities.
Ease into Tokyo with a relaxed wander through the lively streets of Shibuya, crossing the famous scramble and popping into the quirky shops around Center Gai before taking a break at Fuglen Tokyo for coffee and light pastries. As the afternoon softens, head toward Yoyogi Park for people-watching and a short picnic, then check into your hotel and freshen up at The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku (a romantic, reasonably priced choice) to prepare for an evening of neon and song.
As twilight falls, head to Omoide Yokocho in Shinjuku for atmospheric narrow alleys and yakitori stalls-share grilled skewers and a local beer for a cozy first-night meal. After dinner, wander to Robot Restaurant's flashy exterior (skip the show if it feels touristy) and finish the night with a private room at Karaoke Kan in Shibuya for playful duets and a celebratory honeymoon toast.
Start with a novelty sleep-extension by checking into a stylish capsule experience at Nine Hours Capsule Hotel (Ikebukuro) to stow bags and enjoy a futuristic shower and nap pod, then walk to Sunshine City for panoramic city views from the Sky Circus Sunshine 60 Observatory. Afterward, unwind with cuddly company at MoCHA Cat Café (Ikebukuro) where you can sip matcha and meet resident cats, followed by a relaxed brunch at the nearby retro-Parisian bakery Boulangerie Pâtisserie Viron to keep the morning gentle and intimate before exploring more Tokyo neighborhoods.
Wander from Ikebukuro toward Zoshigaya for a quieter, local-feel stroll and stop at the charming Toden Arakawa Tram stop to ride a nostalgic tram slice through residential Tokyo. Pause for coffee and artisanal cakes at Koffee Mameya (for a specialty pour-over experience) before exploring the independent shops and retro boutiques around Sugamo Jizo-dori-famous for its laid-back shopping and quaint tea houses-then finish the afternoon with a serene riverside walk along the Shakujii Park pond to watch ducks and relax before returning to your capsule for an evening change.
As dusk settles, head to Kichijoji's Harmonica Yokocho for lively alleyways of tiny izakaya and yakitori stalls-pick a snug counter seat to sample local sake and share plates while soaking in the friendly, retro atmosphere. After dinner, take a short walk to Inokashira Park for a romantic paddleboat ride on the pond under lamplight, then finish the night with cocktails at the cozy speakeasy-style Bar Benfiddich for inventive herb-forward drinks and intimate conversation.
Begin with an authentic sumo morning by joining a guided tour to observe a training session at a local stable such as Kise-beya (advance booking recommended) or, if stable visits are full, visit the immersive Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Museum for match history and rikishi relics. Afterward, stroll across the Sumida River to explore the atmospheric lanes of Kappabashi Dougu Street to browse traditional kitchenware and pick up a handcrafted rice scoop as a honeymoon keepsake, then enjoy a riverside brunch at the cozy café Sumida Park Café with views of the Tokyo skyline to keep the morning relaxed and culturally rich.
After a sumo-focused morning, drift into old-school Tokyo by exploring the atmospheric lanes of Nakamise-dori for traditional snacks and souvenir shopping before stepping into the peaceful Senso-ji Outer Courtyard to sample freshly made ningyo-yaki and sweet dango. From Asakusa, take a short river cruise on the Tokyo Water Bus toward the Sumida area for scenic city views, then hop off to browse artisanal crafts at Kaminarimon Gate Market and enjoy a leisurely matcha tasting at the intimate tea salon Chazen to recharge before an evening in Harajuku.
As evening falls, wander to Ameya-Yokochō (Ameyoko) for a lively market atmosphere where you can snack on takoyaki and grilled seafood stalls while hunting for quirky souvenirs, then head to Kagurazaka to stroll its lantern-lit alleys lined with traditional shops and intimate French-Japanese bistros for a romantic dinner. Afterward, enjoy a nightcap at the hidden cocktail bar Bar Tram (classic absinthe house) or catch an atmospheric live performance at Cotton Club to round out a day of cultural discoveries with a touch of nightlife and romance.
Board the themed Hello Kitty Shinkansen from Tokyo Station for a playful, photo-ready ride - reserve green car seats if you'd like extra comfort - and enjoy bento treats from Ekibenya Matsuri on the platform as you watch countryside scenery blur past. Arrive at Hamamatsu and wander to Hamamatsu Castle Park for a calm stroll and castle views, then sample fresh eel at the famed Unagi no Ishibashi for an early local lunch before continuing to Nagoya or onward in the afternoon.
Disembark at Hamamatsu and pedal through the city on a rented tandem bike to explore the waterfront Nakatajima Sand Dunes and the peaceful Hamamatsu Flower Park, stopping for seasonal sweets at the beloved bakery Patisserie Plume. Later, visit the hands-on Hamamatsu Musical Instrument Museum to try vintage pianos and harmonicas together, then catch a short train to nearby Act City Hamamatsu for skyline views before continuing your journey toward Nagoya.
After arriving in the Nagoya/Hamamatsu area, settle into a riverside table at Yamamotoya Honten (miso-katsu specialists) for a cozy, flavorful dinner that showcases local Nagoya cuisine. Follow dinner with a moonlit stroll through Osu Shopping Arcade to hunt for vintage treasures and quirky souvenirs, then finish the night with a relaxed sake flight at the intimate craft bar Kura-perfect for toasting your honeymoon and reflecting on the day's playful Hello Kitty shinkansen memories.
Board the shinkansen from Tokyo and, after arriving in Kyoto Station, store luggage at Kyoto Tower Sando lockers before wandering the nearby historic streets to stretch your legs; stop for a savory-style breakfast of yudofu and matcha at the intimate Yudofu Sagano for a gentle introduction to Kyoto cuisine. Later, check into a traditional ryokan such as Ryokan Yachiyo or the more budget-friendly Guest House An and enjoy a private tea ceremony experience at Camellia Garden Tea House on the ryokan grounds to relax and transition into the slower, elegant rhythm of Kyoto life.
After dropping luggage at your ryokan, take a slow walk through Pontocho Alley, ducking into a riverside teahouse for matcha and wagashi while watching wooden machiya lanterns begin to glow; follow with a calming stroll along the Kamo River where locals gather to relax and street musicians often play at dusk. Finish the afternoon with a visit to Nishiki Market to sample local delicacies like yuba and pickled vegetables-grab a couple of bento-style snacks to enjoy back at your ryokan before preparing for an evening in Gion.
As dusk deepens, wander the lantern-lit lanes of Shirakawa Minami-dori for a romantic riverside stroll and pause at a waterside bench to watch geisha promenades; then slip into Izuju for a classic Kyoto sushi dinner focused on vinegared mackerel and pressed sushi for two. After dinner, enjoy a tea and wagashi pairing at the intimate Gion Tsujiri tearoom before returning to your ryokan - consider booking a room with a private onsen at HOSHINOYA Kyoto or the more intimate Ryokan Hatanaka to soak and unwind together.
Wake gently with a traditional Japanese breakfast at your ryokan, then take a short taxi to the serene gardens and ponds of Kokedera (Moss Temple)-reserve in advance to join the brief morning sutra-copying or garden meditation for a quiet, intimate cultural start. From there, cycle the scenic lanes to Otagi Nenbutsu-ji to discover whimsical stone statues tucked into a peaceful hillside, and finish the morning with a leisurely matcha and yatsuhashi tasting at the nearby Ishibei-koji alley teahouse before returning to your ryokan to relax in the onsen and prepare for the day's afternoon explorations.
Spend a serene afternoon wandering the sweeping cedar-lined paths of Tōfuku-ji and linger at its famous wooden bridge for a quiet panorama of temple gardens, then continue to the lesser-known but beautifully preserved Saihō-ji (Kokedera's sister gardens alternative - reservation required) for mossy courtyards and guided garden viewing to deepen the meditative pace established this morning. Finish with a peaceful stroll through the mellow lanes of Arashiyama's Sagano District, stopping at a riverside café for yudofu or matcha sweets before returning to your ryokan to freshen up for an evening onsen soak and kaiseki dinner.
As twilight deepens, wander the atmospheric lanes of Pontocho Alley toward the Kamo River and claim a riverside seat at Pontocho Kappa Zushi or another intimate izakaya to sample seasonal small plates and local sake while watching lanterns reflect on the water. After dinner, enjoy a private tea-pairing experience at Ichiriki Chaya's tea room alternative or a refined matcha tasting at Kikunoi Tsumura (reserve ahead), then return to your ryokan for a soothing soak in the onsen followed by a quiet nightcap on the engawa to savor the hushed Kyoto night together.
Catch an early local train to Uji and begin with a tranquil riverside walk to Byodoin Temple's Phoenix Hall, then join a guided tea ceremony at the intimate Obubu Tea Farms where you can scoop, whisk, and taste freshly ground matcha while learning about Uji's tea heritage. After the ceremony, stroll the historic streets to sample handcrafted tea sweets at Tokujuen and visit the atmospheric Ujigami Shrine for a peaceful, photogenic moment together before lunch.
After a peaceful Uji morning, take a short train to Nara and wander the serene grounds of Isuien Garden, where layered ponds and tea houses create a perfect spot for a leisurely picnic and quiet photos. Continue to Naramachi, the preserved merchant district, to explore restored machiya, browse artisan shops, and stop for a shared wagashi tasting at Nakatanidou before slowing down with a twilight stroll past the lantern-lit approach to Kofuku-ji and a riverside moment to reflect on your Kyoto-to-Nara day together.
As dusk falls, settle into a riverside table at Maguro Koya in Uji for a relaxed dinner of grilled river fish and seasonal small plates, then stroll the lantern-lit lane to Uji Bridge to watch the river reflect the soft evening lights. If you choose Nara, enjoy a peaceful twilight visit to Naramachi's Nara Craft Museum for a brief handmade-souvenir hunt before sharing a cozy dessert and local sake at the intimate Nakatanidou outpost or a nearby café, ending the day with a slow return to Kyoto where you can unpack memories and unwind at your ryokan.
Catch an early shinkansen to Hiroshima and, after storing luggage at Hiroshima Station Coin Lockers, take the scenic local train and ferry to Miyajima; begin with a stroll through the quiet lanes of Omotesando Shopping Street to sample grilled oysters and sweet momiji manju from family stalls. Pause for a peaceful moment at the water's edge beside the iconic floating Itsukushima Shrine's torii at low tide, then climb (or take the ropeway) up Mt. Misen for panoramic views and a fragrant cedar forest walk before descending for a seaside lunch at the intimate Kakiya oyster grill.
After lunch, wander the quieter southern shore to discover Daisho-in Temple with its colorful halls, sea-view pagoda, and whimsical statues-pause for a brief indoor incense blessing and the temple's calligraphy stamp as a keepsake. Then board a short sightseeing boat to cruise around the island's coast for coastal views of the torii before returning to stroll through the artisan studios of Miyajima Upoppo Shop and sample local saké at Miyajima Brewery while watching tide changes and planning a sunset return to the mainland.
As dusk softens, wander the lantern-lit approach to Momijidani Park for a quiet riverside stroll before dinner, then savor an intimate kaiseki-style meal featuring local oysters and seasonal seafood at Yakigaki no Hayashi near the pier. After dinner, enjoy a relaxed riverside sake tasting at Sake Brewery Bar Jimon back on the mainland or linger at Miyajima's waterfront promenade to watch the illuminated torii reflect on the tide for a romantic end to the day.
Take an early shinkansen or domestic flight into Hakata and drop bags at your hotel-consider the romantic Hotel Okura Fukuoka or the cozy, budget-friendly Hakata Granbell Hotel-then head to Yanagibashi Rengo Market to wander bright stalls and sample freshly shucked shellfish, takoyaki, and local mentaiko. After tasting your way through the market, stroll along the riverside to Kushida Shrine for a peaceful moment and to admire its ornate carvings before settling into a riverside café like Manu Coffee for matcha latte and people-watching to ease into Southern Japan's slower pace.
After a leisurely morning market and shrine visit, drift into Fukuoka's seaside charm with a stroll along Ohori Park's lake and a paddleboat for two, then wander the adjacent Fukuoka Art Museum to admire modern Japanese works and a tranquil sculpture garden. Pause for an indulgent late-lunch at Hakata Motsunabe Yamanaka to share a bubbling hotpot of rich offal stew (a regional specialty) and finish the afternoon with a visit to Marinoa City Fukuoka outlet mall for relaxed shopping and panoramic harbor views before returning to your hotel to unwind.
As night falls, savor a lively yatai (street-food stall) crawl along Nakasu Yatai Row, sharing small plates like Hakata ramen and tempura while mingling with locals. Afterward, enjoy an intimate waterfront stroll to Momochi Seaside Park to watch the city lights shimmer over Hakata Bay, then settle into cocktails and seasonal shochu flights at the cozy, atmospheric Bar Kurofune for a relaxed honeymoon toast.
Arrive in Sapporo and ease into Hokkaido flavors with a hearty breakfast at Kaitakushi Bakery sampling their famed Hokkaido milk bread and seasonal jams, then stroll the nearby Nakajima Park to breathe in fresh pine-scented air and admire the wooden Hokkaido Museum of Literature from the outside for a calm cultural start. Afterward, visit the lively Sapporo Central Wholesale Market to taste freshly cut seafood and sample local produce, and then check into a cozy boutique stay such as Cross Hotel Sapporo or the romantic Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo to drop bags and freshen up for an afternoon of exploring.
Wander the elegant streets around Odori Park, stopping at the seasonal flower beds and catching panoramic views from the nearby Sapporo TV Tower before descending toward the historic Sapporo Clock Tower for photos and a brief local-history exhibit. Ease into Hokkaido's culinary scene with a late-afternoon visit to Kinotoya Bake to try their famed cheese tarts and to pick up a warm loaf of Hokkaido milk bread, then browse artisanal stalls at Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade and sip craft coffee at the cozy Maruyama Pancake & Coffee to recharge before your evening explorations.
As twilight falls, wander the atmospheric lanes of Susukino to soak up neon-lit nightlife and sample izakaya small plates at the lively Ramen Yokocho alley for a cozy, shared dinner; follow with a relaxed stroll through the illuminated gardens of Nakajima Park's western promenade to enjoy the pond reflections and seasonal blooms. Finish the night with a stop at LeTao Boutique Sapporo for a decadent milk-bread-inspired dessert or carry-home loaf and then savor inventive Hokkaido dairy cocktails at the intimate speakeasy Bar Yamazaki to toast your honeymoon.
Begin your day with a sensory stroll through Sapporo Morning Market (Sapporo Nijo Market) to sample fresh uni, crab, and a steaming bowl of kaisendon while chatting with vendors and picking up a Hokkaido butter souvenir; follow with a short tram ride to Maruyama Park for a peaceful walk beneath chestnut and cherry trees and a visit to the calming Hokkaido Shrine where you can write a honeymoon ema (wish plaque). Finish the morning with a hands-on cooking class at Okurayama Kitchen Studio to learn how to make Hokkaido-style milk-bread and creamy soup curry together, then enjoy your creations with a matching local dairy cheese plate before heading out for the afternoon.
Explore the leafy slopes of Mount Moiwa by taking the charming ropeway for sweeping city-and-sea views, then wander the adjacent hillside trails to find quiet photo spots and a riverside picnic with your freshly baked Hokkaido milk bread. Descend into the historic Sapporo Beer Garden for a late-afternoon tasting of local brews paired with a sizzling lamb jingisukan platter, then stroll through the nearby Sapporo Factory complex to browse artisanal shops and pick up a handcrafted souvenir before returning to your hotel to freshen up for the evening.
As dusk falls, take a romantic food-walk through Susukino Yokocho sampling kushikatsu and Hokkaido seafood skewers at tiny neighborhood stalls, then reserve a table for two at Sushi Tanaka for an intimate omakase featuring Hokkaido scallop and sea urchin. After dinner, wander the nearby illuminated sculpture garden at Misono Garden (seasonal lights) and finish with cocktails at the cozy speakeasy Bar Espoir where local whisky-cream liqueur flights make for a mellow honeymoon nightcap.
Leave Sapporo after breakfast for a pastoral half-day at Hoshino Farm (or similar family-run dairy near Yoichi), where you can join a guided milking demonstration, meet friendly Jersey cows, and sample freshly churned butter and yogurts made on-site. Afterward, drive the coastal route to Shakotan Peninsula's Cape Kamui for a short cliff-top walk with dramatic sea views and stop at a roadside shop for Hokkaido cream-filled soft serve before returning to Sapporo feeling relaxed and delightfully dairy-sated.
After a farm visit, head inland to explore the rolling fields around Biei with a guided flower-field drive, stopping at the photogenic Shikisai-no-oka hills to pick seasonal blooms and sample artisanal cream puffs made with local milk at the on-site bakery; continue to the nearby Patchwork Road viewpoints for panoramic hilltop photos and a slow café break at Hillside Café Windy where you can savor a milk-farm parfait made from nearby dairies. Finish the afternoon with a serene riverside walk beside Blue Pond (Aoiike) in nearby Bifuka or another lesser-known milky-blue pool alternative for tranquil reflection and romantic photos before returning toward Sapporo as daylight softens.
As the sun lowers, head to Otaru Canal for a romantic twilight stroll along its gas-lit promenade, pausing to browse glassblowing studios and pick a handblown keepsake at Kitaichi Glass before dinner. Finish the night with a cozy, farm-to-table meal at LeTao Pathos (Otaru branch) sampling Hokkaido cheeses and a decadent milk-bread dessert, then return to Sapporo with a slow scenic train ride watching coastal lights and reflecting on the day's dairy delights.
Catch an early local train to the port (from Sendai head toward Ishinomaki Port, from Matsuyama head for Tobishima Port) and board the morning ferry to the island, enjoying sea breezes and island silhouettes from the deck; upon arrival, walk the sleepy lanes to meet the first lounging felines at Neko Shrine and exchange a small offering for a stamped goshuin as a quirky honeymoon keepsake. After a gentle seaside breakfast at the island café Neko Café Umi, stroll the rocky shoreline to discover photographer-favorite viewpoints like Kitamae Beach and a tiny cat-decorated guesthouse where you can arrange a light lunch later and linger in hammock-shaded gardens before the afternoon explorations.
Spend a leisurely afternoon exploring the island's quieter corners by visiting the small artisan shop Cat Crafts Studio to browse hand-painted cat talismans and pick up a stamped goshuin alternative, then hike the coastal path to the scenic lookout at Neko Cliff for panoramic sea views and relaxed photography with roaming felines. Afterwards, drop into Harborside Tea Room for a shared matcha parfait made with local ingredients and join a short guided talk at Island Ecology Center to learn about the island's conservation efforts before settling into your guesthouse to watch sunset-lit cats doze on weathered benches.
As twilight settles, wander to the charming seaside Cat Shrine Viewing Deck to watch golden-hour light fall across dozing felines and tide-polished rocks, then take a slow photo-walk along the lantern-lit Fishermen's Promenade where local villagers leave treats and stories for the cats. Finish with a cozy dinner at the island's homestyle Seaside Guesthouse Eatery, sharing freshly grilled fish and local rice while swapping cat-spotting highlights, then return to your guesthouse porch to sip tea and listen to the soft clatter of boats under a starry sky.
After arriving back in Tokyo, drop bags at Tokyo Station GranRoof Concierge or a nearby coin locker and head for a relaxed morning wandering the boutique-lined lanes of Marunouchi Naka-dori, popping into designer shops and sweets boutiques for final souvenirs. Pause for a leisurely brunch and coffee at the atmospheric Café La Boheme Marunouchi or the elegant KITTE Marunouchi rooftop garden café, then stroll through the tranquil Edo-meets-modern displays at Bank of Japan Currency Museum for a short cultural interlude before returning to your hotel to freshen up for the day's farewell plans.
Slip into a relaxed, boutique-focused afternoon in the upscale Nihombashi area: browse artisanal stationery and kimono fabrics at Nihombashi Takashimaya and discover handcrafted ceramics at COREDO Muromachi before pausing for a light tea and wagashi set at Fugetsu Honten. Continue with a romantic riverside stroll along Nihombashi Riverwalk, then pop into the immersive pop-culture shrine Pokémon Center Tokyo DX & Pokémon Café for a playful honeymoon souvenir and themed refreshment before returning to your hotel to prepare for the evening.
As evening settles, enjoy a refined farewell dinner at Ishikawa (Kagurazaka) for an intimate kaiseki that highlights seasonal Tokyo ingredients and quiet, personalized service - reserve a counter seat for watching the plating. After dinner, wander to nearby Golden Gai for a drink in one or two characterful micro-bars, then end your honeymoon with a private-room session at UTAGE Karaoke (Shinjuku) where you can sing, toast with champagne, and replay favorite trip memories in a cozy, celebratory setting.
| Place / Activity | Cost |
|---|---|
| Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden | ¥500 |
| Isetan Food Hall (Isetan Shinjuku) | ¥1500 |
| Bear Pond Espresso (coffee) | ¥700 |
| Hanazono Shrine | Free |
| Hotel Gracery Shinjuku (suggested - per person per night estimate, double occupancy) | ¥9000 |
| Shibuya Scramble Crossing (walk/experience) | Free |
| Fuglen Tokyo (coffee) | ¥800 |
| Yoyogi Park | Free |
| The Knot Tokyo Shinjuku (suggested - per person per night estimate, double occupancy) | ¥7000 |
| Omoide Yokocho (dinner, yakitori shared) | ¥2000 |
| Karaoke Kan (private room) | ¥2500 |
| Nine Hours Capsule Hotel (Ikebukuro) - nap/short stay | ¥3500 |
| Sky Circus Sunshine 60 Observatory | ¥1200 |
| MoCHA Cat Café (Ikebukuro) - entrance and a drink | ¥1500 |
| Boulangerie Pâtisserie Viron (brunch) | ¥1500 |
| Zoshigaya / Toden Arakawa Tram ride | ¥170 |
| Koffee Mameya (coffee experience) | ¥800 |
| Sugamo Jizo-dori (shopping, strolling) | Free |
| Shakujii Park paddleboat | ¥500 |
| Harmonica Yokocho (dinner in Kichijoji) | ¥2500 |
| Inokashira Park paddleboat | ¥700 |
| Bar Benfiddich (cocktails) | ¥2500 |
| Sumo stable morning practice guided tour (approx.) | ¥6000 |
| Ryogoku Kokugikan Sumo Museum | Free |
| Kappabashi Dougu Street (shopping) | Free |
| Sumida Park Café (brunch estimate) | ¥1200 |
| Nakamise-dori / Senso-ji (Asakusa) | Free |
| Tokyo Water Bus (short cruise) | ¥1000 |
| Chazen (matcha tasting) | ¥1000 |
| Ameya-Yokochō (Ameyoko) street snacks | ¥1000 |
| Kagurazaka stroll and dinner (estimate) | ¥4000 |
| Bar Tram (absinthe/cocktail) | ¥1500 |
| Hello Kitty Shinkansen (seat fare - regular reserved Tokyo→Hamamatsu) | ¥9000 |
| Ekibenya Matsuri (bento on platform) | ¥1000 |
| Hamamatsu Castle Park (entrance) | ¥200 |
| Unagi no Ishibashi (eel lunch estimate) | ¥3000 |
| Hamamatsu Musical Instrument Museum | ¥600 |
| Act City Hamamatsu observation (entry) | ¥400 |
| Yamamotoya Honten (Nagoya miso-katsu dinner) | ¥2000 |
| Osu Shopping Arcade (stroll, snacks) | ¥800 |
| Shinkansen Tokyo→Kyoto (reserved seat) | ¥14000 |
| Yudofu Sagano (breakfast) | ¥1200 |
| Ryokan Yachiyo (suggested - per person per night estimate, double occupancy) | ¥12000 |
| Guest House An (budget ryokan/guesthouse per person/night) | ¥4000 |
| Camellia Garden Tea House (private tea ceremony estimate) | ¥4000 |
| Pontocho Alley (tea/wagashi and stroll) | ¥1500 |
| Kamo River stroll (Free) | Free |
| Nishiki Market tasting (snacks) | ¥1500 |
| Izuju (Kyoto sushi dinner) | ¥3000 |
| HOSHINOYA Kyoto (ryokan with private onsen - per person/night estimate) | ¥30000 |
| Ryokan Hatanaka (onsen ryokan per person/night estimate) | ¥20000 |
| Kokedera (Saihō-ji) reservation & entrance | ¥3000 |
| Otagi Nenbutsu-ji (entrance) | ¥400 |
| Ishibei-koji tea (matcha & yatsuhashi) | ¥800 |
| Tōfuku-ji (entrance) | ¥400 |
| Arashiyama Sagano (stroll, cable/car for views) | ¥500 |
| Pontocho Kappa Zushi (dinner estimate) | ¥4000 |
| Ichiriki Chaya / Kikunoi Tsumura (tea/matcha tasting estimate) | ¥3000 |
| Uji: Byodoin Temple (entrance) | ¥600 |
| Obubu Tea Farms tea ceremony (experience) | ¥3000 |
| Tokujuen (tea sweets/snack) | ¥800 |
| Isuien Garden (Nara) entrance | ¥900 |
| Naramachi / Nakatanidou (wagashi tasting) | ¥500 |
| Hiroshima Station coin lockers | ¥400 |
| Ferry to Miyajima (round trip) | ¥360 |
| Itsukushima Shrine (entrance) | ¥300 |
| Mt. Misen ropeway (one-way / round-trip estimate) | ¥1200 |
| Daisho-in Temple (entrance/donation) | ¥300 |
| Miyajima oyster grill lunch (Kakiya / Yakigaki no Hayashi estimate) | ¥2000 |
| Sake tasting Miyajima Brewery | ¥800 |
| Shinkansen to Fukuoka (Tokyo→Hakata reserved seat approx.) | ¥22000 |
| Yanagibashi Rengo Market (snacks) | ¥1000 |
| Hotel Okura Fukuoka (suggested - per person per night estimate) | ¥10000 |
| Hakata Granbell Hotel (suggested - per person per night estimate) | ¥6000 |
| Kushida Shrine | Free |
| Ohori Park paddleboat | ¥700 |
| Fukuoka Art Museum (entry) | ¥500 |
| Hakata Motsunabe Yamanaka (hotpot dinner estimate) | ¥2000 |
| Marinoa City Fukuoka (shopping/stroll) | Free |
| Nakasu Yatai Row (street-food crawl) | ¥2000 |
| Bar Kurofune (cocktails) | ¥2000 |
| Flight or Shinkansen to Sapporo (approx. domestic flight per person) | ¥15000 |
| Kaitakushi Bakery (Hokkaido milk bread breakfast) | ¥800 |
| Nakajima Park (stroll) | Free |
| Sapporo Central Wholesale Market (kaisendon breakfast) | ¥2000 |
| Cross Hotel Sapporo (suggested - per person per night estimate) | ¥9000 |
| Hotel Monterey Edelhof Sapporo (suggested - per person per night estimate) | ¥8000 |
| Odori Park (walk) | Free |
| Sapporo TV Tower (entry) | ¥800 |
| Sapporo Clock Tower (entry) | ¥200 |
| Kinotoya Bake (cheese tart / milk bread) | ¥600 |
| Tanukikoji Shopping Arcade (stroll/shopping) | Free |
| Susukino / Ramen Yokocho (dinner) | ¥2000 |
| LeTao Boutique Sapporo (dessert) | ¥900 |
| Bar Yamazaki / Bar Espoir (cocktails) | ¥2000 |
| Sapporo Nijo Market (uni/crab kaisendon) | ¥2500 |
| Hokkaido Shrine (visit) | Free |
| Okurayama Kitchen Studio (cooking class estimate) | ¥5000 |
| Mount Moiwa ropeway (round trip) | ¥1500 |
| Sapporo Beer Garden (tasting & jingisukan) | ¥2500 |
| Hoshino Farm (dairy visit / milking demo estimate) | ¥2500 |
| Shakotan Peninsula / Cape Kamui visit (park access) | Free |
| Biei / Shikisai-no-oka (flower fields entrance) | ¥500 |
| Blue Pond (Aoiike) access (walk) | Free |
| Otaru Canal stroll & Kitaichi Glass (souvenir) | ¥800 |
| LeTao Pathos (Otaru dinner/dessert) | ¥2000 |
| Cat island ferry (Tashirojima or Aoshima - ferry fare estimate) | ¥1500 |
| Neko Shrine / goshuin (donation/offer) | ¥300 |
| Neko Café Umi (island café breakfast) | ¥800 |
| Cat Crafts Studio (souvenir purchase) | ¥1000 |
| Harborside Tea Room (matcha parfait) | ¥800 |
| Seaside Guesthouse Eatery (island dinner estimate) | ¥1500 |
| Tokyo Station coin locker / concierge drop | ¥500 |
| Marunouchi Naka-dori (stroll / shopping) | Free |
| Café La Boheme Marunouchi (brunch) | ¥1800 |
| KITTE Marunouchi rooftop garden café (brunch/coffee) | ¥1200 |
| Bank of Japan Currency Museum (visit) | Free |
| Nihombashi Takashimaya (shopping) | Free |
| COREDO Muromachi (shopping / ceramics) | Free |
| Fugetsu Honten (tea & wagashi) | ¥800 |
| Pokémon Center Tokyo DX & Pokémon Café (souvenir / themed refreshment) | ¥1500 |
| Ishikawa (Kagurazaka) kaiseki dinner (per person) | ¥25000 |
| Golden Gai (drink(s) in micro-bars) | ¥2000 |
| UTAGE Karaoke (private room Shinjuku) | ¥3000 |
| Estimated Total (per person) | ¥231560 |