The shrine is dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort Empress Shoken. Popular tourist spot for Japanese culture and tradition.
A traditional market of fresh seafood, fruits and other food items with various restaurants, a great place to explore Japanese cuisine and Japanese culinary culture.
Asakusa is the old entertainment district of Tokyo and has the oldest temple in the city, the Sensoji Temple. It’s a mecca for tourists looking to get a feel for old Tokyo.
The Ghibli Museum is a must-see for fans of the animations of Studio Ghibli. The museum’s exhibits and films promote and showcase the art of animation and its creator, Miyazaki Hayao.
Visit iconic Japanese cultural spots like the Fushimi Inari-Taisha, Togetsukyo Bridge and Arashiyama Bamboo Grove.
The golden pavilion of Kinkakuji Temple is a top tourist spot in Kyoto and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It’s a must-visit for everyone visiting the city.
Nara is a city of historical treasures that’s also the former capital of Japan. The symbol of Nara is the deer that roam freely around the city, and you can feed and interact with them at Nara Park.
Osaka Castle is a wonderful tourist spot that gives you insight into Japanese history. Inside you’ll find a museum dedicated to the history of the castle, with exhibition halls explaining the stories associated with it.
A popular shopping district in Osaka that is famous for its American-style shopping, restaurants, and neon lights. The street is long and runs parallel to the river.
If you have more time to spare, consider adding a day trip to Hiroshima or Mount Fuji for a more immersive experience. Alternatively, you can mix and match your itinerary to suit your preferences; depending on your interests, you may want to cut some destinations short and spend more time in others. Furthermore, If you are travelling with children, make sure to visit Tokyo Disneyland and Osaka Universal Studios for a fun day out.