14-Day Itinerary for Japan

1. Day 1: Tokyo
   No travel time

   Bustling city streets

2. Day 2: Tokyo
   30 minutes (7 miles) from Day 1

   Tsukiji Fish Market: Fresh seafood

3. Day 3: Tokyo
   40 minutes (12 miles) from Day 2

   Tokyo Skytree: Panoramic views

4. Day 4: Hakone
   2 hours (56 miles) from Day 3

   Hot springs relaxation

5. Day 5: Kyoto
   2 hours (80 miles) from Day 4

   Kiyomizu-dera: Historic temple

6. Day 6: Kyoto
   20 minutes (5 miles) from Day 5

   Fushimi Inari Taisha: Famous shrine

7. Day 7: Hiroshima
   2.5 hours (220 miles) from Day 6

   Miyajima: Iconic gate

8. Day 8: Hiroshima
   20 minutes (6 miles) from Day 7

   Hiroshima Peace Park

9. Day 9: Osaka
   1 hour and 40 minutes (75 miles) from Day 8

   Osaka Castle: Historic castle

10. Day 10: Osaka
    15 minutes (3 miles) from Day 9

    Dotonbori Glico Sign: Iconic sign

11. Day 11: Nara
    1 hour (28 miles) from Day 10

    Todaiji Temple: World's largest wooden structure

12. Day 12: Kobe
    1 hour (26 miles) from Day 11

    Kobe beef feast

13. Day 13: Yokohama
    3 hours (190 miles) from Day 12

    Kirin Brewery tour

14. Day 14: Yokohama
    20 minutes (6 miles) from Day 13

    Cosmo World park

Time and Costs Estimates

• Tsukiji Fish Market (2 hours, ¥1,500)
• Tokyo Skytree (3 hours, ¥3,000)
• Kiyomizu-dera (2 hours, ¥400)
• Fushimi Inari Taisha (2 hours, Free)
• Miyajima (4 hours, Free)
• Hiroshima Peace Park (2 hours, Free)
• Osaka Castle (3 hours, ¥600)
• Dotonbori Glico Sign (1 hour, Free)
• Todaiji Temple (2 hours, ¥500)
• Kobe beef (2 hours, ¥25,000)
• Kirin Brewery (2 hours, ¥1,000)
• Cosmo World (3 hours, ¥2,000)
Total Estimated Costs: ¥37,500

Useful Tips

If you have more time, consider visiting the ancient city of Kamakura or taking a day trip to Nikko National Park. If you have less time, skip Kobe and Yokohama and spend more time in Tokyo or Kyoto. Remember to always check opening and closing times before visiting a location to avoid disappointment.