Ultimate One-Day Itinerary: Tokyo, Kyoto & Osaka Adventure

Day 1: Cultural Highlights

Tokyo, Japan

8:00AM

Breakfast at Tsukiji Outer Market

Kickstart your day with a delightful breakfast at one of the seafood stalls in the Tsukiji Outer Market, famous for its fresh sushi and street food.
Take the metro or taxi to Tsukiji.
JPY2000, 1 hour

9:30AM

Visit Senso-ji Temple

Explore the historic Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo's oldest temple, surrounded by vibrant markets and traditional architecture.
Take Subway Line from Tsukiji to Asakusa Station.
Free, 1.5 hours

11:00AM

Start travelling to Kyoto

Hop on the Shinkansen at Tokyo Station, enjoying the scenic views of the countryside as you speed towards Kyoto.
Walk to Tokyo Station; the ride takes about 2 hours.
JPY14000, 2 hours
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Day 1: Cultural Highlights Continued

Kyoto, Japan

1:30PM

Lunch at Nishiki Market

Satisfy your hunger at Nishiki Market, sampling Kyoto's specialities like yudofu (tofu hot pot) and matcha desserts.
Take a taxi from Kyoto Station to Nishiki Market.
JPY3000, 1 hour

2:30PM

Explore Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)

Visit the stunning Kinkaku-ji, a historic temple covered in gold leaf, surrounded by beautiful gardens and reflecting pond.
Take bus number 101 or 205 from Nishiki Market to Kinkaku-ji.
JPY400, 1 hour

4:00PM

Journey to Osaka

Make your way to Osaka, just a short train ride away, where you can dive into the city's vibrant atmosphere.
Take the JR train from Kinkaku-ji to Osaka, approximately 15 minutes.
JPY400, 30 minutes
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Day 1: Evening Experience

Osaka, Japan

5:00PM

Dinner at Dotonbori

Conclude your day with dinner at Dotonbori, sampling Osaka's famous street food like takoyaki and okonomiyaki in this bustling neighbourhood.
Walk from Osaka Station to Dotonbori, taking in the neon lights and lively atmosphere.
JPY3000, 1.5 hours

6:30PM

Explore Dotonbori Nightlife

Stroll through the vibrant Dotonbori district, absorbing the nightlife with its stunning billboards and lively crowds.
Walk around Dotonbori; it's pedestrian-friendly.
Free, 1 hour
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