• Arrive at Tokyo International Airport with your family and complete your immigration formalities at the airport.
• Meet & Greet. Private  Transfers to your hotel and check-in formalities.
• Spend the rest of the day at leisure exploring the nearby neighbourhood or relaxing at your hotel.
• Overnight stay in Tokyo.

• Wake up to a beautiful morning in your hotel in Tokyo
• Enjoy a delicious breakfast with your family and get ready for a full-day tour of Tokyo city.
• We first visit Shinjuku Gyoen, one of Tokyo’s largest and most popular parks. Located a short walk from Shinjuku Station, the park’s spacious lawns, meandering walking paths and tranquil scenery provide a relaxing escape from the busy urban center around it. In spring Shinjuku Gyoen becomes one of the best places in the city to see cherry blossoms.
• Next, visit the Sensō-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple, located in the lively Asakusa district, featuring a 5-storey pagoda.
• Then, take a leisurely walk around Asakusa Shopping Street, where you can shop for souvenirs and traditional Japanese snacks.
• Further, explore the Tokyo Skytree – a broadcasting and observation tower which is also one of the tallest in the world.

• Explore This UNESCO Heritage Site
• Wake up to a beautiful morning and have your breakfast at the hotel.
• 08:00 Get ready for the day and head out to board your transfers to explore the area around Mt.Fuji – a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
• Enjoy a 2-hour journey through the scenic landscapes of Japan to reach our first scenic point

10:00 Yama nashi
Oishi Park
In summer, Oishi Park on the shore of Lake Kawaguchi is covered in blooming lavender, creating a beautiful purple blanket that contrasts with Mt. Fuji. In autumn, the park is filled with vibrant kochia (bassia scoparia) turning red, adding a charming touch to the landscape. The park also hosts the Kawaguchiko Herb Festival (lavender blooms in June-July, begonias and cosmos in July-September, kochia in October).

Momiji Corridor (50 minutes, seasonal from October 30 – November 20, not going to Oishi park)
A breathtaking scene where the snow-capped Mt. Fuji meets the fiery red maple leaves. This stunning autumn view only happens once a year, making it a must-see for visitors.

11:00 Yama nashi
Lawson Kawaguchiko Station (20 minutes)
This Lawson store in front of Kawaguchiko Station has become a famous spot for street photography. Set up your tripod across the street, switch to portrait mode, and wait for the right moment to snap the perfect shot.

11:40 Yamanashi
Hikawa Clock Shop (20 minutes)
Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and head to the "Heavenly Town." This quiet street leads directly to Mt. Fuji, providing a unique perspective. Capture stunning Japanese street views with Mt. Fuji in the background.

12:10 Yamanashi
Oshino Hakkai (80 minutes, including lunch time)
Oshino Hakkai, a cluster of eight crystal-clear ponds, emerges from Mount Fuji’s snowmelt filtered through ancient lava layers. Its serene waters mirror the mountain’s grandeur, offering a picture-perfect harmony of nature. A haven for photographers and travelers alike, this national natural monument captivates with its quiet beauty, where every glance reflects the essence of Japan’s timeless landscapes.

14:30 Yama nashi
Lake Yamanaka Hot Springs & Mt. Fuji Views (90 minutes)
Lake Yamanaka is the largest and shallowest of the Fuji Five Lakes, and the only one with a natural river outflow. The view of Mt. Fuji from here, with its long ridges stretching across the horizon, is simply breathtaking.  For those craving relaxation, opt for a visit to Benifuji-no-Yu, where you can soak in a hot spring while gazing at Mt. Fuji. We provide transport,  but hot spring fees are not included:

VISIT:
★ Izu Kōganji Coast
★ Kadowaki Suspension Bridge
★ Ōmaru Mountain Park
★ Izu Cactus Zoo)​

8:30 AM Departure from Tokyo​

10:30–11:30 AM Izu Kōganji Coast & Kadowaki Suspension Bridge (60 mins)​
Izu Kōganji Coast (30 mins)​​
A rugged stretch of southern Izu Peninsula facing the Pacific, where millennia of wind and waves carved sheer cliffs and surreal rock formations. The harmonious blend of turquoise waters and volcanic peaks creates a cinematic backdrop.

Kadowaki Suspension Bridge (30 mins)​​
Spanning 120 meters across a deep valley, this dramatic suspension bridge (48 meters above ground) offers vertigo-inducing views of the coastline and distant Mount Fuji on clear days.

11:30–11:50 AM Transfer to Izu-Kogen Station​
Depart from Izu Kōganji Coast for a 10–15 minute drive to Izu-Kogen Station, where the next leg of your journey begins.

11:50–13:10 AM Coastal Train Adventure
Route: Izu-Kogen Station → Izu-Inatori Station (70 mins)
Board the Izu Kyuko Line at Izu-Kogen Station for a 25-minute scenic ride to Izu-Inatori Station (¥680 fare included). This segment of the tour includes a lunch break—enjoy a bento box or light meal while marveling at panoramic views of the Pacific coastline.

13:40–16:10 PM Ōmaru Mountain & Izu Cactus Zoo (150 mins)​
Ōmaru Mountain Park​​
Step into the world of the anime Your Name at Japan’s lowest volcano (580m). A 5-minute ropeway ride (¥1,000 adults / ¥500 children round-trip) whisks you to the summit, where sweeping vistas of the Izu Peninsula and Mount Fuji (on clear days) await. Hike the crater rim trail to explore ancient volcanic formations up close.
Note: Ropeway closures due to weather or maintenance are non-refundable. Alternate plans include distant views of Ōmaru Mountain followed by extended time at the Cactus Zoo.

Izu Cactus Zoo​​
Immerse yourself in a desert oasis featuring one of the world’s largest cactus collections. Wander through thousands of cacti and succulents, then dive into the vibrant Mexican-themed zone for authentic cuisine, lively music, and folk dances.

Capybara Encounters​​
Feed these gentle giants their favorite veggies under staff guidance, join keeper-led tours to learn about their habits, or snap a memorable photo with them in designated areas.
16:30 PM Conclude the day & itinerary and begin return journey.

• After breakfast get private Transfer to train station to board your Train to Chubu Region on Arrival at Train station, get private transfer to your Hotel
• Day at Leisure to walk in this beautiful small town
• Overnight at Chubu Region

• 07:00-07:30 Chubu Region Hotel → Tateyama Station (Driver transfer)
• 07:30-08:30 Tateyama Station （ropeway）→ Bijodaira（Shuttle Bus） → Murodo Station Snow Wall photo session
• 09:30-11:00 Murodo → Daikanbo（monorail） → Kurobedaira Cable car overlooking Kurobe Lake
• 11:00-12:00 Kurobedaira → Kurobe Dam Ascend 220-step observation deck for dam discharge views (visible in June)
• 12:00-14:00 Return to Murodo Station Lunch; highland shuttle bus arrive every 30 minutes
• 15:00-16:30 Murodo → Bijodaira → Tateyama Station Last bus departs at 16:00; ensure timely boarding
• 17:00 Tateyama Station → Chubu Region Hotel (Driver pickup) Meet driver at Tateyama Station

• After breakfast get private Transfer to train station to board your Train to Nagoya on Arrival at Nagoya station, get private transfer to your Hotel
• Day at Leisure to walk in this beautiful small town
• Overnight at Nagoya

08:30 :Start your beautiful journey towards Takayama

Takayama
Hida Takayama（about 180min，lunch time included）

Have a street walk here
Takayama is a city in the mountainous Hida region of Gifu Prefecture. Takayama’s old town has been beautifully preserved with many buildings and whole streets of houses dating back to the feudal ages, when the city thrived as a wealthy merchant town.So it is also Telled the “Little Kyoto in Hida”. You can take a walk in the Sannomachi Street, which built in the Meiji and Daisyo times, and taste the local cuisine represented by Hida beef and Takayama ramen, appreciate the handicrafts made by Hida’s craftsmen with their superb skills.

Recommended spot：
Takayama Morning Markets (Asaichi)
Two morning markets (Asaichi) are held in Takayama on a daily basis from around 6:00 (one hour later in winter) to noon: the Miyagawa Market along the Miyagawa River in the old town, and the Jinya-mae Market in front of the Takayama Jinya.The stands sell sells seasonal vegetables, fruits, and processed goods such as homemade pickled vegetables. In addition to foodstuffs, traditional handicrafts popular as souvenirs, such as sarubobo and ichii itto-bori, are also sold directly from the craftsman.(Hours: 7:00-12:00)

Gasyomura in Shiragawa-go Village（about 120min)

Shirakawa-go surrounded by mountains, paddy fields, trickling rivers flow through, known as the kingdom of forests and streams. The village Ogimachi in Shirakawa is one of the three world Heritage villages (Shirakawa-go, Ainokura and Suganuma in Gokayama) with the most households(152 households). River Oshirakawa flows out of Mt.Hakusan. Confluence with River Shogawa, it becomes white and cloudy. This is the origin of the name of Shirokawa-go, which means “the white river”. Ogimachi Castle Site Observatory is in the northeast of the village Ogimachi. Here, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of Gassho-mura Village and the Mt.Hakusan.

Return to Nagoya Station and finish the trip.

• Wake up early to a pleasant morning in Tokyo.
• Have your breakfast at the hotel and later, get ready for an exciting high-speed train ride.
• Board your transfers to the Tokyo train station, from where you will board a bullet train.
• Enjoy a 2.5-hour high-speed bullet train ride from Tokyo to Osaka, a complete jaw-dropping experience for everyone in the family.
• Upon reaching Osaka, we start our Osaka City Tour.
• We will start by visiting the Osaka Castle and explore its surrounding forti cations, gardens, canals, etc.
• Later, we visit Shinsaiibashi-suji – a 400-year-old covered shopping street with hundreds of shops lined on a 600-metre-long street.
• Visit  Ebisu Bridge, made of wood in the 1600’s.
• Next to it is the famous statue of Glico Man which is also a popular meeting and photo spot in Osaka.
• Here, we will explore Dontonbori – areas along the Dontonbori canal famous for nightlife, street food, retro vibes, bars, and a lot more.
  Further, we will visit Umeda Sky Building- The Umeda Sky Building is a spectacular high rise building in the Kita district of Osaka, near Osaka and Umeda stations. It is also known as the “New Umeda City”. The 173 meter tall building consists of two towers that are connected with each other by the “Floating Garden Observatory” on the 39th floor. The observatory offers great views of the city through its windows and from its open-air deck. In the basement, there is a restaurant floor that replicates a town of the early Showa Period, while offices occupy most other floors.
• Arrive at Hotel & Check In
• Overnight stay in Osaka.

Today post breakfast, get ready for a full day trip to Kyoto – Japan’s cultural capital, and Nara- Japan’s rst permanent capital.

8:30 AM Depart from Osaka to Begin the Kyoto-Nara Journey

9:30 AM Nara Park (80 minutes)
Imagine strolling through Nara Park, where over 1,000 free-roaming sacred deer mingle beneath fiery autumn maple trees. The crimson foliage here glows vividly against a backdrop of evergreen forests, creating a scene straight out of a Japanese woodblock print. Nestled at the foot of Wakakusa Mountain, this sprawling urban park isn’t just a wildlife haven—it’s also home to Nara’s crown jewels: the UNESCO-listed Todai-ji Temple and the lantern-lined Kasuga Taisha Shrine​​.

Visit:

Todai-ji Temple
Step into the world’s largest wooden building, housing a 15-meter-tall bronze Buddha. Though fires destroyed earlier structures, the 1692-rebuilt hall still awes visitors with its scale and serenity. Wander through its colossal gates and hidden sub-temples like Nandaimon, Nigatsu-do, and Sangatsu-do​​.

11:50 AM Fushimi Inari Taisha (60 minutes, free exploration)
Step into a world of fiery vermilion at Fushimi Inari Taisha, famed for its seemingly endless tunnel of Senbon Torii (thousands of torii gates). This shrine isn’t just a cultural gem—it’s a global phenomenon, voted #1 “Most Popular Attraction in Japan” by international travelers for three consecutive years. Wander the sacred paths to pray for good fortune, or simply lose yourself in the hypnotic beauty of its crimson gates, each donated by businesses and individuals hoping to earn the gods’ favor.

13:30 PM Kiyomizu-dera & Beyond (3.5 Hours)
Autumn transforms this area into a fiery paradise—perfect for history, photos, and hidden gems.

Recommended Route​​
Kiyomizu-dera(entry: ¥400 adults / ¥200 kids) → Sannenzaka/Ninenzaka→ Ishibei Koji→ Gion Hanamikoji →

Yasaka Shrine​​
Tailor your pace—explore all or pick your favorites stop for travelers.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple​​
A UNESCO World Heritage site since 1994, this 8th-century marvel perches on Otowa Mountain. Its iconic wooden stage offers sweeping views of Kyoto, especially dazzling in autumn when maple trees ignite the hillside.

Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka​​
These preserved Edo-era slopes are lined with machiya (wooden townhouses) turned cafes, pottery shops, and matcha dessert spots.

Ishibei Koji​​
A hidden gem! This quiet, cobblestone lane—flanked by moss-covered walls and private ryokans—feels frozen in the 19th  century. Photography tip: Visit early morning for fog-kissed, crowd-free shots.

Gion Hanamikoji​​
Kyoto’s most famous geisha district. Though geisha (locally called geiko) are elusive, you might spot apprentices (maiko) shuffling to evening engagements.

Yasaka Shrine​​
End your walk at this vermilion-painted shrine, buzzing with locals praying for luck. Unique touches:
l Heart-shaped ema​​: Write wishes for romance on these adorable wooden plaques.
l Night illuminations​​: In spring and autumn, the shrine’s cherry blossoms or maple trees are lit after dark.

17:00 PM Conclude the day &  itinerary and begin return journey.

• Wake up in the morning and have your breakfast at the hotel.
• Get ready to check out and board your transfers to the Osaka airport.
• Our amazing Japan family holiday package concludes once you are dropped off at the airport for your onward journey back home.
• Depart home with a lot of happy memories.