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Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo

Traditional temples and urban landscapes across four cities
Duration
10 nights
Journey
Hiroshima → Osaka → Kyoto → Tokyo
Designed for
Couples
Best time
June
Curated by
Savitha Shree
NxVoy Travel Editor✓ Verified Editorial
OverviewDay by dayPlaces to exploreMake it yoursWhat to budget forGood to know
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A ready-made idea. A holiday you can change.

Choose your dates, compare live flights and hotels, then add or remove stops and experiences in your draft.

The journey

This meticulously crafted 11-night itinerary invites couples to discover Japan's captivating duality: its profound historical depths and its pulsating contemporary vitality. Designed for a first-time luxury journey, it gracefully balances serene reflection in Hiroshima with the dynamic energy of Tokyo, ensuring a pace that allows for genuine immersion and cherished spontaneous moments.

From the poignant serenity of Hiroshima to the culinary delights of Osaka, the ancient traditions of Kyoto, and the futuristic allure of Tokyo, this journey unfolds a compelling narrative. NxVoy ensures a seamless, refined travel experience, allowing you to connect deeply with Japan's diverse offerings.

Signature Moments

What you'll remember

01

Standing before the 'floating' torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine, with the tide coming in, creating a truly magical and serene spectacle.

02

The dazzling neon lights and vibrant energy of Dotonbori, sharing delicious street food as the giant Glico Man sign illuminates the canal.

03

Walking hand-in-hand through the endless vermilion torii gates of Fushimi Inari Shrine, feeling transported to another world.

04

Gazing at the exquisite Golden Pavilion shimmering over its tranquil pond, a perfect moment of shared beauty and reflection.

05

The breathtaking sight of majestic Mount Fuji, Japan's iconic peak, from the 5th Station, a true highlight of your journey.

Your days, your way

Your holiday, day by day

Start with this itinerary. In your draft, change the stops, stays and activities to suit your holiday.

11 days to exploreCustomisable in your draft
Peace Memorial Park, HiroshimaPeace Memorial Park · Hiroshima
Photo: Balon Greyjoy / Wikimedia Commons, CC0CC0

Day 1 · Hiroshima

Arrival in Tokyo, Seamless Transfer to Hiroshima

  1. Morning

    Your Japanese journey commences with arrival at Hiroshima Airport (HIJ). A pre-arranged transfer takes you directly to your accommodation in Hiroshima. Settle in, relax, and prepare for your initial exploration of the city's significant sites.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your pre-arranged transfer details before arrival at HIJ.
  2. Afternoon

    Visit Peace Memorial Park, a memorial dedicated to the victims of the atomic bomb and advocating for world peace since 1954. The park is open 24 hours, offering a solemn atmosphere for reflection.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Allow ample time to walk through the expansive Peace Memorial Park.
  3. Evening

    Visit Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, open 7:30 AM-7:00 PM. This popular museum documents the WWII atomic-bomb blast via exhibits, artifacts, and talks, providing a poignant understanding of history.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum by 5:00 PM to ensure sufficient viewing time before its 7:00 PM closing.
Helpful tips for today
  • Confirm your pre-arranged transfer details before arrival at HIJ.
  • Allow ample time to walk through the expansive Peace Memorial Park.
  • Arrive at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum by 5:00 PM to ensure sufficient viewing time before its 7:00 PM closing.
Peace Memorial Park, HiroshimaPeace Memorial Park · Hiroshima
Photo: Balon Greyjoy / Wikimedia Commons, CC0CC0

Day 2 · Hiroshima

A Day of Peace and Poignant Reflection

  1. Morning

    Begin your day with a profound visit to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum. It offers a detailed account of the atomic bombing through exhibits, artifacts, and testimonies, providing deep insight into the city's history.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive shortly after the 7:30 AM opening to experience the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum with fewer crowds.
  2. Afternoon

    Spend the afternoon in the Peace Memorial Park, a memorial dedicated to the victims of the atomic bomb. This expansive park advocates for world peace and offers space for quiet reflection.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Consider visiting the various monuments within Peace Memorial Park at your own pace.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a leisurely evening. Perhaps explore Hiroshima's local markets, which are open 24 hours, for a glimpse into daily life and local produce. Alternatively, consider a relaxing dinner.

Helpful tips for today
  • Arrive shortly after the 7:30 AM opening to experience the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum with fewer crowds.
  • Consider visiting the various monuments within Peace Memorial Park at your own pace.
Peace Memorial Park, HiroshimaPeace Memorial Park · Hiroshima
Photo: Balon Greyjoy / Wikimedia Commons, CC0CC0

Day 3 · Hiroshima

Leisurely Exploration of Hiroshima's Charms

  1. Morning

    Enjoy a leisurely morning. Consider a visit to Shukkeien Garden, a bookable locally garden rated 4.5. This traditional Japanese garden offers tranquil beauty and a serene escape.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your entry to Shukkeien Garden, if possible, to ensure smooth access.
  2. Afternoon

    Spend your afternoon exploring Hiroshima's local markets, which are open 24 hours. These markets provide an authentic glimpse into local life and offer opportunities for souvenir hunting or tasting local delicacies.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Hiroshima's local markets can be navigated easily on foot from central areas.
  3. Evening

    Take a relaxed evening to revisit the Peace Memorial Park, open 24 hours, for a different perspective as dusk settles. Alternatively, enjoy a quiet dinner at one of Hiroshima's charming local eateries.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your entry to Shukkeien Garden, if possible, to ensure smooth access.
  • Hiroshima's local markets can be navigated easily on foot from central areas.
Dotonbori, OsakaDotonbori · Osaka
Photo: Type specimen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 4 · Osaka

Shinkansen to Osaka & Dotonbori's Electric Embrace

  1. Morning

    Board the efficient Shinkansen for your journey from Hiroshima to Osaka. The transfer covers 331 km and takes approximately 4.1 hours. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and complete check-in procedures.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your Shinkansen tickets from Hiroshima to Osaka for preferred seating and smoother travel.
  2. Afternoon

    Settle into your Osaka accommodation. Take some time to relax after your morning journey. You might explore the immediate vicinity of your hotel or enjoy a light lunch at a local eatery.

  3. Evening

    Head to Dotonbori, a lively entertainment district known for its soaring illuminated billboards and restaurants. Experience Osaka's vibrant night scene and enjoy a delicious dinner at one of the many eateries.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Dotonbori is best experienced after sunset when its famous billboards are fully illuminated.
Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your Shinkansen tickets from Hiroshima to Osaka for preferred seating and smoother travel.
  • Dotonbori is best experienced after sunset when its famous billboards are fully illuminated.
Dotonbori, OsakaDotonbori · Osaka
Photo: Type specimen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 5 · Osaka

Osaka's Modern Pulse: Shopping & Urban Discovery

  1. Morning

    Begin your day by exploring Shinsaibashi, a prominent, long, covered shopping arcade. It features a mix of high-end boutiques, department stores, and local shops, ideal for souvenir hunting or window shopping.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Shinsaibashi is easily accessible via public transport in Osaka.
  2. Afternoon

    Continue your urban discovery in Osaka. You might revisit Shinsaibashi for a deeper dive into its offerings or explore nearby commercial areas for unique finds and local experiences.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy the evening in Dotonbori, which is open 24 hours. This lively district offers countless dining options and entertainment, making it perfect for a memorable evening meal and experiencing Osaka's vibrant night scene.

Helpful tips for today
  • Shinsaibashi is easily accessible via public transport in Osaka.
Dotonbori, OsakaDotonbori · Osaka
Photo: Type specimen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 6 · Osaka

Cultural Charms and Local Life in Osaka

  1. Morning

    Consider a visit to Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, one of Japan's oldest Shinto shrines, rated 4.5. It is known for its unique architectural style and tranquil grounds, offering a glimpse into authentic local life.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine is easily reachable by train from central Osaka.
  2. Afternoon

    For an adventurous afternoon, consider a Street Kart Osaka experience, rated 4.9. This unique activity allows you to drive go-karts through the city streets, offering a thrilling and memorable way to see Osaka.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your Street Kart Osaka experience well in advance, as it is very popular.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening. You might choose to revisit Dotonbori, open 24 hours, for its diverse dining options, or explore other local eateries for a taste of authentic Osaka cuisine.

Helpful tips for today
  • Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine is easily reachable by train from central Osaka.
  • Pre-book your Street Kart Osaka experience well in advance, as it is very popular.
Nishiki Market, KyotoNishiki Market · Kyoto
Photo: matsuyuki / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0CC BY-SA 2.0

Day 7 · Kyoto

Journey to Kyoto & the Mystical Fushimi Inari

  1. Morning

    A short Shinkansen journey transports you from Osaka to Kyoto, Japan's ancient capital. This transfer covers 58 km and takes about 1.0 hours. After checking into your Kyoto accommodation, prepare for your first cultural experience in the city.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book your Shinkansen tickets in advance for preferred seating.
    • Upon arrival, ensure your luggage is stored at your accommodation before starting your exploration.
  2. Afternoon

    Begin your Kyoto exploration at Fushimi Inari Shrine, a mountainside Shinto shrine dating from 711 A.D. Wander along the path featuring hundreds of traditional gates, offering a serene and spiritual experience for couples.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Fushimi Inari Shrine is open 24 hours, allowing flexibility for your visit.
    • Wear comfortable shoes as the path through the gates involves some uphill walking.
  3. Evening

    Spend your evening enjoying a relaxed dinner in Kyoto. Discover local culinary delights at a restaurant near your accommodation, reflecting on the day's spiritual journey through Fushimi Inari's gates.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Many local restaurants may require reservations, especially on weekends.
Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book your Shinkansen tickets in advance for preferred seating.
  • Upon arrival, ensure your luggage is stored at your accommodation before starting your exploration.
  • Fushimi Inari Shrine is open 24 hours, allowing flexibility for your visit.
  • Wear comfortable shoes as the path through the gates involves some uphill walking.
  • Many local restaurants may require reservations, especially on weekends.
Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji), KyotoGolden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji) · Kyoto
Photo: Nacaru / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 8 · Kyoto

Kyoto's Serene Beauty and Golden Splendour

  1. Morning

    Start your day at the Golden Pavilion, Kinkaku-ji, a historic, tranquil Buddhist temple. Its top two floors are covered in gold leaf, standing elegantly by a large pond, creating a striking reflection amidst landscaped gardens.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • The Golden Pavilion is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; arrive early to avoid crowds.
  2. Afternoon

    Consider booking the Kyoto Bike Tour - The Bamboo Forest & Arashiyama. This highly rated tour provides an active way to discover more of Kyoto's natural beauty, perfect for couples seeking an adventurous afternoon.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-booking the Kyoto Bike Tour is recommended as it has a 5-star rating from 1552 reviews and can fill up quickly.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening in Kyoto, perhaps revisiting a favourite area or discovering a new culinary experience. Reflect on the serene beauty of the Golden Pavilion and the day's activities, planning for tomorrow's journey.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Explore the Gion district in the evening for traditional architecture and dining options.
Helpful tips for today
  • The Golden Pavilion is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM; arrive early to avoid crowds.
  • Pre-booking the Kyoto Bike Tour is recommended as it has a 5-star rating from 1552 reviews and can fill up quickly.
  • Explore the Gion district in the evening for traditional architecture and dining options.
Kaminarimon, TokyoKaminarimon · Tokyo
Photo: Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0CC BY 2.0

Day 9 · Tokyo

Bullet Train to Tokyo & Majestic Mt. Fuji Views

  1. Morning

    Experience Japan's efficient Shinkansen as you journey from Kyoto to Tokyo, covering 450 km in approximately 5.6 hours. On a clear day, look out for potential views of Mount Fuji from your train window.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • For the best chance of viewing Mount Fuji, ensure you book seats on the right side of the Shinkansen when departing Kyoto.
  2. Afternoon

    Upon arrival in Tokyo, transfer to your hotel and complete check-in. Take time to settle into your new surroundings in Japan's vibrant capital. Enjoy a relaxed afternoon after your journey.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Familiarise yourselves with Tokyo's extensive public transport network, including the JR lines and subway.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a leisurely evening in Tokyo. Perhaps find a local restaurant near your accommodation for dinner, or take a gentle stroll to acclimatise to the city's atmosphere.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Use an online map application to locate highly rated restaurants in your Tokyo neighbourhood.
Helpful tips for today
  • For the best chance of viewing Mount Fuji, ensure you book seats on the right side of the Shinkansen when departing Kyoto.
  • Familiarise yourselves with Tokyo's extensive public transport network, including the JR lines and subway.
  • Use an online map application to locate highly rated restaurants in your Tokyo neighbourhood.
Shibuya Crossing, TokyoShibuya Crossing · Tokyo
Photo: David Kernan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0CC BY 4.0

Day 10 · Tokyo

Modern Tokyo: Shibuya's Energy & Fashionable Districts

  1. Morning

    Begin your day witnessing the iconic Shibuya Crossing, a busy intersection where thousands of pedestrians cross simultaneously. Find a vantage point, perhaps from a nearby cafe, to fully appreciate this fascinating spectacle of urban life.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive before 9:00 AM to experience the crossing before peak crowds, though it operates 24 hours.
  2. Afternoon

    Consider booking a Tokyo Free Walking Tour - Tokyo Localized, rated 5 from 5581 reviews. This tour offers insights into Tokyo's districts, perfect for couples wanting to understand the city's culture and fashion scene.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Wear comfortable shoes for walking tours, as Tokyo's districts are best explored on foot.
    • Pre-booking free walking tours is often required to secure your spot.
  3. Evening

    Enjoy a dynamic evening in Tokyo. Explore the vibrant dining scene in a fashionable district, perhaps trying local delicacies. Take a leisurely stroll to absorb the city's illuminated skyline and lively atmosphere.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Many restaurants in popular Tokyo districts accept reservations, which is advisable for popular spots.
Helpful tips for today
  • Arrive before 9:00 AM to experience the crossing before peak crowds, though it operates 24 hours.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking tours, as Tokyo's districts are best explored on foot.
  • Pre-booking free walking tours is often required to secure your spot.
  • Many restaurants in popular Tokyo districts accept reservations, which is advisable for popular spots.
Kaminarimon, TokyoKaminarimon · Tokyo
Photo: Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0CC BY 2.0

Day 11 · Tokyo

Farewell to Japan, Cherished Memories

  1. Morning

    Enjoy a final Japanese breakfast at your hotel. Depending on your flight schedule, you may have time for some last-minute souvenir shopping or a brief, relaxed walk in a nearby park, cherishing your final moments.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Check your flight details and allow ample time for travel to the airport.
  2. Afternoon

    A pre-arranged transfer will take you from your hotel to the airport for your departure. This ensures a smooth and stress-free conclusion to your refined journey through Japan, filled with cherished memories.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your pre-arranged transfer details with your hotel or tour operator the day before departure.
  3. Evening

    Your journey concludes as you depart from Japan, carrying wonderful memories of Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo. Reflect on the unique cultural experiences and serene beauty encountered throughout your trip.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Ensure all travel documents and passports are readily accessible for airport procedures.
Helpful tips for today
  • Check your flight details and allow ample time for travel to the airport.
  • Confirm your pre-arranged transfer details with your hotel or tour operator the day before departure.
  • Ensure all travel documents and passports are readily accessible for airport procedures.
Day 1 of 11

This is your starting plan. Available flights, hotels and activity options are checked when you build your draft.

Find your kind of holiday

Places worth exploring

The well-known sights and a few quieter discoveries. Explore photos and reviews, then shape your days in the draft.

Japan

Sensō-ji

Completed in 645, this temple, Tokyo's oldest, was built to honor Kannon, the goddess of mercy.

Japan

Fushimi Inari Shrine

Mountainside Shinto shrine dating from 711 A.D. featuring a path with hundreds of traditional gates.

Japan

Tokyo Tower

Reminiscent of the Eiffel Tower, this landmark features observation areas & other attractions.

Japan

Kiyomizu-dera

Iconic Buddhist temple on Mount Otowa known for the scenic views afforded from its sizable veranda.

Hiroshima

Beers & Buns Hiroshima

Hamburger Restaurant

Locals recommend the delicious burgers like the avocado or spicy volcano with added bacon, paired with craft IPAs or 12-year old Yamakazi, noting the manager from Nepal cooks your burger.

A local tip

You need to get the lift to reach this corner spot.

Hiroshima

Miles Coffee

Food Store

Go for the delicious tiramisu with a strong coffee hint, or an Ethiopian hand brew with white grape and peach notes; try to go early for the chocolate croissant as it sells out.

Go early for the chocolate croissant.

Hiroshima

Hiroshima Breakfast

Coffee Shop

Locals send you for a western-style breakfast and the excellent strawberry soda, but be aware the french toast can be sold out as they make new batches.

Osaka

GOOD DAY STAND breakfast & coffee

Breakfast Restaurant

Locals send you for the delicious buttermilk pancakes and hot coffee, all made fresh right when you order, and they accept credit card.

Day Trip to Hiroshima & Miyajima with Itsukushima Shrine & Ferry

Hiroshima

Day Trip to Hiroshima & Miyajima with Itsukushima Shrine & Ferry

Tours
Hiroshima & Miyajima UNESCO Highlights Small-Group Day Trip

Hiroshima

Hiroshima & Miyajima UNESCO Highlights Small-Group Day Trip

Tours
Hiroshima and Miyajima Satisfying Private Tour with a Local Day Tours

Hiroshima

Hiroshima and Miyajima Satisfying Private Tour with a Local Day Tours

Tours
Hiroshima and Miyajima Private Guided Tour

Hiroshima

Hiroshima and Miyajima Private Guided Tour

Tours

These are ideas for your trip. Entry, tickets and opening times need checking; only services in your final booking are included.

The route

How you travel

839 km on the road, about 10.7 hours of driving in total.
  • Hiroshima → Osaka331 km by road · about 4.1 h
  • Osaka → Kyoto58 km by road · about 1 h
  • Kyoto → Tokyo450 km by road · about 5.6 h

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What to budget for

What this sample holiday is built around. Your selected flights, stays and activities determine the final price and inclusions in the draft.

In this holiday plan

  • 11 nights accommodation in selected hotels
  • International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Hiroshima, returning from Tokyo
  • All inter-city Shinkansen (bullet train) tickets as per itinerary
  • Entrance fees for Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum
  • Entrance fees for Fushimi Inari Shrine (main shrine is free, some areas may have fees)
  • Entrance fees for Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion)
  • Entrance fees for Mt. Fuji 5th Station
  • Curated day-by-day itinerary and local guidance
  • 24/7 NxVoy support during your trip

Plan for these extras

  • −Domestic flights to Hiroshima from Tokyo upon arrival
  • −Meals and drinks (unless specified)
  • −Visa fees and travel insurance
  • −Local transportation within cities (e.g., subway, buses, taxis)
  • −Optional tours or activities not listed in the 'included' section
  • −Tips and gratuities

A little preparation goes a long way

Good to know

Useful details to help you decide, with the finer points confirmed for your own trip.

When to goJune
Local currencyJapanese Yen (¥)
Your starting price₹1,79,700

per person, twin-share. Includes return flights and all stays. Ground transfers quoted with your itinerary.

Local know-how
  • Some places, like Nagasakido, are cash only, so carry yen. Parking at Hondori Shopping Street is paid, starting around ¥1,200 for the day, and sandwiches at "CHERMSIDE" can be quite expensive.
  • Popular items like the chocolate croissant at Miles Coffee or french toast at Hiroshima Breakfast sell out, so consider going early. Expect queues of around 30 minutes at Okkundou Mazemen.
  • Some scenic spots like Ogonzan are difficult to reach without driving or an electric bicycle, and Haigamine Observatory requires a 2-3 hour walk after a train ride from the station.
  • Expect some popular areas, like Tonbori River Walk, to be overwhelmingly crowded, but other spots like observation decks are often not busy.
  • Be mindful of food prices; some street food, such as takoyaki at Tonbori River Walk, can be sold at an exorbitant price.
Everyday costs to consider
  • Hiroshima: Visitors can expect to spend around 1200 yen for a medium butter cake, and should note that some sandwiches are quite expensive, with daily parking rates starting at ¥1,200.
  • Osaka: Admission to observation decks like WowUs and Osaka Dojimahama Tower is free, but some street food, such as takoyaki at Tonbori River Walk, can be quite expensive.
  • Kyoto: The Famous Stones crossing is a public space with no ticket needed.
When is the best time to visit Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo?

June

How many days is Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

11 days and 10 nights, across 4 destinations.

Which places does Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo cover?

Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo. The day-by-day plan on this page shows exactly how the nights are split and how you travel between them.

What are the lesser-known things to do in Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo?

Beers & Buns Hiroshima — Locals recommend the delicious burgers like the avocado or spicy volcano with added bacon, paired with craft IPAs or 12-year old Yamakazi, noting the manager from Nepal cooks your burger.; Miles Coffee — Go for the delicious tiramisu with a strong coffee hint, or an Ethiopian hand brew with white grape and peach notes; try to go early for the chocolate croissant as it sells out.; Hiroshima Breakfast — Locals send you for a western-style breakfast and the excellent strawberry soda, but be aware the french toast can be sold out as they make new batches.; GOOD DAY STAND breakfast & coffee — Locals send you for the delicious buttermilk pancakes and hot coffee, all made fresh right when you order, and they accept credit card.; FOLK茶菓 (folksaka) cafe + bakery — This cafe offers delicious Vegan and Gluten Free options like the Eggplant BLT, and is a 5-minute walk from Fukushima station..

What are the must-see highlights of Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo?

Sensō-ji; Fushimi Inari Shrine; Tokyo Tower; Kiyomizu-dera; Tokyo Skytree; Golden Pavilion (Kinkaku-ji).

Who is Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo best suited to?

Couples seeking a blend of profound cultural immersion, historical reflection, and modern luxury on their first journey to Japan.

Can this trip be customised to my dates and travellers?

Yes. Choose Customise this holiday, add your dates and travellers, and open your Shasa draft. Ask Shasa to add or remove stops, compare flights and hotels, and adjust activities before booking. Our travel experts can also help on WhatsApp.

How much does Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo cost?

From ₹1,79,700 per person, twin-share. Includes return flights and all stays. Ground transfers quoted with your itinerary.. This is a starting price. Choose Customise this holiday to enter your dates and travellers, compare available options in your draft and review the updated total before checkout.

What's included in this 10-night itinerary?

11 nights accommodation in selected hotels; International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Hiroshima, returning from Tokyo; All inter-city Shinkansen (bullet train) tickets as per itinerary; Entrance fees for Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum; Entrance fees for Fushimi Inari Shrine (main shrine is free, some areas may have fees); Entrance fees for Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion); Entrance fees for Mt. Fuji 5th Station; Curated day-by-day itinerary and local guidance. These describe the sample holiday. Review the inclusions of your chosen flights, stays and activities in the draft before booking.

What is not included in Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

Domestic flights to Hiroshima from Tokyo upon arrival; Meals and drinks (unless specified); Visa fees and travel insurance; Local transportation within cities (e.g., subway, buses, taxis); Optional tours or activities not listed in the 'included' section; Tips and gratuities.

How do I book Japan: A Refined Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

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Do I need a visa for Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo?

Visa requirements depend on your passport, residence and destinations. Ask a NxVoy travel expert about the documents, timing and any visa-service charges for your trip before booking.

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