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Japan's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo

Experience iconic peaks and seasonal splendour across Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima
Duration
11 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

Embark on an exquisitely crafted 12-night journey through Japan, designed for couples seeking a harmonious blend of historical reflection, vibrant city life, serene cultural immersion, and modern luxury. This itinerary promises an unparalleled exploration of four distinct cities: Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo.

Your adventure unfolds progressively, beginning with the poignant history of Hiroshima and culminating in the electrifying energy of Tokyo. We've meticulously ensured ample time in each destination, allowing for deeper exploration and moments of relaxation, perfectly aligning with a luxurious travel style.

Discover Japan's diverse landscapes and rich character, from ancient shrines and tranquil gardens to bustling culinary hubs and futuristic skylines. This journey offers a balanced and deeply enriching experience, creating cherished memories for two.

Signature Moments

What you'll remember

01

Witnessing the 'floating' torii gate of Itsukushima Shrine at high tide, a truly magical and iconic Japanese vista.

02

Stepping into the neon-lit, bustling wonderland of Dotonbori, with its vibrant energy and tempting street food aromas.

03

Gazing upon the shimmering gold leaf of Kinkaku-ji, perfectly reflected in the tranquil pond, feeling a sense of profound peace.

04

Walking hand-in-hand through the thousands of vermillion torii gates at Fushimi Inari Shrine, feeling immersed in an ancient spiritual path.

05

Standing at Mt. Fuji 5th Station, enveloped by the majestic presence of Japan's most sacred peak, a truly awe-inspiring moment.

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.

12 days to exploreCustomisable in your draft
Hiroshima Museum of Art, HiroshimaHiroshima Museum of Art · Hiroshima
Photo: The original uploader was Kiyokun at English Wikipedia. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0CC BY 3.0

Day 1 · Hiroshima

Arrival in Tokyo, Transfer to Hiroshima

  1. Morning

    Begin your journey by arriving at Tokyo's Narita Airport. Proceed for your Shinkansen bullet train journey to Hiroshima. This significant transfer takes approximately four hours, offering initial glimpses of Japan's diverse countryside.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Ensure pre-booked Shinkansen tickets are ready for your journey to Hiroshima.

  2. Afternoon

    Upon arrival in Hiroshima after your Shinkansen journey, a short transfer will take you to your accommodation. Take time to check in and settle into your hotel, relaxing after the extensive travel.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your hotel's exact location and transfer options from Hiroshima station beforehand.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening in Hiroshima following your long travel day. Consider a casual dinner near your hotel, allowing you to unwind and prepare for the upcoming days of exploration.

Helpful tips for today
  • Ensure pre-booked Shinkansen tickets are ready for your journey to Hiroshima.
  • Confirm your hotel's exact location and transfer options from Hiroshima station beforehand.
Peace Memorial Museum, HiroshimaPeace Memorial Museum · Hiroshima
Photo: Wiiii / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 2 · Hiroshima

Reflecting on Peace and History in Hiroshima

  1. Morning

    Dedicate your morning to understanding Hiroshima's powerful message of peace. Begin at the Peace Memorial Museum, which provides a detailed account of the city's history and the atomic bombing. Allow at least two to three hours for a thorough visit.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Pre-book tickets for the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum to secure your entry and avoid queues.
    • Arrive early at the Peace Memorial Museum for a quieter, more reflective experience.

  2. Afternoon

    In the afternoon, find tranquility at Shukkeien Garden, a beautifully landscaped traditional Japanese garden. This serene space offers a peaceful contrast to the morning's reflections, ideal for a contemplative stroll.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Shukkeien Garden typically closes around 5:00 PM, plan your visit accordingly.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a quiet evening in Hiroshima, perhaps reflecting on the day's profound experiences. Consider a local dining experience to sample regional cuisine at your leisure.

Helpful tips for today
  • Pre-book tickets for the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum to secure your entry and avoid queues.
  • Arrive early at the Peace Memorial Museum for a quieter, more reflective experience.
  • Shukkeien Garden typically closes around 5:00 PM, plan your visit accordingly.
Hiroshima Museum of Art, HiroshimaHiroshima Museum of Art · Hiroshima
Photo: The original uploader was Kiyokun at English Wikipedia. / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 3.0CC BY 3.0

Day 3 · Hiroshima

Miyajima Island and Itsukushima Shrine

  1. Morning

    Embark on a journey to Miyajima Island, taking a short ferry ride from Miyajimaguchi. Visit the renowned Itsukushima Shrine, famed for its iconic orange gate that "floats" at high tide. The shrine is open from 6:30 AM to 6:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Check the tide schedule for Itsukushima Shrine beforehand to witness the 'floating' torii gate at high tide.
    • Allow ample time for the ferry transfer to Miyajima Island and back.

  2. Afternoon

    Continue exploring Miyajima Island, beyond the Itsukushima Shrine. Enjoy the island's natural beauty and perhaps encounter its friendly deer. Discover local shops and eateries before heading back to the mainland.

  3. Evening

    Return to Hiroshima from Miyajima Island for a relaxed evening. Enjoy a final Hiroshima dinner, perhaps trying local delicacies, as you prepare for your onward journey tomorrow.

Helpful tips for today
  • Check the tide schedule for Itsukushima Shrine beforehand to witness the 'floating' torii gate at high tide.
  • Allow ample time for the ferry transfer to Miyajima Island and back.
Dotonbori, OsakaDotonbori · Osaka
Photo: Type specimen / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 4 · Osaka

Travel to Osaka & Dotonbori Delights

This morning, you will transfer from Hiroshima to Osaka by Shinkansen bullet train, a journey of approximately 1.5 hours. Upon arrival, make your way to your premium accommodation, the Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka, for check-in. In the late afternoon, head to Dotonbori, Osaka's famous entertainment and food district. The area is known for its illuminated billboards and diverse street food. Navigate the busy pedestrian streets, sample local delicacies like takoyaki or okonomiyaki, and take in the lively evening atmosphere. This district offers a dynamic introduction to Osaka's culinary scene.

Osaka Castle, OsakaOsaka Castle · Osaka
Photo: 663highland / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.5CC BY 2.5

Day 5 · Osaka

Osaka's Shopping and Culinary Hubs

  1. Morning

    Dedicate your morning to Osaka's modern districts, starting with Shinsaibashi, a major shopping area. Explore its department stores, boutiques, and chain retailers. Walk through the covered arcade, which stretches for several kilometers.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Shinsaibashi opens generally around 10:00 AM; plan your arrival for a full morning of shopping.

  2. Afternoon

    In the afternoon, visit Osaka Castle, a prominent landmark with a rich history. Explore its impressive grounds and the museum inside for insights into Japan's feudal past.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Osaka Castle can get crowded; consider visiting in the early afternoon to avoid peak tourist times.

  3. Evening

    Conclude your day by indulging in Osaka's renowned local cuisine. Explore various dining options to savour regional specialities, making it a culinary highlight of your trip.

Helpful tips for today
  • Shinsaibashi opens generally around 10:00 AM; plan your arrival for a full morning of shopping.
  • Osaka Castle can get crowded; consider visiting in the early afternoon to avoid peak tourist times.
Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), KyotoKinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) · Kyoto
Photo: Nacaru / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 6 · Kyoto

Journey to Kyoto & Golden Pavilion

  1. Morning

    Today involves a Shinkansen transfer from Osaka to Kyoto. This short journey covers approximately 58 km and takes about 15 minutes. Upon arrival, proceed to your premium hotel, the ibis Styles Kyoto Station, for check-in.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Keep your luggage light for the short Shinkansen transfer and hotel check-in process.
    • Confirm the most direct route from Kyoto Station to ibis Styles Kyoto Station.

  2. Afternoon

    In the afternoon, begin your Kyoto exploration with Kinkaku-ji, the Golden Pavilion. This historic, tranquil temple with a gold-leaf facade is set amid landscaped gardens and a reflecting pond. Kinkaku-ji is open from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive at Kinkaku-ji earlier in the afternoon to fully appreciate the serene gardens before closing time.
    • Photography is popular at Kinkaku-ji, so find a good spot early.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening in Kyoto after your transfer and initial exploration. Discover local dining options near your hotel, preparing for more cultural discoveries tomorrow.

Helpful tips for today
  • Keep your luggage light for the short Shinkansen transfer and hotel check-in process.
  • Confirm the most direct route from Kyoto Station to ibis Styles Kyoto Station.
  • Arrive at Kinkaku-ji earlier in the afternoon to fully appreciate the serene gardens before closing time.
  • Photography is popular at Kinkaku-ji, so find a good spot early.
Kyoto National Museum, KyotoKyoto National Museum · Kyoto
Photo: Own work / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 7 · Kyoto

Fushimi Inari and Gion's Charm

  1. Morning

    Start your day early at Fushimi Inari Shrine, famous for its thousands of vermillion torii gates. These gates wind up a sacred mountain, offering a unique walking experience for one to three hours. The shrine is open 24 hours.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive early to avoid crowds at Fushimi Inari Shrine's lower paths.
    • Wear comfortable shoes for walking the mountain trails.

  2. Afternoon

    Consider a cultural visit to the SAMURAI NINJA MUSEUM Kyoto for an engaging experience. Learn about Japan's ancient warriors and their fascinating history through exhibits and demonstrations.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Check the museum's website for showtimes and consider booking tickets in advance.

  3. Evening

    Conclude your day with a visit to the Kyoto National Museum. Explore its extensive collection of artifacts, showcasing significant aspects of Japanese art and culture.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Verify the Kyoto National Museum's closing hours, as some museums close early.
Helpful tips for today
  • Arrive early to avoid crowds at Fushimi Inari Shrine's lower paths.
  • Wear comfortable shoes for walking the mountain trails.
  • Check the museum's website for showtimes and consider booking tickets in advance.
  • Verify the Kyoto National Museum's closing hours, as some museums close early.
Kyoto Railway Museum, KyotoKyoto Railway Museum · Kyoto
Photo: Own work / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 8 · Kyoto

Kyoto's Temples and Gardens

  1. Morning

    Visit Kinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion), a tranquil Buddhist temple with a striking gold-leaf facade. The temple is set amid landscaped gardens and a reflecting pond, offering serene views from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Arrive at Kinkaku-ji shortly after opening at 9:00 AM for a quieter experience.

  2. Afternoon

    Continue your cultural journey with a visit to the Kyoto Railway Museum. Discover Japan's railway history through various exhibits, including actual train cars and interactive displays.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Allow ample time at Kyoto Railway Museum, especially if you are interested in railway history.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxing evening. You might revisit a favourite Kyoto area for dinner or explore local eateries.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Research local dining options in your preferred Kyoto district for an authentic dinner experience.
Helpful tips for today
  • Arrive at Kinkaku-ji shortly after opening at 9:00 AM for a quieter experience.
  • Allow ample time at Kyoto Railway Museum, especially if you are interested in railway history.
  • Research local dining options in your preferred Kyoto district for an authentic dinner experience.
Shibuya Crossing, TokyoShibuya Crossing · Tokyo
Photo: David Kernan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0CC BY 4.0

Day 9 · Tokyo

Travel to Tokyo & Shinjuku Exploration

  1. Morning

    Undertake your Shinkansen transfer from Kyoto to Tokyo. This journey covers 450 km and takes approximately 5.6 hours, offering scenic views as you travel across Japan.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Ensure your Shinkansen tickets are pre-booked for a smooth journey.
    • Have a bento box ready for your travel from Kyoto to Tokyo.

  2. Afternoon

    Upon arrival in Tokyo and after check-in, begin your exploration with a visit to Shibuya. Witness the renowned Shibuya Crossing and the vibrant atmosphere of this popular area.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • For a good view of Shibuya Crossing, head to the second-floor Starbucks in the Tsutaya building.

  3. Evening

    Conclude your day in Tokyo by visiting Asakusa. Experience the traditional side of the city with its historic temple and surrounding market stalls.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Asakusa's main temple area is lit up beautifully in the evening, offering a different ambiance.
Helpful tips for today
  • Ensure your Shinkansen tickets are pre-booked for a smooth journey.
  • Have a bento box ready for your travel from Kyoto to Tokyo.
  • For a good view of Shibuya Crossing, head to the second-floor Starbucks in the Tsutaya building.
  • Asakusa's main temple area is lit up beautifully in the evening, offering a different ambiance.
Tokyo National Museum, TokyoTokyo National Museum · Tokyo
Photo: Wiiii / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 3.0CC BY-SA 3.0

Day 10 · Tokyo

Mount Fuji Day Trip

  1. Morning

    Begin your day with a visit to the Tokyo National Museum. Explore its vast collections of Japanese art and archaeological artifacts, offering insights into the nation's rich heritage.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Check the Tokyo National Museum's website for current exhibitions and opening hours.

  2. Afternoon

    Continue your cultural journey at the National Museum of Nature and Science. Discover exhibits on natural history, science, and technology, catering to diverse interests.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • The National Museum of Nature and Science can be large; plan which sections you wish to prioritize.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy a relaxed evening in Tokyo. Consider dining at a local restaurant near your accommodation or exploring a quiet neighbourhood for a leisurely stroll.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Use a local dining app or ask your hotel concierge for restaurant recommendations in Tokyo.
Helpful tips for today
  • Check the Tokyo National Museum's website for current exhibitions and opening hours.
  • The National Museum of Nature and Science can be large; plan which sections you wish to prioritize.
  • Use a local dining app or ask your hotel concierge for restaurant recommendations in Tokyo.
Shibuya, TokyoShibuya · Tokyo
Photo: Ximonic (Simo Räsänen) / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0CC BY-SA 4.0

Day 11 · Tokyo

Tokyo's Fashion, Culture & Nightlife

  1. Morning

    Revisit Asakusa to experience its traditional atmosphere in daylight. Explore the temple grounds and surrounding Nakamise-dori market for souvenirs and local snacks.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Asakusa can get busy; aim for an earlier morning visit to enjoy the market.

  2. Afternoon

    Return to Shibuya to witness the energy of Shibuya Crossing once more, or explore different facets of this dynamic area. This hub is known for its shops and cafes.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Explore the side streets around Shibuya Crossing for unique boutiques and cafes.

  3. Evening

    Enjoy Tokyo's vibrant evening scene. Consider a relaxed dinner in a district known for its diverse culinary offerings, reflecting on your trip's experiences.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Many Tokyo districts offer excellent dining; research areas like Ginza or Shinjuku for varied restaurant choices.
Helpful tips for today
  • Asakusa can get busy; aim for an earlier morning visit to enjoy the market.
  • Explore the side streets around Shibuya Crossing for unique boutiques and cafes.
  • Many Tokyo districts offer excellent dining; research areas like Ginza or Shinjuku for varied restaurant choices.
Shibuya Crossing, TokyoShibuya Crossing · Tokyo
Photo: David Kernan / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 4.0CC BY 4.0

Day 12 · Tokyo

Last Day in Tokyo & Departure

  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 in the vicinity.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Confirm your hotel's breakfast hours and check-out time.

  2. Afternoon

    Prepare for your departure. Ensure all personal belongings are packed and complete your hotel check-out procedures.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Allow ample time for travel to the airport from your Tokyo hotel, considering potential traffic.

  3. Evening

    Proceed to the airport for your onward journey, concluding your 12-night exploration of Japan's Grand Tapestry.

    Tips for this part of the day
    • Double-check your flight details and airport terminal information before leaving your hotel.
Helpful tips for today
  • Confirm your hotel's breakfast hours and check-out time.
  • Allow ample time for travel to the airport from your Tokyo hotel, considering potential traffic.
  • Double-check your flight details and airport terminal information before leaving your hotel.
Day 1 of 12

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.

Asakusa, Tokyo
Photo: Ajay Suresh from New York, NY, USA / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY 2.0CC BY 2.0

Japan

Asakusa

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

  • International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Hiroshima, returning from Tokyo
  • Domestic Shinkansen bullet train tickets between Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo
  • 12 nights accommodation in selected hotels (Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hiroshima, Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka, ibis Styles Kyoto Station, Hotel Century Southern Tower Tokyo)
  • Daily breakfast at hotels
  • All activities as detailed in the day-by-day itinerary (Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Itsukushima Shrine, Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi, Kinkaku-ji, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Ryoan-ji Temple, Mt. Fuji 5th Station)
  • Intercity transfers via Shinkansen
  • Basic travel insurance

Plan for these extras

  • −Japan Visa fees
  • −Meals not specified (lunches, dinners)
  • −Local transportation within cities (except intercity Shinkansen)
  • −Optional activities or tours
  • −Personal expenses (laundry, minibar, tips)

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, July, August, September
Local currencyJapanese Yen (¥)
Your starting price₹1,91,500

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, July, August, September

How many days is Japan's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

12 days and 11 nights, across 4 destinations.

Which places does Japan's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night 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?

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

Who is Japan's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo best suited to?

A couple seeking a luxurious and culturally rich journey through Japan, balancing iconic sights with intimate experiences.

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's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo cost?

From ₹1,91,500 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 11-night itinerary?

International return economy class flights from Bengaluru to Hiroshima, returning from Tokyo; Domestic Shinkansen bullet train tickets between Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto, and Tokyo; 12 nights accommodation in selected hotels (Sotetsu Fresa Inn Hiroshima, Sheraton Miyako Hotel Osaka, ibis Styles Kyoto Station, Hotel Century Southern Tower Tokyo); Daily breakfast at hotels; All activities as detailed in the day-by-day itinerary (Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum, Itsukushima Shrine, Dotonbori, Shinsaibashi, Kinkaku-ji, Fushimi Inari Shrine, Ryoan-ji Temple, Mt. Fuji 5th Station); Intercity transfers via Shinkansen; Basic travel insurance. 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's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

Japan Visa fees; Meals not specified (lunches, dinners); Local transportation within cities (except intercity Shinkansen); Optional activities or tours; Personal expenses (laundry, minibar, tips).

How do I book Japan's Grand Tapestry: A 11-Night Journey Through Hiroshima, Osaka, Kyoto & Tokyo?

Choose Customise this holiday and tell Shasa your departure city, dates and travellers. Review the draft, choose your available flight and hotel options, and adjust the itinerary. Check the final price and each service's booking terms before continuing to checkout. Creating a draft does not make a booking.

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.

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