Please check in at hotel by 5:00 PM. After that, enjoy a group dinner with all members.
**Hotel is located just a 3-minute walk from the famous Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, allowing you to enjoy leisurely strolls around the area.
**If you would like us to arrange private transfer from the airport to the hotel, paid service is available upon request. Please contact us for further details.

Begin our day with a bullet train ride to Mishima, the gateway to sightseeing in the Izu Peninsula. Upon arrival, we will visit Jōren Falls—renowned for its dramatic columnar rock formations and cascading waters. Then continue on to Shuzenji Onsen, one of the oldest and most cherished hot spring towns on the Izu Peninsula. Once there, explore the historic Shuzenji Temple, stroll along the tranquil Bamboo Grove Path, and soak in the nostalgic charm of the town’s. The gentle cherry blossom pink hues lend an air of serene beauty to this timeless hot spring town, inviting you to linger and savor the essence of spring in Izu.
In the evening, unwind in the soothing hot springs at your hotel—a perfect end to a day of discovery.

Enjoy a full day of exploration in the Izu Peninsula, a designated UNESCO Global Geopark. Ascend Mount Ōmuro—one of the largest scoria cones in the eastern Izu volcanic group and a nationally designated natural monument—by chairlift, and take a leisurely walk along the summit trail. Weather permitting, you may catch a view of Mount Fuji. Continue to the rugged coastline of the Jōgasaki Coast, where you’ll visit the Kadowaki Suspension Bridge spanning a dramatic sea-eroded cave. Then, head to Dogashima, where a sightseeing boat will take you weaving through the ria coastline and around scattered islets, offering a close-up view of mystical caves and striking geological formations.
On clear days, you may also be able to enjoy views of Mount Fuji from scenic lookout points along the western Izu Peninsula.

Depart by private vehicle for Lake Yamanaka, offering sweeping views of Mount Fuji. Weather permitting, enjoy breathtaking vistas of Japan’s iconic peak. Continue to Oshino Hakkai, a charming village known for its pristine spring ponds, fed by snowmelt from Mount Fuji and filtered over decades.
Proceed to Kōfu, where you will board a limited express train to Matsumoto, located in scenic Nagano Prefecture. We will walk to our hotel near Matsumoto station. Enjoy dinner at a local izakaya—a casual dining establishment that offers a unique glimpse into Japanese culture, featuring a variety of delicious dishes, drinks, and a lively atmosphere.

In the morning, visit Matsumoto Castle, a designated National Treasure of Japan. This iconic structure is one of the Twelve remaining castles with an original tenshu (main keep) dating back to before the Edo period, renowned for its historical and architectural significance.　After that, travel by private vehicle to visit post towns along the historic Nakasendō route, which once linked Kyoto and Edo during Japan's medieval period. These towns provided vital rest stops for weary travelers. Among them, Narai-juku and Tsumago-juku stand out for their remarkably well-preserved streetscapes, offering an authentic glimpse into the charm of Edo-era Japan. 　
Then We will head to Enakyo Onsen and stay at a hot spring inn perched on a hill overlooking the scenic Ena Gorge. Enjoy a relaxing soak in the natural hot springs and savor a traditional Japanese Kaiseki dinner featuring the seasonal local flavors.

We will head to Nagoya Station by private veihcle, then take the bullet train to Hiroshima. often referenced as a symbol of peace. It was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1996, 71 years after the bomb "Little Boy" was dropped in 1945 during World War II. In the afternoon, visiting the Peace Memorial Park and its museum and the Atomic Bomb Dome. In the evening, check in to the hotel near Miyajimaguchi.

In the morning, take a ferry to Miyajima to visit the mystical Itsukushima Shrine, which appears to float on the sea. The shrine’s vivid vermilion buildings and iconic torii gate create an enchanting scene that changes with the tides. Recognized as a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site in 1996, it is also celebrated as one of Japan’s three most scenic spots.
In the afternoon, continue on to Iwakuni in Yamaguchi Prefecture. There, admire the Kintaikyo Bridge, a nationally designated scenic site and one of Japan’s most famous wooden bridges, spanning the clear waters of the Nishiki River with its five graceful arches. Iwakuni is also known as a popular cherry blossom viewing spot. You’ll also visit Iwakuni Castle, a mountaintop fortress originally built in the 17th century.

After transferring to Hiroshima Station by private vehicle, we will take a morning bullet train to Kyoto where we will spend the next three nights. In the afternoon, we’ll explore the serene mountain hamlets of Ohara and Kibune, nestled in northern Kyoto. Highlights include Sanzen-in Temple, famed for its exquisitely manicured moss garden, and Kifune Shrine, celebrated for its iconic stone steps illuminated by crimson lanterns—a timeless scene that captures the spirit of Japan’s natural and spiritual harmony.
In Kyoto, we will stay for three consecutive nights at a centrally located hotel. On this evening, you will enjoy a traditional Kaiseki dinner in the company of a Maiko, an apprentice geisha, offering a uniquely elegant cultural experience.

Enjoy a full day exploring Kyoto, the ancient capital that flourished from the 8th century. In the early morning, before breakfast, take a peaceful stroll through the Higashiyama district—one of the city’s most atmospheric areas—walking from the Yasaka Pagoda through the charming lanes of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka toward Kiyomizu-dera Temple. Visiting at this quiet hour allows you to avoid the crowds and fully immerse yourself in the timeless charm of the old capital.
After returning to the hotel for breakfast and some rest, continue our journey through Higashiyama. Highlights include Fushimi Inari Taisha, famed for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, a visit to a traditional sake brewery and traditional Japanese tea ceremony experience.
Dinner on this evening is not included. Enjoy your own exploration of Kyoto at night and dine at your leisure.

After an early breakfast, we head west to Arashiyama, one of Kyoto’s most picturesque districts. Here, you’ll visit Tenryuji Temple—one of the prestigious “Five Great Zen Temples of Kyoto.” Enjoy a stroll across the scenic Togetsukyo Bridge and through the enchanting Bamboo Grove Path. After that, we will head north to Miyama, a quiet village nestled in the rural Kyoto. This area is home to well-preserved thatched-roof farmhouses where people still live today. Take your time exploring the peaceful rural landscape and experiencing the charm of this traditional Japanese village.
Dinner is not included on this evening.

Travel by private vehicle to Nara, another ancient capital of Japan. Highlights include Tōdai-ji Temple, home to the Great Buddha—Japan’s largest bronze statue, originally built in the 8th century—and Nara Park, where friendly deer roam freely among visitors. Afterward, continue to Kashihara in central Nara Prefecture, known as the cradle of Japan and site of its first imperial capital. En route, stop at the lesser-known yet picturesque Hase-dera Temple, famous for the 399-step covered staircase, known as the noborirō.

On this day, we will visit Mount Yoshino, renowned as one of Japan’s most iconic cherry blossom destinations. For over 1,300 years, it has been celebrated for its breathtaking spring scenery, with approximately 30,000 cherry trees blanketing the mountain slopes. Hiking through this historic mountain—past temples, shrines, and panoramic viewpoints—offers visitors a truly unforgettable Cherry blossom viewing experience.

In the morning, we will visit Kashihara Jingu Shrine established on the legendary site where Emperor Jimmu, Japan’s first emperor, is said to have ascended to the throne over 2,600 years ago. As such, the shrine holds deep historical and spiritual significance, symbolizing the mythical origins of the Japanese nation. After that, transfer to Shin-Osaka station and tour will end there around 13:00.