ITINERARY CHECK – 14 DAYS IN TOKYO/KYOTO/OSAKA/HIROSHIMA – SUMMER

Going in the summer (July) . Going with my friend and her son. I’ve been to Tokyo/Kyoto before. Son is really interested in games and anime. She’s interested in Pokemon/cats/cute things.

I was told my previous itinerary was too relaxed so added some more stuff:

Day 0 – Fly Out

Day 1 – Tokyo – Arrive/Rest/Shibuya Crossing/Nonbei-Yokocho

Day 2 – Tokyo – Shibuya Sky/Imperial Palace/National Art Gallery/Pokemon Cafe/Kabuki

Day 3 – Tokyo – Ueno Park/Yanesen/Odaiba/TeamLabPlanets

Day 4 – Tokyo – Ghibli Museum/Senso-Ji Temple/Kirby Cafe/Akihabara

Day 5 – Tokyo – Ginza/Hama-Rikyu Gardens/Shinjuku/Omoide-Yokocho/Golden Gai

Day 6 – Kyoto/Osaka – Train to Kyoto/Golden Temple/Observation Towe/Ponte-Cho

Day 7 – Kyoto/Osaka – Fushimi Shrine/Nara Deer/Gion

Day 8 – Kyoto/Osaka – Arashiyama/Bamboo Forest/Monkey Park

Day 9 – Kyoto/Osaka – Universal Studios/Pokemon Cafe (if no reservation in Tokyo)

Day 10 – Kyoto/Osaka – Himeji Castle/Kuromon Market/Dotombori

Day 11- Hiroshima – Train to Hiroshima/Peace Museum/Peace Park

Day 12- Hakone – Train to Hakone/Hakone (Or Miyajima?)

Day 13 – Tokyo – Train to Tokyo/Meiji Jingu/Roppongi

Day 14 – Tokyo – Chill/Anything Missed

Day 15 – Fly back

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Suggestions?

Thanks in advance!

1 comment
  1. Don’t bother with Hakone since currently you’ve allocated it very little time. On Day 12 just stay in Miyajima if you want to experience ryokan/onsen. Hakone is such a trek (there is one Hikari train every two hours that calls at Odawara – and then you have to travel onwards to Hakone proper, and then on Day 13 you have to leave in the morning to get stuff done in Tokyo). So all that you can fit in Hakone is dinner / sleeping? In July Mt Fuji will most likely be covered by clouds anyway.

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