Your adventure begins with a warm welcome as your guide meet you at your railway station and enjoy a unique and immersive experience with our sushi-making class.

Our guide will take you to a local workshop where you'll learn about the history of sushi and the etiquette of eating it. Under the guidance of a professional sushi chef, you'll get step-by-step instructions on how to make sushi. Practice rolling up the rice with various ingredients using nori, and experience the joy of creating your own sushi. Afterward, enjoy your handmade sushi for lunch, and perhaps try a cup of sake if you like.

Special Lunch with Sushi Making Class

Nakamise Shopping Street, a historic thoroughfare leading to Tokyo’s Sensoji Temple, is a vibrant blend of tradition and charm. Lined with over 80 shops, it offers iconic Japanese souvenirs—from handcrafted snacks and folding fans to kimono accessories—all steeped in Edo-era flair. Wander its bustling lanes, savor fresh taiyaki or matcha treats, and soak up the lively atmosphere that merges ancient culture with modern sightseeing joy. A must-visit for anyone seeking an authentic taste of traditional Japan.

Meet your guide at the hotel lobby and begin your day with a convenientprivate transfer from Tokyo to Mt. Fuji. Sit back and enjoy a scenic drivethrough the picturesque Japanese countryside as you make your way tothe iconic peak.

Explore the National Park using the various transport options available:

Cable Car: Ride the world's second longest cable car up Mt. Owakudani, passing over sulphurous fumes, hot springs, and hot rivers in thisvolcanic area.Don't miss the chance to eat an egg hard-boiled in thesulphuric hot springs, said to add seven years to your life!

Pirate Ship: Sail across Lake Ashinoko on a majestic replica pirate ship. The lake, formed by a volcanic eruption 3000 years ago, offers stunningViews.

Hakone Tozan Train: Experience the switchback train as it zigzags through the mountains, providing amazing views of the surroundingvalleys.

After a day of exploration and relaxation, your private transfer will takeyou back to Tokyo. Enjoy a comfortable ride as you reflect on the day'sadventures and the stunning views of Mt. Fuji.

Visit Kiyomizu-dera, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Walk along wooden terraces with panoramic city views, explore temples and pagodas, and enjoy cherry blossoms or autumn leaves. Ideal for sightseeing, photography, and cultural immersion. 

Yasaka Shrine, located in the heart of Kyoto’s Gion district, is one of the city’s most cherished Shinto shrines and a vibrant symbol of local culture. Known for its bright vermilion gates and welcoming atmosphere, Yasaka Shrine offers travelers an easy, enriching way to experience Japan’s spiritual traditions—day or night.

Visitors can stroll through spacious grounds, admire lantern-lined walkways, and observe traditional rituals performed by locals. The shrine is especially famous for hosting the Gion Matsuri, one of Japan’s largest summer festivals, attracting thousands with its lively parades and cultural celebrations. Even outside festival season, Yasaka Shrine remains a peaceful place to make a wish, take photos, or simply enjoy a moment of quiet reflection.

Its central location makes it a perfect starting or ending point for exploring Higashiyama. From the shrine, travelers can easily walk to Maruyama Park, Chion-in Temple, or the charming streets of Gion. Whether you’re interested in spirituality, photography, or Kyoto’s traditional charm, Yasaka Shrine is an essential and memorable stop on any Kyoto itinerary.

Today is all about immersing yourself in the cultural heritage and local life of Kyoto. After breakfast, our guide will take you to one of Kyoto's iconic sites, the Fushimi Inari Shrine, dedicated to Inari, the kami of agriculture and commerce. In addition to the traditional prayer halls, you'll embark on a hike through the famous Senbon Torii, a stunning pathway lined with over 10,000 vermilion torii gates that leads to the summit of Inari Mountain. Our carefully planned morning visit will help you avoid the crowds, giving you a serene experience. Run along this seemingly endless path of torii gates, just like the heroine in Memoirs of a Geisha, make a wish, and capture the perfect photos for social media.

In the afternoon, we'll move to the ancient capital Nara and visit Nara Park (45 minutes). For 74 years during the 8th century, Nara was Japan's capital, and many of the temples and shrines built at that time still remain. Visit Todai-ji Temple, the world's largest wooden building and home to Japan's largest Buddha.

Nara Park, also called Deer Park by locals, is famous for its free-roaming deer. You can buy special deer crackers (shika senbei) in the park to feed the deer and enjoy close encounters with these gentle creatures. It's a favorite activity for kids, but be sure to follow park guidelines and treat the deer with respect.

After touring, you will be transferred back to your Osaka hotel.

Dive into the Cup Noodles Museum Osaka Ikeda—trace instant ramen’s history, craft your custom cup noodle with unique toppings, and relive its invention. A fun, flavorful blend of food culture and hands-on creativity!