6 Days 5 Nights Kansai–Tokyo–Kansai｜A Carefully Curated Tour Covering 7 Cities

Around the world, fly to Osaka and check into hotels.

[Fushimi Daohe Shrine] Fushimi Daohe Shrine is a shrine located in the south of Kyoto with many pilgriers. What is famous here is the dense vermilion "Qianben Niuju" behind the main hall of the shrine. It is one of the representative landscapes of Kyoto and also appears in the movie "Memoirs of the Entertainment Circle.
[World Heritage Benkan Temple] Nishimonkan Temple is the general courtyard of the Pure Land Mako Benkan Temple School and is a world cultural heritage. In 1591 AD, Toyotomi Hideyoshi donated money to the local area. Both the Academy and the Tang Gate, built from the remains of Fushimi City, were important buildings. The courtyard of the academy adopts the dry landscape style representing the Taoshan culture, and the Grand Academy also has the Tiger Creek Self-Garden and the ancient Japanese Neng stage.
[Matcha Experience] The Japanese tea ceremony is ritualized in Japan to provide guests with tea. It was originally called "tea soup". The Japanese tea ceremony, like other East Asian tea rituals, is a special culture developed with tea tasting as the center, but the content and form are different. The history of the tea ceremony dates back to the 13th century. At first, the monks used tea to concentrate their thoughts. Zhao Zhou of the Tang Dynasty "went to eat tea" from the Zen master and welcomed the scholars. The current Japanese tea ceremony is divided into matcha tea ceremony and pan-fried tea ceremony, and the term tea ceremony refers to the earlier development of matcha tea ceremony.

[Dashi Park] Dashi Park is located in the Dashi area on the north bank of Hekou Lake. It is a park facing the estuary lake. It is famous for lavender as well as Yagi Saki Park on the south bank, and is also the second venue of the Kawaguchi Lake Lavender Festival.
[Yuanwang Mount Fuji] Mount Fuji means "volcano" in Japanese and spans Shizuoka Prefecture and Yamanashi Prefecture. The mountain, considered a "sacred mountain" by the Japanese, lay dormant after an eruption in 1707. The dormant volcano is a symbol of Japan.
Of course, if you want to get a close feel of Mount Fuji and the surrounding nature, the Fuji Five Lakes area, which is located at the north of Mount Fuji, is a good choice. Worth a look. Nearby ninano bahai is also famous. The Peace Park to the southeast is a good choice for looking at Mount Fuji, whose conical peaks can be clearly seen when clear clouds are not obscured.
[Ninja Wild Bahai] Ninja Wild Bahai is located in Ninja Ninja Village between Yamanashi Lake and Kawaguchi Lake. Eight clear spring small pools are scattered. Royal kettle pool, no pool at the bottom, is the cherry blossom pool, turbid pool, gushing pool, mirror pool, calamus pool, outlet pool. In 2013, it was listed as a World Heritage Site as an asset of Mount Fuji.
[Daichang Seaside Park] Daichang Seaside Park is an artificial seaside park where visitors can enjoy the scenery of the Tokyo Bay coastline. There is a mini Statue of Liberty in the park. It is a popular photo spot. In the distance is Hongqiao. The sunset and night scenes here are very charming.
[Statue of Liberty] In Tokyo's Daiba Seaside Park, there is a tall Statue of Liberty. Seen from the pedestal, it is about 12.25 meters high and weighs about 9 tons. Gold leaves made of iron and bronze surround the torch that symbolizes freedom. This Statue of Liberty, the third "Statue of Liberty" in the world, is a replica recognized by the French government.

[Leimen Asakusa Temple] is the main hall of Japan's Guanyin Temple. When the ancient emperor went fishing on March 18, 36, when three fishermen in SUMIDAchuan went fishing, it is said that Guanyin appeared and built Asakusa Temple to worship Guanyin. In the shopping street in front of Asakusa Temple, visitors can buy characteristic letters here.
[Zhongjianshi Store Street] Zhongjianshi Store Street is one of the very old store streets in Japan. It is a reference road leading from Leimen to the square in front of Asakusa Temple.
[Sky Tower (Far View)] Tokyo landmark building.
[Akihabara Electrical Appliance Street] Akihabara is the largest electrical appliance store block in the world. There are hundreds of electrical appliance stores along the street, all kinds of new computers, cameras, televisions, mobile phones, home appliances, etc., with a complete range of goods. Japanese popular idol group AKB48 exclusive theater is also here, there are a lot of AKB48 related goods. It is also the birthplace of Japanese anime culture. There are anime, manga, games, figure skating shops, idol shops, anime coffee shops, maid coffee shops, etc. The common boys and girls who play roles are the favorite places of nerds and anime fans. From Akihabara, you can see posters of electronic products and animated goods on the street. There are several large stores of electrical appliances on the main road. For example, Youdu Baxi, Akihabara Broadcasting Hall, Ishimaru Electric, etc. You can also see several branches of the same brand.
[Ginza] Symbol of Tokyo's luxury. There are many time-honored department stores, world-class brand stores and shopping centers. Restaurants, high-end restaurants, and high-end clubs are all hidden here. Ginza Siding eye intersection is the busiest, and the Light Building here is permeated with Western style. It is a historic building in the Ginza area. The bell tower on the roof is a Ginza landmark. Surrounding also extended to Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, Matsuban House and other high-end department stores.

[Nagoya Mustard Museum] The museum focuses on mustard culture and related topics, providing visitors with a unique perspective on the mustard industry and understanding culture for a new cultural experience place in the Nagoya area.
[Nara Deer Park] Nara Park is located on the east side of downtown Nara, at the foot of Kasugan Mountain. The scenery of the four seasons in the park is picturesque, and hundreds of thousands of wild sika deer live on the spacious grass. The park is surrounded by monuments such as Todaiji and Kasuga.
[Osaka Shinsaibashi-Dotonbori] There is a large-scale comprehensive store "collect Point Shinsaibashi Store", where six popular brands centered on "Roche Farm" gathered together. The store opened grandly on February 27, 2010. The first floor is women's clothing for women aged 20 to 30, the second floor is men's products, and the third floor is a brand store centered on teenagers. The center of Shinsaibashi "Quest Bridge". In addition, in the Shinsaibashi area, "ZARA", "UNIQLO" and cheap and lovely fashion shops targeting young people are lined up. Dotonbori Food Street is located near Shinsaibashi, Osaka, Japan, and is a representative place for Osaka cuisine. The area around Dotonbori Food Street is Osaka's busiest business district, and not most of the land is occupied by shops. Coming to Osaka, known as the Japanese kitchen, Dotonbori Food Street is definitely not to be missed.

End of a pleasant journey!