Toisaka 6 Days Tour

[Raimon Senso-ji] is a Japanese Kannonji Sōdō, where when Emperor Furuhito goes out to sea on March 18, 36, when three fishing people from the SUMIDA River catch fish, Guanyin appears and reportedly builds a Senso-ji temple to provide Guanyin. In the shopping district in front of the Sensoji Temple, tourists can buy letters that feature here.
[Nakamiseyo Shopping Street] Nakamiseyo Shopping Street is one of the very old shopping streets in Japan, and is the approach that leads from Raimon to Sensoji-mae Square.
[Sky Tower (Yūkan)] Tokyo Landmark Architecture.
[Akihabara Denki-gai] Akihabara is a large electronics shopping district in the world, with hundreds of large and small electronics stores distributed along the city. There are various new types of personal computers, cameras, televisions, mobile phones and home appliances. It is quite stocked. The exclusive theater of popular Japanese idol group AKB48 is also located here, and there are many related products of AKB48. This is also the cradle of Japanese anime culture, with anime, manga, games and figure shops everywhere, as well as idol shops, anime cafes and maid cafes, and boys and girls who often see cosplay are the favorite places of otaku and anime fans. When you leave Akihabara Station, you can see posters of electronic and anime products from around the city. There are several large electrical chain stores on the main road. For example, Yadō Yaki, Akihabara Radio Hall and Ishimaru Electric. You can also see several branches of the same brand.
[Ginza] A luxury symbol of Tokyo. Many long-established department stores, world-class brand specialty stores and shopping centers are gathered, and eateries, high-end restaurants and high-end clubs are hidden here. The Ginza 4-chome intersection is the busiest, and the Wako Building here is full of Western style. It is a historic building in the Ginza district. The rooftop bell tower is a landmark in Ginza. The surrounding area also extends to high-end department stores such as Mitsukoshi, Matsuya, and Matsuitaya.
[Shibuya intersection] Shibuya, the most famous place in Tokyo, will be the second place even if it is not the first place. As one of the busiest areas in the heart of Tokyo, Shibuya is not only a sacred place for shopping, but also a lot of tourist spots worth visiting. There is also a small statue of a cute Chung dog.

[Hakone Ashi Lake] There are many museums that express the charm of Japanese cultural art, which is surrounded by Mount Hakone, has a rich nature and is one of the major hot spring villages in the Kanto region. Lake Ashi is a lake formed about three thousand years ago when volcanic activity caused water vapor to explode, causing massive collapse of mountain forest debris to block the river.
There are many leisure facilities and souvenir shops along the lakefront, and the lake tour boats are also popular, as well as historical sights such as the Hakone Sekisho, the cedar street trees on the former Tokai Kaido, and the Ongmō Park on the site of the Imperial Palace.
[Hakone Shrine] Hakone Shrine is located on the banks of Lake Ashi, and is a super famous shrine that has been revered as a sōjen-shō in the Kantō district since ancient times. This shrine is said to be particularly effective in praying for your luck and good luck.
[Daisuyudani] Daisuyudani is located between Mount Hakone and is a blast outlet due to the recent volcanic activity of Mount Hakone. The white gas that erupted throughout the year from a number of jetholes contains a sulfur component and gives off a unique smell. The part where the rock turned yellow is a crystal of sulfur. In the hot springs you can also make the locally famous "black egg". It is said that soaking the eggs in hot, acidic hot springs would result in black egg-shelled water-boiled eggs, and eating black eggs would extend their life span of seven years.
[Mishima Skywalk] The Mishima Skywalk opened on December 14, 2015, the longest suspension bridge (total length of 400 meters) in Japan, "Mishima Skywalk". From the longest (pedestrian-only) Great Suspension Bridge in Japan, you can see the majestic Mount Fuji in front. And you can enjoy three of Japan's best at once: Mount Fuji, the tallest in Japan, Suruga Bay, the deepest in Japan, and the longest Mishima Skywalk in Japan.

[Nagoya Wasabi Museum] This museum focuses on the culture and related themes of Wasabi, and offers tourists a unique perspective on the industry and culture of wasabi, which is the site of a new cultural experience in the Nagoya area.
[Atsuta Shrine] Located in the city of Nagoya in Japan, it is one of the most historic and well-established shrines in Japan. It was founded about 1900 years ago and reportedly offered one of the three types of sacred instruments in Japan, the "kusakiken". For this reason, it has long been regarded as an extremely sacred land, and is lined up with Ise Shrine, and is revered by the imperial family and the people.
[Osaka Shinsaibashi-Dotonbori] There is a major general store, "collect point Shinsaibashi", and six major popular brands, mainly "Rollies Farm", meet together, and the store opened on February 27, 2010. The first floor is women's clothing aimed at women between the ages of 20 and 30, the second floor is men's goods, and the third floor is a branded store with a focus on youth. The center of the Shinsaibashi "Kaizhashi". In addition, there are cheap and cute boutiques with "ZARA", "UNIQLO" and young people in the area of Shinsaibashi. Dotonbori Gourmet Street is located near Osaka Shinsaibashi in Japan and is a representative place for Osaka Gourmet. The area of Dotonbori Gourmet Street is the most busy commercial district in Osaka, and most of the land is not occupied by shops. Come to Osaka, which is called the kitchen of Japan, you can never miss the Dotonbori Gourmet Street.

[Kinkaku-ji] It is located in Kyoto, Japan, and is one of the world cultural heritage that represents Kyoto. The most famous architecture of the temple is the gilded leaf-covering shari-den "Kinkaku", which is reflected in the mirror lake pond and presents a highly symbolic Japanese aesthetic landscape. Kinkaku-ji was originally the villa of the Muromachi shogunate third generation shōgun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu, which was changed to Zen-ji. The extant Kanakaku was rebuilt in 1955, with the three-story buildings representing the architectural styles of the different periods of Heian, Kamakura, and Muromachi, respectively. It changes with the four seasons, and the spring cherry blossoms, summer greens, autumn fae, and winter snow are each in a climate.
[Fushimi Inari Shrine] Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is a shrine located south of Kyoto with a large number of incense guests. Famous here is the vermilion "Senbon Torii", which is crowded behind the main shrine of the shrine, and is one of the representative landscapes of Kyoto, which also appears in the film "Memoir of the showbiz".
[Matcha experience] The tea ceremony in Japan has been made into a ritual in Japan and is to provide tea to customers. It is originally called "chayu". Like other East Asian tea ceremonies, the Japanese tea ceremony is a special culture developed around tasting tea, but the content and form are different. The history of the tea ceremony can be traced back to the 13th century. At first the monks were concentrating their own ideas with tea. Zhaozhou in the Tang Dynasty received a scholar from a Zen master, saying, "I'm going to eat tea." the current Japanese tea ceremony is divided into a matcha-do and a sencha-do, but the word tea ceremony refers to a matcha-do that developed early.
[Nara Kamika Park] Nara Park is located on the eastern side of the Nara city area, at the foot of Kasugayama. The views of the four seasons in the park are picturesque, with hundreds of thousands of wild sika deer alive on the spacious grass. Old sites such as Todai-ji and Kasugai-sha are gathered around the park.