- Stay in Tokyo Hotel
- No Meal Included this day

You will arrive in Tokyo on the first day of your 9 days Japan tour package. Once you've signed in and completed the paperwork, our activity manager will show you to your automobile. Then, you'll be transferred to your hotel for check-in.

After checking into your hotel in Tokyo, take some time to unwind and freshen yourself before your evening Tokyo Sky Tree Tour. Admission to the Tokyo Sky Tree Tour closes at 19:00. At the scheduled time, you will be picked up from the hotel.

Tourists may see up to 70 kilometers away from the base of the SKYTREE from the "TOKYO SKYTREE TEMBO DECK (350 m)," which is positioned 350 meters above ground and includes massive 5-meter-high glass for a 360-degree panoramic view.

- Stay in Tokyo
- Breakfast included today
- Lunch included today

Get ready for your day trip from Tokyo to Kamakura and Enoshima in the morning after a hearty breakfast. Please wait at Keio Plaza to be picked up.

Transport will be provided between your accommodation and the Matcha Green Tea Experience at Jomyo-ji Temple. Kamakura, like Kyoto, was formerly the capital of Japan. Matcha green tea and Japanese sweets are the perfect ways to unwind after a day of visiting the vast temple grounds. The majority of the cafés mentioned here may be found inside the churches. Beautiful bamboo forests and relaxing "rock and sand gardens" contribute to the serene atmosphere around the temples. Visiting Kamakura without stopping for a cup of coffee at a shrine is like missing an essential part of the city.
Afterward, you'll visit Hkoku-ji, a Zen temple in Kamakura, Japan, that was built in the Heian period and is affiliated with the Kench-ji school of Rinzai Zen. Known as "Bamboo Temple" due to the widespread acclaim of its bamboo garden. A figure of Gautama Buddha, known as Shaka Nyorai in Japanese, presides in the holiest room of the temple.
After our visit in Hokujo, we will go to Ktoku-in, a Jdo-sh Buddhist temple located in Kamakura, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan. Taiizan is the name of the mountain there, while Shjen-ji is the name of the temple.
Finally, the moment has arrived to explore Enoshima. This little island called Enoshima may be found off the coast of Shnan in Kanagawa Prefecture. Benzaiten, a Buddhist deity, is honored at the adjacent Enoshima Shrine. In addition to the 19th-century Sea Candle lighthouse, the area is also home to the Enospa hot springs and the English-style Samuel Cocking Garden. The Iwaya Caves are home to tidal pools and Buddhist temples, among other attractions. Several famous beaches on the continent provide breathtaking panoramas of the island.

You will return to your hotel from Enoshima and rest there. It marks end of Day 2 of 9 days Japan tour package.

- Stay in Tokyo
- Breakfast Included

On day 3 of your 9 days Japan tour package, breakfast will be served in the morning. Prepare for a morning city tour of Tokyo after having breakfast. You will be picked up from your hotel and driven to -

Temple of Meiji, Tower of Tokyo, and the Imperial Palace

This is the Tokyo Skytree.

Building began on the Tokyo Tower in 1958 in the Shiba-koen section of the Minato area of Tokyo. Japan Radio Tower, or Nippon Denpa, is the proper name for this landmark. It is the second-tallest building in Japan at 332.9 meters (1,092 feet). The lattice tower's white and international orange paint scheme follows the same air safety requirements that gave the Eiffel Tower its iconic appearance.

Shrine of Meiji in Tokyo

Visitors and locals alike can find spiritual solace in the shrine's regular rituals, stunning buildings, and tranquil surroundings. In 1920, the first modern emperor and empress of Japan, Meiji and Shoken, were honored by the construction of this shrine. It is said that the shrine was built quite lately.

Palace of the Emperor

The Qing Dynasty's Imperial Palace in Shenyang features 114 individual buildings. Beginning in 1625 or 1626, development on these structures continued until 1783. The building houses a sizable library and dates back to the beginning of the last Chinese dynasty. This was before that dynasty consolidated power in the middle of the country and relocated the capital to present-day Beijing.

You will have the rest of the day to explore Tokyo on your own after the morning city tour ends and you return to your hotel.

- Stay in Tokyo
- Breakfast Included

Following breakfast, you'll board a train bound for Disney World. Your train pass will already be set up by Lestacworld. A ticket to Disney World has also been purchased for you.

One of the best ways to spend a few pennies at Disney Sea Tokyo is to play any of the arcade games.
Visit the Western River Railroad, number 2.
Three) Have fun with some swashbuckling buccaneers!
The Fantastic Jungle Cruise: A Disney Sea Wildlife Expedition in Tokyo
Go to the Country Bear Theatre, the Westernland Shooting Gallery, the Enchanted Tiki Room, and the Swiss Family Tree House.
Big Thunder Mountain; #9, The Mark Twain Riverboat; #10, Tom Sawyer Island Rafts (No. 11)

...and so on.

In the evening, you can use your train pass to return alone to your lodging. If you've had a hard day, you deserve a nice night's sleep.
End of Day 4 of your 9 days Japan tour package

- Stay in Tokyo
- Breakfast included

After having breakfast at the hotel in the morning, you'll take the train to Disney World again. Well, you can start your day of exploring where you left off the day before.

Few things are: 1) Critter Country's Splash Mountain
2)Beaver Brothers used canoes to explore
3)Alice's tea party at Fantasy Land 4)Castle Carrousel
5)The adventures of Snow White
6)Cinderella's Fairy Tale Hall 7)Dumbo the Flying Elephant
8) The flight of Peter Pan
Pooh's hunt for Hunny
10)Haunter Mansion etc

- Stay in Osaka
- Breakfast Included

Get ready to leave the hotel in Tokyo in the morning and have breakfast. Once you've finished with your stay at the hotel, head to the train station to get a ride to Mt. Fuji, which is the fifth stop along the route.

The Reality of Mt. Fuji

To this day, Mt. Fuji in Japan continues to erupt as a volcano. Situated around 100 km southwest of Tokyo. Japan's highest peak, known as "Fuji-san," stands at an impressive 3,776 meters. The journey to the peak of the mountain has been taken by humans for countless centuries. It is considered to be one of Japan's three holy mountains. This instantly recognizable outline was used by artists such as Hokusai and Hiroshige during the Edo era to produce prints.

After visiting Fuji, keep going until you reach the Hakone Sky Gondola.

Visitors to the Hakone Round Course often ride the Hakone Ropeway, a popular activity in the area. The line travels from Sounzan Station, where the Hakone Tozan Cablecar begins and ends, to Togendai Station, through the stations of Owakudani and Ubako (on the edge of Lake Ashinoko). With the Hakone Free Pass, you can take the ropeway as many times as you wish.

The ropeway's gondolas, which can hold up to 10 passengers each, depart the station once each minute. It takes roughly 30 minutes to ride the ropeway from the beginning to the opposite end. Between Sounzan and Owakudani, tourists may see the active sulfuric hot spring sources of the Owakudani Valley. Between Owakudani and Togendai, visitors may, on a clear day, view Lake Ashinoko and Mount Fuji. You will need to transfer gondolas at Owakudani, but not at Ubako.

After we finish our valley tour, we'll head to the Pirates Boat Cruise.
While there are numerous places to see Mount Fuji, only on Lake Ashinoko can you enjoy the scenery from the deck of a wooden pirate ship.

A blood-red pirate ship carried us over Lake Ashi in Hakone, Japan. During the warmer months, there are several swan boats in the area. As a vantage point for viewing Mount Fuji, the location is hard to top.

Take the bullet train to Osaka after a day of fascinating sight-seeing. You can ride the bullet train all around Japan with the help of a rail pass that has been obtained for you.

When you get to Osaka, choose a hotel and rest.End of 6th Day of your 9 days Japan tour package

- Stay in Osaka
- Breakfast and Lunch included

After breakfast in the morning, you'll have the rest of the day to explore Kyoto and Nara. There is a railway that will take you from Osaka to Kyoto. Your train pass will be accepted here as well.
Once we get to Kyoto, our first stop will be Nijo Castle. Edo Period first shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu had Nijo Castle built in Kyoto for his own use (1603-1867). His grandson Iemitsu finished the palace structures 23 years later, along with the five-story castle keep. Once the Imperial Palace, Nijo Castle was given to the city and made available to the public as a historical landmark in 1867. The castle's palace structures are considered some of the best examples of Japanese castle palace architecture from the feudal era, and as such, the castle was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1994. Nijo Castle consists of the Honmaru (the main defensive ring), the Ninomaru (the subsidiary ring), and the gardens in between. Built stone walls and moats around the Honmaru and castle grounds.

The next stop is the Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavillion)

There is a temple in Kyoto, Japan called Rokuon-ji, or Kinkaku-ji. We are in a Zen Buddhist monastery. As one of Kyoto's most famous landmarks, it receives a high volume of visitors each year.

Located in Nara, the Todaiji Temple and Park are a must-see.

Nara, Japan is home to the Tdai-ji Buddhist temple complex. It was originally thought to be the most influential of the Seven Great Temples. Tdai-ji was established in 738 CE, although it didn't welcome visitors until 752 CE.

Sacred Grounds of the Kasuga Taisha

The Kasuga-taisha Shinto Shrine may be found in the Japanese city of Nara, which is part of the prefecture of the same name. It's the shrine that the Fujiwara family first built in 768 CE and which has undergone extensive refurbishment throughout the years. The inside of the shrine is well-known for its many bronze lamps and the many stone lanterns that line the path up to it.

After finishing your sightseeing in Kyoto, you'll be taken to the railway station to board a train back to Osaka using your rail pass. End of 7th Day of 9 days Japan tour Package.

- Stay in Osaka
- Breakfast included

On this 8th day of your 9 days Japan tour package, after you have breakfast, you are going to travel to Hiroshima and Miyajima. You are going to catch the bullet train first thing in the morning, and it will carry you all the way to Hiroshima. From this port, you can go to Miyajima Island via ferry.

At this revered location on the island, the Shinto Itsukushima Shrine, which is known for its "floating" torii gate, visitors can expect to find the primary point of interest. The city of Hatsukaichi, which is located in the Hiroshima Prefecture of Japan, contains the island. It is possible to take a ferry from Miyajimaguchi Station, which is located on the main land, to get there.

Miyajima travels back to Hiroshima after seeing the Itsukushima shrine in order to visit the Hiroshima Peace Park and the Bomb Dome there.

After the tour is over, you'll be taken back to Hiroshima Station, where you can catch the next bullet train to your hotel. I hope you have a restful night's sleep after this long and exhausting tour.

In the year 1996, the Genbaku Dome at the Hiroshima Peace Memorial, which is also known as the Atomic Bomb Dome or the A-Bomb Dome, was inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List as a component of the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park in Japan. This memorial park is located in Hiroshima, Japan.

After breakfast on this day, you will be leaving the hotel. After that, you'll be transferred to the airport according to your flight's schedule. Remember that most hotels require guests to check out by 11 a.m. This marks the end of your 9 days Japan travel package.