Embark on a 12-day luxury shopping spree across Japan's most dynamic cities

Enjoy a classic tonkotsu ramen lunch at one of Japan's most famous ramen chains, perfect for a quick and delicious meal upon arrival.

Check into your luxurious hotel in Shinjuku, famous for its stunning panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline.

Begin your shopping adventure at Isetan, a high-end department store with an incredible food hall, cutting-edge fashion, and impeccable service.

Experience the nostalgic atmosphere of post-war Tokyo while dining on delicious yakitori and other grilled specialties in this famed alleyway.

Dive into the heart of Japanese youth fashion at Shibuya 109, an iconic shopping mall packed with the latest trends.

Have a fun and futuristic lunch at this popular conveyor belt sushi restaurant where you order on a tablet and dishes zoom to your seat.

Explore the vibrant and bustling Takeshita Street in Harajuku, famous for its quirky boutiques, crepe stands, and unique street style.

Dine at this no-frills gyoza specialist, renowned for serving up perfectly pan-fried or steamed dumplings at an unbeatable price.

Indulge in a luxury shopping experience at Ginza Six, the largest shopping complex in the upscale Ginza district, featuring international brands and contemporary art.

Treat yourself to an exquisite, high-end sushi lunch at Kyubey, one of Tokyo's most legendary sushi establishments.

Discover a paradise for stationery lovers at Itoya, a multi-story building dedicated to pens, paper, and beautifully designed office supplies.

Savor a bowl of rich and creamy chicken-based ramen at this Michelin-recognized ramen shop tucked away in the alleyways of Ginza.

Explore the massive nine-story Yodobashi Camera complex in Akihabara, a megastore for electronics, cameras, games, and more.

Enjoy a delicious lunch of gyukatsu (deep-fried beef cutlet) that you can grill to your preferred doneness on a personal stone grill.

Wander through the bustling Ameya Yokocho Market in Ueno, offering a wide array of products from fresh food and spices to clothing and cosmetics.

Dine at a historic restaurant established over 300 years ago, specializing in unagi (freshwater eel) dishes served in a traditional setting.

Start your day with a stylish breakfast at this popular restaurant located within the beautiful Daikanyama T-Site complex.

Browse one of the world's most beautiful bookstores, a cultural hub for art, design, and literature, surrounded by chic cafes.

Stroll along the Meguro River and explore the trendy neighborhood of Nakameguro, known for its independent boutiques, vintage stores, and relaxed atmosphere.

Enjoy a refreshing dinner of yuzu-scented ramen at the famous AFURI, known for its light yet flavorful broth and charcoal-grilled pork.

Check out from your Tokyo hotel.

Check into your elegant hotel situated on the banks of the Kamogawa River, offering a blend of luxury and traditional Japanese aesthetics.

Begin your Kyoto shopping experience in this historic covered arcade, featuring a mix of traditional craft shops, bookstores, and modern retailers.

Enjoy a casual and lively dinner specializing in a variety of gyoza, from classic pork to unique flavors like shrimp and cheese.

Explore 'Kyoto's Kitchen,' a lively five-block long shopping street lined with more than one hundred shops and restaurants selling local delicacies and cookware.

Experience a unique style of 'burnt' ramen, where the miso or shoyu base is scorched to create an intensely smoky and fragrant broth.

Wander through the beautifully preserved historic streets of the Higashiyama District, lined with traditional shops selling Kiyomizu-yaki pottery, crafts, and souvenirs.

Enjoy a refined multi-course kaiseki dinner in the heart of the Gion district, showcasing seasonal ingredients and beautiful presentation.

Explore the vast and modern Kyoto Station, which houses the Isetan department store, The Cube shopping mall, and numerous shops and boutiques.

Choose from a variety of regional ramen styles from across Japan at this 'ramen street' located on the 10th floor of the Kyoto Station building.

Shop along Kyoto's main shopping thoroughfare, home to major department stores like Takashimaya and Daimaru, as well as brand-name shops.

Dine in the atmospheric Pontocho Alley at this popular sushi restaurant known for its fresh ingredients and lively ambiance.

Browse the shops along the main street of Arashiyama, offering local crafts, yudofu (simmered tofu) products, and beautiful souvenirs.

Enjoy a delicious lunch of handmade soba noodles while taking in the stunning view of the Togetsukyo Bridge and Katsura River.

A one-stop shop for high-quality Japanese souvenirs, including woodblock prints, kimonos, dolls, and local crafts. You can also observe artisans at work.

For your last night in Kyoto, indulge in a premium wagyu beef dinner, served either as a steak or in a succulent katsu sandwich.

Check out from your Kyoto hotel.

Check into your hotel in Osaka, offering sophisticated comfort and a signature butler service in a central location.

Plunge into Osaka's premier shopping destination, a 600-meter long covered arcade packed with department stores, brand boutiques, and trendy shops.

Dine at the iconic crab restaurant in Dotonbori, recognizable by its giant moving crab sign, and enjoy various delicious crab-based dishes.

Explore the stylish and spacious shopping complex in the Umeda district, featuring a wide range of fashion, lifestyle goods, and technology.

Enjoy authentic and highly-rated okonomiyaki (savory pancake) for lunch at this beloved eatery located in the basement of the Umeda Sky Building.

Discover a kitchenware paradise at this specialized shopping arcade, where you can find everything from professional-grade knives to quirky tableware.

Experience Osaka's famous kushikatsu (deep-fried skewers) in the vibrant Shinsekai district at one of its most famous and original shops.

Check out from your Osaka hotel. You can store your luggage with the concierge for the day.

Explore 'Amemura,' Osaka's hub of youth culture, packed with vintage clothing stores, unique boutiques, and vibrant street art.

Grab a quick and iconic Osaka street food lunch of takoyaki (octopus balls) from this famous stand in Amerikamura.

Do some last-minute shopping at Namba Parks, a stunning architectural complex with a multi-level rooftop garden, featuring a variety of shops and boutiques.

Enjoy a spectacular farewell dinner with premium Matsusaka beef yakiniku (Japanese BBQ) in the atmospheric Hozenji Yokocho alley.