Embark on an iconic 12-day journey through Japan's golden triangle, from the futuristic metropolis o

Enjoy a classic New York-style breakfast to start your first day in Tokyo.

Savor a quintessential solo ramen dining experience at one of Japan's most famous tonkotsu ramen chains.

Check into your luxurious hotel in Shinjuku, famous for its stunning city views and appearance in 'Lost in Translation'.

Ascend to the free observation decks for breathtaking panoramic views of the Tokyo skyline.

Step back in time and dine on delicious yakitori and other Japanese staples in this atmospheric alleyway of tiny eateries.

Indulge in the famously fluffy ricotta hotcakes at this popular Australian-style cafe.

Wander through a peaceful forest to this important Shinto shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken.

Enjoy a simple but delicious lunch of freshly made gyoza, either steamed or pan-fried.

Experience the world's busiest intersection, an iconic scramble of pedestrians and neon lights. Find the nearby Hachiko statue.

Have fun ordering sushi on a tablet and having it delivered directly to you via a high-speed conveyor belt.

Grab a specialty coffee at this renowned spot near Tsukiji, known for its turret latte.

Explore the vibrant lanes of the outer market, sampling fresh seafood, snacks, and produce.

Enjoy high-quality, fresh sushi at the main branch of this famous 24-hour sushi restaurant.

Immerse yourself in a stunning world of digital art, walking through water and becoming one with the installations.

Experience an exquisite Michelin-starred kaiseki dinner in the upscale Ginza district.

Start your day with perfectly toasted bread from the famous Pelican bakery at this charming cafe.

Visit Tokyo's oldest temple, passing through the massive Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate) and browsing the traditional stalls of Nakamise-dori street.

Savor a hearty bowl of tendon (tempura over rice) with a rich, dark sauce at this long-standing Asakusa institution.

Stroll through this large public park, home to several museums, a zoo, and beautiful temples.

Enjoy a lively dinner experience grilling fresh seafood at your table at this popular 24-hour izakaya.

Grab delicious pastries and coffee for a quick and satisfying breakfast before checking out.

Check out from your hotel. You can arrange to have your luggage stored for the day.

Explore the beautiful grounds that were once the site of Edo Castle, the former seat of the Tokugawa shogun.

Slurp down a bowl of exquisite shio ramen at this highly acclaimed restaurant near Akihabara.

Immerse yourself in the vibrant hub of Japanese otaku culture, with its countless electronics shops, anime stores, and arcades.

Enjoy a final dinner in Tokyo with delicious gyukatsu, a breaded beef cutlet you can cook to your liking on a personal stone grill.

Arrive in Kyoto and head for a satisfying lunch at this popular ramen spot, known for its creamy Hakata-style tonkotsu broth.

Explore 'Kyoto's Kitchen,' a narrow, five-block long shopping street lined with more than one hundred shops and restaurants.

Check into your elegant hotel, a luxurious base for exploring the ancient capital.

Experience a refined multi-course kaiseki dinner in the heart of the historic Gion district.

Enjoy a traditional kissaten-style breakfast at this iconic Kyoto coffeehouse, a local favorite for decades.

Visit one of Japan's most celebrated temples, famous for its wooden stage that juts out from its main hall.

Savor delicious, thick udon noodles with a variety of seasonal toppings at this popular restaurant near the temple.

Hike through the iconic thousands of vibrant red torii gates that wind through the hills behind the main shrine.

Enjoy a high-quality tonkatsu (breaded pork cutlet) dinner, complete with unlimited rice, miso soup, and cabbage.

Grab a superb coffee with a stunning view of the Katsura River at this world-famous specialty coffee shop.

Take a magical walk through the towering stalks of the famous bamboo forest.

Dine on shojin ryori (Zen vegetarian Buddhist cuisine) within the beautiful gardens of the Tenryu-ji Temple.

Marvel at the stunning Zen Buddhist temple, with its top two floors completely covered in gold leaf, reflecting beautifully in the pond.

Enjoy a fantastic meal specializing in tofu cuisine, with beautiful views overlooking the Kamo River.

Enjoy a hearty breakfast of french toast or pancakes at another of Kyoto's beloved old-school coffee shops.

Check out from your hotel and store your luggage for your final day of sightseeing in Kyoto.

Take a pleasant stroll along this cherry-tree-lined canal path, named after a famous Japanese philosopher who practiced meditation while walking it.

Join the queue for the famous curry udon at this small, popular restaurant near the Philosopher's Path.

Indulge in a spectacular wagyu beef dinner for your last night in Kyoto, whether as a steak or in a katsu sandwich.

Begin your Osaka culinary adventure with a delicious okonomiyaki (savory pancake) at this Michelin Bib Gourmand restaurant.

Explore the vibrant, neon-lit entertainment district, famous for its extravagant signage like the Glico Running Man.

Check into your luxurious hotel in the heart of Osaka, known for its impeccable butler service.

Dive into Osaka's reputation as 'Japan's Kitchen' with a street food dinner, sampling grilled scallops, takoyaki, and fresh sea urchin.

Start your day with expertly brewed coffee and a light breakfast at this stylish cafe.

Visit the symbol of Osaka, a grand castle that played a major role in the unification of Japan during the sixteenth century.

Enjoy incredibly fresh and affordable sushi at this popular, long-standing market sushi restaurant.

Take the floating escalator up to the Floating Garden Observatory for spectacular 360-degree views of the city.

Head to the retro restaurant alley in the basement of the Umeda Sky Building for another round of delicious Osaka-style okonomiyaki.

Treat yourself to gravity-defying, fluffy soufflé pancakes for your final breakfast in Japan.

Check out from your hotel, storing your luggage until your departure.

Explore one of Japan's most spectacular aquariums, famous for its massive central tank featuring a whale shark.

Have a fun, nostalgic lunch at this food theme park designed to look like a 1960s Osaka street, featuring many local specialties.

Conclude your trip with an elegant, Michelin-starred tempura dinner known for its light batter and high-quality ingredients.