9 days in Japan
Discover the best of Japan on a 9-day adventure that takes you from the temples to the modern metropolis of Tokyo to Kyoto. Explore ancient temples, serene gardens, and traditional towns while enjoying Japanʼs blend of history, culture, and innovation. From bustling cityscapes and iconic landmarks to peaceful shrines and scenic landscapes, this journey offers an unforgettable glimpse into the essence of Japan
Approximate Tour Cost in
USD : 2160 Per Person
INR : 212000 Per Person
Min Group Size : 4
Day-wise itinerary
Day 1
Arrival in Tokyo
📍 Tokyo
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Arrival Day
Arrive Narita / Haneda Airport and transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the Hotel
Arrive Narita / Haneda Airport and transfer to the hotel. Overnight at the Hotel
Day 2
Full-day Tokyo Tour by Coach
📍 Tokyo
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Shinjuku Skyscrapers (Drive by)
Admire Tokyoʼs impressive skyline as you pass through Shinjuku, home to some of Japanʼs tallest buildings and vibrant city life. The district beautifully blends modern architecture with entertainment, shopping, and business centers. → Meiji Shinto Shrine
A peaceful oasis in the heart of Tokyo, Meiji Shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Surrounded by lush forest, it offers a glimpse into Japanʼs spiritual traditions and serene beauty. → National Stadium (Drive by)
Drive past Japanʼs iconic National Stadium, the centerpiece of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Its stunning architecture symbolizes Japanʼs innovation and cultural heritage. Imperial Palace Plaza Visit the → Imperial Palace Plaza
Visit the Imperial Palace Plaza, surrounded by moats, bridges, and scenic gardens. Itʼs a perfect photo spot and a symbol of Japanʼs royal legacy → Odaiba & Rainbow Bridge
Cross the dazzling Rainbow Bridge to Odaiba, a futuristic entertainment island filled with shopping, attractions, and waterfront views. Enjoy the skyline and Tokyo Bay scenery → Lunch TIme
Relax and enjoy a delicious Japanese lunch featuring local flavors, giving you the energy to continue your sightseeing journey → Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street
Discover Tokyoʼs oldest temple, Senso-ji, in Asakusa. Stroll along the lively Nakamise Street lined with traditional snacks, souvenirs, and cultural charm → Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck
End your day with breathtaking city views from Tokyo Skytree, Japanʼs tallest tower. The observation deck offers panoramic sights stretching across Tokyo and even Mount Fuji on clear days
Admire Tokyoʼs impressive skyline as you pass through Shinjuku, home to some of Japanʼs tallest buildings and vibrant city life. The district beautifully blends modern architecture with entertainment, shopping, and business centers. → Meiji Shinto Shrine
A peaceful oasis in the heart of Tokyo, Meiji Shrine is dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Surrounded by lush forest, it offers a glimpse into Japanʼs spiritual traditions and serene beauty. → National Stadium (Drive by)
Drive past Japanʼs iconic National Stadium, the centerpiece of the Tokyo 2020 Olympics. Its stunning architecture symbolizes Japanʼs innovation and cultural heritage. Imperial Palace Plaza Visit the → Imperial Palace Plaza
Visit the Imperial Palace Plaza, surrounded by moats, bridges, and scenic gardens. Itʼs a perfect photo spot and a symbol of Japanʼs royal legacy → Odaiba & Rainbow Bridge
Cross the dazzling Rainbow Bridge to Odaiba, a futuristic entertainment island filled with shopping, attractions, and waterfront views. Enjoy the skyline and Tokyo Bay scenery → Lunch TIme
Relax and enjoy a delicious Japanese lunch featuring local flavors, giving you the energy to continue your sightseeing journey → Asakusa Kannon Temple & Nakamise Shopping Street
Discover Tokyoʼs oldest temple, Senso-ji, in Asakusa. Stroll along the lively Nakamise Street lined with traditional snacks, souvenirs, and cultural charm → Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck
End your day with breathtaking city views from Tokyo Skytree, Japanʼs tallest tower. The observation deck offers panoramic sights stretching across Tokyo and even Mount Fuji on clear days
Day 3
Mt Fuji, Hakone, 1 Day Bus Trip from Tokyo
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Lake Ashi
Lake Ashi, also called Ashinoko, is a scenic crater lake in Hakone surrounded by lush forests and mountains. Visitors can enjoy boat cruises that offer breathtaking views of Mount Fuji on clear days. The calm waters and serene environment make it perfect for photography and relaxation. → Sea Torii (Hakone Shrine Torii Gate)
The iconic red Torii gate stands majestically on the shores of Lake Ashi, symbolizing the entrance to Hakone Shrine. It offers a stunning backdrop for photos, especially when reflected on the lake. Many travelers come here to enjoy both its spiritual ambiance and scenic beauty. → Hakone Shrine
Nestled at the foot of Mount Hakone, Hakone Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine surrounded by towering cedar trees. Its peaceful pathways and traditional architecture make it a serene spiritual retreat. The shrine is famous for blessings and rituals, attracting visitors from all over Japan. → Hakone Pirate Ship
The Hakone Pirate Ship offers a fun and unique way to cruise Lake Ashi. Modeled like a European pirate vessel, it gives travelers panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Itʼs a favorite for families, couples, and photography enthusiasts. → The Hakone Ropeway provides a thrilling aerial ride over volcanic valleys, mountains, and Lake Ashi. It connects key attractions such as Owakudani and Togendai, offering stunning vistas of Mount Fuji along the way. The ride is both scenic and exciting for all age groups. → Owakudani
Owakudani, also known as the “Great Boiling Valley,” is an active volcanic area with sulfur vents and hot springs. Visitors can taste the famous black eggs boiled in volcanic water, believed to add years to your life. The area offers unique landscapes and spectacular views of Mount Fuji. → Yamanakako Lake
Yamanaka (Yamanakako) is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, known for its calm waters and beautiful seasonal scenery. Itʼs ideal for boating, cycling, and lakeside relaxation, with Mount Fuji providing a perfect backdrop. The area also hosts cultural festivals and seasonal flower displays. → Oshino Hakkai
Oshino Hakkai is a traditional village famous for its eight clear spring ponds fed by Mount Fujiʼs melted snow. The ponds are crystal clear, and the area preserves a nostalgic rural Japanese charm. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies, souvenirs, and tranquil walks around the ponds.
Lake Ashi, also called Ashinoko, is a scenic crater lake in Hakone surrounded by lush forests and mountains. Visitors can enjoy boat cruises that offer breathtaking views of Mount Fuji on clear days. The calm waters and serene environment make it perfect for photography and relaxation. → Sea Torii (Hakone Shrine Torii Gate)
The iconic red Torii gate stands majestically on the shores of Lake Ashi, symbolizing the entrance to Hakone Shrine. It offers a stunning backdrop for photos, especially when reflected on the lake. Many travelers come here to enjoy both its spiritual ambiance and scenic beauty. → Hakone Shrine
Nestled at the foot of Mount Hakone, Hakone Shrine is a historic Shinto shrine surrounded by towering cedar trees. Its peaceful pathways and traditional architecture make it a serene spiritual retreat. The shrine is famous for blessings and rituals, attracting visitors from all over Japan. → Hakone Pirate Ship
The Hakone Pirate Ship offers a fun and unique way to cruise Lake Ashi. Modeled like a European pirate vessel, it gives travelers panoramic views of the lake and surrounding mountains. Itʼs a favorite for families, couples, and photography enthusiasts. → The Hakone Ropeway provides a thrilling aerial ride over volcanic valleys, mountains, and Lake Ashi. It connects key attractions such as Owakudani and Togendai, offering stunning vistas of Mount Fuji along the way. The ride is both scenic and exciting for all age groups. → Owakudani
Owakudani, also known as the “Great Boiling Valley,” is an active volcanic area with sulfur vents and hot springs. Visitors can taste the famous black eggs boiled in volcanic water, believed to add years to your life. The area offers unique landscapes and spectacular views of Mount Fuji. → Yamanakako Lake
Yamanaka (Yamanakako) is the largest of the Fuji Five Lakes, known for its calm waters and beautiful seasonal scenery. Itʼs ideal for boating, cycling, and lakeside relaxation, with Mount Fuji providing a perfect backdrop. The area also hosts cultural festivals and seasonal flower displays. → Oshino Hakkai
Oshino Hakkai is a traditional village famous for its eight clear spring ponds fed by Mount Fujiʼs melted snow. The ponds are crystal clear, and the area preserves a nostalgic rural Japanese charm. Visitors can enjoy local delicacies, souvenirs, and tranquil walks around the ponds.
Day 4
Free day at leisure
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Tokyo Leisure & Shopping Day
Enjoy a relaxing day in Tokyo at your own pace. Spend time exploring the cityʼs vibrant shopping districts such as Ginza, Shibuya, and Harajuku, known for their mix of luxury brands, trendy boutiques, and unique local finds. Alternatively, unwind at a café, visit nearby attractions, or simply take in the lively atmosphere of Japanʼs dynamic capital
Enjoy a relaxing day in Tokyo at your own pace. Spend time exploring the cityʼs vibrant shopping districts such as Ginza, Shibuya, and Harajuku, known for their mix of luxury brands, trendy boutiques, and unique local finds. Alternatively, unwind at a café, visit nearby attractions, or simply take in the lively atmosphere of Japanʼs dynamic capital
Day 5
Tokyo to Kyoto via Bullet Train
📍 Kyoto
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Journey to Kyoto by Bullet Train
Travel swiftly and comfortably from Tokyo to Kyoto on the iconic Shinkansen, enjoying scenic views along the way. This high-speed train offers a fast, convenient, and quintessentially Japanese travel experience.
Travel swiftly and comfortably from Tokyo to Kyoto on the iconic Shinkansen, enjoying scenic views along the way. This high-speed train offers a fast, convenient, and quintessentially Japanese travel experience.
Day 6
Full day Kyoto Bus Tour
📍 Kyoto
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Kiyomizu-dera Temple
A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its wooden stage overlooking Kyoto, offering panoramic city and seasonal views. → Sanjusangendo Temple
Renowned for its long hall housing 1,001 life-sized statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy — an awe-inspiring sight of devotion and artistry. → Arashiyama
A scenic district on Kyotoʼs western edge, known for its natural beauty, historic temples, and the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge. The → Bamboo Forest Trail
A peaceful walkway through towering bamboo groves in Arashiyama, offering one of Kyotoʼs most photographed and tranquil scenes. → Tenryu-ji Temple
A Zen temple and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its exquisite garden and scenic views of the Arashiyama mountains. → Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion)
One of Kyotoʼs most iconic landmarks, covered in gold leaf and reflecting beautifully in the surrounding pond. → Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine
Famous for its thousands of bright red torii gates leading up Mount Inari, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity
A UNESCO World Heritage site famous for its wooden stage overlooking Kyoto, offering panoramic city and seasonal views. → Sanjusangendo Temple
Renowned for its long hall housing 1,001 life-sized statues of Kannon, the goddess of mercy — an awe-inspiring sight of devotion and artistry. → Arashiyama
A scenic district on Kyotoʼs western edge, known for its natural beauty, historic temples, and the iconic Togetsukyo Bridge. The → Bamboo Forest Trail
A peaceful walkway through towering bamboo groves in Arashiyama, offering one of Kyotoʼs most photographed and tranquil scenes. → Tenryu-ji Temple
A Zen temple and UNESCO World Heritage site, famous for its exquisite garden and scenic views of the Arashiyama mountains. → Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion)
One of Kyotoʼs most iconic landmarks, covered in gold leaf and reflecting beautifully in the surrounding pond. → Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine
Famous for its thousands of bright red torii gates leading up Mount Inari, symbolizing good fortune and prosperity
Day 7
Osaka and Nara day trip and check out from Kyoto
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Nara Deer Park
Stroll among friendly, free-roaming deer in this scenic park, a symbol of Naraʼs ancient heritage. → Tōdai-ji Temple
Visit the world-famous temple housing the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), an impressive example of Japanʼs Buddhist architecture. → Osaka Castle
Explore this iconic landmark, surrounded by scenic gardens and a symbol of Osakaʼs rich history. → Dotonbori
Conclude the day at Osakaʼs vibrant entertainment district, famous for its neon lights, street food, and bustling atmosphere
Stroll among friendly, free-roaming deer in this scenic park, a symbol of Naraʼs ancient heritage. → Tōdai-ji Temple
Visit the world-famous temple housing the Great Buddha (Daibutsu), an impressive example of Japanʼs Buddhist architecture. → Osaka Castle
Explore this iconic landmark, surrounded by scenic gardens and a symbol of Osakaʼs rich history. → Dotonbori
Conclude the day at Osakaʼs vibrant entertainment district, famous for its neon lights, street food, and bustling atmosphere
Day 8
Shopping in Osaka by your own
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Osaka Shopping & Leisure Day
Enjoy a free day to explore Osakaʼs bustling shopping districts at your own pace. Visit Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade and Dotonbori for fashion, souvenirs, and local street food, or explore Umeda for modern malls and department stores. This is the perfect opportunity to shop, wander, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Osaka
Enjoy a free day to explore Osakaʼs bustling shopping districts at your own pace. Visit Shinsaibashi Shopping Arcade and Dotonbori for fashion, souvenirs, and local street food, or explore Umeda for modern malls and department stores. This is the perfect opportunity to shop, wander, and soak in the vibrant atmosphere of Osaka
Day 9
Departure Day
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Departure from Japan
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to the airport for your onward journey. Bid farewell to Japan with wonderful memories of your trip and experiences that will last a lifetime
After breakfast, check out from the hotel and proceed to the airport for your onward journey. Bid farewell to Japan with wonderful memories of your trip and experiences that will last a lifetime
Inclusions
| Type | Details |
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| Transportation | SIC or Private vehicle wherever mentioned |
| Coordinator/Guide | English speaking driver cum guide |
| Hotel | 3* hotels as mentioned or similar |
| Meal | Breakfast – 8 |
| Room | Double /Twin rooms |
| Entrance | All Included as per the itinerary |
| Bullet Train | Tokyo-Kyoto |
Exclusions
| Type | Details |
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| Any Gratuities | |
| Bank charges – Yen 4500 | |
| Luggage transfer | |
| Clients are required to pay hotel city taxes directly (where applicable and where such charges cannot be included in our booking). | |
| Any Meals other than mentioned in itinerary | |
| Camera charges, water bottle or any expense of personal nature | |
| Any transfer other than specified above | |
| Travel Insurance, Any Tips | |
| Guide & Driver Tipping (JPY 500 Per Person Per Day)- recommendation |
📌 Important Visa Disclaimer
KNI Japan Pvt. Ltd. acts solely as a travel planner and facilitator. The decision to grant or deny visas resides exclusively with the respective embassy/consulate. KNI Japan Pvt. Ltd. is not responsible for any financial loss, itinerary modifications, or cancellations resulting from visa delays or rejections. Visa fees and visa processing fees are strictly non-refundable. Please ensure your passport is valid for at least 6 months from the date of return.
📋 Cancellation Policy
At KNI Japan Pvt. Ltd., we understand that travel plans can change unexpectedly. Below are our standard cancellation rules. All cancellations must be sent in writing via email.
1. Hotel Bookings
Hotel rates are subject to a cancellation fee of 20% to 30% or higher, in accordance with the hotel's policy.
Please note that hotel cancellation fees vary based on the specific hotel brand, room category, and peak tourist seasons.
2. Tour Packages & Itineraries
Except where specified otherwise for customized luxury bookings, standard package cancellation fees are calculated as follows:
| 30 Days or more before tour start date | 20% of package cost |
| 15 to 29 Days before tour start date | 30% of package cost |
| 7 to 14 Days before tour start date | 50% of package cost |
| Less than 7 Days or No-Show | 100% of package cost |
3. Transport & Ticketing (Bullet Train / Flights)
Once bullet train tickets (Shinkansen) or domestic flight tickets are purchased and issued, they are strictly non-refundable and non-transferable.
4. Visa Fees
All visa processing and government embassy visa fees are 100% non-refundable.
5. Bank Fees & Refund Processing
Refunds will be processed back to the original method of payment.
- Bank Charges: All transaction, gateway, or international bank transfer fees are paid by the client and will be deducted from the final refund amount.
- Processing Time: Refunds take approximately 14 to 21 business days to process due to bank clearance requirements.