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Recently, the young ladies and young brothers who travel to Japan are so busy that they can’t even drink water. Because as soon as the summer vacation comes, a wave of young people are going to Japan~
The editor couldn't help but ask the friends who went to Japan for inspection, what do they think of Japan? They all unanimously said that they really like Japan, not only because they buy it at cheap drugstores, but also because they love the small and fresh atmosphere of life in Japan, and they want to go there again when they come back.
Japan is one of the best-selling routes for luxury travel. Many fans left messages in the background asking for tips, routes, and people who want to go to Japan. Now, let’s write a purely practical guide to Japan’s routes.
has a guide for luxury travel to Japan, so that you will not be confused when going to Japan.
The following routes are designed based on the general distribution of cities in Japan. They are based on the personal experience and recommendations of the luxury travel inspection team.
route preview
1. Tokyo+Kamakura 4 days
2.Kyoto+Osaka+Nara 5 days
3.HokkaidoSapporo+Otaru+Muroran/Lake Toya/Noboribetsu+Hakodate 6 days
4. Okinawa One place and 5 days
1 Tokyo + Kamakura
Route highlights
The complex of Tokyo Tower, the red iron tower under the blue sky and the cherry blossoms complement each other; buy trendy brands in Harajuku and look at the streets of Harajuku Neon girl; go to Kamakura to take the train and look for the slam dunk master.
A must-go place
Kawasaki City Fujiko F. Fujio Museum , a must-go place for Doraemon fans. It displays many precious original drawings, video works and used items of Fujiko F. Fujio, 1:1 Restore various comic restoration scenes.
Transportation: Located in the northwest of Kawasaki City, take the Odakyu Line or JR Nanbu Line and get off at Noborito Station. After exiting the station from the Ikuta Greenchi Exit, you can take the Doraemon Line Bus directly to the museum.
The night view of Tokyo Tower is one of the symbols of Tokyo. In addition, the One Piece theme park is opened on the third floor. It is very popular and anime fans should not miss it.
Transportation: JR Yamanote Line/Keihin Tohoku Line, exit from the north exit of Hamamatsucho Station. You can see the tower when you go out. Then follow the road towards Zojoji Temple and pass through Zojoji Temple. The total distance is about 15 minutes' walk.
Subway From the Oedo Line to Akabanebashi Station, it takes about 5 minutes to walk from the Akabanbashi Exit
Harajuku shopping , a gathering place for trendy brands, is one of the favorite places for young people. In addition, the Harajuku Subway Station is also one of the iconic buildings. It was designed by Hayao Miyazaki and is a must-visit place for almost every tourist in Harajuku.
Visit Ueno Park, known as "a treasure house of historical sites and cultural properties." It is also a famous place for cherry blossom viewing. During the cherry blossoms in bloom, many tourists come here to watch them.
Transportation: JR Yamate, Ginza, Hibiya Line to Ueno Station.
Go to the Meguro River to see the night cherry blossoms. It is an excellent place to watch the night cherry blossoms. There are many Japanese specialty food stalls on both sides of the street at night, which is very lively.
Transportation: Get off at Hibiya Station on the subway and get off at Nakameguro Station.
Worship at Asakusa Shrine, where you can draw lots and do fortune-telling. It enshrines the three gods of Toshi Manaka Tomomyo, Hinada Hamari Tomomyo, and Hinozen Takenari Tomomyo. , also known as "Master of Three Society".
Address: 2-3-1 Asakusa, Taito-ku, Tokyo
About time
recommends the cherry blossom season. Of course, any season in Tokyo is suitable for going. It is recommended to go to Kamakura in summer.
About the transportation ticket
I used the Tokyo Metro 3-day pass, Enoshima 1-day pass from Shinjuku
2 Kyoto + Osaka + Nara
Route highlights
There are many highlights on this route, Kyoto is a very There are many places with history and temples and shrines. We mainly recommend them during the cherry blossom season and red leaf season. Dress up in kimono. The photo effects are simply amazing.
Must-go places
Meditation at Kinkakuji , this high-profile and gorgeous Zen temple, complementing the Mirror Lake Pond in front, has become one of the most classic scenes in Kyoto.
Transportation: Take the bus "Ichigō 204, Ichigō 205, Ichigō 59, Ichigō 101, Ichigō 12" and get off at "Kinkakuji Road".
Senbon Torii is a Japanese shrine building. It is mainly used to distinguish the divine realm from the secular world where humans live. It represents the entrance to the divine realm. It can be regarded as a kind of "door", the movie "Memoirs of a Geisha" Once shot here, the orange tunnel that Chiyo ran through is the Senbon Torii of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine.
Transportation: Take the "JR Nara Line" and get off at "Inari Station" and walk for 5 minutes;
Take the "Keihan Main Line" and get off at "Fushimi Inari Station" and walk for 5 minutes.
Sananninzaka Nianninzaka. It is said that if you accidentally fall in Sansanzan, you will be in disaster within three years. It is also said that if you find a shop that sells gourds, you can break the curse, so it is still there today. A gourd-selling "Laoziwu" is located at the foot of the mountain.
Transportation: Take city bus No. 202, 206, or 207, get off at Kiyomizu Station, and walk for about 5 minutes in the direction of Kiyomizu Temple .
Walking on Hanamikoji is the oldest flower street in Japan. It retains the residential buildings of Edo period and is one of the few places where geisha can still be seen.
Subway: Take the "Keihan Line" and get off at "Gion Shijo", or take the "Hankyu Line" and get off at "Kawaramachi", then walk east along the Shijo route until you reach the intersection with Hanamikoji. .
Bus: Take bus No. 100 or 206 from "Kyoto Station" and get off at "Gion Station", then walk to Hanamikoji.
Shinsaibashi Shopping , the most suitable shopping destination in Osaka, is close to Dotonbori , where you can enjoy shopping and delicious food.
Transportation: Take the subway "Midosuji Line" or "Nagahori Tsurumi Ryokuchi Line" and get off at "Shinsaibashi" station; you can also take the subway "Midosuji Line" and get off at "Namba Station" and exit the station Then walk north for about 10 minutes to the canal of Dotonbori. Walk east along the river for about 5 minutes and you will see Ebi Bridge. To the north of Ebi Bridge is Shinsaibashi.
Visit Osaka Castle Park, located in the city center. It is a large urban garden and is one of the places that every tourist must visit when coming to Osaka.
Transportation: Take the Tanimachi Line to "Tanimachi 4-chome Station" Exit 1-B, "Tenmanbashi Station" Exit 3
Chuo Line to "Tanimachi 4-chome Station" Exit 9, "Morinonomiya Station" Exit 1, 3-B
Nara Park Feeding deer, There are also very spiritual deer here. When tourists see deer cakes in their hands, they will come to them. Feeding the cute deer is also a great pleasure for tourists here.
Transportation: It takes about 10-15 minutes to walk from Kintetsu "Nara Station" or "JR Nara Station" to Nara Park. Kintetsu Nara Station is closer to the scenic spot. If you are near Todaiji Temple or Kasuga Taisha Shrine, you can also walk there.
Wandering in Nara Town, is one of the most distinctive streets in Nara and is also the main commercial street in Nara. Various Edo period buildings are preserved on both sides of the street.
Transportation: 10 minutes' walk from "Kintetsu Nara Station"
About time
Kyoto is suitable to go all year round, and there is no limit to how many times you can go. Of course, cherry blossom season is the most beautiful.
About transportation coupons
There are many kinds of JRpass in the Kansai area. Choose the place you want to go and see which coupon is available to choose the one that suits you best. In addition, many people will take this route from Nagoya . The Shinkansen from Nagoya to Osaka or Kyoto will be more expensive, and you have to transfer to JR. I recommend the direct bus, which can be taken at Nagoya Station and takes 3 hours. To Kyoto.
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