Osaka
Day 1 02June: Arrived @ Osaka to spend the night there
Tokyo Inn Hotel
2-1 Doyama-cho Kita-ku Osaka 530-0027 Japan
$113.00 total
Day 2 03June: To Himeiji Castle and Hiroshima, then spend the night at Kyoto.
Dai-Ni Tower
Address : Higashino-toin-dori, Hichijo-sagaru Shimogyo-ku Kyoto 600-8216 Japan
$342 total
Kyoto
Day 3 04June: All around Kyoto station - Kiyomizudera "Pure water temple" then to
Kanazawa for Samurai (Nagamachi) and Higashi Geisha district.
Day 4 05June: Arashiyama (old district of kyoto) then spend night at Kawaramachi for dinner and wine house.
Tokyo
Shinjuku Star Hotel
Address : 7-10+5 Nishi-shinjuku,Shinjuku-Ku,Tokyo-to 160,Japan
$745 total
Day 5 06June: Travel to Tokyo and to Asakusa for Temples
Day 6 07June: Spend whole day at Tokyo Disney and night at Shibuya
Day 7 08June: Fish market early in the morning at Tsukiji then to Mitaka station for Ghibli studio.
Day 8 09June: Check out cosplay and street performance at Harajuku,shop for electronics and gadgets at Ikebukuro and night activities at Shinjiju
Day 9 10June: This is last day at Tokyo and its going to be a plan free day, so we can see what shops (jewellery or toys) to go to that day.
Day 10 11June:
Yokohama
New Grand
10 Yamashita-cho Naka-ku -yokohama,
Kanagawa- 231-8520 Japan
$332
Day 11 12June: Day time to nice ponds at the Sankei-en and Yokohama Koen, night time to the futuristic city of Minato Mirai for night scenery at Landmark tower and CLock Ferris Wheel.
Day 12-13 13June: Can spend an extra day here depending on what else to do
Nara
Day 14 15June: Leaving Yokohama to Osaka and stopping at Nara-koen where there is lots of wild deers in the park. Staying at Osaka for the night.
Osaka
Day 14-17 15June to 17June: No plans yet, but lots of shopping to do at Osaka.
Tokyu Inn Osaka
2-1 Doyama-cho Kita-ku Osaka 530-0027 Japan
$337 total
Day17 7June: Leaving at night
Wednesday, 7 March 2007
Monday, 5 March 2007
Day 11 - Tokyo to Yokohama
What to do there ?
1.Sankei-en
Features walking paths among ponds, 17th century buildings, several fine te4a-ceremony houses and a 500year old three storey pagoda.
Honmoku-sannotani, adimission 500yen , open 9am to 5pm
Getting there: Take a JR Negishi-line train from Sakuragi-choo to Negishi Station and change to a city bus at Bus stop No.1 (take bus No. 58,99, 101,108 or 126) Get off at the Honmoku stop (35mins), from which it's an easy seven min walk to the southern entrance of the park.
2.Yokohama Koen area- sightseeing along the harbourside
Getting there : East of Kannai station
2.Sankei-en
Features walking paths among ponds, 17th century buildings, several fine te4a-ceremony houses and a 500year old three storey pagoda.
Honmoku-sannotani, adimission 500yen , open 9am to 5pm
Getting there: Take a JR Negishi-line train from Sakuragi-choo to Negishi Station and change to a city bus at Bus stop No.1 (take bus No. 58,99, 101,108 or 126) Get off at the Honmoku stop (35mins), from which it's an easy seven min walk to the southern entrance of the park.
Night time to Minato mirai for night scenery
1. Minato Mirai 21- north of Sauragi-choo station is a Japanese excusion into the metropolis of the future theme. Visit Landmark Tower and Clock Ferrs Wheel
1.Sankei-en
Features walking paths among ponds, 17th century buildings, several fine te4a-ceremony houses and a 500year old three storey pagoda.
Honmoku-sannotani, adimission 500yen , open 9am to 5pm
Getting there: Take a JR Negishi-line train from Sakuragi-choo to Negishi Station and change to a city bus at Bus stop No.1 (take bus No. 58,99, 101,108 or 126) Get off at the Honmoku stop (35mins), from which it's an easy seven min walk to the southern entrance of the park.
2.Yokohama Koen area- sightseeing along the harbourside
Getting there : East of Kannai station
2.Sankei-en
Features walking paths among ponds, 17th century buildings, several fine te4a-ceremony houses and a 500year old three storey pagoda.
Honmoku-sannotani, adimission 500yen , open 9am to 5pm
Getting there: Take a JR Negishi-line train from Sakuragi-choo to Negishi Station and change to a city bus at Bus stop No.1 (take bus No. 58,99, 101,108 or 126) Get off at the Honmoku stop (35mins), from which it's an easy seven min walk to the southern entrance of the park.
Night time to Minato mirai for night scenery
1. Minato Mirai 21- north of Sauragi-choo station is a Japanese excusion into the metropolis of the future theme. Visit Landmark Tower and Clock Ferrs Wheel
Friday, 2 March 2007
Day 10 - Hakone
Leaving tokyo to stay at Hakone for one night. We can try to book a hotel with hot spring there.
1. Get Hakone Free pass
Hakone has been one of Japan's most popular hot spring resorts for centuries. Nowadays, more than a dozen springs provide hot spring water to the many bath houses and ryokan in the Hakone region.
Yumoto, at the entrance to the Hakone area near Odawara, is Hakone's most famous hot spring with a particularly long history, high quality water and numerous baths and inns. But many more hot spring baths can be found in the valleys and mountains of Hakone and at the shores of Lake Ashi.
Visitors can enjoy a hot spring bath in a public bath house or ryokan, as many ryokan open their baths not only to staying guests but also to daytime visitors. While staying guests can use the baths for free, daytime visitors pay an admission fee of typically between 500 and 2000 Yen.
Below is a small selection of baths, which are open to the general public (shown as blue marks on the map):
Yumoto:
Tenzan
Collection of nicely done hot spring pools, mostly outdoors at the foot of a wooded slope. The bath house is a beautiful traditional Japanese style building.
Open daily 9:00 to 22:00; 1200 Yen; Short walk from "Oku-Yumoto Iriguchi" bus stop (5 minutes, 220 Yen from Yumoto Station along the Old Tokaido)
Yu No Sato Okada
Various pools, mainly outdoors. Nice views of the valley can be enjoyed from the bath house, but unfortunately not from the pools.
Open daily 11:00 to 23:00; 1600 Yen on weekdays, 1800 Yen on weekends/holidays; 10 minute hotel shuttle bus ride from Yumoto Station (100 Yen) to Okada Hotel
Hakone No Yu
Several pools, some with massage jets, mainly outdoors, but without view.
Open daily 10:00 to 22:00; 1000 Yen; A few steps from "Dai No Chaya" bus stop (5 minutes, 220 Yen from Yumoto Station along the Old Tokaido)
1. Get Hakone Free pass
Hakone has been one of Japan's most popular hot spring resorts for centuries. Nowadays, more than a dozen springs provide hot spring water to the many bath houses and ryokan in the Hakone region.
Yumoto, at the entrance to the Hakone area near Odawara, is Hakone's most famous hot spring with a particularly long history, high quality water and numerous baths and inns. But many more hot spring baths can be found in the valleys and mountains of Hakone and at the shores of Lake Ashi.
Visitors can enjoy a hot spring bath in a public bath house or ryokan, as many ryokan open their baths not only to staying guests but also to daytime visitors. While staying guests can use the baths for free, daytime visitors pay an admission fee of typically between 500 and 2000 Yen.
Below is a small selection of baths, which are open to the general public (shown as blue marks on the map):
Yumoto:
Tenzan
Collection of nicely done hot spring pools, mostly outdoors at the foot of a wooded slope. The bath house is a beautiful traditional Japanese style building.
Open daily 9:00 to 22:00; 1200 Yen; Short walk from "Oku-Yumoto Iriguchi" bus stop (5 minutes, 220 Yen from Yumoto Station along the Old Tokaido)
Yu No Sato Okada
Various pools, mainly outdoors. Nice views of the valley can be enjoyed from the bath house, but unfortunately not from the pools.
Open daily 11:00 to 23:00; 1600 Yen on weekdays, 1800 Yen on weekends/holidays; 10 minute hotel shuttle bus ride from Yumoto Station (100 Yen) to Okada Hotel
Hakone No Yu
Several pools, some with massage jets, mainly outdoors, but without view.
Open daily 10:00 to 22:00; 1000 Yen; A few steps from "Dai No Chaya" bus stop (5 minutes, 220 Yen from Yumoto Station along the Old Tokaido)
Day 8 - Tokyo- Harajuku -->Ikebukuro-->Shinjiku
Takeshita Dori
The symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of many of Japan's fashion trends, Takeshita Dori (Takeshita Street) is a narrow, roughly 400 meter long street lined by shops, boutiques, cafes and fast food outlets targeting Tokyo's teenagers.
Yoyogi Park
Every saturaday, there is flea market and cosplay teenagers
Meiji Shrine
Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu) is a Shinto shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort, Empress Shoken. The buildings are surrounded by a beautiful, dense forest.
Next stop afternoon to Ikebukuro - shopping for electronics and games
1. Bic Camera
2. Tokyu Hands
3. Sunshine city
4. Namja Town -icecream city
Last stop night time to Shinjuku
1. for late supper - visit 24h for 390 yen Ramen place 日高屋
The symbol of Harajuku and birthplace of many of Japan's fashion trends, Takeshita Dori (Takeshita Street) is a narrow, roughly 400 meter long street lined by shops, boutiques, cafes and fast food outlets targeting Tokyo's teenagers.
Yoyogi Park
Every saturaday, there is flea market and cosplay teenagers
Meiji Shrine
Meiji Shrine (Meiji Jingu) is a Shinto shrine dedicated to the deified spirits of Emperor Meiji and his consort, Empress Shoken. The buildings are surrounded by a beautiful, dense forest.
Next stop afternoon to Ikebukuro - shopping for electronics and games
1. Bic Camera
2. Tokyu Hands
3. Sunshine city
4. Namja Town -icecream city
Last stop night time to Shinjuku
1. for late supper - visit 24h for 390 yen Ramen place 日高屋
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