1-week itineraries

This short itinerary will take you through the best neighborhoods of Tōkyō, with an interactive map of every point of interest and guiding you between temples and skyscrapers with images.

You’ll be wondering from the nerd district of Akihabara to the fashionable shopping area of Shibuya, from the ancient temples of Asakusa to the gardens of the Imperial Palace in the heart of the capital.

Enjoy the night view from the panoramic deck of the Tōkyō Skytree or take a stroll along the streets of Shinjuku, full of neon lights and nightlife activities.

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This itinerary will bring you through both north and south side of Chūgoku, running through the best matsuri of Obon festivities, from August 12 to 16.

Starting from Kurashiki typical canals, we’ll move to Okayama and Hiroshima before exploring smaller cities like Yanai and Fukuyama.

For this travel, a regional 7 days Japan Rail Pass and 5 days pocket Wi-Fi are needed to save money and time while traveling.

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Also, give a look to our Chūgoku region guide to see the best attractions of this Japan tour.

Being the smaller of Japan’s 4 main islands, Shikoku is little known to international tourism. And for this reason is probably the most enjoyable in August!

Be prepared to curious Japanese people trying to speak with you testing their English language skills. Shikoku local people are less shy and more friendly than people living in big metropolies.

This itinerary will bring you through the best matsuri of Obon festivities across this island’s 4 prefectures, from 9 to 13 of August.

Starting from famous Matsuyama dogo onsen, we’ll move south to Kochi before enjoying the best Awa Odori dance matsuri in Tokushima.

Also, give a look to our Shikoku island guide to see the best attractions of this Japan tour.