7 Days trip in Japan

Budget: 0 USD - 550 USD City sightseeing Festivals/events Food exploration Historical landmarks Nightlife Outdoor adventures
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Japan is a captivating country with a unique blend of tradition and modernity. Its breathtaking landscapes, rich history, and warm hospitality make it a must-visit destination for travelers. From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the serene temples of Kyoto, Japan offers a diverse range of experiences that leave a lasting impression.


General Infomation

Currency
JPY
Exchange Rate of 1 USD to JPY
¥151
Capital
Tokyo
Timezone
JST (Japan Standard Time, GMT +0900)
Electricity
Language
Japanese
Weather
13.37°C
Best Way to Get Around
trains
buses
taxis

Day 1


  1. Senso-ji Temple

    120 minutes

    Visit the oldest and most famous temple in Tokyo. Explore the vibrant and colorful Nakamise Street leading up to the temple.

  2. Meiji Shrine

    180 minutes

    Take a forested walk to the peaceful Meiji Shrine, dedicated to the Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. Experience a traditional Shinto wedding ceremony if lucky!

  3. Shibuya Crossing

    60 minutes

    Join the mad scramble at the world's busiest pedestrian crossing. Explore the trendy shopping district and grab a bite at one of the many local restaurants.


Day 2


  1. Tsukiji Fish Market

    120 minutes

    Experience the world's largest fish market and witness the famous tuna auction. Savor fresh sushi and seafood at one of the many food stalls.

  2. Tokyo Tower

    90 minutes

    Get a sweeping view of Tokyo from the observation decks of the iconic red and white tower. Relax at the nearby Shiba Park and Zojo-ji Temple.

  3. Golden Gai

    120 minutes

    Immerse yourself in the nostalgic atmosphere of the tiny alleys of Golden Gai, lined with cozy bars, restaurants, and live music venues. Chat with the friendly locals and share drinks and stories.


Day 3


  1. Ueno Park

    180 minutes

    Stroll through the scenic park and visit the numerous museums, temples, and shrines within, such as the Tokyo National Museum, Kaneiji Temple, and Toshogu Shrine.

  2. Akihabara

    120 minutes

    Explore the ultimate geek and otaku paradise, with shops selling manga, anime, electronics, and cosplay costumes. Try some unique Japanese street food such as takoyaki and taiyaki.

  3. Roppongi Hills

    120 minutes

    Experience the upscale and cosmopolitan Roppongi Hills complex, with its designer stores, art galleries, movie theater, and restaurants. Enjoy stunning night views of Tokyo from the observation deck.


Day 4


  1. Koishikawa Korakuen Garden

    120 minutes

    Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and admire the classical Japanese landscape garden with cherry blossoms, ponds, and bridges. Learn about the Edo period history and architecture.

  2. Harajuku

    120 minutes

    Experience the kawaii (cute) culture and fashion of the Harajuku district, with its colorful shops, cafes, and street performers. Visit the nearby Yoyogi Park for some cherry blossom viewing and weekend festivals.

  3. Omoide Yokocho

    120 minutes

    Step back in time to the 1940s and dine at the nostalgic alley of Omoide Yokocho, also known as Piss Alley. Taste the local delicacies such as yakitori, oden, and sake.


Day 5


  1. Imperial Palace East Gardens

    180 minutes

    Explore the serene and picturesque gardens around the former Edo Castle site and the current Imperial Palace. Learn about the imperial history and enjoy some seasonal flowers and foliage.

  2. Odaiba

    180 minutes

    Cross the Rainbow Bridge or take a futuristic boat to the artificial island of Odaiba, with its impressive architecture, amusement parks, museums, and shopping centers. Enjoy the beach and seaside views, and take a dip at the hot springs theme park.

  3. Shinjuku Kabukicho

    180 minutes

    Experience the neon-lit and lively Shinjuku district, with its various entertainment options such as restaurants, bars, movie theaters, and karaoke. Watch a traditional kabuki or rakugo performance at the nearby theater.


Day 6


  1. Ginza

    180 minutes

    Indulge in the luxurious and sophisticated shopping district of Ginza, with its high-end brands, department stores, and art galleries. Learn about the Meiji era architecture and the Kabuki-za theater.

  2. Shin-Okubo Korean Town

    120 minutes

    Experience the vibrant and multicultural atmosphere of the Korean town in Shin-Okubo, with its K-pop music, street food, and beauty products. Try some authentic Korean dishes and snacks.

  3. Robot Restaurant

    120 minutes

    Enter the psychedelic and fantastical world of the Robot Restaurant, with its flashy robots, dancers, and taiko drummers. Enjoy a crazy and exciting show with food and drinks.


Day 7


  1. Yanesen Area

    120 minutes

    Explore the nostalgic and charming neighborhoods of Yanaka, Nezu, and Sendagi, with their traditional houses, temples, and local shops. Attend a seasonal festival or participate in a cultural workshop.

  2. Shinagawa Aquarium

    120 minutes

    Discover the magnificent and diverse marine life at the Shinagawa Aquarium, with its huge tank of whale sharks and manta rays, and the interactive exhibits of deep-sea creatures and coral reefs.

  3. Izakaya Hopping

    180 minutes

    Experience the true Japanese way of socializing and drinking at the local izakayas, with their lively atmosphere, affordable food and drinks, and friendly customers. Hop between different neighborhoods and try different regional specialties.


Estimated Cost (USD)

Accommodation

Hostel
15-20 per night
Budget Hotel
50-70 per night
Airbnb
30-50 per night

Transportation

Tokyo Metro
1-2 per ride
Taxi
5-15 per ride/20-30 per hour
JR Pass
250-300 for 7 days

Food

Budget
5-10 per meal
Street Food
2-5 per item
Fancy Meal
30-50 per meal

Activities

Entrance to Historical Landmarks
10-15 per site
Festival/Events
Free-30 per event
Outdoor Adventures
50-100 per activity

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