Name: (JDB-2) 7D4N OSAKA/KOBE/KYOTO/TOYOHASHI/YOKOHAMA/MT FUJI/TOKYO
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MYR 5,688.00

TOUR CODE:

JDJ-2
HOTEL:

3+4 ★
SPECIAL THEME CUISINE:

Osaki Yaki, Fried Pork Chop Set, Hot Spring Cuisine, Sukiyaki Set, Sumo Nabe, Teppanyaki

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ITINERARY

Day 1: DEPARTURE – OSAKA (MOB)
Day 2: OSAKA, NARA, KOBE (L/D)

Nara Todai-ji - is one of Japan's most famous temples and a landmark of Nara. Located in Nara Park. in central Nara, Todaiji was constructed in 752 as the head temple of all provincial Buddhist temples.
Osaka Castle - it is one of Japan's most famous castles.
Sinsaibashi Shopping Arcade - a covered shopping street, liveliest and it lines with an interesting shop
Ku-Masamune Sake Brewery - It is a museum of Sake that tells you the secret of traditional sake brewing techniques of the Tanba region. You can also try tasting different kinds of sake here for free
Kobe Harbour Land - a premier commercial and sightseeing destination on the site of the former Japan National Railways Minatogawa Cargo Station.

Day 3: OSAKA, KYOTO (B/L/D)

Kyoto Kiyomizu Temple - The temple is renowned for its construction which uses no nails to support the elaborate wooden structure of the main hall. And with a quaint old lane lined with pottery shops lead up to this famous temple.
Nishijin Textile Centre (Kimono Show) - Here you can find a great variety of works created in the Nishijin Spirit, like Kimono & Kimono Sashes. And you could enjoy a Kimono show in the centre.
Fushimi Inari Shrine - Is located in a Kyoto, Japan Fushimi shrine area, is the country throughout Japan about 40,000 more than the total of the Society Inari shrine to the territory owned by the "one thousand Torii" famous.

Day 4: KYOTO, MT FUJI (B/L/D)

Mt Fuji 5th Station (Subjected to weather condition) - Mt. Fuji, rising above the clouds, is the symbol of Japan and has provided a spiritual basis for the Japanese since ancient times, with the height of 3776m high.
Oshino Hakkai - is underground water from Mt. Fuji. It begins with the snow on the top of Mt. Fuji. The water travel over 80 years, and finally spring at Oshino Hakkai.

Day 5: MT FUJI, TOKYO (B/L/D)

Sensoji (Asakusa Kanon Temple) - The temple is dedicated to the god of mercy, Kanon. And is famous for its Kaminari-mon or Thunder Gate. And you could walk along Nakamise Shopping Arcade, is bustling with people buying traditional Japanese snacks, which you could see many snack stalls demonstrate how they make it and then sell it still piping hot.
Imperial Palace (photo stop) - formerly the Tokugawa family's residence, was opened in the Meiji Restoration and later re-named as the Imperial Palace, and it's famous for the Nijyubashi Bridge in front of the main entrance.
Ginza District
Shinjuku Kabuki-cho - is one of the 23 wards of Tokyo, but the name commonly refers just to the large entertainment, business and shopping area around Shinjuku Station. Handling more than two million passengers each day.

Day 6: TOKYO (B)