• "Yokoso" or "Welcome" to Japan! A Super Value Tours Representative will meet you at the arrivals gate and escort you to the hotel.
• Take today to rest up or explore the charming city of Narita on your own before official plans begin. 

*Airport transfer is available until 7:30pm. 

•  Aqua Line: Travel on Japan's cutting-edge technology as you journey on the Aqua Line and tunnel under Tokyo Bay. Emerge from the tunnel onto Umihotaru, an artifical island, known for its stunning views and fun local shops. 
• Kamakura: Rickshaw through this ancient capital and discover Kamakura's treasures including the Tsurugaoka Hachimangu shrine, Wakamiya Street, and Komachi Dori. 
• Odawara Castle: Expand your knowledge of feudal Japan with a visit to Odawara Castle.
•  Finish today with a true cultural experience at the Ryokan Hotel hot spring in the city of Atami. Dress in Yukata robes and enjoy a traditional Kaiseki dinner and Karaoke. 

•  Optional: Take the morning to relax or enjoy an optional seaside walk in the Atami gardens overlooking the ocean before heading to Fuji-Hakone National Park.
• Lake Ashi: Cruise Lake Ashi on the well-known pirate ship for a spectacular view of Mt. Fuji if weather permits. 
• Hakone Ropeway: Ascend up the Hakone Ropeway to Owakudani Valley. Along the way, see lava steams emitting from the valley, stunning views of Lake Ashi, and if weather permits, the magnificent Mt. Fuji.  
• Owakudani Valley: Try the famous black hard boiled eggs, a local specialty. 
• Shibuya: Tread across the intensely busy Shibuya Crossing and see the statue of Hachiko. 
•  Shinjuku: Free time to explore one of the most exciting and busiest areas in Japan with our suggestions and helpful maps. 

• Optional: Enjoy the morning on your own or take an optional walk to the Tokyo Imperial Palace, the residence of the Emperor. 
• Mizube Line Station: Cruise along the Sumida River to Asakusa. 
• Asakusa: Free time to explore this vivacious old Edo district filled with unique Japanese delicacies. Don't miss the famous Senso-ji temple, Tokyo's oldest and most festive temple.
•  Tokyo Skytree: Get a bird's eye view of the entire Kanto region from the world's highest stand-alone communication tower. 
• Ginza: Explore Tokyo's Ginza district and experience the energy of one of the world's largest cities. Dinner is not included tonight so you may take advantage of unlimited dining options in the Ginza district. 

•  Shinkansen: Experience a true modern marvel by riding the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Osaka.
• Osaka Castle Park: Explore the largest castle in Japan.  
•  Nada Sake Brewery: Tour a local Sake Brewery, enjoy complimentary tasting while learning about traditional sake brewing techniques. 
•  Kobe: Explore the city of Kobe before dining on the destination's famous beef for dinner.

• Nara Park: Experience the beauty of Nara Park and stand in awe in the presence of Japan's largest Buddha statue- Daibutsu. 
•  Miho Asian Art Museum: Travel off the beaten path and see an incredible collection of Japanese antiques at the Miho Museum, designed by I.M. Pei. (If Miho Museum is closed, we will visit Kyoto Museum of Traditional Crafts).
•  Soak in the outdoor onsen hot spring after a Kyoto-style Kaiseki dinner.

• Kyoto: See the best of Kyoto! Explore old alleyways of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka and climb to the top of Kiyomizu temple for a spectacular view of Kyoto.
• Nijo Castle: Relive the days of the Shogunate in Nijo Castle.
• Gion: Geishas of Gion may be elusive, but if we're lucky we'll have a chance to see them before exploring downtown Kyoto.

• Sagano Romantic Train: Take a scenic ride through the tranquil Hozagawa River Valley. 
• Arashiyama: Walk through the flourishing bamboo forest and discover the alluring beauty of the surroundings. 
• Kinkakuji Temple: Discover an icon of Kyoto, the "Golden Pavilion," covered with gold foil.
• Shinsaibashi: Stroll through Osaka's largest and most significant shopping district.
•  For dinner, you have the opportunity to choose your own delight in the Dotonbori restaurant district, known as the "Kitchen of Japan."