Japan Itinerary Ideas

Start your journey by visiting the beautifully hidden gem of Shuzenji, an onsen town nestled in the middle of Izu Peninsula famous for its samurai legacy and literature chronicles. Rent an e-bike and go for a full or self-guided cycling tour through the scenic road of Nishi Izu Skyline, a paradise for cyclists with majestic views of Mt. Fuji, or immerge yourself in cultural workshops with local artisans including embroidery, papermaking and Japanese sweets Wagashi workshops. End the day in a modern Japanese ryokan and recharge yourself at its hot springs.

Embark on a spiritual journey through the region of HigashiKishu and Wakayama prefecture. Soon after your arrival, make a local sushi specialty named Mehari Sushi with your own hands in a culinary workshop. Later, start following the ancient pilgrim’s footsteps by walking the famous Kumano Kodo route at the Matsumoto-Toge pass. At the end of this short course, you will reach the dynamic rock formations of Onigajo, eroded by strong wind and sea over many millennia. End your day in a modern Japanese ryokan and recharge yourself at its hot springs.

Nestled in Eastern Hokkaido, Teshikaga invites you to experience nature’s wonders at their finest. From Lake Mashu, one of the clearest lakes in the world, and Lake Kussharo, Japan's largest caldera lake, Teshikaga Town offers untouched natural experiences and a rare opportunity to connect with unspoiled landscapes.