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Tokyo + Hakone + Kyoto + Nara + Osaka in una settimana. La classica Golden Route compressa per chi visita il Giappone per la prima volta.
Tre giorni a Kyoto — templi, bambù, strade delle geishe, sentieri filosofici e viste sulla città. Tappe giorno per giorno con orari, costi in JPY e consigli.
Due giorni di luci al neon e street food a Osaka, tre giorni di templi e giardini a Kyoto. Tappe ora per ora, trasporti in ¥, prezzi d'ingresso.
Tre giorni per scoprire l'imperdibile Tokyo: Shibuya + Harajuku, la vecchia Tokyo Asakusa + Ueno, e Akihabara + Odaiba. Fermate, costi in JPY e tempistiche.
Ogni guida è una giornata intera in un luogo: cosa vedere, mangiare, come muoversi — e come abbinarla a un tour o un'auto con autista.
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Steam over the Yubatake, a yumomi water-stirring show, mountain soba, an open-air bath in the rocks, and the hot-spring town lit up after dark.
Flower hills at Hitachi Seaside Park, a bike through the pine dunes, a fish-market lunch at Nakaminato, a torii on the surf rocks at Oarai and a big aquarium.
Electric Town from a late opening to the neon evening: figure floors, retro arcades, gachapon halls and a maid café, plus how to store luggage.
Old Tokyo in a day: Senso-ji before the crowds, Kappabashi kitchen street, a river view of Skytree, then Ueno's museums and Ameyoko market.
A rope-drop plan for Tokyo Disneyland: first rides before the queues, the daytime parade at the castle, evening lights, and Character Street on the way home.
The classic Hakone loop with the Free Pass: Romancecar out, Open-Air Museum, Owakudani ropeway, the Lake Ashi cruise and a hot spring before the train home.
Red-brick Tokyo Station, the moats and gardens of the Imperial Palace, a depachika lunch and an evening under the lights of Ginza's Chuo-dori.
Meiji Shrine's forest at opening, the crepe queues of Takeshita-dori, the mirror entrance of Omotesando, vintage hunting in Ura-Harajuku, and an evening at the
An aquarium in the sky, the giant Pokémon Center, a ramen lunch, an afternoon on Otome Road and a dusk view from the Sunshine 60 observatory.
A day trip from Tokyo: Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, the hydrangea temple of Hase-dera, the Great Buddha, the coastal Enoden train and sunset from Enoshima.
Half an hour from Ikebukuro: Kawagoe's black warehouse street, a candy alley, sweet-potato everything, a shrine of wind chimes, and dinner at Nihonbashi.
A slow day in west Tokyo: coffee and shops on Nakamichi-dori, swan boats on Inokashira Pond, the Ghibli Museum, and yakitori in Harmonica Yokocho.
Tokyo's own mountain: cable car up, tengu statues at Yakuoin, a Fuji view from the summit with tororo soba, a forest-stream descent and an onsen at the station.
The gilded gates of Toshogu, the garden at Rinno-ji, a row of stone jizo by the river, and the hairpin road up to Kegon Falls, all in a day trip from Asakusa.
Three museums of the Roppongi Art Triangle, the new towers of Azabudai Hills, Tokyo Tower at dusk and a late-night skyline from Roppongi Hills.
A self-guided day from Meiji Jingu's forest to the Shibuya scramble and Shinjuku's lantern-lit alleys, with timing, costs and where to eat.
Vintage shops and curry in Shimokitazawa, the covered arcades of Koenji, a detour into Nakano Broadway and a night of live music and izakaya.
A timed-entry morning at teamLab Planets, then the Yurikamome line to Odaiba for Rainbow Bridge, the life-size Gundam and a bay sunset.
Watch the tuna auction at Toyosu before dawn, eat a seafood bowl breakfast, graze through the Tsukiji Outer Market, then walk it off in Hamarikyu Garden.
Old Tokyo on foot: Nezu Shrine's torii, a kissaten breakfast, temple lanes and a cemetery of cherry trees, ending with sunset over Yanaka Ginza.
The villas of Yamate, a Chinatown lunch, the pier and Red Brick Warehouse, the Cup Noodles Museum and a sunset from the Landmark Tower over Minato Mirai.
Cross the world's longest suspension bridge from Kobe, climb the terraced gardens of Yumebutai, cruise into the Naruto whirlpools and finish at a pine-fringed s
Japan's finest original castle from moat to top floor, the Koko-en garden next door, a temple on Mount Shosha, and a relaxed evening in the castle town.
The Outer and Inner Shrines in the traditional order, akafuku mochi and Ise udon in Okage Yokocho, then the wedded rocks of Meoto Iwa on the coast.
Soak in Arima's gold and silver springs, ride the ropeway over Mount Rokko for the view, then finish in Kobe with beef on the grill and the harbour lit up at ni
A day built around the beef: Nunobiki Herb Garden by ropeway in the morning, a teppanyaki lunch of certified Kobe beef, the old foreign quarter and Chinatown, a
Ride the cable car up to the mountain monastery, walk from the Great Gate through the Garan to the lantern-lit cemetery of Okunoin, and sleep in a temple.
The bamboo grove at dawn, Tenryu-ji's garden, the monkey park above the river and a boat or train through the Hozu gorge, ending at Togetsukyo bridge.
Climb through the ten thousand torii to the summit before the crowds, snack under the mountain, then Tofuku-ji and the sake breweries of Fushimi.
A quick dawn walk through the Fushimi Inari torii, then a day among the white-walled breweries: museum tastings, a canal boat, a brewery lunch and izakaya at du
Kiyomizu-dera at opening, the stone lanes of Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka, Yasaka and Maruyama, then Chion-in and an evening walk through Gion and Pontocho.
Three World Heritage temples along one road in northern Kyoto, then the plum groves of Kitano Tenmangu and the old geisha lane of Kamishichiken.
Up through Kurama-dera, over the cedar-root mountain trail, down to the lantern stairs of Kifune Shrine and lunch on a platform over the river.
The shogun's nightingale floors at opening, the emperor's palace in its gravel park, a grazing lunch at Nishiki Market and Gion at dusk.
Graze the length of Nishiki Market stall by stall, browse the Teramachi arcades for knives and tea, then finish with Pontocho lanterns and the Kamo River at dus
An hour north of Kyoto by bus: the moss gardens of Sanzen-in, tea at Hosen-in, shiso pickles on the lane and the nunnery of Jakko-in across the valley.
The Silver Pavilion at opening, the canal path under the cherry trees, Honen-in's thatched gate, the maples of Eikan-do and Nanzen-ji's brick aqueduct.
Ride the open-sided train up the Hozu gorge, float back down the rapids by wooden boat, then spend the afternoon in Arashiyama's bamboo grove and temple gardens
The Phoenix Hall at opening, matcha whisked by the old tea merchants, the oldest shrine hall in Japan and a walk up the river into the tea slopes.
The Great Buddha, the bowing deer, the lantern-lined path to Kasuga Taisha and a quiet walk through Naramachi, all on foot from Kintetsu-Nara.
Deer in the empty park at first light, the Kintetsu south to Yoshino, Kinpusen-ji's great hall, the thousand-tree viewpoint and back to Nara for the lit pagoda.
Osaka Castle and its park in the morning, kushikatsu and the Tsutenkaku tower in Shinsekai, then the neon canals of Dotonbori after dark.
A grazing day through southern Osaka: market breakfast at Kuromon, kushikatsu in Shinsekai, an afternoon of takoyaki and okonomiyaki, and the neon canal at nigh
The whale shark at opening, a Showa-style food alley for lunch, a harbour loop on a replica galleon, the giant Ferris wheel at golden hour and Dotonbori for din
Breakfast at the fish stalls of Kuromon, anime and knives in the arcades behind Namba, a lion-head shrine, lantern alleys and the Glico sign at blue hour.
Maple-leaf tempura, a paved gorge path along the river to a 33-metre waterfall, then the Cup Noodles Museum in Ikeda on the way back to Umeda.
Shitenno-ji at opening, a merchant's garden, kushikatsu under Tsutenkaku, sunset from Abeno Harukas and the neon of Shinsekai after dark.
Rope-drop into Super Nintendo World, the Wizarding World by lunch, the big coasters after, then Ebisu Bridge and Dotonbori for dinner under the neon.
One of Japan's original castle keeps, a stroll garden, Omi beef on a rebuilt Edo street, the shore of Lake Biwa and the glass lanes of Nagahama.
Climb the cobbled Daimonzaka through the cedars, reach the Grand Shrine and its pagoda above the falls, then end with tuna and a seaside bath in Katsuura.
Penguins and polar bears at Asahiyama Zoo, a bowl of the city's soy-based ramen, then the rolling farm hills of Biei by bike before an izakaya evening in Asahik
Lavender at Farm Tomita first thing, the patchwork hills of Biei, a lunch of local vegetables, the Blue Pond and the Shirahige waterfall, and a slow drive home
Seafood at the morning market, the church slopes of Motomachi, red-brick warehouses on the harbour, the star fort of Goryokaku, and the night view from Mt Hakod
A boat to the islands in the middle of the caldera, a walk through the crater field of Nishiyama, the Usuzan ropeway and a lakeside soak before the summer firew
First lifts at Grand Hirafu, powder off the Hanazono side, a mountain lunch, an afternoon across the linked resorts, and a hot spring before the ramen shops of
Steaming Jigokudani, a hot-river foot bath at Oyunuma, the clear caldera Lake Kuttara and a day-use soak in Hokkaido's best-known onsen town, an easy trip from
A day trip from Sapporo: glass and music-box shops on Sakaimachi, sushi on the street named for it, the stone canal at dusk, and back to Odori Park for the city
A seafood bowl at Nijo Market, the length of Odori Park and its tower, the old government building and clock tower, the beer museum, and miso ramen in Susukino
Oshinkoshin Falls, the boardwalk lakes of Shiretoko Goko, the mountain pass to Rausu-dake, a boat under the sea cliffs and an onsen sunset in Utoro.
A bus from Sendai to the Rairaikyo gorge, kokeshi dolls at the craft village, the 55-metre Akiu Great Falls, and an open-air bath before the ride back.
The samurai castle town of Fukushima: Tsuruga Castle, the tragic hill of the Byakkotai, sauce katsudon for lunch, and the thatched post town of Ouchi-juku.
The cedar-lined climb to Chusonji and its golden hall, the Pure Land garden of Motsuji, mochi for lunch, and a poled boat through Geibikei gorge in the afternoo
The castle town of Aomori: the moated castle park and its famous cherry trees, Neputa festival floats, a temple street, and apple pie in the afternoon.
Walk the mossy 9 km of Oirase Gorge from Ishigedo to the lake, cross Lake Towada by boat, and finish at the shrine and beaches of Yasumiya.
A morning by Japan's deepest lake, then milky outdoor baths and beech-forest paths at the old inns of Nyuto Onsen, all by local bus from Tazawako station.
Grilled beef tongue in Sendai, a boat through the pine islands of Matsushima Bay, Zuigan-ji temple, and oysters by the water before the train back.
A thousand steps up the cliff temple of Yamadera in the morning, soba at the bottom, then trains and a bus to the gas-lit wooden inns of Ginzan Onsen for the ni
Up the ropeway from Zao Onsen to the frozen juhyo of Mount Zao, a walk or ski along the ridge among them, then a sulphur hot spring and a bowl of Yamagata soba.
Cedars and monks at Eiheiji, grated-radish soba at the temple gate, an afternoon among full skeletons in Katsuyama, and sauce katsudon back in Fukui.
A morning in Takayama's old town and market, Hida beef for lunch, then the Hida Line down to Gero for gassho farmhouses, riverside foot baths and three ryokan t
Ride the gondola to the Tsugaike marsh boardwalk, climb the Olympic ski jump tower, paddle Lake Aoki in the afternoon and soak at Happo before dinner.
Forty-five minutes from Tokyo by Shinkansen: a seaside villa, an art museum above the bay, an old wooden bathhouse in Ito, the lava cliffs of Jogasaki and a hot
Walk the Azusa River valley from Taisho Pond to Kappa Bridge and on to Myojin Pond under the Hotaka peaks, with a grilled river fish at a mountain hut.
An early bus up the Noto Peninsula for the Wajima morning market, lacquer and festival lanterns, rice terraces above the sea, and back for dusk in Kanazawa.
Chureito Pagoda at first light, hoto noodles by the station, the panoramic ropeway and a boat on the lake, then Oishi Park and a Fuji-view bath at dusk.
The black castle at opening time, the frog street and old storehouses, hand-cut Shinshu soba, Kusama's dots at the art museum and a hillside hot spring at dusk.
Train and bus from Nagano, a forest walk through the snow to the monkeys' hot spring, then bath-hopping in the lantern-lit lanes of Shibu Onsen.
Dawn service at Zenkoji, Shinshu soba on the temple street, then the local train to Obuse for Hokusai's paintings, a phoenix ceiling and chestnut sweets.
Nagoya Castle and its rebuilt palace, the Osu arcade, grilled eel at Atsuta, the Sakae skyline and a night view from the station towers.
Breakfast at Omicho Market, the ponds and lanterns of Kenroku-en, the castle and samurai lanes, gold leaf and tea in Higashi Chaya, and the geisha district lit
Ride into the Kiso Valley from Nagoya, climb through Magome, walk the old post road over Magome Pass to Tsumago, and be back in the city by evening.
A bus into the mountains from Nagoya, the Ogimachi viewpoint, a walk between thatched gassho farmhouses, and a look inside one before heading back.
Morning markets by the river, the preserved merchant streets of Sanmachi, Hida beef for lunch, a shrine on the hill, and the lantern-lit old town after dark.
The first jetfoil from Niigata, the old gold mine, the rock coast of Senkaku Bay, Sado soba, tub boats at Ogi and the ship-owners' village of Shukunegi.
Tea fields and the Fuji panorama from Nihondaira, a shrine by ropeway, tuna at the Shimizu fish market, the pines of Miho, and oden in a Shizuoka alley.
A morning in the timber-and-glass art museum, castle park and canal, the best-value sushi in Japan for lunch, then a boat and tram out to the old port of Iwase.
Cross the five wooden arches of Kintaikyo, ride up to Iwakuni Castle, eat pressed Iwakuni sushi, then finish with the floating torii of Miyajima at sunset.
Rent a bike at Onomichi port, cross the Innoshima and Ikuchi bridges island by island to Setoda, lunch on the beach, and ferry back for the temple hill and Onom
The Peace Park and museum in the morning, okonomiyaki for lunch, then the ferry to Miyajima for the floating shrine, the torii at low tide and sunset over the I
The great rope of Izumo Taisha in the morning, a bowl of Izumo soba, then Matsue's castle, its samurai street and the garden of the Adachi Museum.
Korakuen at opening, the black Crow Castle across the river, then a short train to Kurashiki for the willow-lined canal, a punt, the Ohara Museum and the brick
Climb the dune ridge before the heat, see the Sand Museum next door, eat crab at Karo port, then cruise the sea caves of the Uradome coast.
Sunrise at Katsurahama, seared bonito at Hirome Market, then the limited express west to cycle the Shimanto River to its submersible bridges.
Matsuyama Castle by chairlift, sea bream over rice in the arcades, then the tram to Dogo for Japan's oldest bathhouse and the sweet shops around it.
Ritsurin Garden as it opens, a bowl of Sanuki udon, then the ferry across the Seto Inland Sea to Naoshima's museums and the pumpkin on the pier.
A boat into the Naruto whirlpools, a glass-floor walkway under the bridge, a museum of ceramic masterpieces, then an Awa Odori show and dark Tokushima ramen.
A farm market, a waterfall in the hills, basalt sea caves and a sunset at the couple rocks: the slow coast west of Fukuoka in a single loop.
Walk the steaming lanes of Kannawa, tour the cobalt and blood-red hells, cook lunch in volcanic steam, and end the day soaking in an open-air bath.
A day built around Fukuoka's food: a shrine and arcade in the morning, tonkotsu ramen for lunch, the seaside and Ohori Park in between, and the Nakasu street st
The Shimazu garden of Sengan-en with the volcano across the bay, the 15-minute ferry to Sakurajima, lava trails and lookouts on the island, then kurobuta pork a
The rebuilt black keep of Kumamoto Castle, the castle-town lanes of Josaien, a bowl of garlic-heavy Kumamoto ramen, the stroll garden of Suizenji and horse sash
Stand on the caldera rim at Daikanbo, cross the Kusasenri grasslands to the active Nakadake crater, and finish with a shrine town of spring water and a hot-spri
Peace Park and the museum in the morning, Dejima and a champon lunch in Chinatown, a boat out to the ghost island of Gunkanjima, and the night view from Mt Inas
A dawn sea of clouds from Kunimigaoka, a rowing boat under Manai Falls, a walk along the basalt gorge, the cave shrine of Amano Iwato and the nightly kagura dan
The plum shrine of Dazaifu Tenmangu and its grilled mochi in the morning, a punt through the canals of Yanagawa and steamed eel in the afternoon, then yatai sta
Ride the wooden-panelled Yufuin no Mori train into the hills, walk the shop street to the steaming Kinrin Lake, eat local beef, and soak in an open-air bath und
Drive north over the Kouri bridge, meet the whale sharks at Churaumi, swim at Emerald Beach, walk the Bise tree lane and finish at Nakijin Castle.
Kabira Bay by glass-bottom boat, snorkelling the reef at Yonehara, then the short ferry to Taketomi for coral-stone lanes, a buffalo cart and Kondoi Beach.
Shuri Castle by monorail, the pottery lane of Tsuboya, Okinawa soba in the public market, a swim at Naminoue, and the evening on Kokusai-dori.
A vermilion shrine on stilts, oysters grilled by the Ariake Sea, the porcelain kilns and museum of Arita, and a soak in the silky water of Ureshino Onsen.
Strutture da 3 a 14 giorni su cui costruire — con tour giornalieri, tour di più giorni in auto privata o auto a giornata.
Itinerario in autobus di mezza giornata da Nagoya al castello di Inuyama e a Gifu per i gruppi dei Giochi Asiatici: 40 minuti su strada, fortezza dichiarata tesoro nazionale e pesca con i cormorani fino a metà ottobre.
Escursione di un giorno in autobus da Nagoya a Ise Jingu durante i Giochi Asiatici: 2 ore di viaggio, Geku poi Naiku, pranzo a Okage Yokocho e rientro per una sessione serale.
Pullman charter da Nagoya a Takayama e Shirakawa-go durante gli Asian Games: 2.5–3 ore a tratta, escursione in giornata o pernottamento, parcheggi per pullman e consigli per l’inizio dell’autunno.
Vela dei Giochi Asiatici al Kaiyoh Yacht Harbor e triathlon il 20 e 21 settembre: una giornata al mare in auto privata da Nagoya (60–80 min), con Takeshima e Laguna Ten Bosch.
Portare un gruppo a Ghibli Park a Nagakute durante i Giochi Asiatici: assicuratevi prima i biglietti a fascia oraria, poi prenotate il pullman privato in base all’orario di ingresso e al punto di discesa.
Una tranquilla giornata di pausa dai Giochi asiatici in auto privata: la città dei coltelli di Seki e la città dell’acqua di Gujo Hachiman, a circa 1.5 ore a nord di Nagoya, con pranzo e indicazioni sui tempi.
Il Castello di Inuyama, tesoro nazionale a 40 minuti da Nagoya, è perfetto tra due sessioni dei Giochi Asiatici se viaggiate in auto privata. Tempi, fiume Kiso e possibilità di aggiungere Meiji Mura.
Una giornata libera a Ise-Shima in auto privata da Nagoya durante gli Asian Games: Ise Jingu, la costa di Toba, Meoto Iwa e l’isola delle perle, a circa 2 ore di strada per tratta.
Percorri l’antica strada postale tra Magome e Tsumago, nella valle di Kiso, a 1,5–2 ore da Nagoya. Un’auto privata ti lascia a un’estremità e ti aspetta all’altra.
Una sessione al mattino a Nagoya e una al pomeriggio a Toyota o Okazaki, con un pullman a noleggio. Margini di sicurezza, pasti, tempi di percorrenza e cosa evitare ad Aichi-Nagoya 2026.
Una serata lontano dai Giochi Asiatici in auto privata: Nagashima Spa Land, il centro outlet e Nabana no Sato a Kuwana, con autista in attesa. Verifica le date delle illuminazioni.
Mezza giornata con auto privata a Nagoya: Castello di Nagoya e Palazzo Hommaru, Atsuta Jingu, pranzo e arrivo puntuale alla sede della sessione serale dei Giochi Asiatici.
Itinerario di un giorno a Nagoya per gruppi degli Asian Games in pullman: Nagoya Castle, Atsuta Jingu, la galleria commerciale di Osu e Sakae, con idee per la cucina locale e orari per le sessioni serali.
Hitsumabushi, miso katsu, tebasaki e kishimen a Sakae o Meieki con autista privato dopo una sessione dei Giochi Asiatici: niente treni, niente code per i taxi e tutti possono bere.
Pallavolo dei Giochi asiatici a Okazaki, oltre al castello di Okazaki, luogo di nascita di Tokugawa Ieyasu, e al quartiere dell’Hatcho miso: una deviazione in auto privata da Nagoya di 50–70 min.
Da Kyoto o Osaka a Nagoya per i Giochi Asiatici: Shinkansen in 35–50 minuti, oppure auto privata con autista e soste a Nara o Ise Jingu lungo il percorso. Itinerari di esempio.
Itinerario di tre giorni ad Aichi con autista privato: una sessione dei Giochi Asiatici a Nagoya, un’intera giornata a Ise Jingu e mezza giornata al castello di Inuyama e a Gifu.
Cinque giorni nel Giappone centrale con auto privata durante gli Asian Games di Nagoya: una sessione, una notte a Takayama con Shirakawa-go e Ise Jingu.
Un pernottamento a Takayama in auto privata tra le sessioni dei Giochi asiatici: 2.5–3 ore da Nagoya, centro storico, mercati mattutini, manzo di Hida e rientro passando da Shirakawa-go.
Gli eSport all’Aichi Sky Expo si svolgono dal 23 settembre al 2 ottobre accanto a Centrair. Abbina una sessione al percorso della ceramica di Tokoname viaggiando in auto privata, a 45–60 minuti da Nagoya.
Tre giorni tra Tokyo e il Monte Fuji dopo gli Asian Games di Nagoya: volo da Tokyo ai piedi del Fuji con un’Alphard ad attendervi, più un giorno di riserva per il meteo.
Finale di calcio dei Giochi Asiatici al Toyota Stadium, tennis tavolo allo Sky Hall e Museo Toyota Kaikan: una giornata in auto privata da Nagoya, 40–60 minuti a tratta.
Itinerari di mezza giornata per i gruppi dei Giochi Asiatici con pullman: Toyota Commemorative Museum, SCMAGLEV and Railway Park e Toyota Kaikan, con visite agli stabilimenti prenotate in anticipo.
Due giorni a Tokyo dopo i Giochi asiatici di Nagoya: Shinkansen, una giornata in città e poi un tour in elicottero sopra Tokyo, con consigli su hotel e tempistiche.
Nagano è troppo estesa per essere visitata in un solo giorno. Confrontiamo tre itinerari in direzioni diverse — Zenkoji e Obuse, Kamikochi e il castello di Matsumoto, Karuizawa — con orari realistici, costi indicativi e vincoli dell’ultimo treno.
Programmi ora per ora per due itinerari autunnali — Matsumoto e Kamikochi, oppure Zenkoji, Obuse e le scimmie delle nevi. Dove dormire e perché non scegliere la città più ovvia, costi indicativi, cosa prenotare per primo e l'onesto rovescio della medaglia di ciascuna opzione.
Organizza il tuo viaggio in Giappone durante le vacanze di Eid dall India o dal Bangladesh con il nostro itinerario musulmano-friendly, tra cibo halal, preghiera e cultura.
Sfrutta al massimo il tuo scalo a Tokyo! Una guida pratica per viaggiatori indiani e bangladesi: visti di transito, bagagli, hotel e itinerario completo di 48 ore.
Scopri perché giugno e luglio sono un periodo intelligente per visitare il Giappone, con esperienze uniche, vantaggi per il budget e l’estate secca di Hokkaido.
Vivi la magia dell'inverno in Giappone. Una guida per trovare neve garantita, cosa indossare, onsen e illuminazioni in Hokkaido e nelle Alpi giapponesi.
Prima volta in Giappone: 3 giorni a Tokyo, 2 a Kyoto, una mattina a Nara e 2 a Osaka, con orari, tariffe, costi e un parere onesto sul JR Pass.
Un romantico itinerario di 7 giorni: hotel con vista sullo skyline di Tokyo, ryokan di Hakone con bagni privati e vista sul Monte Fuji, quartiere delle geisha di Kyoto e cene kaiseki. Budget di €5.000-9.000 per coppia, nei periodi più romantici.
Il viaggio dei sogni attraverso tutto il Giappone: la neve farinosa di Sapporo, la megalopoli di Tokyo, i templi di Kyoto, la pace di Hiroshima e il ramen di Fukuoka. Due settimane, 2.500 km, 7 città: il calcolo del JR Pass dimostra che non vale l’investimento.
Il viaggio in Giappone equilibrato: una città in più (Kanazawa) e una sosta alle terme (Hakone) tra le due tappe della Rotta d'Oro. Un itinerario realistico giorno per giorno con hotel consigliati, calcoli dello Shinkansen e indicazioni su quando il pass conviene rispetto ai biglietti singoli.
L’isola meridionale del Giappone vissuta nel modo giusto. Ramen tonkotsu alla fonte, gli 8 inferni di Beppu, il fascino di Yufuin e un viaggio in auto nella caldera di Aso. L’alternativa alla Golden Route che gli americani scelgono raramente.
Insegui la piena fioritura dei sakura tra Tokyo, Kyoto e Yoshino. Previsioni reali della fioritura 2027, luoghi per picnic hanami, i migliori santuari per fotografare i ciliegi e ryokan che vanno esauriti con 4 mesi di anticipo.
Hai poco tempo? Questo programma di 5 giorni unisce il caos moderno di Tokyo e l’anima tradizionale di Kyoto, evitando i soliti errori da itinerario troppo pieno. Giorno per giorno, con prezzi reali, hotel consigliati e orari dello Shinkansen.
L’itinerario di pellegrinaggio per gli appassionati di anime e manga. Esplorazione approfondita di Akihabara, Parco e Museo Ghibli, Nakano Broadway, cultura fujoshi di Ikebukuro e Comiket, se siete fortunati. Prezzi reali e finestre per le prenotazioni anticipate.
Festival della neve di Sapporo (4-11 febbraio), sci a Niseko, illuminazione del canale di Otaru, campi ghiacciati di Furano. Giorno per giorno, con selezione di ryokan, confronto matematico tra auto a noleggio e JR Pass e lista dell’attrezzatura per il clima più freddo.
Il giro completo di Hokkaido in 10 giorni. La città di Sapporo, la vista notturna di Hakodate, la lavanda di Furano, la neve farinosa di Niseko e il canale di Otaru. Auto a noleggio indispensabile, pianificazione stagionale e selezione di onsen.
Imperdibile per chi visita Tokyo per la prima volta! Presentiamo un piano di viaggio personalizzato di 3 giorni per esplorare efficientemente le principali attrazioni turistiche. Dalle modalità di accesso a ogni luogo, ai pasti consigliati, fino ai costi totali inclusi trasporti e ingressi, tutto è spiegato in dettaglio con un pratico programma.
Un piano di 10 giorni testato con bambini tra Tokyo Disney, Tsukiji, i bambù di Kyoto, i cervi di Nara e USJ a Osaka. Passeggini, jet lag, hotel adatti alle famiglie e quali attrazioni saltare se avete bambini sotto i 5 anni.
L’itinerario più percorso del Giappone: 3 giorni a Tokyo, 2 a Kyoto e 2 a Osaka. Calcolo del JR Pass, tempi dello Shinkansen, hotel consigliati e cosa eliminare se al giorno 5 siete stanchi dei templi.
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