WanderJapan — Itinerary Planner

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Japan's vast capital — neon streets, world-class food, and everything from ancient temples to futuristic tech.

The cultural heart of Japan — over 1,600 Buddhist temples, geisha districts, and the iconic Fushimi Inari gates.

Japan's street food capital — famous for takoyaki, dotonbori nightlife, and a famously warm, loud personality.

A city of remarkable resilience — home to the moving Peace Memorial Park and a thriving modern food scene.

A day trip from Tokyo offering stunning Mt Fuji views, open-air sculpture parks, and relaxing onsen hot springs.

A compact ancient capital where hundreds of freely roaming tame deer share the park with UNESCO World Heritage temples.

A seaside former capital one hour from Tokyo, famous for its giant bronze Buddha and hilltop Zen temples.

An ornate UNESCO shrine complex in the mountains north of Tokyo, spectacular in autumn foliage season.

Often called 'Little Kyoto' — beautifully preserved samurai and geisha districts, and one of Japan's three great gardens.

Kyushu's buzzing gateway city, birthplace of tonkotsu ramen, and famous for its lively open-air yatai food stalls.

A stylish port city renowned for its legendary wagyu beef, 19th-century foreign district, and scenic hillside views.

A sacred island near Hiroshima whose iconic floating torii gate rising from the sea is one of Japan's most photographed sights.

Hokkaido's modern capital — famous for its miso ramen, Snow Festival, craft beer, and surrounding ski resorts.

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Travel Pace

2–3 activities per day. Plenty of downtime, long lunches, no rushing. Ideal if you want to soak in each place rather than tick off sights.

3–4 activities per day. A comfortable balance — you'll cover the highlights without feeling exhausted. Good for most travellers.

4–5 activities per day. Early starts, packed days, minimal downtime. Best for experienced travellers who've done Japan before and want maximum coverage.

Budget Tier

¥8,000–12,000/night accommodation. Eating at convenience stores, ramen shops, and set-lunch deals. Perfectly comfortable — Japan's budget options are excellent.

¥15,000–25,000/night accommodation. Clean business hotels or simple ryokan. Sit-down restaurants and the occasional izakaya splurge. The sweet spot for most travellers.

¥35,000+/night accommodation. Traditional ryokan with kaiseki dinners, or 4–5 star city hotels. Fine dining, private onsen, and premium experiences throughout.

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