Not staying long in Tokyo, Japan's capital and the world's most populous metropolis, but looking for a way to see the best sights in one go? This grand tour is the answer! First head to the world-renowned Asakusa area, where you'll see the Senso-ji Temple, one of the country's most colorful, the Kaminari-mon Gate flanking it, and see down Nakamise Avenue. Then head over to Sumida Park. Located just along the Sumida River, where you'll enjoy the cherry blossoms in spring or view fireworks in summer. Take a break with some delicious lunch, before crossing one of the most famous intersections in Japan — Shibuya Crossing. Some other sites you'll visit on this tour are Hachiko, Takeshita Street, Omotesando Meiji Shrine. This tour will simply take you from the old to the new and all across town!

8.00 Pick from hotel in Tokyo (9.30 if pickup from Fuji area) Mt Fuji 5th Station (duration; up to 2 hours) Oshino Hakkai (duration:45 min, ticket not included) Chureito Pagoda + Arakurayama Shrine (duration: 45 mins / Admission ticket not included) Kawaguchiko + Oishi Park (duration: 1 hour) Lunch (duration: 1 hour) Kachi Kachi Ropeway (30 min to 1 hour depending on line) 18.00 Return to hotel (16.00 if drop off is in Fuji area)

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Are you in Tokyo and looking for a fast and hassle-free way of getting to Osaka? Then you're in luck! Reserve a ticket to ride the famous Shinkansen Bullet Train, which is considered to be one of the beast means of transportation because of its punctuality, the comfort that its seats and staff provide, the prioritization of your safety, and for its ridiculous speed. You'll surely arrive at either destination in no time and you'll get filmic views of Tokyo's countryside all throughout your journey! You don't even have to worry about getting hungry or thirsty because small food carts are being pushed around inside and each cart has a wide variety of snacks, drinks, and boxed meals for you to choose from. This is a must if you're following a strict itinerary for your Japan trip because riding this train will definitely save you some time. Get tickets to ride the famous Shinkansen Bullet Train from Tokyo to Osaka!

Osaka, with its rich history spanning over 400 years, seamlessly blends old and new. The cityscape is adorned with towering skyscrapers, cherry blossom trees, and picturesque waterways, offering impressive sights to enjoy throughout the year. Today, you will have a full day of guided exploration using local transportation. Your guide will meet you at your hotel and begin the adventure by taking you to Osaka Castle. Built in 1583 with the intention of becoming Japan's capital, Osaka Castle now stands as a symbol of the city, despite the capital being relocated to Edo, now known as Tokyo. Located in the northeastern part of the Kita Area, the Osaka Museum of Housing and Living is an extraordinary facility that recreates buildings and streets from Osaka's past, providing a glimpse into the city's historical way of life. Next, we will visit the Umeda Sky Building and ascend to the observatory. While taking in the breathtaking views, you will also experience the wind, which can be quite strong at 170 meters above ground level. From this vantage point, you can see not only the entire city of Osaka but also the distant Awaji Island. The building's basement houses the Takimi-Koji gourmet street, which exudes a nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of Osaka in the 1920s. We will conclude the afternoon by visiting Dotonbori, a bustling area along the south bank of the Dotonbori-gawa Canal, known for its vibrant dining and nightlife scene. Neon lights illuminate the streets, creating a unique blend of contemporary and traditional ambiance. You may choose to end the tour here or be dropped off back at your hotel, according to your preference.

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