Hiroshima and Miyajima, Kyoto’s gardens, Kanazawa’s craft streets and Tokyo.
Enter through Kansai and travel west to Hiroshima before moving east through Kyoto and Kanazawa to Tokyo. A 7-day Ordinary Japan Rail Pass covers the concentrated intercity section on days 3–9, including the Miyajima rail-and-ferry excursion; the airport-to-Hiroshima arrival journey is ticketed separately.
Hiroshima
3 nights
Kyoto
3 nights
Kanazawa
2 nights
Tokyo
4 nights
13 days · every day can be changed
Arrive at Kansai International Airport by early afternoon and travel via Shin-Osaka to Hiroshima on separately ticketed reserved trains. Allow approximately 3–4 hours after leaving the airport station; a late flight requires an additional Osaka night.
Visit Peace Memorial Park and the Peace Memorial Museum with a private half-day guide. The museum contains distressing material, so leave time afterwards for a quiet walk rather than more scheduled sightseeing.
Activate your 7-day rail pass and travel by JR train and JR ferry to Miyajima, allowing approximately one hour each way plus waiting time. Visit Itsukushima Shrine and explore the shoreline; the torii’s appearance changes with the tide.
Use pass-covered Hikari or Sakura services with the necessary connection to reach Kyoto. Allow approximately 2–3 hours station to station and spend the evening around the Kamo River.
Explore Kiyomizu-dera and the preserved lanes of Higashiyama with a private half-day guide. Continue independently through Gion’s public streets, observing local photography rules.
Visit Kennin-ji in the morning, then travel across the city to Arashiyama. Walk the bamboo path and riverside without adding a distant third sightseeing district.
Travel by Thunderbird limited express to Tsuruga, connecting to the Hokuriku Shinkansen for Kanazawa. Allow approximately 2–2½ hours station to station, then explore Higashi Chaya’s streets.
Visit Kenroku-en before exploring the castle grounds and Nagamachi district. Leave time for craft shops, where purchases and optional workshops are paid locally.
Take the Hokuriku Shinkansen to Tokyo on the final valid day of your rail pass. The journey takes approximately 2½–3 hours, leaving the late afternoon free near your hotel.
Explore Asakusa and Sensō-ji, then continue towards the quieter streets of Yanaka. Use local trains between neighbourhoods rather than attempting the full distance on foot.
Walk through Meiji Jingu’s wooded approach before exploring Harajuku and Omotesando. Continue to Shibuya for an independent evening, with observation-deck visits optional.
Choose a museum, design district or shopping neighbourhood for a deliberately open final day. Your travel plan can suggest options, but admissions and local travel today are extra.
Take a shared airport transfer to Haneda or Narita. Transfer timing is arranged around your flight, with longer road journeys required for Narita.
Hotel names are confirmed in your proposal against your dates and budget.
Hiroshima · 3 nights
4★ city hotel near Hiroshima Station or central tram routes
Superior twin room
Kyoto · 3 nights
4★ city hotel near Kyoto Station or central Kyoto
Superior twin room
Kanazawa · 2 nights
4★ city hotel near Kanazawa Station
Superior twin room
Tokyo · 4 nights
4★ city hotel near a central rail interchange
Superior twin room
Indicative price basis: per person on twin share, land only, before applicable GST and TCS. Final price depends on dates and availability.
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