Day 1: Arrival at Narita Airport
Transfer to Tokyo; visit Team labs & proceed to check in at Hotel in Asakusa area; Evening visit
Asakusa and Nakamise street; Overnight at Tokyo (L, D).

Day 2: Tokyo Sightseeing
After breakfast; Check out from Hotel, Visit Shinjuku gyoen, Shibuya crossing half day sightseeing tour of Tokyo
City. Sky tree, &Evening visit to Odaiba; stay at Tokyo (B, L, D)

Day 3: Tokyo -Hiroshima sightseeing
Early morning travel start with pack breakfast to Hiroshima by bullet train; Visit Hiroshima History Museum and the Peace Park. See Cenotaph, Sadako Monument and the Bomb Dome. Take a local train from Hiroshima station to reach Miyajimaguchi and take a ferry to Miyajima Island.  Visit the Itsukushima, Shrine a UNESCO World Heritage Site which is located on the Miyajima Island famous for the Torri gate by a ferry. Stay at Hiroshima. Local Transport. Overnight at Hiroshima (B, L, D) 

Day 4: Kyoto Sightseeing
After breakfast transfer to Kyoto by Bullet train, Visit Kiyomizu Temple, Fushimi Inari, Nijo Castle, Arashiyama temple, bamboo groove, Togetsukyo bridge, Golden Pavilion; Overnight at Kyoto. (B, L, D)

Day 5: Kyoto – Toyama
Proceed to Shirakawa. Visit Shirakawa. Travel through Japan’s beautiful mountain scenery to one of the country’s most remote regions – Shirakawa. Protected as a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the unique Gassho-Zukuri style thatched houses that can only be found in this area. In the afternoon, travel through the Japanese Alps, via one of Japan’s longest road tunnels, to the secluded town of Takayama, where old traditions are untouched by the passage of time. Visit the Kusakabe Heritage House for a glimpse of traditional Japanese architecture of the late 19th century. Overnight at Toyama. (B, L ,D)

Day 6: Toyama- Alpine Route- Nagoya
Today proceed to visit Alpine Route. This route is known as the “Roof of Japan”. It is a specutacular scenic route across 3,000-meter high Northern Japan Alps. The total length of the route is 90 km. The route passes through the dynamic scenery of Mt . Tateyama in the Japan Alps. The route is particularly famous for the high snow walls that line some of its roads in spring. Proceed to Murodo by a highland bus. This bus runs along the Tateyama Snow Corridor. To reach Kurobe Dam take a cable car ride. This cable car runs entirely inside a tunnel. Kurobe Dam is the highest arch dam (1500 m) in Japan. The lake behind the dam holds 200 million cubic meters of water. Enjoy a walk to the dam. Overnight at Toyama. (B, L, D)

Day 7: Toyama – Yamankako
Proceed to Yamanakako. Enroute visit Fuji Shibazakura festival. The Fuji Shibazakura Festival is one of the best and most popular occasions nationwide to see shibazakura (pink moss or phlox moss in English). The venue of the festival is located about three kilometers south of Lake Motosuko in the Fuji Five Lakes area, offering breathtaking views of vast fields of shibazakura, with Mount Fuji in the backdrop on clear days. Overnight at Lake Yamanakako. (B, L, D)

Day 8: Yamanakako
Visit Owakudani boiling valley famous for volcanic activity. Later visit Hakone to take a rope way down to Togendai station to enjoy free time at the surroundings of Lake Ashi. Overnight at Yamanakako. ( B, L, D )

Day 9 Yamanakako to Tokyo
Proceed to Ashikaga Flower Park to see Wisteria flowers also called as fuji flowers in Japan. This Flower Park features lots of blue, white and pink fuji, as well as yellow colored fuji. See One large fuji tree – 100 years old and its branches are supported to create a huge umbrella of blue fuji flowers. Also enjoy a long tunnel of white fuji flowers. Overnight at Tokyo. (B, L, D)

Day 10: Tokyo
Day free for shopping & visit AKhiyabara & Ginza area; transfer to Narita; stay at Narita

Day 11: Departure
After breakfast transfer to Narita Airport (B)