7-Day Tokyo, Kyoto Itinerary

Day 1: Modern & Ancient TokyoTokyo

Daily cost: $145

10:00 AMSenso-ji Temple & Asakusa

Tokyo's oldest temple with iconic red lantern and bustling shopping street.

Category: UNESCO Cultural Site · Cost: $0

Tip: Visit before 9 AM or after 5 PM to avoid crowds at this iconic site.

1:00 PMTsukiji Outer Market Food Tour

Sample fresh sushi, tamago, and seafood at this lively historic market.

Category: Food Experience · Cost: $35

Tip: Arrive hungry—try grilled scallops and uni at small vendor stalls.

5:00 PMShibuya Crossing & Meiji Shrine Walk

Experience the world's busiest crossing then stroll through serene forest shrine.

Category: Iconic Neighborhoods · Cost: $0

Tip: Enter Meiji Shrine from the west side for fewer tourists and better photos.

8:00 PMDinner in Shibuya

Authentic tonkotsu ramen or chicken katsudon in vibrant Shibuya neighborhood.

Category: Dining · Cost: $45

breakfast: Ichiran Ramen (Asakusa)

Asakusa · Counter seating, authentic

Must order: Tonkotsu ramen

Cost: $12/person

lunch: Tsukiji Market Stalls

Tsukiji · Casual, fresh seafood

Must order: Uni

Cost: $35/person

dinner: Ippudo Ramen (Shibuya)

Shibuya · Modern, casual chain

Must order: Hakata ramen

Cost: $12/person

Stay: Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku · $85-$120/night

Day 2: Imperial & Artisan TokyoTokyo

Daily cost: $125

9:00 AMImperial Palace East Gardens Tour

Serene gardens surrounding the emperor's residence with traditional landscape design.

Category: Historical Site · Cost: $0

Tip: Tickets are timed and free—book online the night before to skip queues.

12:00 PMArtisan Workshop in Yanaka

Learn traditional pottery or calligraphy from local artisans in old-town Yanaka.

Category: Cultural Experience · Cost: $40

Tip: Book workshops in advance; Yanaka's quiet backstreets offer authentic pre-war Tokyo.

3:30 PMTokyo National Museum

Japan's largest museum with samurai armor, Buddhist art, and historical artifacts.

Category: Museum · Cost: $18

Tip: Audio guide in English provides excellent context on samurai and imperial pieces.

7:00 PMDinner at Traditional Kaiseki Restaurant

Multi-course seasonal Japanese haute cuisine showcasing regional specialties.

Category: Fine Dining · Cost: $65

breakfast: Hotel breakfast buffet

Shinjuku · Hotel included

Must order: Tamagoyaki

Cost: $15/person

lunch: Sushi Yoshitake (casual counter)

Yanaka · Intimate, fresh fish

Must order: Omakase sampler

Cost: $28/person

dinner: Nabezo (Sukiyaki)

Yanaka · Romantic, intimate seating

Must order: Wagyu sukiyaki

Cost: $65/person

Stay: Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku · $85-$120/night

Day 3: Ancient Kyoto TemplesKyoto

Daily cost: $135

10:00 AMFushimi Inari Shrine 1000 Torii Gates

Iconic vermillion torii gates winding up mountainside with sublime spiritual atmosphere.

Category: UNESCO Sacred Site · Cost: $0

Tip: Arrive early morning or after 4 PM to avoid peak tourist crowds at this legendary shrine.

2:00 PMKinkaku-ji (Golden Pavilion) Temple

Stunning gold-leaf covered temple reflected in mirror pond, quintessential Kyoto image.

Category: UNESCO World Heritage · Cost: $10

Tip: Golden Pavilion is popular at any time—visit early or hire a private guide for storytelling depth.

5:00 PMArashiyama Bamboo Grove & Sagano District

Serene bamboo forest and romantic riverside walk through historic geisha district.

Category: Natural & Cultural Landmark · Cost: $0

Tip: Enter the bamboo grove at sunset (6+ PM) when day-trippers leave—magical light through stalks.

7:30 PMDinner in Gion District

Traditional kaiseki or ramen dinner in historic geisha neighborhood with candlelit ambiance.

Category: Dining · Cost: $55

breakfast: Hotel breakfast (Kyoto)

Central Kyoto · Simple, traditional

Must order: Miso soup

Cost: $10/person

lunch: Okutan Kiyamachi (Tofu)

Higashiyama · Traditional, plant-focused

Must order: Agedashi tofu

Cost: $20/person

dinner: Gion Tanto (Kaiseki)

Gion · Intimate, romantic setting

Must order: Seasonal kaiseki

Cost: $55/person

Stay: Ryokan Yumoto

Central Kyoto/Higashiyama · $95-$140/night

Day 4: Philosopher's KyotoKyoto

Daily cost: $130

8:30 AMPhilosopher's Path Walk & Temples

Scenic 2km canal-side path linking peaceful temples and surrounded by cherry trees.

Category: Cultural Walk · Cost: $15

Tip: Start at Nanzen-ji then walk the canal path—locals use it more than tourists in morning.

11:00 AMKiyomizu-dera Temple & Pottery District

Clifftop temple offering panoramic Kyoto views with ceramic shops lining historic streets.

Category: UNESCO Temple · Cost: $12

Tip: Browse pottery shops below the temple—local artisans sell handmade ceramics cheaper than tourist shops.

2:00 PMPottery Class in Higashiyama

Create your own tea cup or dish under guidance of traditional Kyoto ceramic artisan.

Category: Artisan Workshop · Cost: $45

6:00 PMKaiseki Dinner at Ryokan

Multi-course seasonal dinner served in traditional setting with seasonal Kyoto ingredients.

Category: Fine Dining · Cost: $50

breakfast: Ryokan breakfast

Higashiyama · Traditional, in-room

Must order: Grilled fish

Cost: $18/person

lunch: Kasagiya (Local Dumplings)

Higashiyama · Casual, family-run

Must order: Mitarashi dango

Cost: $8/person

dinner: Ryokan kaiseki dinner

Central Kyoto · Intimate, multi-course

Must order: Seasonal specialties

Cost: $50/person

Stay: Ryokan Yumoto

Central Kyoto/Higashiyama · $95-$140/night

Day 5: Arashiyama & Market CultureKyoto

Daily cost: $140

9:00 AMTogetsukyo Bridge & Tenryu-ji Temple

Iconic wooden bridge and serene Zen temple with celebrated landscape gardens.

Category: UNESCO Temple · Cost: $12

Tip: Cross the bridge at dawn for photos without crowds, then visit temple gardens at opening.

12:00 PMNishiki Market Food Tour & Tastings

Legendary market with 100+ vendors selling pickles, seafood, matcha, and Kyoto specialties.

Category: Food Experience · Cost: $50

Tip: Hire a local guide for market history and insider vendor connections—street food tours often miss best stalls.

4:00 PMTogetsukyo Bridge Sunset & Sake Tasting

Sample local sake varieties in riverside bar overlooking the iconic bridge at golden hour.

Category: Cultural Experience · Cost: $20

7:00 PMDinner at Farm-to-Table Restaurant

Modern Japanese cuisine using Kyoto vegetables and regional specialty proteins.

Category: Dining · Cost: $60

breakfast: Ryokan breakfast

Central Kyoto · Traditional Japanese

Must order: Pickled vegetables

Cost: $18/person

lunch: Nishiki Market vendors

Nishiki Market · Bustling, food stalls

Must order: Uni, takoyaki

Cost: $35/person

dinner: Arashiyama Yoshimura (Soba)

Arashiyama · Riverside, traditional

Must order: Zaru soba

Cost: $22/person

Stay: Ryokan Yumoto

Central Kyoto/Higashiyama · $95-$140/night

Day 6: Contemporary Tokyo CultureTokyo

Daily cost: $125

10:00 AMHarajuku & Takeshita Street Fashion Culture

Vibrant pedestrian street showcasing Tokyo's youth culture and avant-garde fashion.

Category: Neighborhood Experience · Cost: $0

Tip: Skip Takeshita Street entirely—explore quiet side alleys (Omotesando) where local boutiques sit away from crowds.

1:00 PMCooking Class: Ramen or Sushi Making

Hands-on lesson making authentic ramen broth or sushi rolls from a professional Tokyo chef.

Category: Culinary Experience · Cost: $60

Tip: Ramen classes teach secret broth techniques impossible to replicate at home—book the ramen version.

5:00 PMteamLab Borderless Digital Art Museum

Immersive digital installations blending technology, nature, and Japanese aesthetics.

Category: Modern Art Experience · Cost: $32

Tip: Arrive 30 min before closing (sunset) for fewer crowds and better photos in most installations.

8:00 PMDinner in Shinjuku or Roppongi

Modern fusion restaurant highlighting seasonal ingredients with artistic plating.

Category: Fine Dining · Cost: $70

breakfast: Hotel Gracery buffet

Shinjuku · Hotel, varied options

Must order: Tamago sandwich

Cost: $15/person

lunch: Cooking class (homemade)

Harajuku · Interactive experience

Must order: Your creation

Cost: $60/person

dinner: Nabezo Roppongi

Roppongi · Modern, intimate

Must order: Wagyu

Cost: $70/person

Stay: Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku · $85-$120/night

Day 7: Final Tokyo MemoriesTokyo

Daily cost: $115

9:00 AMGinza Luxury Shopping & Architecture

Tokyo's premium shopping district with flagship stores and ultra-modern architecture.

Category: Shopping District · Cost: $0

Tip: Visit Ginza Six building for architecture and free exhibition space—skip the expensive stores.

12:00 PMLunch & Matcha Tea Ceremony Experience

Learn traditional matcha preparation and tea etiquette in intimate tea house setting.

Category: Cultural Experience · Cost: $35

3:00 PMSenso-ji Temple Final Visit & Nakamise Shopping

Last-minute traditional souvenir shopping at Asakusa temple street for omiyage gifts.

Category: Cultural Souvenir Gathering · Cost: $30

Tip: Buy matcha, sake, and specialty snacks at fixed prices here—better than airport duty-free.

6:30 PMFarewell Dinner at Michelin-Starred Restaurant

Memorable final evening with exceptional sushi, kaiseki, or tempura at acclaimed Tokyo establishment.

Category: Fine Dining Experience · Cost: $85

breakfast: Hotel breakfast

Shinjuku · Quick, full

Must order: Miso soup

Cost: $15/person

lunch: Tea ceremony + light lunch

Ginza · Meditative, traditional

Must order: Matcha sweets

Cost: $35/person

dinner: Sushi Saito (Michelin 3-star)

Ginza · Exquisite, intimate

Must order: Omakase experience

Cost: $85/person

Stay: Hotel Gracery Shinjuku

Shinjuku · $85-$120/night

Total estimated cost: $1225

Travel style: culture, food

Pace: balanced

Best for: couple

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Trip Overview
Hotel
Days 1–2

Tokyo

Day 1

Tokyo

$145
Est. daily spend
Modern & Ancient Tokyo · 24°C, humid, light rain possible
breakfast· Asakusa
Ichiran Ramen (Asakusa)
Counter seating, authentic
Tonkotsu ramen

Arrive early to avoid lines

4.3143 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$12
/person
  • Tokyo's oldest temple with iconic red lantern and bustling shopping street.

    4.49,832 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Visit before 9 AM or after 5 PM to avoid crowds at this iconic site.

    Free entry

  • Sample fresh sushi, tamago, and seafood at this lively historic market.

    4.2832 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Arrive hungry—try grilled scallops and uni at small vendor stalls.

    Book tickets

    Self-guided tastings

    lunch· Tsukiji
    Tsukiji Market Stalls
    Casual, fresh seafood
    Uni

    No reservations, come hungry

    4.2570 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$35
    /person
  • Experience the world's busiest crossing then stroll through serene forest shrine.

    4.27,879 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Enter Meiji Shrine from the west side for fewer tourists and better photos.

    Free entry

  • Authentic tonkotsu ramen or chicken katsudon in vibrant Shibuya neighborhood.

    4.4298 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    Mid-range ramen/donburi

    dinner· Shibuya
    Ippudo Ramen (Shibuya)
    Modern, casual chain
    Hakata ramen

    Walk-ins welcome

    4.4722 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$12
    /person
Your stay
2 nights
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Shinjuku · EUR85120/night

Central location with excellent metro access, excellent value for couples.

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Next up

Day 2 → Imperial Palace & traditional culture

Day 2

Tokyo

$125
Est. daily spend
Imperial & Artisan Tokyo · 25°C, humid, occasional showers
breakfast· Shinjuku
Hotel breakfast buffet
Hotel included
Tamagoyaki

Included with hotel

3.567 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$15
/person
  • Serene gardens surrounding the emperor's residence with traditional landscape design.

    3.82,918 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Tickets are timed and free—book online the night before to skip queues.

    Book tickets

    Free, timed ticket

  • Learn traditional pottery or calligraphy from local artisans in old-town Yanaka.

    3.9440 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Book workshops in advance; Yanaka's quiet backstreets offer authentic pre-war Tokyo.

    Book tickets

    Pottery or calligraphy class

    lunch· Yanaka
    Sushi Yoshitake (casual counter)
    Intimate, fresh fish
    Omakase sampler

    Reserve ahead on weekends

    4.7170 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$28
    /person
  • Japan's largest museum with samurai armor, Buddhist art, and historical artifacts.

    4.32,570 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Audio guide in English provides excellent context on samurai and imperial pieces.

    Entry fee

  • Multi-course seasonal Japanese haute cuisine showcasing regional specialties.

    4.9282 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Seated kaiseki course

    dinner· Yanaka
    Nabezo (Sukiyaki)
    Romantic, intimate seating
    Wagyu sukiyaki

    Book 2 days ahead for couples

    4.549 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$65
    /person
Next up

Day 3 → Travel to Kyoto, traditional temples

Days 3–5

Kyoto

Day 3

Kyoto

$135
Est. daily spend
Ancient Kyoto Temples · 26°C, humid, 60% rain chance
breakfast· Central Kyoto
Hotel breakfast (Kyoto)
Simple, traditional
Miso soup

Hotel included

4.425 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$10
/person
  • Iconic vermillion torii gates winding up mountainside with sublime spiritual atmosphere.

    4.625,201 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Arrive early morning or after 4 PM to avoid peak tourist crowds at this legendary shrine.

    Free entry

  • Stunning gold-leaf covered temple reflected in mirror pond, quintessential Kyoto image.

    4.517,539 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Golden Pavilion is popular at any time—visit early or hire a private guide for storytelling depth.

    Entry fee

    lunch· Higashiyama
    Okutan Kiyamachi (Tofu)
    Traditional, plant-focused
    Agedashi tofu

    Walk-ins welcome

    4.3159 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$20
    /person
  • Serene bamboo forest and romantic riverside walk through historic geisha district.

    4.46,882 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Enter the bamboo grove at sunset (6+ PM) when day-trippers leave—magical light through stalks.

    Free entry

  • Traditional kaiseki or ramen dinner in historic geisha neighborhood with candlelit ambiance.

    4.37,383 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Mid-range kaiseki

    dinner· Gion
    Gion Tanto (Kaiseki)
    Intimate, romantic setting
    Seasonal kaiseki

    Reserve 3 days ahead, couples preferred

    4.3367 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$55
    /person
Your stay
3 nights
Ryokan Yumoto
Central Kyoto/Higashiyama · EUR95140/night

Traditional inn with tatami rooms, perfect couples experience with onsen bath.

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Next up

Day 4 → Philosopher's Path and Kiyomizu Temple

Day 4

Kyoto

$130
Est. daily spend
Philosopher's Kyoto · 25°C, partly cloudy, light breeze
breakfast· Higashiyama
Ryokan breakfast
Traditional, in-room
Grilled fish

Included with ryokan

4.425 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$18
/person
  • Scenic 2km canal-side path linking peaceful temples and surrounded by cherry trees.

    4.23,264 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Start at Nanzen-ji then walk the canal path—locals use it more than tourists in morning.

    Temple entries optional

  • Clifftop temple offering panoramic Kyoto views with ceramic shops lining historic streets.

    4.411,839 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Browse pottery shops below the temple—local artisans sell handmade ceramics cheaper than tourist shops.

    Entry fee

    lunch· Higashiyama
    Kasagiya (Local Dumplings)
    Casual, family-run
    Mitarashi dango

    Cash only, lunch lines 12-1pm

    4.577 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$8
    /person
  • Create your own tea cup or dish under guidance of traditional Kyoto ceramic artisan.

    51,310 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    2-hour class with take-home piece

  • Multi-course seasonal dinner served in traditional setting with seasonal Kyoto ingredients.

    4.8213 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    Included with ryokan stay

    dinner· Central Kyoto
    Ryokan kaiseki dinner
    Intimate, multi-course
    Seasonal specialties

    Included with stay

    4.8335 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$50
    /person
Next up

Day 5 → Arashiyama temples & food market tour

Day 5

Kyoto

$140
Est. daily spend
Arashiyama & Market Culture · 27°C, sunny, low humidity
breakfast· Central Kyoto
Ryokan breakfast
Traditional Japanese
Pickled vegetables

Hotel included

4.425 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$18
/person
  • Iconic wooden bridge and serene Zen temple with celebrated landscape gardens.

    3.9884 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Cross the bridge at dawn for photos without crowds, then visit temple gardens at opening.

    Temple entry fee

  • Legendary market with 100+ vendors selling pickles, seafood, matcha, and Kyoto specialties.

    4.25,719 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Hire a local guide for market history and insider vendor connections—street food tours often miss best stalls.

    Book tickets

    Guided tour with samples

    lunch· Nishiki Market
    Nishiki Market vendors
    Bustling, food stalls
    Uni, takoyaki

    Guided tour includes tastings

    4.780 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$35
    /person
  • Sample local sake varieties in riverside bar overlooking the iconic bridge at golden hour.

    3.9884 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    Sake bar visit

  • Modern Japanese cuisine using Kyoto vegetables and regional specialty proteins.

    4.8374 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Seasonal local cuisine

    dinner· Arashiyama
    Arashiyama Yoshimura (Soba)
    Riverside, traditional
    Zaru soba

    Romantic seating by river

    4.1222 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$22
    /person
Next up

Day 6 → Return to Tokyo, modern culture

Days 6–7

Tokyo

Day 6

Tokyo

$125
Est. daily spend
Contemporary Tokyo Culture · 24°C, humid, scattered showers
breakfast· Shinjuku
Hotel Gracery buffet
Hotel, varied options
Tamago sandwich

Included

3.567 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$15
/person
  • Vibrant pedestrian street showcasing Tokyo's youth culture and avant-garde fashion.

    3.8503 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Skip Takeshita Street entirely—explore quiet side alleys (Omotesando) where local boutiques sit away from crowds.

    Free, shopping optional

  • Hands-on lesson making authentic ramen broth or sushi rolls from a professional Tokyo chef.

    56,632 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Ramen classes teach secret broth techniques impossible to replicate at home—book the ramen version.

    Book tickets

    Half-day class with instructor

    lunch· Harajuku
    Cooking class (homemade)
    Interactive experience
    Your creation

    Lunch included in class

    4.7651 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$60
    /person
  • Immersive digital installations blending technology, nature, and Japanese aesthetics.

    4.34,950 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Arrive 30 min before closing (sunset) for fewer crowds and better photos in most installations.

    Book tickets

    Entry ticket

  • Modern fusion restaurant highlighting seasonal ingredients with artistic plating.

    3.9800 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Contemporary Japanese

    dinner· Roppongi
    Nabezo Roppongi
    Modern, intimate
    Wagyu

    Reserve ahead for couples

    4.93,877 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$70
    /person
Your stay
2 nights
Hotel Gracery Shinjuku
Shinjuku · EUR85120/night

Return to central Tokyo for final night with easy access to nightlife and dining.

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Next up

Day 7 → Last-minute shopping and farewell dinner

Day 7

Tokyo

$115
Est. daily spend
Final Tokyo Memories · 23°C, mostly clear, pleasant
breakfast· Shinjuku
Hotel breakfast
Quick, full
Miso soup

Final hotel meal

4.7209 reviewsTripAdvisor →
~$15
/person
  • Tokyo's premium shopping district with flagship stores and ultra-modern architecture.

    4.34,806 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Visit Ginza Six building for architecture and free exhibition space—skip the expensive stores.

    Free to browse, shopping optional

  • Learn traditional matcha preparation and tea etiquette in intimate tea house setting.

    4.9380 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Tea ceremony lesson

    lunch· Ginza
    Tea ceremony + light lunch
    Meditative, traditional
    Matcha sweets

    Included in ceremony

    4.3171 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$35
    /person
  • Last-minute traditional souvenir shopping at Asakusa temple street for omiyage gifts.

    4.49,832 reviewsTripAdvisor →

    🧭Buy matcha, sake, and specialty snacks at fixed prices here—better than airport duty-free.

    Souvenirs only

  • Memorable final evening with exceptional sushi, kaiseki, or tempura at acclaimed Tokyo establishment.

    4.312 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    Book tickets

    Omakase or kaiseki

    dinner· Ginza
    Sushi Saito (Michelin 3-star)
    Exquisite, intimate
    Omakase experience

    Reserve weeks in advance through concierge

    4.440 reviewsTripAdvisor →
    ~$85
    /person
$1,225
$980$1,450 range
~$175/day · mid-range
Budget pace117% of max
Accommodation$650
Food$320
Activities$180
Transport$75
Day 1 Tokyo$145
Day 2 Tokyo$125
Day 3 Kyoto$135
Day 4 Kyoto$130
Day 5 Kyoto$140
Day 6 Tokyo$125
Day 7 Tokyo$115
Where to Stay
Tokyo

Stay in Shinjuku or Shibuya for central access to culture, food, and nightlife; Asakusa for traditional temples and local atmosphere.

Kyoto

Base in Central Kyoto or Higashiyama for temple access, traditional restaurants, and ryokan experiences within walking distance.

Getting Around
Tokyo

JR Pass + IC card for metro/train unlimited access; Shinjuku Station is transportation hub; taxis expensive but reliable after 11 PM.

Kyoto

Bicycle rental ($8/day) or buses ($1.50/ride) ideal for temple hopping; avoid taxis—walking distances are manageable and scenic.

Packing Checklist
  • Lightweight rain jacket—June is humid with afternoon showers
  • Comfortable walking shoes for temple districts (no flip-flops—disrespectful)
  • Slip-on shoes for ryokan stays
When to Book

Book Michelin restaurants and ryokan stays 2-4 weeks ahead; cooking classes 1 week prior; tea ceremonies 3-5 days advance.

Visa Check

Entry requirements vary by passport. Check timaticweb.com for your nationality.

Bookable Activities
Tsukiji Outer Market Food Tour
Day 1 · $35
Book →
Imperial Palace East Gardens Tour
Day 2 · $0
Book →
Artisan Workshop in Yanaka
Day 2 · $40
Book →
Dinner at Traditional Kaiseki Restaurant
Day 2 · $65
Book →
Dinner in Gion District
Day 3 · $55
Book →
Pottery Class in Higashiyama
Day 4 · $45
Book →
Nishiki Market Food Tour & Tastings
Day 5 · $50
Book →
Dinner at Farm-to-Table Restaurant
Day 5 · $60
Book →
Cooking Class: Ramen or Sushi Making
Day 6 · $60
Book →
teamLab Borderless Digital Art Museum
Day 6 · $32
Book →
Dinner in Shinjuku or Roppongi
Day 6 · $70
Book →
Lunch & Matcha Tea Ceremony Experience
Day 7 · $35
Book →
Farewell Dinner at Michelin-Starred Restaurant
Day 7 · $85
Book →
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