Custom Japan Itinerary

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Your Japan Trip, Planned Around You

Why Choose Ohayō Custom Itinerary?

A realistic, easy-to-follow itinerary, whether you travel by public transportation, full private car, or a mix.

  • Day-by-Day Itinerary

    A day-by-day plan tailored to you.

  • Public Transportation Routes

    Public transportation routes based on Google Maps.

  • Seasonal Spot Recommendations

    Recommended spots for the season you travel.

  • Personal Assistance

    Our team helps you plan your itinerary.

Free Consultation via WhatsApp

How It Works

Planning your custom itinerary with Ohayō is simple.

Tell us your travel dates, number of travelers, cities you want to visit, and your interests.

Our team prepares a day-by-day plan with attractions and transportation routes based on Google Maps.

Check the draft and let us know what to adjust until it fits your trip perfectly.

Get your final itinerary, ready to use during your trip.

Sample Itineraries

These are just examples — we can plan anything from a single day to a 5–7 day trip or even two weeks, tailored to your dates, pace, and interests.

Kaminarimon Gate at Senso-ji Temple in Asakusa, Tokyo, with its giant red paper lantern
Photo: Christophe95, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Tokyo: Asakusa – Ueno – Akihabara

From Tokyo's oldest temple to a bustling street market and anime heaven — all by train.

Highlights

  • Senso-ji & Nakamise shopping street in Asakusa
  • Ueno Park & the lively Ameyoko market
  • Akihabara: anime, game centers & electronics
  • Short route: only ~8 minutes on trains in total

Must-try food

  • Asakusa: Melonpan, ningyo-yaki (red-bean cakes), kibi dango, tendon
  • Ameyoko: Kaisendon, street snacks (fruit, kebab, takoyaki)
  • Akihabara: Ramen, Japanese curry rice
Total fare: ¥340
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Stops

  • 08:30–11:00 · Asakusa — Photos at Kaminarimon Gate, stroll and snack along Nakamise-dori, pray at Senso-ji. Come early to beat the crowds.
  • 11:15–14:30 · Ueno — Walk Ueno Park (Shinobazu Pond), then lunch & shopping at Ameyoko market.
  • 14:45–19:00 · Akihabara — Hunt anime figures & merch, try game centers and gacha capsule toys, browse electronics; dinner near the station.
Line & stationsFare
Tokyo Metro Ginza Line
Asakusa (G19) → Ueno (G16)
¥180
JR Yamanote / Keihin-Tohoku Line
Ueno → Akihabara
¥160
Total¥340

Day-pass tip: Tokyo Subway Ticket 24h: ¥1,000 adult — Metro & Toei only, not JR; worth it only if you also ride the subway to/from your hotel.

Fares per adult, checked 16 Oct 2026. Sources: JR East fares · Toei/Subway Ticket · Tokyo Metro fares

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Tsutenkaku Tower lit up at night above the neon signs of Shinsekai, Osaka
Photo: Sakai Yayoi, CC0, via Wikimedia Commons

Osaka: Osaka Castle – Kuromon – Shinsekai – Dotonbori

History, food, and Osaka's neon lights in one flavor-packed day.

Highlights

  • Osaka Castle & Nishinomaru Garden
  • Food crawl at Kuromon Market
  • Retro Shinsekai & Tsutenkaku
  • Evening in Dotonbori & shopping in Shinsaibashi

Must-try food

  • Kuromon: Grilled seafood (scallop, prawn, uni), wagyu skewers, seasonal fruit
  • Shinsekai: Kushikatsu (no double-dipping!), doteyaki
  • Dotonbori: Takoyaki, okonomiyaki, kitsune udon
Total fare: ~¥620 (approx.)
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Stops

  • 09:00–11:30 · Osaka Castle — Walk from Tanimachi 4-chome Station to Osaka Castle Park, photos with the castle & moat; main tower museum optional.
  • 11:45–13:00 · Kuromon Market — Brunch around the market: grilled seafood, sashimi, fresh fruit.
  • 13:15–16:00 · Shinsekai — Old-school Osaka vibes, photos of Tsutenkaku Tower, kushikatsu.
  • 16:15–21:00 · Dotonbori & Shinsaibashi — Glico Sign photo at Ebisubashi, street food, shopping on Shinsaibashi-suji, neon lights at night.
Line & stationsFare
Osaka Metro Tanimachi → Sennichimae Line
Tanimachi 4-chome → Tanimachi 9-chome (transfer) → Nippombashi
¥240 approx.
Osaka Metro Sakaisuji Line
Nippombashi → Ebisucho
¥190
Osaka Metro Midosuji Line
Dobutsuen-mae → Namba
¥190
Total~¥620 (approx.)

Day-pass tip: Enjoy Eco Card (1 day, Metro & City Bus): ¥820 weekdays / ¥620 weekends & holidays — pays off on weekends for this route.

Fares per adult, checked 16 Oct 2026. Sources: Osaka Metro fares · Enjoy Eco Card

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Path through the vermilion Senbon Torii gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine, Kyoto
Photo: Luka Peternel, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Kyoto: Fushimi Inari – Kiyomizu-dera – Gion

Thousands of torii gates, a hillside temple, and Kyoto's traditional lanes.

Highlights

  • Thousands of torii gates at Fushimi Inari Taisha
  • Kiyomizu-dera & the Sannenzaka–Ninenzaka stone lanes
  • Afternoon in Gion & Hanamikoji
  • Early start = quieter photos

Must-try food

  • Fushimi Inari: Inari sushi, kitsune udon, yakitori
  • Higashiyama: Yatsuhashi, matcha soft serve, yudofu
  • Gion: Warabimochi, matcha parfait, obanzai
Total fare: ~¥620 (approx.)
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Stops

  • 07:30–10:00 · Fushimi Inari Taisha — Arrive early and walk the Senbon Torii to the Yotsutsuji viewpoint (summit round trip ~2–3 h, optional).
  • 10:30–14:00 · Kiyomizu-dera & Higashiyama — Uphill walk from Kiyomizu-Gojo Station (~20 min) to Kiyomizu-dera, then down Sannenzaka & Ninenzaka for snacks and lunch.
  • 14:00–17:30 · Yasaka Shrine & Gion — Walk via Yasaka Pagoda & Yasaka Shrine to Gion; explore Hanamikoji & Shirakawa. No photos of geiko/maiko without permission, no private alleys.
Line & stationsFare
JR Nara Line
Kyoto → Inari
¥150 approx.
Keihan Main Line
Fushimi-Inari → Kiyomizu-Gojo
¥240 approx.
On foot (~20–30 min)
Sannenzaka → Yasaka → Gion
¥0
Bus: Kyoto City Bus (route 206 / 86 / 100, approx.)
Gion → Kyoto Station
¥230
Total~¥620 (approx.)

Day-pass tip: Subway & Bus 1-Day Pass: ¥1,100 adult (calendar day) — excludes JR & Keihan, so not worth it for this route.

Fares per adult, checked 16 Oct 2026. Sources: Ekitan (JR) · Ekitan (Keihan) · Kyoto 1-Day Pass · Kyoto City Bus

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