06:30 Arrival at Nagoya International Airport (NGO). After completing immigration procedures, the vehicle and tour guide will transfer the group to Nara. The group will visit the following attractions:
Nara Deer Park: Surrounding the grounds of Todaiji Temple, this area is also known as the “Deer Garden.” Visitors can take photos and interact with the tame deer that eagerly await being fed by people.
Todaiji Temple: Also known as the “Great Eastern Temple,” Todaiji is one of Nara’s most famous temples and a prominent symbol of the city. A UNESCO World Heritage site, it is a must-visit destination in Nara. Originally built in 752, it stands as the world’s largest wooden building; although reconstructed in 1692, the current structure is only two-thirds the size of the original.
Enjoy a Geisha show – a cultural symbol of Japan: Geisha are world-renowned icons of Japanese culture and history. With their painted kimonos, intricate hairstyles, and striking makeup, they embody Japanese beauty and elegance. Many travelers visit Japan hoping to see a geisha in person; however, authentic geisha have become increasingly rare in recent years.
The group transfers to a restaurant for dinner. Afterwards, the group returns to the hotel to check in and rest.
The group is free to explore the city at night.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Gifu, Shiga, or Kyoto.

06:00: The group has breakfast, checks out, and departs for Gifu to visit the fairytale-like village of Shirakawa-go.
Shirakawa-go is a village that looks like it stepped out of a fairy tale; it is also the birthplace of Japan’s famous *Doraemon* series. Located at the foot of Mount Haku-san in Gifu Prefecture (Central Japan), the village is renowned for its *gasshō-zukuri* wooden houses featuring steep, thatched roofs that resemble hands pressed together in prayer. Visiting this village offers a delightful experience, showcasing a unique facet of Japanese architecture and culture amidst stunning natural scenery.
12:00: The group travels to a restaurant for lunch featuring Hida beef—a renowned specialty of the Gifu region.
Afterwards, the group continues sightseeing:
• Takayama Streets: Along with the World Heritage-listed Shirakawa-go, Takayama is a popular destination offering engaging activities that transport visitors back to the early days of the “Land of the Rising Sun.”
Visitors might encounter emerald-hued paths bathed in warm midday sunlight, century-old jazz bars in the historic Sanno-machi district, or simply come to Takayama to savor its unique 300-year-old culture and experience the traditional lifestyle of the local people.
Dinner at a local restaurant.
The group travels to Matsumoto to check in and rest.
Overnight stay at Hotel Tabino or equivalent.

After breakfast at the hotel, check out and depart for sightseeing:
Kawaguchi Maple Leaf Tunnel (or Momiji Kairo Maple Corridor): A famous autumn viewing spot located on the northern shore of Lake Kawaguchiko (Yamanashi Prefecture), at the foot of Mount Fuji. The site features over 60 large maple trees reflecting in the stream, creating a stunning “red leaf arch” that attracts many visitors. The maple leaves typically turn vibrant colors between mid- and late November. Here, you can admire the brilliant red hues blending with the tranquil lake scenery and the snow-capped peak of Mount Fuji in the distance.
Lunch at a local restaurant, followed by departure for the Mount Fuji area.
Mount Fuji – the symbol of Japan (Weather permitting, the group will ascend to the 5th Station to view the summit of Mount Fuji, glistening with its silver snowcap in the sunlight). Free time for sightseeing and shopping in the Mount Fuji area.
Oshino Hakkai – a peaceful ancient village at the foot of Mount Fuji featuring traditional Japanese architecture. Visitors to Oshino can immerse themselves in the serene atmosphere and enjoy a magnificent panoramic view of Mount Fuji. The village is also famous for its eight unique ponds; their beds are formed primarily of lava from geological activity, and they are fed by snowmelt from the summit of Mount Fuji.
Shopping at Gotemba Premium Outlets, the largest outlet mall in Japan, offering hundreds of brands—including fashion and lifestyle goods—at discounted prices, with many items marked down by 50%–70%. (Subject to time availability)
Enjoy dinner, an Onsen bath experience, and an overnight stay at a 3-star hotel.

After breakfast at the hotel:
The group travels back to Tokyo. Lunch at a local restaurant.
Visit and take panoramic photos of Odaiba Bay, famous for the Rainbow Bridge, and photograph the replica of the Statue of Liberty at Odaiba Seaside Park.
Visit Asakusa Kannon Temple – Tokyo’s oldest and most sacred temple. You are free to shop for souvenirs in the Nakamise area next to the temple, which offers a variety of exquisite traditional handicrafts and spiritually significant items.
View the Tokyo Skytree broadcasting tower from the Sumida River (admission to the tower observation deck is not included).
Next, enjoy shopping for electronics, household goods, and “Made in Japan” cosmetics in the electronics paradise of Akihabara, or the trendy Ginza district (time permitting).
Dinner at a local restaurant.
Overnight stay at a hotel in Tokyo.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel and check-out. The group visits:
Meiji Jingu Gaien – Icho Namiki, Tokyo’s most famous ginkgo tree avenue; it is especially beautiful in autumn when the rows of trees turn a brilliant yellow.
Lunch at a restaurant.
Transfer to Haneda International Airport for flight VN385 back to Hanoi (16:35 – 19:55).
19:55: Arrival at Noi Bai Airport; transfer back to the original meeting point. End of the tour.
Farewell and see you again on future journeys! ALL-INCLUSIVE TOUR PRICE (VND/GUEST)
(Applicable to mixed groups of 25 guests or more)