Japan Osaka Takayama Tokyo Flowers 8 Days 5 Nights GOJP9143

07.20 hrs. Arrive at Kansai Airport, Japan (local time is 2 hours ahead of Thailand time). After passing through immigration, customs, and collecting your luggage,
(Very important: Fresh food such as meat, plants, vegetables, and fruits are not allowed into Japan. Violators will be subject to fines.)
Travel to Katsuoji Temple or Daruma Temple, which is a temple of victory. People have worshipped it since ancient times until now and it has a history of more than 1,300 years. Inside the temple, there are many Daruma dolls, good luck charms, located around the temple. Visitors who buy them and pray for blessings, when their prayers come true, bring the Daruma dolls back to place them at various points within the temple. Katsuoji Temple is surrounded by nature, so the scenery is beautiful. In spring, the temple is full of cherry blossoms. There are also weeping cherry blossoms called Shidarezakura and other varieties to see. (Katsuoji Temple is located on a high land, so the weather is cold, causing the cherry blossoms to bloom later than other places. Depends on the weather)
Lunch at a restaurant (Meal 1)
Take you to see the outside of Osaka Castle, a popular tourist attraction when visiting Osaka, which is famous nationwide. With the vastness of the castle with 8 floors, surrounded by stone walls, moats and Nishinomaru Garden, it was originally the location of Ishiyama Honganji Temple. After it was destroyed by Oda Nobunaga, about 30 years later, Osaka Castle was built to replace it. The builder intended it to be the center of Japan, until it became the largest castle in Japan. But shortly after Toyomi Hideyoshi died, there was a change from the attack by Tokugawa. No matter how many times it was renovated, lightning struck and severely damaged the castle. But with the intention of preserving the valuable building, it has been restored continuously until today, an elevator has been built to facilitate tourists who come to visit. (Sakura depends on the weather) Take you to Shinsaibashi area Full of a variety of shops and famous brands, mixed with traditional Japanese shops, such as Apple Store, Dior, Chanel, Gucci, H&M, Hermès, Louis Vuitton, etc. It can be said that it is a center for almost every famous brand in the world. In addition, there are also products such as food and drinks or cute dolls to choose from. In addition to modern shops from various brands, Shinsaibashi also has a Shopping Arcade that brings together small shops under one roof. The route is about 600 meters long. There are many products to choose from, such as traditional kimono, jewelry, and bookstores. It is home to many famous department stores and shops for you to shop to your heart's content. There are also many important tourist attractions.
Evening Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation OSAKA HOTEL or equivalent 3 stars

Morning, breakfast served at the hotel restaurant (meal 2)
Depart for Kyoto, which was once the capital of Japan and lasted the longest, from 794 to 1868, about 1,100 years. Kyoto is a city with important places full of history and original Japanese culture.
Hirano Shrine (Hirano Shine) is an ancient shrine that is more than a thousand years old. It was built in 798 to celebrate Kyoto being the capital at that time. The shrine was originally located in Nara, but later the city was changed to Kyoto or Heian-kyo, so this shrine was moved. This shrine is also a popular cherry blossom viewing spot in Kyoto's old shrines, with 60 varieties of 400 cherry trees, which bloom from March to April depending on the type of cherry blossom (cherry blossoms depend on the weather).
Ninnaji Temple, a World Heritage Site in Kyoto, was built in 888 and used to be a palace. Inside, there are old buildings and a 5-story pagoda that are still beautiful. This temple is famous for the Omuro Cherry, which blooms later than the main cherry blossom, Somei Yoshino (a commonly grown cherry blossom). The Omuro species blooms about 1 week later than other species (cherry blossoms depend on the weather).
Lunch: Have lunch at a restaurant (Meal 3).
Travel to Nagoya, a city with a long history. It is the largest city in the Chubu region, located in the center of Japan. There are many tourist attractions, both historical and natural.
Shopping in Sakae, an entertainment and department store district, including beautiful gardens in the city center, a place to relax and shop to your heart's content, such as Don Quijote, large department stores Parco, Matsuzakaya, LACHIC and Mitsukoshi. In addition, the symbol of the city center, the beautiful Nagoya Telebi Tower, is a must-see check-in point.
Evening: Free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation: NAGOYA HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (Meal 4)
Take you to Shirakawa-go World Heritage Village, which is a village that still preserves authentic Japanese-style houses and was selected by UNESCO as a World Heritage Site in December 1995. The structure of the house can withstand heavy snow during winter well. And the shape of the roof is like the two hands of God, so this style of village is called "Gassho", which is about 18 meters long and 10 meters wide.
There will be highlights that you shouldn't miss, such as the ancient Kanda house, which is a museum that collects all the belongings of the former owner, Gassho-zukuri house, a classic traditional Japanese house, Myozenji Temple, with Gassho-zukuri architecture that is very unique and hard to find in Japan, Shirakawa Hachiman Shrine, which has been an old part of this village for a long time (sakura depends on the weather)
Lunch Have lunch at a restaurant (Meal 5)
Take you to Takayama is a small city in Gifu Prefecture. The city has many important tourist attractions, traditional arts, culture and architecture, and beautiful nature, making Takayama one of the most beautiful cities in Japan.
Takayama Old Town or Sanmachi Suji Street is an old village from the Edo period, over 300 years ago, that has been preserved and maintained in its original state very well. Everyone is free to walk around and enjoy the scenery of the old city, which is full of old houses and various shops, such as restaurants, souvenir shops, and art shops.
Nakabashi Bridge is a red bridge in the old city area. It crosses the Miyagawa River that flows through the city center. This bridge is considered a symbol of Takayama City (sakura depends on the weather).
Pass by Takayama Jinya or the Old Takayama City Hall (entrance fee not included), which is the residence of the mayor of Takayama City. It was the office and residence of the governor of Hida Prefecture for 176 years under the rule of the Kugawa Shogunate during the Edo period. The building is used as a government office, reception room, meeting room, and interrogation room.
Dinner: Have dinner at the hotel restaurant or restaurant (meal 6).
Accommodation: MATSUMOTO ONSEN HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level (beds may be futons or beds, depending on the hotel's arrangements).
After dinner, relax in a Japanese-style natural hot spring bath.

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (Meal 7)
Take you to visit and take pictures outside of Matsumoto Castle, built around the 16th - 18th century, registered as a national treasure. Other areas inside the castle are also registered as national historical sites. This towering fortress is said to be the oldest remaining 5-story, 6-story Tenshukaku. The highlight of Matsumoto Castle is the black walls of Tenshukaku, which is why it is called Karasujo, meaning Crow Castle. It is opposite to Himeji Castle, which has white walls, so it is called Shirasakijo, the Egret Castle.
Lunch Have lunch at a restaurant (Meal 8)
Experience the traditional Japanese culture, which is the Japanese tea ceremony (Sado). There are many steps to making Japanese tea. Starting from making tea, holding the teacup and drinking tea, every step is very detailed and beautiful. You will also have the opportunity to try making tea yourself. Before leaving, you are free to choose souvenirs as you wish. Visit Lake Kawaguchiko, one of the five lakes surrounding Mount Fuji. This lake is popular with both Japanese and foreign tourists. They tend to come to relax in this area more than the other four lakes. Therefore, this area is full of hotels, restaurants and souvenir shops. (The cherry blossoms depend on the weather.) Take you to Oshino Hakkai Village, a tourist spot built as a small village with Mount Fuji as a backdrop. It consists of 8 ponds in Oshino, located between Lake Kawaguchiko and Lake Yamanakako, which is the old area of ​​the 6th lake that dried up 200-300 years ago. These 8 ponds are water from snow that melts in summer. Flowing from the slope near Mt. Fuji through the 80-year-old porous lava rocks, the water is exceptionally clear. Next to another pond, tourists can drink cold water directly from the source. There are also restaurants, souvenir shops, and some shops also sell grilled sweet potatoes and sambe snacks on small outdoor grills, giving off a delicious aroma. Take you to Tokyo, the capital of Japan and one of the 47 prefectures of Japan. Located in the central part of the country, it is a city with complete facilities and very convenient transportation. There are many tourist attractions, such as temples, natural attractions, food sources, shopping areas, shops and restaurants, walking streets, and many more.
Evening, free time for dinner at your leisure.
Accommodation TOKYO HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level

Morning, have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (meal 9)
Free shopping in Tokyo The guide will recommend you to travel by train to visit famous areas in Tokyo and shopping areas such as Shinjuku shopping, a large entertainment and shopping area in the heart of Tokyo. It is a center of cool and stylish fashion for fashionistas. Shinjuku Station is like the center of this area.
Kabuki-jo is an area full of department stores, large electrical appliance stores such as Big Camera and a nightlife entertainment area with many restaurants such as Izakaya.
Harajuku area, a stylish shopping area In Harajuku, you will find Japanese teenagers dressed in cosplay. Have fun dressing up and enjoying your own fashion with the freedom to dress cutely in many styles, both cute Lolita and cool Gothic. Or cool decora style, colorful wigs, unique and eye-catching. If you want beautiful clothes, socks, and accessories, you must not miss Harajuku, Japan.
Meiji Shrine, one of the famous shrines in Tokyo, was built to worship the spirits of Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken. During World War II, Meiji Shrine was destroyed, but was later renovated and rebuilt to the present day. This shrine is located near Harajuku Station, next to Yoyogi Park. At the entrance, there is a large torii gate in front. When you walk through, you will be in the middle of the city with 100,000 trees, or what is called Meiji Jingu's forest. It is very shady. Japanese people often come to walk and exercise in this area.
Shibuya is full of shopping areas, modern restaurants, cultural places, clubs, and many more. In addition, there are many places that foreigners know well, such as the statue of Hachiko, a loyal dog that has become a meeting point and a place where anyone who visits Shibuya must stop to take pictures. Shibuya Crossing, where people walk past each other until they are dizzy. Shibuya Center-gai, a shopping street where young people gather
Akihabara is a lively shopping area famous for its electrical appliance stores, ranging from small shops to large shopping malls such as Yodobashi Multimedia Akiba. There are also stores that specialize in Japanese comics, anime, and video games such as Tokyo Anime Center, which has both an exhibition and a souvenir section, and the 10-story Radio Kaikan, which is full of toys, card games, and collectibles. Nearby, there is also a cafe where the staff wear maid and butler costumes.
Alternatively, choose to take an optional tour to Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea and experience the grandeur of the legends and fantasy of adventure. The construction cost was 600 million yen by reclaiming the sea. You will experience various types of rides such as challenging yourself to be in space with SPACE MOUTAIN, thrilling with HAUNTED MANSION, thrilling with SPLASH MOUNTAIN, adventuring in the jungle with JUNGLE CRUISE, visiting the Winnie the Pooh house, exploring space with BUZZ LIGHTYEAR'S ASTRO BLASTERS, and entering the imaginative world with your favorite WALT DISDEY cartoon. The starting price for tickets is 3,000 baht for adults / 2,500 baht for children, excluding train fare. [Prices may change. If interested, please contact the staff.] * In order for you to have the most fun, lunch and dinner are not provided. 
Accommodation TOKYO HOTEL or equivalent 3-star level

Morning Have breakfast at the hotel restaurant (Meal 10)
Nezu Shrine is an old Shinto shrine in Tokyo and has been registered as an important national cultural property. In addition to its traditional beauty, Nezu Shrine is also famous for its azaleas (Azalea) or Tsutsuji flowers, which are planted in the garden on the hill of the shrine, about 3,000 trees (about 100 varieties). The azalea viewing is held around the second week of April to the beginning of May every year (depending on the weather). The shrine is surrounded by tall trees and mountains as a backdrop. On top of the hill, there are more than 100 torii gates lined up in a long line. See Asakusa Temple or Sensoji Temple, which is said to be the oldest temple in Tokyo. Which used to be a temple that Shoguns and samurai greatly worshiped in the past. Take you to worship the golden Kannon statue, which is enshrined in a large temple (behind a curtain) and take a souvenir photo with "Kaminarimon (Heavenly Gate)", which has a red lantern that is said to be "the largest lantern in the world", with a height of 4.5 meters. There is also "Nakamise Street", a shopping street with a variety of souvenirs such as key chains, beckoning cat dolls, samurai swords, kimono sets, Japanese umbrellas, or Agemanju sweets, a famous dessert of Asakusa Temple.
In the afternoon, have free time for lunch at your leisure.
Take you to walk along the Sumida River to see the cherry blossoms lined up on both sides of the Sumida River. During the spring, this is another highlight place where Japanese people like to travel to take pictures of the atmosphere and walk to see the cherry blossoms. Free time for you to take pictures to capture the impression with cherry blossom and Tokyo Sky Tree which opened on May 22, 2012 with the height of 634 meters (normally cherry blossom blooms around late mid-March to early April, subject to change depending on the weather). Shopping at Odaiba is an island that is the center of entertainment, a new city area formed from reclaimed sea as an island since 1850. This island demonstrates the vision and potential of the Japanese who can make the impossible possible. You can shop for a variety of products at DiverCity shopping mall, which has many shops, restaurants and entertainment venues. You can also take pictures with the new Gundam RX-0 Unicorn, a life-size model that is very big. In the mall, there are shops for Gundam fans such as Gundam Café and Aqua City shopping mall, a famous shopping mall in this area that should not be missed. Because of all the shops, whether it's clothing, restaurants, coffee shops, and a cinema with 13 theaters, the highlight here is on the 5th floor, which is Ramen Food Team Park, which gathers various types of ramen from all over Japan here.
Evening, free time for dinner as you wish.
When it's time to travel, take you to Haneda Airport.
When you arrive at Haneda Airport, check in and load your luggage to travel back to Thailand.