All 76 places on this map are pinned at their exact location, grouped into 18 areas (Day 1 - Skytree & Asakusa, Day 2 - Harajuku & Shibuya, Day 3 - Nikko Day Trip and more). Each one comes with a short note on what it is and why it is worth your time. Browsing is free, and with an Ikuzo account you can copy the whole map and reshape it into your own trip.
Go up the Skytree, lunch and relax at Solamachi Mall. Will probably be tired from the flight.
Evening visit: Nakamise Street, dinner, then Senso-ji at night.
Explore Shibuya area shopping.
Quick stop, then explore Shibuya area.
Quick glimpse, more interested in side streets.
[B-list] Walk through Cat Street to Shibuya.
Harajuku stroll continues here. Lunch in the area.
Early morning visit.
First stop after bus from Tobu-Nikko station.
Explore the Toshogu shrine area, lunch nearby.
[B-list] If time allows.
Walk along the stone Jizo statues by the river.
Morning walk and breakfast in the area.
Explore and have lunch.
[B-list] If bored in Akihabara, head here then izakaya dinner in Shimbashi.
Visit around 9:30.
Slow-paced afternoon exploring, dinner in the area.
Sunshine City, Ikebukuro. Around 10:00.
Lunch in Koreatown — no Korean restaurants back home!
Free observation deck. Visit early if Sunshine City not open yet, or later in the day.
Early afternoon stroll.
[B-list] Stop on the way back for Chinatown dinner. Love seeing Chinatowns worldwide!
First stop in Kamakura.
Take train from Kamakura to Hase area.
Walk through, grab street food.
The famous Kamakura Daibutsu.
Train to Enoshima, see the major spots on the island.
Bakeneko Festival ~10am. Festival appeared in a Brendan Fraser movie — may be crowded.
[B-list] Visit if time after arriving in Takayama.
[B-list] Explore old town if time after arriving in Takayama.
Half-day trip from Takayama. UNESCO gassho-zukuri village.
Morning markets in Takayama before heading to Shirakawa-go.
Stopover: explore station area, lunch (miso-katsu or kishimen).
Evening stroll and dinner on arrival day in Kyoto.
[B-list] Between Kiyomizu-dera and Yasaka.
Exploring for lunch or late lunch.
Early morning visit. Walk to Yasaka Shrine area after.
Walk south from Ginkaku-ji.
Walk from Kiyomizu-dera, explore the Higashiyama area until lunchtime.
Head here after Nishiki, then walk the Philosopher's Path.
[B-list] At the end of Philosopher's Path if time allows.
Late afternoon until closing (17:00).
All morning exploring Arashiyama area slowly. Lunch here.
Only if confirmed ethical. In Arashiyama area.
Early afternoon. Will be crowded but limited time — compromise.
Early morning ~7:00. Climb as far as possible (health limitations).
Visit the Great Buddha Hall.
Chill afternoon with the deer after arriving ~10:00 from Kyoto.
[B-list] Explore the historic merchant district if time.
Miyajima Island — explore the shrine and floating torii. Lunch on the island. Skip Mt. Misen ropeway.
Afternoon at Peace Memorial Park and Museum after returning from Miyajima.
Cable car ride on Day 16.
2-night stay. Day 1: cheaper accommodation, onsen and dinner. Day 2: village exploring, ropeway, fancy ryokan with kaiseki.
Tenma area — dinner and evening exploration. Japan's longest shopping street.
Explore Osaka Umeda area on arrival day. Lunch nearby.
Evening street food ~18:00. Last night in Japan!
Explore the retro district ~10:30, lunch here (kushikatsu!).
Morning ~8:00, explore the castle grounds.
Afternoon ~14:00, explore and finish souvenir shopping.



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Coordinates: 35.0084,135.7706 #gyoza
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高山陣屋 Places used as government offices during the Edo period are called "jinya," and it seems that Takayama is the only place in Japan where they still exist. More info: https://jinya.gifu.jp/ IG post: https://www.instagram.com/p/C3U7ahwSOsy/?img_index=6 #architecture
Best yakitori in Tokyo? Michelin star. Delicious and friendly owners. Need booking one month in advance. #yakitori

黒門市場 If you want to enjoy eating while walking through a market in Osaka, this is the place to go. Recently, many vendors cater more to tourists than to locals. More info: https://kuromon.com/en/ #food

You love Chinatowns — here's Japan's other major one! Smaller than Yokohama's but with amazing street food (butaman pork buns are legendary). Kobe is just 30 min from Osaka by train. Could be a half-day trip from Osaka.
Gorgeous Edo-period castle town famous for sara soba (buckwheat noodles served on small plates). About 1 hour from Kinosaki Onsen by bus. Totally off the tourist trail — a perfect half-day trip during your 2 nights in Kinosaki.
Charming retro shopping street in old Tokyo. Great street food (menchi-katsu croquettes!), cat-themed everything, and a lovely nostalgic atmosphere. Very flat and walkable. Near Ueno — perfect to pair with your Day 4.
One of Kyoto's most beautiful temples, especially famous for autumn foliage. Mid-to-late October should catch early momiji here. Right next to the Philosopher's Path — easy add to your Day 11.
The basement food hall (depachika) of Isetan is arguably the best in Tokyo. Wagyu bento, fresh sushi, pastries, mochi — it's a food lover's paradise. Free samples everywhere. Near Shinjuku station, perfect for your Day 5.