B线-【黄金路线】日本东京+富士山+京都+奈良+大阪7天6夜精华游

Overview: Upon your arrival in Tokyo, Japan, head to your hotel on your own.

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Tokyo

Konnichiwa (こんにちは)！Welcome to Tokyo, the capital city of Japan! On this day, based on your flight schedule, you will arrive in Tokyo by plane. Upon arriving at the airport, you will transfer to the designated hotel in Tokyo on your own. The accommodation in Tokyo will be a 4-star hotel in a convenient location. Tokyo, the capital of Japan, is one of Japan and Asia's largest economic centers. Tokyo is a hub for Japanese culture and art, with numerous museums, art galleries, theaters, and cultural venues, serving as a vital platform for artistic activities and cultural exchanges. Tokyo stands as a significant base for technological advancement, nurturing numerous high-tech companies and innovative talents, holding leading positions globally in areas like electronics, automotive, and robotics technology. Situated at the southern end of the Kanto Plain, Tokyo is surrounded by diverse natural landscapes including Mount Fuji, providing residents with leisure and outdoor activity spaces. At one point, the population of the Tokyo metropolitan area reached 36 million, accounting for one-third of Japan's total population. Despite the high cost of living, Tokyo provides residents with convenient living conditions, offering a plethora of shopping centers, entertainment facilities, and a rich culinary culture ranging from fine dining to street food. Arrival Ideas: Japan has two commonly used international airports. Narita International Airport, located 63.5 kilometers from the center of Tokyo, is the primary international air hub for Tokyo, where flights from China to Tokyo usually land. Tokyo International Airport (Haneda Airport), is situated 17 kilometers from the center of Tokyo and mainly serves domestic flights within Japan and some international flights, including flights to South Korea and other East Asian regions. Cities that have direct flights to Tokyo include, but are not limited to: Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Hangzhou, Xi'an, Chengdu, Chongqing, Hong Kong, Taipei, Kaohsiung, Seoul, Singapore, Bangkok, Kuala Lumpur, Jakarta, Bali, Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and more. Please note that flight information is subject to changes based on time and market demand. Contact us to obtain the latest flight information and prices. In Japan, using public transportation such as the subway & JR trains is recommended to save costs, avoid traffic congestion, and help reduce carbon emissions. Taxi fares in Japan are relatively high, with a starting fare of around 660 Japanese yen and 140 yen per kilometer. Waiting time is also charged. Surcharges are applicable during nighttime and peak hours (+20%), and expressway tolls are additional. Extra fees are levied for large luggage. For instance, a taxi ride from Tokyo Tower to Narita Airport, covering about 60-70 km, might cost around 25,000-35,000 Japanese yen (roughly 170-237 USD).

Overview: Travel to enjoy views of Mount Fuji from a distance, visit Arakurayama Sengen Park, and take a cruise on Lake Kawaguchi, before returning to Tokyo. (B)

Attractions: 2 Sites

Activities: Vehicle

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Tokyo

Today, it will be a full-day round trip to admire the breathtaking views of Mount Fuji from Lake Kawaguchi, Mount Fuji is the tallest mountain in Japan. It's a famous volcano with a perfectly symmetrical cone shape. Visiting Mount Fuji is essential for any traveler in Japan. As a UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mount Fuji (3,776m) stands as an iconic symbol of Japan, a cultural and spiritual landmark (recognized as a holy mountain in Shintoism), and a natural marvel. When picturing Mount Fuji, its distinctive perfect cone shape and snow-capped peak likely come to mind. Among the most renowned depictions is Katsushika Hokusai's 'Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji'. Hokusai, one of the "Three Greats of Ukiyo-e", is best known for his masterpiece "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" which can be seen on the 1,000 Japanese yen bill. Begin your journey at the renowned Arakurayama Sengen Park, where you can admire the magnificent view of a five-story pagoda set against a backdrop of majestic mountains. Hike about 15-20 minutes up to Arakurayama Sengen Shrine, dedicated to the mountain god. The shrine is surrounded by beautiful gardens and offers a peaceful atmosphere. Enjoy the gorgeous scenery and capture iconic photos at the famous Red Fuji Observation Deck. Next, head to Lake Kawaguchi, another excellent location to leisurely view Mount Fuji. The lake boasts crystal-clear waters, providing breathtaking views of the iconic mountain and a serene atmosphere. Enjoy a cruise on the tranquil waters to marvel at the stunning reflection of Mt. Fuji in Lake Kawaguchi. Additionally, take a leisurely stroll around the lake and explore the nearby parks, galleries, and museums based on your interests. After that, head back to Tokyo overnight and have a good rest. Notes: It is a long day trip, and there will be a surcharge if the tour exceeds 8 hours (For Guide, driver & vehicle). If the weather is clear, you can enjoy a good view of Mt. Fuji. However, if the weather is not favorable, Mt. Fuji may not be visible. The best time to view Mount Fuji is generally from December to February when skies are clearer and the peak is snow-capped. And also, April to May (for blooming cherry blossoms) and October to November (for the autumn foliage) are good times. Early mornings often provide the best visibility before clouds obscure the view. Different locations around Mount Fuji offer varying perspectives, with some spots known for their clear views.

Overview: During Tokyo group tour, visit Meiji Jingu Shrine, Shibuya Crossing, the Hachiko Statue, Senso-ji Temple, enjoy an overlook of Tokyo Skytree Tower, and explore Tsukiji Fish Market. (B)

Attractions: 4 Sites

Activities: Vehicle

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Tokyo

After breakfast, your guide and driver will pick up your group at your hotel. Start an amazing day exploring Tokyo in a small group! First to visit Meiji Jingu Shrine (Meiji Shrine), a Shinto Shrine dedicated to Emperor Meiji (1852-1912) and Empress Shoken (1849-1914), who played a crucial role in modernizing Japan while excelled in writing Waka (traditional Japanese poems of 31 syllables in the pattern 5-7-5-7-7). Meiji Shrine is also a popular venue for traditional weddings, where you will have the opportunity to witness a Japanese wedding procession and experience the charm of Japanese traditional culture. The Meiji Shrine is nestled within a tranquil forest that covers an area of 70 hectares, providing a peaceful escape from the bustling city. This forest is home to over 100,000 trees that were donated from regions across Japan during the shrine's construction, in honor of their beloved Emperor Meiji (who established Shinto as the state religion) and Empress Shoken. Take a stroll along the paths and enjoy the fresh air and natural beauty. You will walk through Japan's largest wooden Torii gate, standing in its natural wooden hue and weighing up to 13 tons. The Torii gate serves as the Symbol of Shinto Shrines, marking the transition from the worldly to the sacred. Then, you will notice the impressive Sake Barrel Wall along the South Approach, which features offerings from sake breweries and believers across Japan, including barrels of sake and Western liquor, reflecting Emperor Meiji's fondness for Western culture. At the main hall of Meiji Shrine, you can witness locals washing their hands and rinsing their mouths at Purification Font before worship as a sign of respect. You can offer a 5-yen coin (symbolizing a connection) like locals and pray for blessings. In the eyes of the Japanese, Meiji Shrine is considered to have such boundless capabilities, from naming ceremonies for newborns, to coming-of-age ceremonies, graduation ceremonies, seeking marriage partners, praying for world peace, family well-being, safe travels, good health, warding off calamity, etc. In addition to immersing yourself in Japanese Shinto traditions and architecture, revel in the enchanting surroundings filled with lush trees, serene ponds, graceful bridges, and stone pathways that epitomize the essence of traditional Japanese garden art. You should visit here to enjoy the vibrant bloom of cherry blossoms in spring, the verdant beauty of summer, the fiery hues of autumn leaves, and the serene snowy landscapes of winter. Tips for Visiting Meiji Jingu Shrine: Wear modest clothing: Respect the sacred nature of the shrine by dressing appropriately. Be mindful of noise levels: Maintain a quiet and respectful atmosphere. Inner Garden (Optional; self-pay; once Imperial Property), and Meiji Jingu Museum (Optional; self-pay; items used by the imperial couple). Then, move to visit Shibuya Crossing, one of the busiest intersections in the world, accommodating approximately 3,000 people per minute. As one of Tokyo's iconic locations, Shibuya attracts tourists and photographers from around the globe who come to observe and capture its essence. Numerous movies, TV shows, commercials, and music videos are filmed at this location, such as "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift." Additionally, if you're interested in the story of Hachiko, the loyal dog, you can also visit his bronze statue. This Hachiko statue is located outside Shibuya Station and was erected to commemorate Hachiko's loyalty. Not only is it a popular meeting spot, but it's also a must-visit attraction for tourists. The statue symbolizes the power of loyalty and love, serving as a touching tribute. In the afternoon, head to Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon Temple), a must-visit for anyone traveling to Tokyo. Senso-ji Temple (Asakusa Kannon Temple), is one of the oldest and most famous Buddhist temples in Tokyo, located in the Asakusa district of Taito, Tokyo. The temple is dedicated to Kannon Bosatsu (Avalokiteshvara), the Bodhisattva of compassion. According to legend, in 628 AD, two fishermen retrieved a statue of Kannon from the Sumida River and decided to construct a temple to enshrine it. Completed in 645 AD, Senso-ji has since become a spiritual symbol of Tokyo. The temple's entrance is marked by the iconic Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), featuring a massive red lantern and protective deity statues that symbolize the temple's guardians against evil spirits. This gate is a popular photo spot and marks the beginning of Nakamise Street, a lively shopping street lined with stalls offering traditional Japanese snacks, crafts, and souvenirs, which leads up to the temple's second gate, the Hozomon. Beyond the Hozomon lies the main hall, dedicated to Kannon and adorned with exquisite decorations, where devotees pray and worship. Adjacent to the main hall is the temple's five-story pagoda, another striking feature, representing the traditional Japanese architectural style and symbolizing the five elements of Buddhist cosmology - earth, water, fire, wind, and void. From Senso-ji looking south, you capture a photograph of Skytree Tower (Japan's Tallest Tower; 634 meters). On this street, you can see both old buildings and modern skyscrapers together, providing a visual contrast between traditional and modern. After that, you can explore Tsukiji Fish Market (Now Toyosu Market). Tsukiji Fish Market was once the world's largest fish market, famous for its tuna auctions. However, in 2018, it relocated to a new, larger facility called Toyosu Market. You can still enjoy fresh seafood (sashimi, sushi, or seafood rice bowls), purchase kitchenware, and learn about a variety of seafood, including the characteristics, cooking methods, and nutritional value of different types of seafood. After the tour, your group will be escorted back to your hotel in Tokyo.

Overview: Get from Tokyo to Kyoto by Shinkansen (Bullet Train) and visit Kinkakuji Temple and Nijo Castle. (B)

Attractions: 2 Sites

Activities: Shinkansen, Vehicle

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Kyoto

On this day, your driver in Tokyo will take you to the train station, where your group will board the Shinkansen (bullet train) to Kyoto. Shinkansen Ride Experience: At Tokyo Station, board the Shinkansen bound for Kyoto Station (about 2.5 hours). This fast and comfortable journey offers an opportunity to enjoy the changing landscapes of urban and rural Japan. Kyoto, located in the Kansai region of the country, was once the capital of Japan. It epitomizes ancient Japan and is famous for tranquil temples, exquisite gardens, colorful shrines, grand imperial palaces, and ornate castles. Boasting 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites, over 1,000 Buddhist temples, and more than 400 Shinto shrines, Kyoto is among the world's most culturally rich cities. It's also known for traditional Japanese arts and practices, such as tea ceremonies, kaiseki dining (a traditional multi-course meal), and ikebana (flower arranging). It remains one of the best places to see geishas, who are traditional Japanese female entertainers known for their refined skills in arts, music, dance, and conversation. Upon arrival in Kyoto, the local guide and driver will be waiting in the designated area to greet you and escort you for today's sightseeing in Kyoto. In this afternoon, your group will visit one of Kyoto's most iconic sights, Kinkakuji Temple (Golden Pavilion) - a UNESCO World Heritage site. This Zen Buddhist temple is famous for its stunning golden exterior. The temple's stunning visual appeal comes from its top two floors, which are completely covered in gold leaf. The reflection of the golden structure shimmering in the pond in front of it, makes it perfect for photos and quiet reflection. It was originally built in 1397 as a retirement villa for Shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. After Yoshimitsu's death, as per his will, the villa was converted into a Zen temple by his son. Next, head to Nijo Castle, another UNESCO World Heritage site, to delve deeper into Japan's feudal history. Constructed in 1603 as the Kyoto residence of Tokugawa Ieyasu, the first shogun of the Edo period, its expansive grounds and ornate architecture highlight the power and wealth of the dominant samurai clans during the Edo period (1603-1867). The castle features two concentric rings of fortifications, each consisting of a wall and a wide moat. After passing through the grand Kara-mon (gate), you will enter Ninomaru Palace, which is divided into five buildings with numerous chambers. The interiors are adorned with masterful paintings by the Kano school, reflecting the cultural and artistic heritage of the era. The castle is renowned for its "nightingale floors," (that sing and squeak at every move, making it difficult for intruders to move about quietly), designed as a security measure against intruders. Don't miss the excellent Ninomaru Palace Garden, which was designed by the tea master and landscape architect, Kobori Enshu. After the tour, you will be escorted to your 4-star hotel in Kyoto. Have a good rest!

Overview: Explore Kyoto on group tour that includes visits to Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, Kiyomizudera Temple, Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka streets, Yasaka Shrine, and the historic Gion district. (B)

Attractions: 6 Sites

Activities: Vehicle

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Kyoto

Kyoto, once the capital of Japan, epitomizes ancient Japan. Boasting 17 UNESCO World Heritage sites, over 1,000 Buddhist temples, and more than 400 Shinto shrines, Kyoto is among the world's most culturally rich cities. Known for traditional arts like tea ceremonies, kaiseki dining, and ikebana (flower arranging), Kyoto is also one of the best places to observe geishas. After breakfast, your group will explore Kyoto for a full day. Start the morning in Kyoto bright and early at one of its most iconic sites - the Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, to beat the crowds. Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine is famous for its thousands of vermilion torii gates, known as Senbon Torii (“thousands of torii gates”). Layers upon layers of vermilion torii gates line the lush, wooded hillside, forming a seemingly endless corridor. The vibrant orange and black gates contrast beautifully with the surrounding greenery, creating a visually stunning and almost otherworldly path that is highly photogenic. Fushimi Inari Taisha was founded in the early 8th century (711 AD) and is primarily dedicated to Inari, the Shinto god of rice, fertility, sake, agriculture, and industry. As you explore the shrine, you will encounter hundreds of fox statues. Said to be the messengers of the god Inari, who is associated with cereal grains, these fox statues often symbolize the deity. Many of these fox statues are depicted holding a key in their mouths, which is said to open the granary. Tips: Hiking to the summit of the mountain and back will take two to three hours, but many people go only as far as the Yotsutsuji intersection because there are fewer torii gates beyond this point. It will take 30 to 40 minutes to reach Yotsutsuji. Next, visit Kiyomizudera Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Perched on the hillside of Eastern Kyoto, this temple is renowned for its wooden stage that juts out over the hill, providing stunning views of the city and the surrounding nature. The temple's main hall, constructed entirely without the use of nails, is an architectural marvel. Kiyomizu-dera is also celebrated for its sacred waters, which are believed to have wish-granting powers that draw countless visitors who come to drink from its stream. Don't miss the Hondo (Main Hall), Jishu Shrine, the Otowa Waterfall, and the spiritual experience of the Tainai-Meguri room. Tips: The scenery at Kiyomizu-dera Temple is distinctively beautiful in each season, offering a unique charm year-round. In spring, the mountains are adorned with charming cherry blossoms; in summer, they are lush with vibrant greenery; in autumn, they are decorated with brilliantly colored leaves; and in winter, they are filled with enchanting trees. Then, walk up the well-preserved streets of Ninenzaka and Sannenzaka. These charming, sloping streets are lined with traditional shops and quaint tea houses, offering a nostalgic glimpse into Kyoto's past. As you stroll through these areas, you can shop for unique crafts, sample local snacks, and perhaps stop at a café to relax and soak in the atmosphere of old Kyoto. Continue to Yasaka Shrine, the guardian shrine of the Gion entertainment district, which dates back over 1350 years. Yasaka Shrine is particularly favored by those seeking beauty and wealth. Visiting this significant Shinto shrine in Kyoto, you may also find yourself gaining some good luck. The shrine is most famous for its Gion Matsuri in July, during which you can witness the procession where the deities of Yasaka are paraded through the city streets. Adjacent to the shrine, Gion is Kyoto's famous geisha district. Here, you might catch a glimpse of Geisha (Geiko) in their elaborate kimonos and traditional makeup. As you wander through the cobblestone streets of Gion, take a moment to appreciate the beautifully preserved machiya (wooden townhouses), ochaya (teahouses), and exclusive ryotei (traditional Japanese restaurants). Gion is particularly enchanting at dusk when the lanterns are lit and geishas and maiko (apprentice geishas) make their way to evening appointments, making the narrow lanes come alive. After the tour, your group will be escorted back to your hotel.

Overview: Travel from Kyoto to Nara and then to Osaka, visiting Todaiji Temple, Nara Park, Kasuga Taisha Shrine, Osaka Castle Park, and Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street. (B)

Attractions: 5 Sites

Activities: Vehicle

Meals: Breakfast

Accommodation: 4-star hotel in Osaka

In this morning, your group will depart from Kyoto and head to Nara, an approximately 1.5-hour car ride. Before Kyoto, there was Nara, Japan's first permanent capital and one of the country's most rewarding destinations. Nara boasts 8 World Cultural Heritage sites, making it Japan's second most culturally rich city after Kyoto. Visit Todaiji Temple, one of Japan's most historically significant temples and a UNESCO World Heritage site. It is known for housing the world's largest bronze statue of the Buddha Vairocana, which stands just over 16m high and consists of 437 tonnes of bronze and 130kg of gold. It represents Vairocana Buddha and is flanked by two Bodhisattvas. Todaiji's main hall, Daibutsu-den (Big Buddha Hall), is one of the world' 's largest all-wood buildings, even though the present reconstruction of 1692 is only two-thirds of the original temple hall's size. Walk to Nara Park, adjacent to Kasuga Taisha. This park is famous for its hundreds of freely roaming deer, considered messengers of the gods in Shinto tradition. Purchase some shika senbei (deer crackers) to feed the deer as you stroll through the park. Head to Kasuga Taisha (Kasuga Grand Shrine), Nara's most celebrated Shinto shrine, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. It is renowned for its lanterns, which have been donated by worshippers. Hundreds of bronze lanterns can be seen hanging from the buildings, while thousands of stone lanterns line its approach and the surrounding woods. These lanterns are lit twice a year during the Lantern Festivals in February and August, creating an ethereal and mesmerizing atmosphere. After the tour, drive to Osaka (typically takes around 45 minutes to an hour). Osaka, Japan's third-largest city and a major economic hub, is renowned for its rich history, diverse cuisine, distinctive culture, and robust economic strength. The city's unique sense of humor and open personality make it an exceptionally interesting place, more colorful than most cities. Acres of concrete are covered with dazzling neon lights and brightly colored storefronts. Osaka is a city that loves to eat, known as the "nation's kitchen", boasting a wide variety of culinary delights. In this afternoon, visit Osaka Castle Park, one of Japan's most famous landmarks and a symbol of Osaka's historical grandeur. Originally built in 1583 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a powerful daimyo who aimed to unify Japan, it was the largest castle of its time. After multiple renovations and reconstructions, today's Osaka Castle has been transformed into an open park, covering a total area of 105.6 hectares, making it a must-visit attraction. Walking into the scenic area of Osaka Castle, you'll be amazed by the massive scale and precision of the moats, gates, and stone walls. The largest stone slab is 11 meters wide, and many stones are inscribed with the crests of the 64 daimyō (feudal lords) tasked with the castle's construction back in 1620. Overlook the Main Tower (Tenshukaku) of Osaka Castle, which stands tall against the sky at the center of the extensive castle grounds. Take some time to stroll through the Nishinomaru Garden, which offers a picturesque setting with over 600 cherry trees and beautiful views of the castle tower from below. This is especially enchanting during the cherry blossom season, which usually occurs in late March and/or early April. Last, enjoy shopping at Shinsaibashi-suji Shopping Street, Osaka's busiest shopping arcade. Then, head to the lively district of Dotonbori, where waterways are lined with luminous advertisements and signs. It's especially glitzy during the holiday season, with decorations strung across the bridges. Full of fantastic restaurants, clubs, and karaoke bars, it's the city's go-to area for entertainment. Take a photo at the iconic Glico Man sign. Try takoyaki, ball-shaped octopus bites, kushikatsu (Japanese deep-fried skewered meat and vegetables), and okonomiyaki, a savory Japanese pancake topped with whatever you like. Free Time Ideas: visit Shinsekai (New World), an old neighborhood known for its nostalgic atmosphere reminiscent of the Showa era. Tsutenkaku Tower is the iconic landmark of this district. It was inspired by cities like Paris and New York. From a modern perspective, this 100-meter-tall steel tower may not seem particularly high, yet it holds a significant place in local history as a symbol of progress and innovation. Visiting Shinsekai is like stepping back in time, offering both the charm of yesteryears and the excitement of modern urban culture. After the tour, your group will be escorted to the 4 star hotel in Osaka.

Overview: Depart from Osaka and transfer to the airport on your own. (B)

Meals: Breakfast

After breakfast, it's time to say goodbye to Osaka, as your 7-day Japan group tour comes to an end. Today, you will need to head to the airport on your own, depending on your flight schedule. Kansai International Airport (KIX) in Osaka is available for your departure flight. Tip: If you would like a private transfer from your hotel to the airport with Asia Odyssey Travel, please contact our travel experts in advance. We can arrange it for you. Thank you for choosing Asia Odyssey Travel for your Japan tour. We are dedicated to enhancing your travel experience and look forward to welcoming you on your next adventure in Asia. Have a safe journey home!

你好（こんにちは）！欢迎来到日本首都东京！ 这一天，根据您的航班安排，您将乘飞机抵达东京。到达机场后，您需自行前往东京指定酒店。东京的住宿为位置便利的4星级酒店。 东京是日本的首都，也是日本和亚洲最大的经济中心之一。东京是日本文化和艺术的枢纽，拥有众多博物馆、美术馆、剧院和文化场所，是艺术活动和文化交流的重要平台。东京是科技进步的重要基地，培育了众多高科技公司和创新人才，在电子、汽车和机器人技术等领域处于全球领先地位。 东京位于关东平原南端，周围环绕着包括富士山在内的多样自然景观，为居民提供了休闲和户外活动空间。东京都会区人口一度达到3600万，占日本总人口的三分之一。尽管生活成本高昂，东京为居民提供了便利的生活条件，拥有众多购物中心、娱乐设施以及从精致餐饮到街头美食的丰富饮食文化。 抵达建议： 日本有两个常用的国际机场。成田国际机场距离东京市中心63.5公里，是东京的主要国际航空枢纽，从中国飞往东京的航班通常在此降落。东京国际机场（羽田机场）距离东京市中心17公里，主要服务日本国内航班和一些国际航班，包括飞往韩国及其他东亚地区的航班。 有直飞东京航班的城市包括但不限于：北京、上海、广州、深圳、杭州、西安、成都、重庆、香港、台北、高雄、首尔、新加坡、曼谷、吉隆坡、雅加达、巴厘岛、马尼拉、胡志明市、河内等。请注意，航班信息会随时间和市场需求变化。请联系我们获取最新航班信息和价格。 在日本，建议使用地铁和JR列车等公共交通工具，以节省成本、避免交通拥堵并帮助减少碳排放。日本出租车费用相对较高，起步价约为660日元，每公里140日元。等待时间也计费。夜间和高峰时段需加收20%的附加费，高速公路通行费另计。大件行李需支付额外费用。例如，从东京塔到成田机场，约60-70公里，出租车费用可能在25,000-35,000日元左右（约合170-237美元）。 概述：抵达日本东京后，自行前往酒店。 住宿：东京4星级酒店

今天将从河口湖远眺富士山，进行一整天的往返行程。 富士山是日本最高的山峰，也是一座著名的火山，拥有完美对称的圆锥形山体。对任何到日本旅行的人来说，富士山都是必看之地。作为联合国教科文组织世界遗产，富士山（海拔3,776米）是日本的标志性象征、文化和精神地标（在神道教中被奉为圣山），也是自然奇观。提到富士山，人们往往会想到它独特的完美锥形和白雪覆盖的山顶。最著名的描绘之一是葛饰北斋的《富岳三十六景》。北斋是“浮世绘三大家”之一，其代表作《神奈川冲浪里》最为人熟知，这幅作品也出现在1000日元纸币上。 行程从著名的新仓山浅间公园开始，在这里可以欣赏到以雄伟山峦为背景的五层宝塔。徒步约15至20分钟可到达新仓山浅间神社，这里供奉山神。神社周围有美丽的花园，氛围宁静。在著名的红富士观景台欣赏绚丽景色，拍摄标志性照片。 接下来前往河口湖，这是另一个悠闲观赏富士山的绝佳地点。湖水清澈，可以欣赏到富士山的壮丽景色，氛围宁静。在平静的湖面上乘船游览，欣赏富士山在河口湖中的倒影。此外，可以沿湖悠闲漫步，并根据兴趣探索附近的公园、画廊和博物馆。 之后返回东京过夜，好好休息。 注意事项： 这是一次长途一日游，如果行程超过8小时，将收取附加费（针对导游、司机和车辆）。 如果天气晴朗，可以好好欣赏富士山。但如果天气不佳，富士山可能无法看到。 观赏富士山的最佳时间通常是12月至2月，此时天空更晴朗，山顶有积雪。此外，4月至5月（樱花盛开）和10月至11月（秋叶）也是好时节。 清晨通常能见度最佳，之后云层会遮挡视线。富士山周围的不同地点提供不同视角，有些地点以视野清晰而闻名。 概述：前往远处欣赏富士山景色，参观新仓山浅间公园，并在河口湖乘坐游船，之后返回东京。（含早餐） 景点：2个景点 交通与活动：车辆 用餐：早餐 住宿：东京4星级酒店

早餐后，导游和司机会到酒店接您一行人。开启精彩的小团东京探索之旅！ 首先参观明治神宫，这是一座神社，供奉明治天皇（1852-1912）和昭宪皇太后（1849-1914）。他们在日本现代化进程中发挥了关键作用，同时擅长写作和歌（传统日本诗歌，31个音节，5-7-5-7-7模式）。明治神宫也是传统婚礼的热门场地，您将有机会目睹日本婚礼游行，体验日本传统文化的魅力。 明治神宫坐落在占地70公顷的宁静森林中，远离喧嚣城市，提供一片宁静的避风港。这片森林有超过10万棵树，在建宫时由日本各地捐赠，以纪念敬爱的明治天皇（他将神道教定为国教）和昭宪皇太后。 沿着小径漫步，享受新鲜空气和自然美景。您将穿过日本最大的木制鸟居，它保持天然木色，重达13吨。鸟居是神社的象征，标志着从世俗到神圣的过渡。然后，您会注意到南参道旁令人印象深刻的酒桶墙，展示来自日本各地酿酒厂和信徒的供品，包括清酒和西方烈酒的酒桶，反映明治天皇对西方文化的喜爱。 在明治神宫正殿，您可以看到当地人在净手亭洗手漱口，以示敬意，然后再参拜。您可以像当地人一样投掷5日元硬币（象征结缘）并祈祷祝福。在日本人眼中，明治神宫被认为具有无边法力，从新生儿命名仪式、成人礼、毕业典礼、寻求姻缘、祈祷世界和平、家庭幸福、旅途平安、身体健康、驱邪等。 除了沉浸在日本神道传统和建筑中，还可欣赏周围迷人的环境，充满茂密树木、宁静池塘、优雅桥梁和石径，体现传统日本园林艺术的精髓。您应该来这里欣赏春天樱花盛开、夏天绿意盎然、秋天红叶似火、冬天雪景宁静。 参观明治神宫小贴士： 穿着得体：尊重神社的神圣性，着装适当。 注意噪音：保持安静和尊重的氛围。 内苑（可选；自费；曾是皇室财产），以及明治神宫博物馆（可选；自费；展示天皇夫妇使用过的物品）。 然后，前往参观涩谷十字路口，世界上最繁忙的十字路口之一，每分钟约容纳3000人。作为东京标志性地点之一，涩谷吸引来自全球的游客和摄影师前来观察和捕捉其精髓。许多电影、电视节目、广告和音乐视频在此拍摄，如《速度与激情3：东京漂移》。 此外，如果您对忠犬八公的故事感兴趣，还可以参观他的铜像。这座八公像位于涩谷站外，为纪念八公的忠诚而建。它不仅是热门会面地点，也是游客必访景点。雕像象征忠诚与爱的力量，是感人的致敬。 下午，前往浅草寺（浅草观音寺），任何来东京旅行的人都必去。浅草寺是东京最古老、最著名的佛教寺庙之一，位于东京台东区浅草。寺庙供奉观音菩萨（慈悲菩萨）。据传说，公元628年，两位渔民从隅田川捞起一尊观音像，决定建寺供奉。645年建成后，浅草寺成为东京的精神象征。 寺庙入口以标志性的雷门为标志，有巨大的红灯笼和守护神雕像，象征寺庙抵御恶灵的守护者。这个门是热门拍照点，也是仲见世街的起点，这条热闹的购物街两旁摊位出售传统日本小吃、工艺品和纪念品，通往寺庙的第二道门宝藏门。 宝藏门后是正殿，供奉观音，装饰精美，信徒在此祈祷参拜。正殿旁是寺庙的五重塔，另一显著特征，代表传统日本建筑风格，象征佛教宇宙观的五大元素——地、水、火、风、空。 从浅草寺向南看，您可以拍摄晴空塔（日本最高塔；634米）。在这条街上，您可以看到老建筑和现代摩天大楼并存，提供传统与现代的视觉对比。 之后，您可以探索筑地鱼市场（现为丰洲市场）。筑地鱼市场曾是世界上最大的鱼市场，以金枪鱼拍卖闻名。然而，2018年，它搬迁到更大设施的新址，称为丰洲市场。您仍然可以享用新鲜海鲜（生鱼片、寿司或海鲜饭），购买厨具，了解各种海鲜，包括不同种类海鲜的特点、烹饪方法和营养价值。 游览结束后，您一行人将被送回东京的酒店。 概述：在东京小团游中，参观明治神宫、涩谷十字路口、八公像、浅草寺，眺望东京晴空塔，探索筑地鱼市场。（含早餐） 景点：4个景点 交通与活动：车辆 用餐：早餐 住宿：东京4星级酒店

这一天，您在东京的司机会送您前往火车站，您的团队将从这里搭乘新干线（子弹列车）前往京都。新干线体验：在东京站，登上开往京都站的新干线（约2.5小时）。这段旅程快速舒适，沿途可以欣赏日本城市与乡村景观的变化。 京都位于日本的关西地区，曾是日本的首都。它是古代日本的代表，以宁静的寺庙、精美的庭园、色彩丰富的神社、宏伟的皇宫和华丽的城堡而闻名。京都拥有17处联合国教科文组织世界遗产、1000多座佛教寺庙和400多座神道教神社，是世界上文化最丰富的城市之一。这里也以日本传统艺术和习俗闻名，如茶道、怀石料理（传统的多道菜餐食）和花道（插花）。这里仍是观赏艺伎的最佳地点之一。艺伎是日本传统女性表演者，以艺术、音乐、舞蹈和交谈方面的精湛技艺著称。 抵达京都后，当地导游和司机将在指定区域等候迎接您，并陪同您开始今天的京都观光。 今天下午，您的团队将参观京都最具代表性的景点之一——金阁寺（Golden Pavilion），这是一处联合国教科文组织世界遗产。这座禅宗佛教寺庙以耀眼的金色外观闻名。寺庙夺目的视觉效果来自顶部两层，这两层完全覆以金箔。金色建筑在前方池塘中的倒影波光粼粼，非常适合拍照，也适合安静地感受此处氛围。它最初建于1397年，是足利义满将军的退休别墅。义满去世后，按照他的遗嘱，别墅由其子改建为禅寺。 接下来前往二条城，另一处联合国教科文组织世界遗产，进一步了解日本的封建历史。二条城建于1603年，是江户时代第一代将军德川家康的京都住所。其广阔的场地和华丽的建筑彰显了江户时代（1603-1867）主要武士家族的权力与财富。 城堡有两圈同心防御工事，每圈由一道墙和宽阔的护城河组成。穿过宏伟的唐门（Kara-mon）后，您将进入二之丸御殿。御殿分为五栋建筑，内有许多房间。内部装饰着狩野派大师的画作，反映了那个时代的文化和艺术遗产。城堡以“莺鸣地板”闻名（每走一步都会发出吱吱声，使入侵者难以悄然行动），这是作为一种防入侵安全措施而设计的。不要错过精美的二之丸庭园，它由茶道大师和景观建筑师小堀远州设计。 游览结束后，将送您前往京都的4星级酒店。好好休息！ 概述：从东京乘坐新干线（子弹列车）前往京都，参观金阁寺和二条城。（含早餐） 景点：2个景点 交通与活动：新干线、车辆 用餐：早餐 住宿：京都4星级酒店

京都曾是日本的首都，是古代日本的缩影。京都拥有17处联合国教科文组织世界遗产、1000多座佛教寺庙和400多座神社，是全球文化最丰富的城市之一。京都以茶道、怀石料理和花道（插花）等传统艺术闻名，也是观赏艺伎的最佳地点之一。 早餐后，您的团队将花一整天探索京都。清晨早早出发，前往京都最具标志性的景点之一——伏见稻荷大社，以避开人群。 伏见稻荷大社以其数千座朱红色鸟居而闻名，被称为“千本鸟居”（“数千座鸟居”）。层层叠叠的朱红色鸟居排列在郁郁葱葱的林木山坡上，形成看似无尽的走廊。鲜艳的橙色和黑色鸟居与周围的绿植形成美丽的对比，营造出视觉上令人惊叹、几乎超凡脱俗的路径，非常适合拍照。 伏见稻荷大社建于8世纪初（公元711年），主要供奉稻荷神，即神道教中掌管稻米、生育、清酒、农业和工业的神。探索神社时，您会遇到数百座狐狸雕像。据说这些狐狸雕像是稻荷神的使者，与谷物相关，常常象征这位神明。许多狐狸雕像嘴里叼着钥匙，据说可以打开粮仓。 提示：徒步到山顶再返回需要两到三个小时，但许多人只走到四辻路口，因为过了这里鸟居较少。到达四辻需要30到40分钟。 接下来，参观联合国教科文组织世界遗产清水寺。这座寺庙坐落在京都东部的山坡上，以其突出的木制舞台闻名，可俯瞰城市和周围自然风光的壮丽景色。寺庙的主殿完全不用钉子建造，是建筑奇迹。清水寺还以其圣水著称，据说有许愿的力量，吸引无数游客前来饮用。不要错过本堂（主殿）、地主神社、音羽瀑布，以及胎内巡游房间的精神体验。 提示：清水寺的景色在每个季节都独特美丽，全年提供独特魅力。春天，山上点缀着迷人的樱花；夏天，绿意盎然；秋天，装饰着绚丽的红叶；冬天，充满迷人的树木。 然后，漫步在保存完好的二年坂和三年坂街道上。这些迷人的坡道街道两旁是传统商店和古色古香的茶馆，提供对京都过去的怀旧一瞥。漫步在这些区域时，您可以购买独特的手工艺品，品尝当地小吃，或许在咖啡馆停下来放松，沉浸在老京都的氛围中。 继续前往八坂神社，这是祇园艺能区的守护神社，历史可追溯到1350多年前。八坂神社特别受寻求美丽和财富的人青睐。参观这座京都重要的神社，您也可能获得一些好运。神社最著名的是7月的祇园祭，期间您可以目睹八坂神明的游行队伍穿过城市街道。 神社旁边是京都著名的艺伎区祇园。在这里，您可能会瞥见穿着华丽和服和传统妆容的艺伎（艺子）。漫步在祇园的石板街道上，花点时间欣赏保存完好的町屋（木制联排别墅）、茶屋和独家的料亭（传统日本餐厅）。祇园在黄昏时分尤其迷人，灯笼点亮，艺伎和舞伎（艺伎学徒）前往晚间预约，使狭窄的小巷活跃起来。 游览结束后，您的团队将被送回酒店。 概述：参加团队游探索京都，包括参观伏见稻荷大社、清水寺、二年坂和三年坂街道、八坂神社以及历史悠久的祇园区。（含早餐） 景点：6个景点 交通与活动：车辆 用餐：早餐 住宿：京都4星级酒店

今天上午，您的团队将从京都出发前往奈良，车程约1.5小时。在京都成为首都之前，奈良是日本第一个永久首都，也是日本最值得游览的目的地之一。奈良拥有8处世界文化遗产，是日本文化底蕴仅次于京都的城市。 参观东大寺，这是日本历史上最重要的寺庙之一，也是联合国教科文组织世界遗产。东大寺因供奉着世界上最大的青铜毗卢遮那佛像而闻名，佛像高逾16米，由437吨青铜和130公斤黄金铸成。佛像代表毗卢遮那佛，两侧各有一尊菩萨。东大寺的主殿大佛殿是世界上最大的全木结构建筑之一，不过现存建筑为1692年重建，规模仅为原大殿的三分之二。 步行前往奈良公园，公园毗邻春日大社。这座公园以数百只自由漫步的鹿而闻名，在神道教传统中，鹿被认为是神的使者。您可以买些鹿仙贝喂鹿，一边在公园里散步。 前往春日大社，这是奈良最著名的神道教神社，也是联合国教科文组织世界遗产。春日大社以信徒捐赠的灯笼闻名。建筑上悬挂着数百盏青铜灯笼，参道和周围树林中排列着数千盏石灯笼。每年2月和8月的灯笼节期间，这些灯笼会点亮两次，营造出空灵迷人的氛围。 游览结束后，乘车前往大阪（通常需要约45分钟至1小时）。大阪是日本第三大城市和主要经济中心，以丰富的历史、多样的美食、独特的文化和强大的经济实力而闻名。这座城市独特的幽默感和开放性格使它格外有趣，比大多数城市更加多姿多彩。大片水泥建筑上覆盖着耀眼的霓虹灯和色彩鲜艳的店面。大阪是一座热爱美食的城市，被称为“国家的厨房”，拥有各种各样的美食。 今天下午，参观大阪城公园，这是日本最著名的地标之一，也是大阪历史辉煌的象征。大阪城最初由丰臣秀吉于1583年建造，这位强大的大名旨在统一日本，它是当时最大的城堡。经过多次翻修和重建，今天的大阪城已变成一个开放式公园，总面积105.6公顷，是来大阪的必游景点。 走进大阪城景区，您会惊叹于护城河、城门和石墙的庞大规模与精密工艺。最大的石块宽11米，许多石头上刻有1620年受命建造城堡的64位大名的纹章。远眺大阪城的主塔，它高高耸立在广阔城郭的中央。您可以花些时间漫步西之丸庭园，这里景色优美，有600多棵樱花树，从园中可仰望城堡塔楼。樱花季节尤其迷人，通常出现在3月下旬和/或4月上旬。 最后，在心斋桥筋商店街享受购物，这是大阪最繁忙的购物拱廊。然后前往热闹的道顿堀地区，水道两旁布满明亮的广告和招牌。节日期间尤其耀眼，装饰横跨桥梁。这里遍布着很棒的餐厅、俱乐部和卡拉OK酒吧，是大阪娱乐的首选区域。在标志性的格力高跑者广告牌前拍照。尝尝章鱼烧、串炸和御好烧——一种日式咸味煎饼，可按喜好添加配料。 自由活动建议：参观新世界，一个以怀旧氛围闻名的老街区，让人想起昭和时代。通天阁是该地区的标志性地标。它的设计灵感来自巴黎和纽约等城市。从现代角度看，这座100米高的钢塔也许不算特别高，但作为进步与创新的象征，它在当地历史中占有重要地位。游览新世界就像回到过去，既有昔日的魅力，也有现代都市文化的活力。 游览结束后，您的团队将被送往大阪的4星级酒店。 概述：从京都前往奈良，然后前往大阪，游览东大寺、奈良公园、春日大社、大阪城公园和心斋桥筋商店街。（含早餐） 景点：5个景点 交通与活动：车辆 用餐：早餐 住宿：大阪4星级酒店

早餐后，您就要告别大阪了，为期7天的日本跟团游到此结束。今天，您需要根据航班时间自行前往机场。大阪关西国际机场（KIX）可搭乘您的离境航班。 提示：如果您希望由亚洲奥德赛旅行安排从酒店到机场的私人接送服务，请提前联系我们的旅行专家。我们可以为您安排。 感谢您选择亚洲奥德赛旅行的日本之旅。我们致力于提升您的旅行体验，期待在您下一次亚洲之旅中再次为您服务。祝您一路平安！ 概述：从大阪出发，自行前往机场。（含早餐） 用餐：早餐