ï»żItinerary 12 Hari Liburan Backpacker ke Jepang dengan biaya 13 Juta Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka dan Nara yang saya lakukan beberapa waktu lalu. Dengan catatan, rate Yen saat perjalanan ini sekitar 119. Tulisan ini merupakan catatan perjalanan selama liburan musim dingin 12 hari di Jepang. Panduan liburan ala backpacker ke Jepang ini meliputi itinerary, budget, akomodasi serta tips triknya. Semoga bisa membantu siapapun yang sedang mencari referensi itinerary backpaacker liburan ke Jepang. Kalau kamu belum tahu caranya bikin Itinerary, kamu bisa baca tulisan saya yang berjudul Panduan Membuat Itinerary Hilight ArtikelHari Pertama SUB â KLIAHari Kedua KLIA â HNDHari Ketiga Ueno Park, AsakusaHari Keempat Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo Tower, GundamHari Kelima Kawaguchiko, AkihabaraHari Keenam Shibuya, Shinjuku, Harajuku,Hari Ketujuh Gala Yuzawa, Ghibli Museum,Hari Kedelapan Berburu Patung TsubasaHari Kesembilan Nara â Kinkaku-ji â Ryoanji âHari Kesepuluh Fushimi Inari Taisha, Ginkakuji, GionHari Kesebelas OsakaHari Keduabelas Osaka Bay, DotonburiHari Ketigabelas Osaka Museum, Osaka Castle, UmedaHari Keempatbelas KIX â KLIA â SUBBudget Liburan Musim Dingin ala Backpacker ke Jepang Hari Pertama SUB â KLIA Hari pertama saya mulai dengan perjalanan menuju ke Kuala Lumpur. Naik Go Car dari rumah di Surabaya yang akhirnya dibayarin sama temen D. Flight jam 8 malam menuju ke KLIA. Jadi anggap saja pengeluaran hari pertama hanyalah tiket air asia dari SUB â KLIA KegiatanBiayaPesawat SUB â KLIAIDR Hari Kedua KLIA â HND Di hari kedua saya masih di KLIA dan menghabiskan waktu cukup lama keliling bandara sambil menunggu penerbangan siang ke Jepang. Mau keluar bandara tapi males D. Berdiam diri aja deh sambil nunggu flight. KegiatanBiayaMakan di Burger KingRM 21Tidur di KLIA0Sarapan di KFCRM 11Penerbangan KLIA â HND RM 389Total PengeluaranRM 421Dalam rupiah RM 1 IDR 3006IDR Hari Ketiga Ueno Park, Asakusa Bisa dibilang ini merupakan hari pertama di Jepang, karena flight dari KLIA sampai sudah tengah malam. Antrian imigrasinya juga lumayan, karena Mas Cosa lagi apes kena random check di bandara. Malam itu kami berdua tidur di kursi tunggu bandara sampai menjelang pagi. Pengeluaran hari pertama ini besar-besaran terutama untuk biaya beraneka ragam kartu sakti seperti Tokyo Wide Pass, Tokyo Metro Subway dan Pasmo Card. Untuk internet, selama 12 hari memanfaatkan wifi gratis di Jepang. Kalau yang mau lebih, kamu bisa memanfaatkan sewa wifi di Jepang. KegiatanBiayaBeli Tokyo Metro 2D Pass „â di Bandara Haneda„â 0Deposit Pasmo Card„â 500 Beli Tokyo Wide Pass„â Onigiri„â 140 Menuju Ueno Park dari Haneda Naik Keikyu-Kuko Line Jurusan Imbanihon-Idai Turun Sengakuji Station Pindah Asakusa Line jurusan Keisei-Sakura Turun Ningyocho Oper Hibiya Line jurusan Tobu-Dobutsukoen Turun Ueno Station„ 0â Ngopi di Starbuck Ueno Park„â 500Beli Jajan di Sevel„â 500Hachiko dan Prof Ueno Statue at Tokyo University„â 0Menuju Hostel di Asakusa Di Todai-Mae Station naik Namboku Line Jurusan Hiyoshi Turun KĆrakuenKuramae Station Oper ke Oedo Line Platform 4 jurusan Hikarigaoka Turun Ueno-okachimachi Oper Ginza Line tujuan Asakusa Turun Asakusa Station„ 0â Berburu Patung Tsubasa Asakusa Line jurusan Imbanihon-Idai platform 2Turun di Yotsugi Station pulang pergi„ 0â Makan Halal Ramen Naritaya Ramen „ 700 Minum „ 250„â 950Jalan Jalan di Sensoji Temple„â 0Hostel 2 Malam di Enaka Asakusa Central Hostel, ganti nama jadi Samurai Hostel Asakusa„â Pengeluaran Hari Pertama di Jepang„â Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118Rp. Hari Keempat Tsukiji Fish Market, Tokyo Tower, Gundam Perjalanan hari keempat dimulai dari Pasar Tsukiji buat cari kuliner Jepang yang identik dengan mahluk laut seperti sashimi. Setelah itu mencoba menikmati rasanya jumâatan di Jepang yang kemudian dilanjutkan main ke Tokyo Tower dan melihat patung gundam 11 di Tokyo Diver City. KegiatanBiayaTsukiji Fish Market Asakusa Line jurusan Nishi-Magome Platform 1 Turun Higashi-ginza Station Oper ke Hibiya Line jurusan Kita-Senju Turun di Tsukiji Shijo Station„ 0 Makan dan Jajan di Tsukiji Fish Market Bulu babi „ bakar „ 200Sashimi „ Ice Cream „ 400„ di Arabic Islamic Institute Dari Tsukiji Fish MarketNaik Subway di Tsukijishijo Station Ambil jurusan Hikarigaoka Platform 1 Turun di Stasiun Azabu-juban. Jalan sekitar 800an„ 0Perjalanan ke Tokyo Tower Azabu-juban Station Naik Oedo Line ćć Tocho-Mae via Daimon / Ryogoku Platform 1 Turun di Daimon Station / Akabanebashi Station Daimon Station dekat Shiba ParkAkabanesbashi dekat Tokyo Tower„ 0Jalan Lewat Shiba Park„ 0Tiket Tokyo Tower„ 900Jajan Taiyaki di Tokyo Tower„ 180Perjalanan ke Tokyo Diver City Jalan kaki ke Akabanebashi Station Naik Oedo Line tujuan Tocho-Mae via Daimon / Ryogoku Platform 1 Turun di Tsukishima Station Oper Yurakucho Line jurusan Shin-Kiba, Turun di Shin-Kiba Station Oper ke Rinkai Line jurusan Kawagoe Turun di Tokyo Teleport„ 270Lihat Gundam di Tokyo Diver City„ 0Kembali ke Asakusa Dari Stasiun Tokyo Teleports Jalan kaki ke Odaiba-kaihinkoen Station Naik Yurikamome tujuan Shimbashi Turun di Shimbashi Station Oper ke Asakusa Line jurusan Aoto Platform 2 Turun di Asakusa Station„ 320Makan Nasi Goreng Ayam dan Minum Soda„ pengeluaran hari kedua di Jepang„ Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118 Rp. Hari Kelima Kawaguchiko, Akihabara Dua hari pertama transport sudah di cover sama Metro Subway Pass, sedangkan mulai hari ketiga di cover sama JR Pass. Perjalanan ke Kawaguchiko ternyata salju udah mulai hilang. Setelah itu main ke Studio Ghibli KegiatanBiayaPerjalanan ke Kawaguchiko Dari Asakusa StationNaik Asakusa Line jurusan Nishi-Magome Platform 1 Turun di Asakusabashi Station Oper ke JR Line Chuo-Sobu LineLocal jurusan Nakano Platform 1 Turun di Chuo Line-Limited ExpressAzusa 55 jurusan MatsumotoTurun di Otsuki Station. Oper Fujikyuko Line Fuji-Tozan-Densha 1 jurusan KawaguchikoTurun Kawaguchiko Station„â 0Jajan di Kawaguchiko„â 300Kawaguchiko â Akihabara Kawaguchiko â Otsuki Station naik Fujisan View ExpressTurun Otsuki StationNaik Chuo Line-Limited ExpressSuper Azusa Turun Shinjuku StationNaik Chuo Line jurusan Tokyo Turun Ochanomizu StationOper Chuo-Sobu LineLocal jurusan Tsudanuma Platform 3 Turun di Akihabara„â 0Nginep di Grids Hostel Akihabara 2 malam„â Main dan Foto bareng Dedek Gemes di home cafe dibayarin jadi gratis Masuk „â 600Foto „â 600Makan „â 600„â 0Makan Malam„â 950Total pengeluaran hari ketiga di Jepang„â Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Keenam Shibuya, Shinjuku, Harajuku, Hari keempat di Tokyo ini dihabiskan dengan berkeliling kawasan pusat tokyo yang terkenal, seperti shibuya, harajuku dan Shinjuku. Adapun itinerary dan rute perjalanannya kurang lebih berikut ini. KegiatanBiayaPerjalanan ke Shibuya Menuju Akihabara StationNaik JR Yamanote Line tujuan Tokyo / Shinagawa Clockwise Plaltorm 3Turun Shibuya„â 0Patung Hachiko di Shibuya Station„â 0Shibuya Crossing Street„â 0Supeinzaka di Shibuya„â 0Jajan di Family Mart„â 400Perjalanan ke Harajuku Shibuya Station Naik jurusan Shinjuku / Ikebukuro Clockwise / Platform 1 Turun Harajuku Station„â 0Jalan Jalan di Harajuku„â 0Sarapan Kebab di Harajuku„â 500Meiji Shrine„â 0Perjalanan ke Shinjuku Harajuku Station Naik Yamanote Line for Shinijuku / Ikebukuro Clockwise Platform 2„â 0Tokyo Metropolitan Goverment Building„â 0Nongkrong di Starbuck Shinjuku„â 500Shinjuku Batting Center cuma liat, nggak main„â 0Kembali ke Akihabara Shinjuku Station Naik JR Chuo-Sobu LineLocal jurusan ChibaTurun Akihabara Station„â 0Makan Malam Beli nasi aja „â 125Total Pengeluaran Hari ke empat di Jepang„â Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118Rp. Hari Ketujuh Gala Yuzawa, Ghibli Museum, Hari ke enam masih dengan Tokyo Wide Pass untuk bermain salju di Echigo Yuzawa dan Mengunjungi museum Animasi Ghibli. Pertama kalinya naik shinkansen yang super duper cepat dan nyaman. KegiatanBiayaMenuju Statiun Ueno St. Akihabara Naik JR Yamanote Line for Ueno / Ikebukuro Counter-Clockwise Platform 2„â 0Naik Shinkansen ke Echigo Yuzawa Ueno Sta â Echigo Yuzawa Sta„â 0Jajan Kue di Stasiun„â 400Main Salju di Echigo Yuzawa„â 0Yuzawa Kogen Ropeway Sewa Snow Boots „ 500 Ropeway 2 way „ Sewa loker sepatu „100 Sewa loker Tas „ 300 „â ke Tokyo Shinkansen Echigo Yuzawa â Tokyo Station„â 0Perjalanan ke Ghibli Museum Tokyo StaNaik JR Chuo Line jurusan OmeTurun Mitaka StationBis PP Mitaka Station â Studio Ghibli „ 320„â 320Masuk Ghibli Museum booking 1 bulan sebelum berangkat„â ke Hostel di Ameyoko„â 0Mitaka Station JR Chuo Line jurusan Tokyo Turun di Kanda Station Oper ke Yamanote Line for Ueno / Ikebukuro counter clockwise Platform 3 Turun di Okachimachi Station„â 0Makan Malam Tempura Tendon Tenya Tokyo„â 6701 Malam di Capsule Net Omotenashi No Oyado Capsule Hostel„â Pengeluaran Hari ke 5 di Tokyo„â Dalam Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Kedelapan Berburu Patung Tsubasa Jadwal hari ke enam di Tokyo sebenernya cukup longgar, cuma habisin waktu buat menuju Kyoto naik Willer Bus malamnya. Jadi kembali melanjutkan pencarian patung captain tsubasa di Katsushika. Setelah itu keliling di seputar Tokyo Station buat nunggu jam willer bus. Hari ke enam di Tokyo enggak punya kartu sakti lagi, jadi pengeluaran untuk transportasi benar-benar dipertimbangkan đ KegiatanBiayaSarapan Kebab di Ameyoko „â 600Menuju Katsushika Dari Ueno Station Ginza Line jurusan Asakusa Platform 2 Turun Asakusa Station Oper Asakusa Line jurusan Imbanihon-Idai Platform 2 Turun di Keisei Tateishi Station„â 440Keliling di Katsushika„â 0Jajan Taiyaki „â 170Menuju Tokyo Station Jalan ke Keisei Tateishi StationNaik Subway Keisei-Oshiage Line jurusan Haneda-Airport Domestic Terminal Turun di Asakusabashi Station Oper ke Asakusabashi JR Station Naik kereta JR Chuo-Sobu LineLocal Jurusan Nakano Platform 1 Turun di Akihabara Station Oper Keihintohoku Line jurusan Ofuna Platform 4 Turun di Stasiun Tokyo„â 500Sewa Loker „ 500 untuk berdua„â 250Imperial Palace Tokyo udah tutup waktu sampai lokasi„â 0Nongkrong di McD„â 500Ngopi di Family Mart„â 300Willer Bus Tokyo â Kyoto„â hari ke enam di Tokyo„â Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Kesembilan Nara â Kinkaku-ji â Ryoanji â Hari pertama di Kyoto karena masih kepagian kami putuskan untuk reschedule itinerary. Main ke Nara dulu sambil nunggu tiket di tourism center buka. Naik bus di Nara sudah di cover sama Kyoto Sightseeing Pass 2 Day KegiatanBiayaBerangkat ke Nara Kyoto Station Naik Kintetsu Kyoto jurusan Kintetsu Nara Turun di Kintetsu Nara „ 620 Beli Nara Bus Pass 1D di Kintetsu Nara Bus Information Center „ 500 Beli Roti Buat Makan„ 300Naik Bus ke Nara Park „ 0 Liat Nara Deer Feeding jam 9 pagi „ 0 Naik Bus ke Stasiun „ 0 Naik Kereta ke Kyoto„ 620Beli Kyoto Sightseeing Pass 2-Day ambil di Stasiun Kyoto„ Bus No 205 ke Kinkaku-ji„ 0Kinkaku-ji Temple„ 400Naik Bus No 59 ke Ryoan-ji Dari halte depan Kinkaku-ji Temple berhenti di depan Ryoanji Temple„ 0Masuk Ryoanji Temple„500Menuju Arashiyama dan Tenryuji Temple Halte Ryoanji naik bus nomor 59 Turun Yamagoe Nakamachi Bus StopOper di Yamagoe Nakamachi Naik Bus nomor 11 Turun Nonomiya Bus Stop deket Arashiyama dan Tenryuji.„ 0Jalan Jalan di Arashiyama„ 0Masuk Tenryuji Temple„ 500Kembali ke Hostel Arashiyama Station Naik Keifuku Dentetsu â Arashiyama Line dari „ 220Turun di Stasiun Shijo Omiya. Dari stasiun tersebut naik bus no 207 atau 206 Turun dekat perempatan hostel „ 220 Tomatto Guest House 2 Malam guest housenya tutup đ„ Malam „ Pengeluaran Hari Pertama„ Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Kesepuluh Fushimi Inari Taisha, Ginkakuji, Gion Hari kedua di Kyoto jalan-jalan keliling tempat-tempat hits kyoto seperti Fushimi Inari Taisha, Ginkakuji Temple, Nanzenji Temple dan Gion. Moda transportasi naik bus semua dan tercover sama 2D sightseing pass Kyoto. KegiatanBiayaPerjalanan Fushimi Inari Taisha Jalan dari Hostel ke stasiun Kyoto Naik Bus No 5Turun Inaritaishamae Bus Stop Jalan Kaki 500an meter„ 0Fushimi Inari Taisha „ 0 Jajan di Fushimi Inari Taisha Crab Stick 500 Takoyaki 500 untuk berdua„ 750Menuju Ginkaku-Ji TempleNaik Bus nomor 5 ke Stasiun Kyoto Naik Bus nomor 100 ke Ginkakuji Temple „ 0 Masuk Ginkakuji Temple„ 500Jajan Cream Puff Matcha„ 300Menuju Nanzenji Temple Bisa Jalan Kaki menyusuri Philosopher Path atau Naik Bus No 5 turun di Nanzenji Eikandodo Bus Stop„ 0Masuk Nanzenji Temple„ 500Menuju Gion Tunggu Bus di Halte Sanjo Dori Naik Bus No 10 Turun di Gion Bus Stop„ 0Kembali ke Hostel Jalan ke Halte Bus di Higashi Oji Dori Naik bus nomor 206 ke Kyoto Station. „ 0 Makan Malam Ramen Halal di Ayam Ya„ 800Total Pengeluaran Hari Kedua„ Dalam Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Kesebelas Osaka Hari ketiga di Kyoto / hari terakhir cuma main searah sambil menuju ke Osaka. Selain itu juga nyobain sensasi jumatan di Kyoto yang jauh berbeda dengan di Kyoto. Mampir ke Imperial Palace meski cuma di luarnya aja. Berhubung di hari pertama, Kyoto Sightseing Pass cuma ditunjukkan ke petugas dan nggak dimasukin ke mesin, pemakaian kyoto sightseing pass baru dihitung pada hari kedua. Hari ketiga masih dapat gratis untuk keliling Kyoto. Rejeki anak agak sholeh đ KegiatanBiayaKoshoji TempleNaik Bus No 9 Turun di Kosho-ji Temple„ 0Perjalanan ke Nijo Castle Naik Bus No 9 Turun Nijojomae Bus Stop„ 0Masuk Nijo Castle„ 600Perjalanan ke Imperial Palace Jalan dari Nijo Caslte ke Horikawamarutamachi Bus Stop Naik Bus nomor 12 Turun di Horikawanakatachiuri Bus Stop. Jalan kaki ke Imperial Palace Kyoto„ 0Jajan di Lawson„ 300Jumâatan di Islam Culture Center Kyoto0Otw Kyoto Station Bus No 4 / 205 / 17 di Halte Dekat Islam Culture Center Kyoto „ 0 Otw Osaka Naik JR„ 560Beli Osaka Amazing Pass „ Menuju Hostel naik Kereta Osaka Station naik kereta Midosuji Line jurusan TennojiTurun Namba Station „ 220 Nginep di Base Point Hostel Osaka 3 malam Dorm„ Halal Ramen Honolu „ 980 Total Pengeluaran Hari Pertama di Osaka „ Dalam Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Keduabelas Osaka Bay, Dotonburi Hari kedua di Osaka benar-benar memanfaatkan gratisan yang ditawarkan oleh Osaka Amazing Pass. Jadi naik giant ferris wheel, naik kapal santa maria dan beberapa tempat lainnya. Selenkgapnya cek di bawah ini KegiatanBiayaMenuju Osaka Bay Jalan ke Namba StationMidosuji Line jurusan Senrichuo platform 2Turun Hommachi StationDi Hommachi Station Oper ke Chuo Line jurusan Cosmo SquareTurun Osakako Station „ 0 Sarapan di Lawson Spaghetti dan Kopi Susu „ 561 Naik Tempozan Giant Ferris Wheel„ 0Naik Santa Maria Cruise „ 0 Otw ke Cosmo Tower Observatory Jalan ke Osakako StationDari Osakako Station naik kereta Chuo Line jurusan Cosmo Square. Turun di Stasiun CosmopolitanDi stasiun Cosmopolitan oper ke New Tram jurusan SuminoekoenTurun di Trade Center Mae StationLalu jalan kaki „ 0 Naik Cosmo Tower Observatory „ 0 Main ke Tsutenkaku Tower Trade Center-mae Station naik New Tram Turun di Cosmo Square StatationNaik Chuo Line jurusan IkomaTurun di Sakaisuji Hommachi StationPindah ke Sakaisuji Line jurusan TengachayaTurun di Ebisucho StationTinggal jalan 350an meter deh „ 0 Shintenoji Temple „ 0 Perjalanan ke Dotonburi Jalan kaki dari Shitennoji Temple ke Tennoji Station 1 kmNaik Midosuji Line jurusan Shin-OsakaTurun di Namba Station „ 0 Kamigata Ukiyo-e Museum „ 0 Makan di Creo Ru Okonomiyaki „ Dotonburi River Cruise „ 0 Total Pengeluaran Hari kedua di Osaka „ Dalam Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Ketigabelas Osaka Museum, Osaka Castle, Umeda Hari terakhir di Osaka masih memanfaatkan Osaka Amazing Pass untuk datang ke tempat-tempat bersejarah seperti Osaka Castle dan Osaka Museum History. Selain itu, ini merupakan hari terakhir di Jepang, karena keesokan paginya harus kembali flight ke Surabaya. Adapun Itinerary hari ketiga di Osaka adalah sebagai berikut ini KegiatanBiayaSarapan beli nasi di Sevel / Lawson / Family Mart lupa „ 108 Menuju Osaka Museum History Jalan ke Nippombashi StationNaik Sakaisuji Line jurusan TakatsukishiTurun Sakaisuji Hommachi StationOper Chuo Line jurusan MorinomiyaTurun di Tanimachiyonchome Station „ 0 Masuk Osaka Museum History„ 0Masuk ke Osaka Castle „ 0 Otw HEP Five Ferris Wheel Jalan kaki ke Tanimachiyonchome Station Dari Tanimachiyonchome Station, naik Tanimachi Line jurusan DainichiTurun di Higashi-Umeda Station Jalan kaki 350an meter menuju HEP Five Ferris Wheel „ 0 Umeda Sky Building „ 0 Kembali ke Hostel Jalan kaki dari Umeda Sky Building menuju ke Umeda StationNaik Midosuji Line jurusan Tennoji Turun di Namba StationJalan kaki dikit sampai di hostel. „ 0 Makan Kobe Beef Ramen 915 „ 915 Total Pengeluaran Hari Ketiga „ Dalam Rupiah „ 1 = IDR 118IDR Hari Keempatbelas KIX â KLIA â SUB KegiatanBiayaPerjalanan ke Kansai International Airport KIX Namba StationNaik Nankai Line jurusan Kansai Airport„â 920Connecting Flight Air Asia KIX â KLIA â SUB Include meal„â di KLIA RM 10 IDR 0Pengeluaran Hari Terakhir + „ Pengeluaran pulangIDR Budget Liburan Musim Dingin ala Backpacker ke Jepang Jadi kalau di total semua perjalanan sesuai dengan itinerary liburan ke Jepang, kurang lebih habis 13 juta dengan rincian sebagai berikut ini. 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Sehinggadalam 3 hari menggunakan kereta di Jepang benar-benar gak keluar uang sama sekali. Semua sudah tercover dengan Tokyo Wide Pass. Sebelum membaca itinerary 3 hari menggunakan Tokyo Wide Pass, mungkin kamu bisa melihat video 1 menit di bawah ini. Tempat-tempat di Tokyo yang aku kunjungi selama liburan ke Jepang beberapa
Dulu saya suka heran sama orang-orang, kenapa sih pada terkesan banget sama Jepang sampai ada yang suka bolak balik pergi ke sana?! Soalnya sebagai traveler yang pengen menjelajah ke banyak tempat saya berprinsip kalo satu negara itu cukup didatengin satu kali aja, karena masih banyak banget kan negara lain yang belum dikunjungi. Tapi semua berubah sejak tahun lalu ketika akhirnya saya menginjakkan kaki di negara tempat asal Doraemon ini. ke-alay-an yang HQQ Awalnya pun saya gak terlalu minat pergi ke Jepang, karena dirasa dekat masih bisa nanti-nanti, udah gitu kayaknya terlalu anak-anak banget wisatanya, unyu-unyu kiyut gituh kayak aku. Minat jalan-jalan ke Jepang mulai tumbuh setelah terjebak diajakin temen ikutan Quiz Surprise Japan WakuWaku Japan di TV yang pemenangnya bakal diajakin ke Jepang gratis. Di quiz ini saya dapet banyak insight-insight menarik tentang Jepang yang akhirnya berhasil bikin saya impulsive pergi ke Jepang pada musim semi tahun 2017, sekaligus kemakan omongan sendiri karena winter tahun ini balik lagi ke Jepang bareng adik. Persiapan dan Barang Bawaan bawa koper kabin biar gotongnya gak berat Berhubung ini winter trip, tujuan kami pastinya daerah-daerah yang bersalju tebal dan dingin. Barang bawaan yang wajib dibawa adalah baju dalaman seperti long john atau heattech ultra warm-nya Uniqlo baju dan celana secukupnya hindari bahan jeans, selain berat kalo kena udara dingin jadi makin dingin kayak tatapan mata kamu pas lagi ditagih utang Jaket yang wind proof / wind breaker Coat lucu buat gaya dan OOTD Syal disarankan yang bentuknya melingkar/infinity biar gak terhempas angin beyb Boots yang bahannya water resistant biar aman waktu jalan di salju Sneakers karena bakal lelah kalo tiap hari pake boots Topi/Earmuff optional Hand Warmer/Heat Patch optional, jika ada tangan pasangan maka lebih baik genggamlah tangan pasangan erat-erat Dengan durasi yang cukup lama di Jepang, kami hanya membawa koper berukuran kabin supaya tidak kesulitan saat geret-geret koper di tengah jalanan bersalju juga angkat-angkat koper saat naik turun tangga di stasiun. Bawa baju gak perlu banyak-banyak banget, selain karena gak keringetan, lagian emang situ Syahrini yang tiap tempat bajunya kudu ganti? Kalo bajunya kurang yaudah sih tinggal beli lagi aja di sana *lempar yen* *yen ono duite* geret koper di tengah salju walau badai salju menghadang OOTD musim dingin ala malesmandi Trus kalo bawa koper terbatas itu jadi mikir-mikir banget buat belanja, sangat membantu untuk tidak kalap belanja. Safir Senduk pasti bangga! Buka Jastip? apa itu? selama ini kalo saya pergi kemanapun emang gak pernah kepikiran buat buka jastip, selain kopernya gak muat, saya juga males belanja apalagi belanjain barang orang yang menurut saya buang-buang waktu. Tapi tenang, kan gak semua orang kayak saya, masih banyak kok sista-sista di Instagram yang rajin buka jastip dan siap dititipin kapan aja. Transportasi di Jepang tram menembus salju Untuk transportasi, kami menggunakan transportasi umum dengan membeli JR Pass. Kalo udah pegang JR Pass, selain bisa naik semua kereta JR Lines, kami juga bisa puas naik shinkansen keliling Jepang. Yang jelas kartu JR Pass-nya ini jangan sampe ilang, harus dijaga dengan segenap jiwa dan raga. Untuk keluar masuk stasiun jika menggunakan JR Pass, kita harus menunjukkan JR Pass kepada petugas yang ada di dekat gate otomatis. nunggu kereta, bukan abang gojek Selama di Jepang kita kudu siap untuk jalan kaki jauh dan naik turun tangga. Gak heran kan kalo orang Jepang kurus-kurus. Jangan lupa beli koyo untuk kaki di Jepang dan dipake tiap malem, lumayan lho besok paginya kaki udah gak pegel lagi dan siap untuk disiksa. Makanan di Jepang sup jagung favorit soba di Hakone jajan starbucks is a must! Selama di Jepang, kami jarang bisa meng-explore restoran-restoran terkenal yang ada karena jadwal kami yang sangat padat untuk pergi ke kota satu ke kota yang lain. Restoran yang terkenal itu biasanya antriannya panjang banget, duh keburu berantem lah Hayati kalo mau makan aja pake ngantri segala. Seringnya kami makan buah, onigiri atau ramen instan di sevel, atau family mart, dan hampir tiap hari beli sup jagung kalengan di vending machine. Bagi penggemar pedas, jangan lupa bawa boncabe, karena makanan disana nggak ada yang pedas sepedas komentar netijen Indonesia. Penginapan di Jepang hostel di Shinjuku Untuk penginapan, booking dan buatlah reservasi jauh-jauh hari sebelum berangkat, karena ketika go show atau mendadak, harga penginapan disana bisa 2 kali bahkan 3 kali lipat lebih mahal dari harga normal. Kalo perginya lebih dari 3 orang mungkin bisa lebih hemat kalo nginap di apartement atau sejenis airbnb gitu. Tapi berhubung saya cuma berdua bertiga, jadi lebih memilih penginapan jenis hostel. hostel di Hakone Selama di Jepang saya gak pernah nemu hostel yang kotor dan gak terawat, semuanya super bersih dan rapi. Jadi meskipun kudu pake kamar mandi yang sharing, tetep gak risih karena semuanya bersih. Tapi jangan lupa, kitanya juga tetep kudu jaga kebersihan dong! hakone ropeway shibuya Untuk kebutuhan internet selama disana, kami menyewa modem ninja wifi unlimited melalui situs klook. Modem wifi ini bisa diambil dan dikembalikan di bandara manapun di Jepang. Biasanya kalo nyewa modem wifi gini kudu ninggalin deposit yang nilainya cukup besar, ternyata di sini gak pake deposit donk. Udah gitu sekalian dipinjemin power bank pula. Ya meskipun kami udah punya tapi kan lumayan buat cadangan. Itinerary 10D9N Japan Karena beli JR Pass tentunya sayang ya kalo udah bayar mahal-mahal gak dimanfaatkan semaksimal mungkin. Maka trip kali ini memang agak ambisius dan cukup melelahkan karena hampir tiap hari pindah packing dan gotong-gotong koper buat pindah kota. Saya juga memilih untuk gak terlalu lama menghabiskan waktu di Tokyo yang terlalu metropolitan dan kurang selow. Hari Pertama dan Kedua dihabiskan di Hakone dengan menggunakan Hakone Free Pass yang berlaku 2 hari. Hari Ketiga dan Keempat ke Takayama, Hida dan Shirakawago, Hari Kelima dan Keenam di Osaka, Hari Ketujuh, Kedelapan, dan Kesembilan kami menuju utara untuk keliling Hakodate dan hari Kesepuluh baru kembali ke Tokyo. Detail itinerary dan total budget per-orang bisa diunduh di sini. Trus apa lagi ya? nanti yang detail-detail menyusul deh! Semoga postingan ini bisa membantu dan memberi gambaran buat yang mau jalan-jalan ke Jepang. Kalo ada pertanyaan silakan tinggalkan di kolom komentar ya!
Hargapaket wisata "5D Korea Winter Nami Island & Mount Sorak" belum termasuk - Visa - Tipping (Estimasi 1USD= Rp 14.200/Rate Airlines) tim WOW Trip telah menyusun itinerary selama di Jepang dimana harga paketnya sudah termasuk dengan penerbangan menuju Jepang. Berikut itinerary paket wisata "5D Mini of Tokyo & Mount Fuji.
âTravel. It leaves you speechless then turns you into a storyteller.â ~ Ibn Battua. How to create a unique 2 weeks in Japan itinerary These days, it seems like most 2 weeks in Japan itineraries speed through the same few spots along Japanâs famous old Golden Route â Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and maybe Hiroshima with rushed day trips. While these destinations are deserving of prized positions for a first-time Japan itinerary, there are a few things no one tells you. Racing around this well-trodden path has created overtourism issues in Japan, resulting in visitors taking the same old photos; standing for hours in the same lengthy queues; experiencing the same touristy things as everyone else. While this may be the preferred option for some, itâs not the only way to see the country â especially if youâre planning a honeymoon in Japan. Would you rather take advice from someone whoâs been obsessed with this nation for over a decade and created an efficient blueprint for planning a rip to Japan based on multiple visits in different seasons to help transform your visit into a unique, highly personalised experience instead? Welcome to my Japan travel blog! For a country that melds their preserved past and futuristic present so seamlessly, the best way to experience Japan is by blending in. While still covering the popular cities in a relaxed way, my tried-and-tested itinerary below takes travel times into account. Iâve shared my useful insider advice and options for how to visit these places without crowds, as well as enjoying lesser-known locations in each. TIP Curious to see where an extra week can take you? My Japan 3 week itinerary combines the Old and New Golden Routes so take a look once youâre done here. If youâre hoping to curate a more authentic 14 day Japan itinerary beyond the main tourist crowds, be left in awe by stunning landscapes, enjoy unique culinary experiences, all while being immersed in fascinating history and culture, read on for more! This post contains affiliate links, at no extra cost to you. I may receive a small commission if you click through and make a purchase. Pin me to Pinterest for reference later! đ How to explore Japan on your own with confidence If youâre unsure about the best places to visit in Japan depending on your interests, you may be overwhelmed on where to start and wondering how youâll get around isnât there a language barrier?! Just consider me your Japan trip planner! Down the page I reveal options to help you curate your own personalised trip based on my own first time in Japan itinerary, and multiple trips thereafter. Overall, my advice for exploring with confidence is to Be organised and aware of what to expect before travelling this itinerary is a great pace to start! Use these Japan travel books for extra inspiration. Make use of pocket wifi more below to navigate around in Japan. Download the Google Translate app and use the real-time camera function if youâre in a pinch. Overcome the language barrier in Japan with my FREE PDF Cheat Sheet of useful Japanese phrases youâll need on a daily basis. Itâs that simple! Here are some highlights of what you can expect to experience during your 2 weeks in Japan 2 WEEKS IN JAPAN ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS by a serial visitor ~ 1 Akihabara Electric Town, Tokyo ~ 2 Atomic Bomb Dome, Hiroshima ~ 3 Arashiyama Bamboo Groves, Kyoto ~ 4 Nara ~ 5 Osaka Castle & Museum ~ 6 Itsukushima Shrine, Miyajima ~ 7 Wagyu beef ~ 8 Fushimi Inari Taisha, Kyoto. This is a lengthy article so grab yourself a cuppa and get comfortable â Are you ready to plan your Japan trip itinerary? Letâs do this! Complete 2 Weeks in Japan Travel Itinerary 14 Day Guide for First-Time Visitors DAY 0 TRANSIT Fly to Tokyo overnight if possible and get excited about where youâll be waking up tomorrow! But if youâre using the JR Pass, I suggest NOT picking it up immediately once you clear customs and immigration at your arrival airport in Japan. In April 2023, the influx of springtime visitors was so high that tourists were reporting waiting times of up to 4 hours to clear the airport. And once they did, they had another one hour wait on top to exchange their JR Pass vouchers for the physical pass at major stations. TIP My advice is to check the wait time and prepare to pick up your JR Pass from a smaller JR station in Tokyo the day after you arrive. That way youâre not doubling up on waiting time on arrival! How to get to Tokyo from Haneda Airport Getting there Haneda Airport to Tokyo HamamatsuchĆ via Tokyo Monorail, 15 minutes. Cost Adult JPY 500 ea TIP Your IC/Suica Card will cover the cost of the monorail, too! How to get to Tokyo from Narita Airport Getting there Narita Airport to Tokyo via Narita Express, approx. 1 hour. Cost Adult Narita Express Ticket JPY 3,250 ea A popular option is also the Narita Airport Limousine Bus. At almost half the cost of Narita Express, youâre able to book tickets in advance! For more information and prices, click here to book your Narita Airport Limousine tickets. TOKYO HIGHLIGHTS 1 Senso-ji in Asakusa ~ 2 View from Tokyo SkyTree ~3 Shinjuku Gyoen ~4 Shinjuku no Nekomae 3D TV ~ 5 Nakamise-dori, Asakusa ~ 6 Shibuya Crossing ~ 7 High-end shopping streets of Ginza ~ 8 Moon Pine of Ueno Park, Ueno. DAYS 1 â 5 TOKYO Letâs begin my sample Japan itinerary with a little word of advice Donât underestimate the sheer size of Tokyo. It will be one of the largest cities you ever visit, with many attractions spaced out in different neighbourhoods. Itâs wise to know what you want to see beforehand and plan accordingly, while allowing time for spontaneity. This will help you to not feel rushed during your visit and youâll enjoy every minute! Where to eat in Tokyo My personal favourite places to eat in Tokyo are in Shibuya and include Han No Daidokoro incredible wagyu beef BBQ, Kirin City izakaya, and random little eateries around Shibuyaâs DĆgenzaka area. Iâve also taken this Shibuya ramen tour where I was able to try 6 mini bowls with a local ramen expert, and highly recommend it! TIP Wondering what local food tours are right for you? Iâve personally undertaken multiple in Japanâs capital and reviewed them in my guide to the best food tours in Tokyo to help you choose. You also can try crĂšpes in Shimokitazawa, have brunch in Azabujuban, Korean food in Shin-Obuko, traditional foods in Yanaza Ginza, Maidreaminâ maid cafĂ© in Akihabara, and in Shinjuku the Golden Gai/Kabukicho area and Omoide Yokocho although this is now very touristy. Most food stores donât open until 10am. If youâre after a quick bite, I love and recommend Japanese konbini convenience stores or street food. My guide to Japanese snacks details the popular and traditional morsels to try, plus exactly where to find them! Ideas for things to do in Tokyo Planning a trip to Tokyo can be overwhelming. Where to go?? Itâs easy to spend a day exploring each neighbourhood, there is so much to see â so Iâll help you choose your own adventure! Select areas based on your interests, add them to a map and group together the things youâd like to experience. Itâs also possible to combine two areas in one day that neighbour each other. NOTE My in-depth Tokyo itinerary covers all the following spots Iâve visited in more detail! Shibuya æžè°· Spend your first day discovering Shibuya by crossing âThe Scramble,â worldâs busiest street crossing â some 3,000 people use it at any one time. Wander through the Centre-Gai and explore the stores and eateries of Miyashita Park. Then, head up to the brand new Shibuya Sky for a birdâs eye view of the city. Donât forget to say hello to the Hachiko Statue, a beloved icon! TIP Read my comprehensive guide to things to do in Shibuya during the day and night for more detailed info! Harajuku ććźż Wander the peaceful grounds of Meiji Jingu, Tokyoâs major Shinto shrine. If rainbow snacks interest you, wander through the quirky shops on Takeshita-dori. It is a bit of a tourist trap these days though, so I recommend Shimokitazawa and Sangenjaya as fun alternatives. Shinjuku æ°ćźż Explore Shinjuku Station busiest station in the world, its new mischievous cat Shinjuku no Nekomae peering down from a 3D TV. Spot Godzilla high above Kabuchikoâs bustling streets, including the new Kabukicho Tower opened in April 2023 with trendy eateries and bars. The 2D CafĂ© is an interesting spot for refreshments, then escape to Shinjuku Gyoen for some tranquility. Start your night off at the crazy new 18+ Robot Restaurant ăăăăăŹăčăă©ăł reopening in late May 2023. Asakusa æ”
è Discover the cityâs founding temple, Senso-ji. Make your way up Nakamise-dori and donât forget to look under the giant lantern to see a fascinating dragon wood carving. The 8th floor of the Tourist Information Centre has a free observatory with views over Senso-ji and the SkyTree. Akihabara ç§èć Visit Electric Town for anime and electronics, Super Potato for retro games and consoles. A gaming adventure tour will suit anime lovers! Donât miss Kanda Shrine if youâre into anime, or perhaps learn some traditional arts by meeting a geisha. Take the trip up Tokyo Skytree æ±äșŹăčă«ă€ăăȘăŒ for views over the city. Odaiba ăć°ć Ž & Toyosu è±æŽČ Start your morning by either spending a few hours at teamLab Planets book in advance here, or at the Tsukiji Outer Market for fresh seafood. Check out Odaibaâs Statue of Liberty and Rainbow Bridge along Tokyo Bay. Minato æžŻćș Hamarikyu Gardens are stunning to visit whilst enjoying a traditional cup of matcha in the lakeside teahouse. There are multiple photo opportunities with Tokyo Tower as a backdrop near Zojo-ji and Shiba Park, or visit the Tokyo Tower Observation Deck! Ginza éćș§ Enjoy hip cafĂ©s and admiring funky architecture of designer boutiques. Department stores are a great insight into omotenashi exceptional Japanese hospitality. Yanaka Ginza è°·äž Not to be confused with Ginza above, this old-world area escaped the firebombing of Tokyo during WWII. It features traditional stores, eateries, snacks, and unique boutiques with handcrafted items. My guide to Yanaka Ginza details more. Shimokitazawa, Koenji & Nakano Shimokitazawa now replaces Harajuku as the trendiest Tokyo neighbourhood. âShimokitaâ and Koenji are great for thrift stores, especially pre-loved designer goods. Nakano is great for anime fans and quirky finds. Ueno äžé Check out the Moon Pine, stunning Toshogu Shrine and Benten-do in Ueno Park. For a torii gate tunnel experience without heading to Kyoto, Nezu Shrine is gorgeous at any time of year. Later, shop for souvenirs and snacks along Ameya Yokocho, an outdoor market adored by locals. Setagaya äžç°è°·ćș Head to Shirohigeâs Cream Puff Factory first thing to enjoy delicious custard-filled Totoro sweets. Visit Gotoku-ji, the âlucky catâ temple mentioned in my guide to Tokyo hidden gems, and enjoy plum blossoms of Hanegi Park in February to early March. TIP For even more ideas than listed here, check my detailed guide of places to go in Tokyo. It includes fun activities and cultural experiences you can enjoy in each neighbourhood. You can also check out my guide to iconic streets in Tokyo to include during your trip. 1 Shibuya Sky views ~2 Nezu Shrine, Ueno ~ 3 Zojo-ji, Minato ~ 4 SkyTree from Asakusa 1 Incredible teamLab Borderless reopening in autumn 2023 ~ 2 View over Tokyo from the new Shibuya Sky ~ 3 Sensory overload at the Robot Restaurant, Shinjuku. OPTIONAL Day Trip from Tokyo to Hakone or Mt Fuji Hakone is a popular adventure, however I believe the Fuji Five Lakes offer better views of Mt Fuji. Be sure to read my full guide to underrated day trips from Tokyo, some of them Iâm sure you havenât heard of! But getting back to Hakone, it is a fun day out even if your chances of seeing Fujisan are low due to cloud cover. The easiest way to see all the sights is to do the Hakone Round Course with the Hakone Free Pass. It includes a combination of train, cable car, ropeway, boat and bus to see lakes, hot springs, active volcanoes, art galleries and gardens. My highlights were the Picasso Museum, Owakudani black hard-boiled eggs and the Open Air Museum. Getting there Tokyo Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto stations via Odakyu Express, approx 75mins. Cost Adult JPY 6,100 ea return trip including Limited Express surcharge or free with the Hakone Free Pass. TIP Sit on the right side of the Odakyu Express from Tokyo to get the best view of Mount Fuji as you speed past. HAKONE HIGHLIGHTS 1 Lake Ashi ~ 2 Hakone Cable Car ~ 3 Sulphur mines, Owakudani ~ 4 Sailing Lake Ashi ~ 5 Cedarwood Forest ~ 6 Botanic Gardens ~ 7 Picasso Museum ~ 8 Open Air Museum DAYS 6 â 10 KYOTO Days 4-10 of my sample itinerary for Japan is beautiful Kyoto. As Japanâs ancient capital for over 1,000 years and dotted with over 2,000 temples and shrines, this dear old city deserves more than just one day of your time! There is so much more to see here than the ever-popular Fushimi Inari Taisha, Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion and Kiyomizu-Dera, which I call the Big 4. My Kyoto 4 day itinerary below will help you experience a different side of this timeless city by incorporating some hidden gems in Kyoto during your time here to enrich your experience. Getting from Tokyo to Kyoto Getting there 2 hours 20 minutes from Tokyo Shinagawa station on Nozomi shinkansen Cost Adult Nozomi ticket JPY 14,170 ea, or free on included trains with the Japan Rail Pass. KYOTO HIGHLIGHTS 1 Arashiyama Bamboo Grove ~ 2 View from Sanjo Ohashi Bridge ~ 3 Daigo-ji Temple ~ 4 Kinkaku-ji Temple ~ 5 Fushimi Inari Shrine ~ 6 Backstreets of Gion ~ 7 Gio-ji Moss Gardens ~ 8 Kiyomizu-Dera View from my room at the Kyoto Granbell Hotel, Gion during my Japan winter trip Where to eat in Kyoto Again, I love the random small eateries in Gionâs alleyways, but can recommend Manzara-Tei in Pontocho. Iâve taken this Kyoto night tour and was able to enjoy hidden bars in the Pontocho area. On the tour, I even got to sample a special ârose sakeâ that I wouldnât have been able to find by myself, read about it here! Nishiki Market is popular with locals and tourists. Itâs also possible to do a cooking class, read my ramen-making experience here, while others combine traditional Kyoto cooking classes and tea ceremonies. Some allow guests to dress up in kimono. Ideas for things to do in Kyoto TIP By grouping nearby attractions together, you can visit the following locations in a day each. My full Kyoto itinerary has all the details. Downtown Kyoto As youâll likely arrive in the early afternoon from Tokyo, explore the downtown area with its many shotengai undercover shopping arcades, see Kyoto Tower and walk along the Sanjo Ohashi Bridge äžæĄć€§æ©. Maruyama Park ćć±±ć
Źć and popular Yasaka Shrine are much more peaceful in the late afternoon after day-tripping crowds have left. Northern Kyoto You could start at the crack of dawn at Arashiyama Bamboo Grove to avoid crowds I personally enjoyed the lesser-known and quiet bamboo groves of Kodai-ji instead. Enjoy often overlooked spots in Arashiyama such as Gio-ji Temple & Moss Gardens ç„çćŻș, Adashino Nembutsu-ji ćéćż”ä»ćŻș, then finish the day at famous Kinkaku-ji Temple ééŁćŻș Golden Pavilion, one of Japanâs many UNESCO World Heritage sites. It is perhaps Kyotoâs biggest drawcard, but I think the interior of Nijo Castle ć
éąćźźäșæĄć is more impressive! Eastern Kyoto Begin the day at stunning Daigo-ji ééćŻș temple & gardens followed by Nanzen-ji ćçŠ
ćŻș with its huge 19th century working aqueduct, or pop by Tofuku-ji æ±çŠćŻș with its exquisite Japanese maple gardens. Spend the afternoon strolling the Philosopherâs Path north to Ginkaku-ji ééŁćŻș Silver Pavilion. The Silver Pavilion is said to be the little brother of Kinkaku-ji Golden Pavilion and in my opinion had the more exquisite gardens. Hop on over to Okazaki-jinja ćČĄïšç„瀟 if you love rabbits, as this gorgeous little shrine is dedicated to these furry friends! Central Kyoto Begin early at iconic streets Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka to spot Yasaka Pagoda without crowds. Donât walk past colourful Yasaka Koshindo. From here, Kiyomizu-dera æ±çŠćŻș is best explored either early morning or late afternoon at sunset. Pick up some meaningful souvenirs along Shijo-dori, visit Kennin-ji ć»șä»ćŻș with its stunning dragon-painted ceiling, then spend late afternoon at Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine äŒèŠçšČè·ć€§ç€Ÿ, a UNESCO World Heritage site youâre sure to recognise. TIP Fushimi Inari literally sits on the side of a mountain. Be prepared for loads of walking because the sign at the start is NOT to scale! If you want to avoid the crowds but donât want to get up at the crack of dawn, this Fushimi Inari hidden hike with a Kyoto local guide might be up your alley. DAYS 10 â 12 HIROSHIMA In my opinion, everyone should visit Hiroshima at least once if given the chance. Being a history nerd, I was so interested to learn survivorsâ stories and to see how Hiroshima recovered after the fateful blast in August 1945. To be completely honest, if the Atomic Bomb Dome wasnât sitting centre stage as a reminder of the past, you would never guess the atrocity that happened here over seventy years ago. Aside from its fateful history, Hiroshima is located in a beautiful region of Japan and is worth spending a few nights to explore beyond the Peace Park. Getting from Kyoto to Hiroshima Getting there 1 hour 40 minutes from Kyoto Station on Nozomi shinkansen Cost Adult Nozomi ticket JPY 11,940 ea, or free on included trains with the Japan Rail Pass. HIROSHIMA HIGHLIGHTS 1 Hondori Arcade ~ 2 & 4 Childrenâs Peace Memorial ~ 3 View from Royal RIGHA Hotel ~ 5 Jizoson with its nuclear shadow ~ 6 Peace Memorial Museum ~ 7 Peace Arch & Atomic Bomb Dome ~ 8 A-Bomb Dome TIP If you book a stay at the Royal RIHGA Hotel, request a corner room if possible as youâll be treated to a 180° view over the city, which is quite breathtaking Where to eat in Hiroshima Plenty of restaurants to choose from along the Hon-dori. Try the local okonomiyaki savoury pancake, at Okonomimura, a four-storey building packed with okonomiyaki eateries! You canât really go wrong in here as each restaurant is its own business, specialising in cooking this dish their own way. I also enjoyed sampling Japanâs famous soufflĂ© pancakes at Happy Pancake and I didnât have to wait in line. Want to discover more of the hidden eateries and drinking spots? For an authentic Japanese experience, you can take a Hiroshima bar hopping tour with a small group led by a local, or a best of Hiroshima foodie tour. Or even take a âSake Townâ tour in Saijo to learn more about Japanese food, culture and even make some new friends along the way! Ideas for things to do in Hiroshima TIP The following locations are part of my complete meaningful and fun things to do in Hiroshima travel guide, be sure to take a look for more detailed information! Eat, explore and shop along the Hondori Arcade. Youâll also find wonderful little souvenirs to remember your visit. Reflect at the A-Bomb Dome ćçăăŒă UNESCO World Heritage site, be amazed by thousands of colourful paper cranes at the Childrenâs Peace Monument and find Jizoson. The atomic bomb struck Jizoson and left it with a nuclear shadow, incredible and eerie. Youâll also see the Peace Arch on your way to the Hiroshima Peace Memorial Museum ćș泶ćčłćèšćż”èłæ通. Artefacts that survived the blast are on display in the museum, including ceramics that were fused together due to the extreme heat from the explosion. Itâs difficult to get your head around but the museum does a great job of helping you gain a better understanding about nuclear bombs and their consequences. The Peace Flame located by the Peach Arch will burn until the last nuclear weapon on Earth is destroyed, and nearby are Phoenix Trees that were blasted by the atomic bomb and miraculously survived, their charred trunks hollowed by the explosion. One of the most moving places to visit in Hiroshima is the National Peace Memorial Hall for the Atomic Bomb Victims. Here youâll learn why the symbolism of water is so significant to many monuments in Hiroshima, listen to stories of survivors and see a huge soil sample of the city dating from 400 years until after the Peace Memorial Park was created in 1954. Seeing the blacked debris wedged beneath the soil is eye-opening. If you would prefer a local guide to show you around the city and explain the sights in more detail, a Hiroshima walking tour may be a good option for you. With a personalised touch and stories from a local who calls Hiroshima home, youâll gain a greater understanding about this beautiful city. Lunch is included, too! OPTIONAL Day trip from Hiroshima to Miyajima Itsukushima Shrine To extend your Hiroshima itinerary, nearby Itsukushima Shrine ćłćł¶ç„瀟 is a UNESCO World Heritage site. The present shrine dates back to the mid-13th century and is one of Japanâs National Treasures. The shrine is famous for its giant floating torii gate, but there is so much more to discover here! Getting there Aquanet Ferry from Hiroshima Peace Park to Miyajima island, approx 45mins. Cost Not included with the JR Pass, an adult roundtrip JPY 4,000 ea. Iâve written a detailed guide for your Hiroshima to Miyajima day trip here! Take a look for more photos, ferry comparison with and without the JR Pass and why I donât recommend using the JR Pass in this instance, and what NOT to do to help make the most of your visit. TIP Check the tide information before your trip to find out whether the Grand Torii will be in high or low tide during your visit. At high tide, it appears to float on the water and makes for stunning photos. In low tide, you can walk right beneath it and appreciate the bright vermilion colour up close. MIYAJIMA HIGHLIGHTS 1 Miyajima Natural Botanic Garden ~ 2 & 6 Grand Torii Gate ~ 3 Coins left for good luck between barnacles on the Grand Torii Gate ~ 4 Sacred deer roaming freely on the island ~ 5 Pagoda ~ 7 TĆrĆ stone lanterns lining a walkway ~ 8 Itsukushima Shrine DAYS 12 â 14 OSAKA Known as the âKitchen of Japan,â you can literally eat and shop until you drop in Osaka! Prepare for all your senses to be delighted in this city, from the aromas of sizzling takoyaki to the dizzying sounds of Pachinko parlours and bright neon signs assaulting your eyes. Osakaâs origins are that of a merchant city rather than samurai, so be sure to stand on the RIGHT side of escalators instead of left like the rest of the country! Getting from Hiroshima to Osaka 1h20 from Hiroshima on Nozomi shinkansen Cost Adult Nozomi ticket JPY 10,950 ea or free on included trains with the Japan Rail Pass. OSAKA HIGHLIGHTS 1, Namba Shrine ~ 2 Dotonbori ~ 3 Hozen-ji ~ 4 Hozen Yokocho ~ 5 Osaka Castle ~ 6 Shinsekai ~ 7 Osaka Castle Observation Deck ~ 8 Artistic manhole cover Where to eat in Osaka World famous for its delicious street food, no Osaka trip would be complete without trying as much as possible! Kurmon Ichiba Market is popular with visitors and locals alike, or you can fish for your own dinner at Zauo Restaurant. I personally enjoyed eating my way around the Shinsekai neighbourhood with a local to show me the hidden spots I would never have found on my own. Ideas for things to do in Osaka TIP Be sure to check out my in-depth Osaka itinerary for more details than Iâve listed here. See the famous Glico Man over the river from Dotonbori éé ć , keep an eye out out for artistic drain covers pictured below, be amazed at all the shops and how meticulously the products are arranged. Spend the day at Osaka Castle Museum 性éȘć, check out the 360Âș view from the observation deck and wander the beautiful grounds. During February, the peach and plum grove behind the castle is a great alternative to the overcrowded cherry blossoms of late March. Embrace the foodie scene The Japanese phrase kuidaore eat til you drop is well known in Osaka as you can literally do just that! Some great places to start your foodie adventure are Shinsaibashi-suji Arcade and Kuromon Ichiba Market. Find Hozen-ji Yokocho An Osaka hidden gem buried away in the quiet backstreets along with Mizukake Fudo. Head to the retro Shinsekai and America-mura neighbourhoods before visiting the lionâs head at Namba Shrine. OPTIONAL Day trip from Osaka or Kyoto to Nara An Osaka to Nara day trip is simple and fun! Holding a great historical significance to the country, Nara ć„èŻ was Japanâs first permanent capital in 710 AD. The city was heavily influenced by Buddhism, with many structures reflecting this. Deer are believed to be messengers to the gods, and roam freely around the city. To me, Nara has a spiritual aura that is not found in many other places, I just adore exploring in the late afternoon during the âgolden hour!â Kyoto Station to Nara 35 mins on limited express Kintetsu train to Kintestu Nara Station closer to the Nara Deer Park, or 45mins to JR Nara Station. Cost Kintestu Limited Express 1,490 yen, or JR train free with the Japan Rail Pass. Osaka Namba Station to Nara 50mins on limited express Kintetsu train to Kintestu Nara Station, or 45mins to JR Nara Station. Cost Kintestu train 680 yen, or JR train free with the Japan Rail Pass. TIP If using the Kintestu line for your Nara 1 day itinerary, you may need to pay cash for the Limited Express portion of your ticket on board if using a Suica card to pass through the ticket gates. A member of staff will pass through to check tickets and you can pay a few yen in coins. NARA HIGHLIGHTS 1 & 4 Yoshikien Gardens ~ 2 TĆdai-ji Temple ~ 3 Some of the 3,000 tĆrĆ stone lanterns at Kasuga-Taisha ~ 5 One of Buddhaâs guardians at TĆdai-ji ~ 6 Bronze Buddha ~ 7 KĆfuku-ji pagoda, first built in 730 AD rebuilt 1426. Ideas for things to do in Nara TIP My detailed Nara one day itinerary from Osaka or Kyoto covers the below locations and more in further detail, and includes plenty of travel tips from my two visits. Todai-ji Temple æ±ć€§ćŻș, a UNESCO World Heritage site and the largest wooden structure in the world. Be amazed by the giant bronze Buddha and see if youâre small enough to fit through the pillar with a hole the size of Buddhaâs nostril for good luck! Yoshiki-en Gardens ććć are a breathtaking world of moss and leafy surrounds. Sarusawa Pond Park & Ukimido Pond for lovely views with old structures as backdrops. Naramachi old town with its interesting English-focused Naramachi Museum. Todai-ji Nigatsu-do äșæć for lovely panoramic views over Nara especially at sundown! Kasuga-Taisha Shrine æ„æ„ć€§ç€Ÿ for 3,000 stone lanterns and golden suspended lanterns. Kofuku-ji èçŠćŻș, family temple of the Fujiwara clan and some of the oldest structures in Nara. TIP For more day trip locations nearby that arenât Universal Studios, check my detailed guide to inspiring day trips from Kyoto or Osaka that covers popular destinations and alternatives to crowded spots. Day 14 TRANSIT TO TOKYO Once you arrive back in Tokyo from Osaka or Kyoto, you can spend the day revisiting a favourite neighbourhood, exploring a new one or taking a day trip from Tokyo. I have some exciting suggestions below so read on! Getting back to Tokyo from Kyoto or Osaka 2 hours 40 minutes from Osaka Station / 2 hours 10 minutes from Kyoto Station on Nozomi shinkansen Cost Adult Nozomi ticket Osaka JPY 14,720 ea / Kyoto 14,170 ea, or free on included trains with the Japan Rail Pass. Ideas for day trips from Tokyo Here are some ideas for how to spend your last day around Tokyo Yokohama 30 minutes from Tokyo One of the easiest day trips from Tokyo! So many fun things to see and do, such as the Cup Noodles Museum, Japanâs largest Chinatown, Minato Mirai, giant Gundam robot and beautiful harbour view parks. Read my full guide to things to do in Yokohama for more. Kawagoe 30mins from Tokyo If you love preserved Edo Period architecture, youâll adore Kawagoe! Complete with and old-world bell tower, stunning Hikawa Shrine, a laneway full of cheap candies and a riverbed of cherry blossoms in spring, itâs one not to miss! My Kawagoe day trip itinerary has all the details. Kamakura 50 minutes from Tokyo Read my full day trip guide for a Kamakura itinerary! Japanâs ancient capital with many temples and shrines, Kamakura is popular for its famous giant Buddha and easy hikes nearby. Discover hidden caves, Hasedera Temple and enjoy a traditional lunch. Kawaguchiko Fuji Five Lakes 2 hours from Tokyo Lavender fields and reflective lakes paired with a backdrop of Mt Fuji means you really canât go wrong! Nikko 2 hours from Tokyo This stunning UNESCO World Heritage site is home to many temples and shrines pictured below nestled within natureâs finest scenery. There are 3 ways to get there using different discount passes, which I detail in my guide to planning a Nikko day trip itinerary. And donât forget the lesser-known Tobu World Square here, with your favourite landmarks in miniature! Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea 25 minutes from Tokyo If youâre into all things Disney, these theme parks are the obvious choice for you. Donât forget to book your Disney tickets in advance! 1 Yokohama ~ 2 Kamakura ~ 3 Kawagoe ~ 4 Nikko Day 15 TRANSIT Home Hereâs how to head back to the airports for your flights home. Iâm sure youâll be sad as I am every time I have to leave Japan! Getting back to Haneda Airport from Tokyo Getting there Tokyo HamamatsuchĆ to Haneda Airport via Tokyo Monorail, 15 minutes Cost Adult JPY 500 ea Getting back to Narita Airport from Tokyo Getting there Narita Airport to Tokyo via Narita Express, approx. 1 hour. Cost Adult Narita Express Ticket JPY 3,250 ea You can also get the Narita Airport Limousine Bus back to the airport. For more information and prices, click here to book your Narita Airport Limousine tickets. 2 weeks in Japan budget To make things even easier for you, Iâve added up the totals Iâve mentioned in this itinerary to give you an overall 2 weeks in Japan cost. This total is travelling with a mid range budget for two adults. By all means, donât take this as absolute gospel, my preferences may differ to yours in terms of using the JR Pass and the exchange rate may alter a little but feel free to use it as a ballpark figure. You can always spend more or less than this! Things to keep in mind for your Japan two week itinerary Busy Periods and Public Holidays in Japan Once youâve locked in your flights, itâs wise to book accommodation well in advance to avoid disappointment during the expected busy travel periods. Note some accommodations only show availability 3-4 months in advance. New Yearâs This extends from just after Christmas to the first week of January. Expect a lot of store closures and bullet trains to be very crowded as people travel home from the cities to celebrate. And remember, some ATMs take a holiday break from 1st â 3rd January, too â they wonât dispense any cash during this time. Late March â mid-April is the popular cherry blossom season so plan in advance. Find out when is the best time to visit for cherry blossoms depending on the locations you wish to view, and my spring in Japan guide has tips for avoiding crowds In late April â early May, Golden Week is the busiest time of year for travel in Japan, mainly from locals travelling around the country during these holidays. The holidays begin on 29th April and will run through to 5th May. Be prepared for crowds, or try to avoid this time as everyone in Japan is moving around and visiting their families over the break. Fall foliage Another popular time to visit Japan when the Japanese maples turn red! The season ranges from September to November throughout Japan. Silver Week Occurs every five to six years when several Japanese holidays align in mid-September to create a 4-day weekend. The next Silver Week will occur in 2026. See the full list of public holidays in Japan here. Flights to Tokyo If possible, book a red-eye overnight flight for your Japan 14 day itinerary. Most international flights will land at Tokyo Narita Airport. Haneda is better if possible as itâs only 15mins into the city by the monorail. Get a good sleep and youâll wake up the next morning in Japan saying âăăă«ăĄăŻâ konnichiwa ready for a full day of action! Choosing night flights means maximising every waking moment having a blast exploring. Do I need a Japan Rail Pass? Hereâs how to catch the shinkansen bullet trains in Japan Contrary to popular belief, you DO NOT need to buy a JR Pass before you visit Japan. As mentioned earlier, JR has announced a huge price increase from October 2023, so read my Instagram post detailing how you can skip the price rise until December. If you have calculated how many shinkansen trips youâll be using on your trip, the JR Pass may be for you. By purchasing this pass, train travel across JR trains in Japan where your pass is valid is free. Prices vary depending on whether you purchase a 7 day, 14 day or 21 day pass. I personally have and havenât used the pass during my Japan trips for reasons I explain below, but if you think it will benefit you, make sure you purchase a JR Pass here before you enter Japan as previously mentioned they are more expensive once you arrive! The types of shinkansen in Japan Hereâs why you may not need to buy a Japan Rail Pass before you visit, especially if youâre travelling with a mid-range budget. There are 3 kinds of shinkansen in Japan, some fast facts for each Nozomi ăźăăż and Mizuho ăżăă» shinkansen reach speeds of 300km/h Hikari ăČăă shinkansen reach speeds of 230km/h Kodama ăă ăŸ shinkansen stop at all stations. The Nozomi and Mizuho shinkansen are the fastest trains but are not covered by the JR Pass. Additionally, Metro tickets in all cities are only a few hundred yen each way USD and arenât covered by the JR Pass the Metro are owned by different companies and are their own systems. If following this itinerary, you may be able to get by with a 7 day Japan Rail Pass and a 7 day Tokyo Subway Pass, as I personally find the Tokyo metro is better connected. In contrast, the popular JR Yamanote line is a loop around Tokyo, which is also fine but itâs full of tourists using their JR Passes. How much time you can save using Nozomi shinkansen Over the duration of this 2 weeks in Japan trip, I saved 3 hours of time using Nozomi over Hikari trains, and saved 5 hours of time using Nozomi over Kodama trains. Personally, I prefer to pay as I go and not sacrifice exploration time. With only 15 days including all travel time, every hour counts. My advice would be to weigh up the cost saving vs extra travel time and what that means to you before you consider purchasing a Japan Rail Pass. If youâre worried about lengthy queues to purchase tickets, donât be. Purchasing shinkansen tickets Itâs simple to purchase shinkansen tickets a day or so in advance from JR stations, especially not during peak times. I can honestly say doing it this way meant Iâve never had to wait long to purchase tickets and I was ready to go on the day of travel. Plan ahead and youâll be sweet! If you are travelling with a large suitcase as I usually am, you will need to reserve a space for it on the Nozomi bullet trains. This is a space at the back of the carriage. Just tell the ticket office staff you have a big bag when reserving your ticket. NOTE If using the Japan Rail Pass, you cannot take your large suitcase into the unreserved seating areas on the trains. There is not enough luggage space for everyone. Youâll need to reserve a seat or have your luggage forwarded according to rules introduced in May 2020. TIP Buy your shinkansen tickets a few days in advance to ensure you will get reserved seating. While English is spoken at ticket offices, when purchasing itâs useful to have pre-printed information in Japanese or English to give to the sales clerk. This is easy with a little help from Google Translate. If you know the time youâd prefer from the timetables Iâve linked below, add that in too. That way nothing will be lost in translation and your transaction will be swift and efficient! You can find the Japan Rail shinkansen timetables used for this itinerary here Westbound from Tokyo & Eastbound from Hiroshima. Mt Fuji from a bullet train travelling 300km/h between Tokyo and Kyoto Concluding my two weeks in Japan itinerary So there you have it with my 2 weeks in Japan itinerary sample! Iâm a little biased, but I firmly believe visiting these cities in a loop as described here is the best itinerary for Japan. After much research I concluded this was the most efficient way to see all the main sights and also wander off the beaten path without backtracking or being short on time. The last day in Tokyo isnât necessary from a sight-seeing perspective but to allow a buffer to not miss your flight home. Although highly unlikely in Japan, itâs wise to factor in train delays in case something unforeseen like an earthquake were to happen. We donât want to be stuck down in Hiroshima or Osaka with no way of getting to Tokyo for our flight that same night. Why stress? Planning this way allows us to spend extra time exploring Tokyo. Go visit a new neighbourhood or revisit one of your favourites before you fly home! Although it may look like my partner and I crammed a lot when seeing Japan in 2 weeks, I can honestly say we never felt rushed. Because we were prepared it allowed us to leisurely stroll between many attractions and enjoy taking our time uncovering the wonders that make this incredible country so unique. Travelling as an invisible tourist is about being efficient and making the best use of your travel time. Finally, you donât need to head back to Tokyo if youâve chosen to fly out of Osaka at the end of your trip. From my home of Australia at least, I personally find return flights from Tokyo cheaper than an open-jaw Tokyo/Osaka ticket â and this includes the bullet train back to Tokyo! Feel confident travelling in Japan knowing you wonât be doing something wrong that you werenât aware of by checking out my 30+ crucial doâs and donâts in Japan. Worried about the language barrier? Remember to download your FREE PDF of 20+ useful Japanese phrases cheat sheet I created specifically for visitors to Japan. Simply print it out to take with you, or store it on your phone for offline use when youâre adventuring around! Youâll find hotel staff speak English and in Tokyo many people do, too. They may just be shy to speak to you in English as the Japanese are perfectionists but are very eager to help. Kindly greet someone in Japanese first before using English if you can. The further south from Tokyo you venture however, English is less widely spoken and understood. Hand gestures go a long way! In terms of getting around there are signs in English and the Metro is colour coded â very simple to navigate without knowing Japanese. TIP Find out how I quickly learnt Japanese for travelling and my favourite words in Japanese with interesting meanings to help you learn more about the culture through language. Letâs get your 2 weeks in Japan itinerary started now! What are you waiting for? Take the next step and get your itinerary to Japan started by searching for hotels in Tokyo here, or donât forget to see where my Japan itinerary 21 days can take you. If youâre after more inspiration, I have many more sample Japan travel itineraries here. From finding hidden gems, detailed city guides, best time to visit for cherry blossoms and more, I have your Japan trip covered! If youâre wanting to learn the tips and tricks I personally use to be an Invisible Tourist, be sure to have a look through my complete âBe Invisibleâ archive or learn my strategies for how to âblend inâ anywhere around the globe by reading my 1 Amazon New Release Book! Are you thinking of heading to Japan? What are your thoughts on this Japan itinerary 14 days? or do you have any questions about it? Iâd LOVE to hear if you use this itinerary on your visit! If you found this helpful please share it with your friends or come and join me on Facebook, Pinterest, Instagram and TikTok for more Japan inspiration! Until next time, Like it? Pin it! đ This Japan 2 week itinerary contains some affiliate links, at no extra cost to you. I may earn a small commission if you decide to make a purchase and if you do, thanks for your support! This helps with the costs of running my blog so I can keep my content free for you. As always, I only recommend a product or service that I genuinely love and use myself! Australian-based Alyse is founder of The Invisible Tourist, the 1 travel blog encouraging visitors to better "blend in" abroad. Since exploring 270 cities across 32 countries, Alyse's passionate advice about cultural, historical & responsible travel has been especially popular with visitors to Japan, helping millions of tourists since 2017. Her first book details strategies for more enriching travel experiences without contributing to overtourism, and became a 1 Amazon New Release in two categories including Japan Travel. Alyse's unique approach to travelling has resulted in her work being featured on Japanese TV, in tourism textbooks, and has been shared by numerous tourism organisations globally.
Rekomendasi16 Hal Yang Bisa Anda Lakukan Ketika Winter Di Jepang Makan Japanese nabe (piring panas): sukiyaki dan chanko style Musim dingin hambar terasa jika pergi ke Jepang
Setiap orang pasti ingin mengunjungi Jepang setidaknya sekali dalam hidup mereka. Ketika kesempatan tersebut datang, kamu harus memanfaatkannya semaksimal mungkin! Ada banyak tempat yang patut kamu kunjungi saat berlibur di Jepang. Sayangnya, tak semua tempat bisa kamu kunjungi dalam waktu sepekan. Namun, perencanaan trip yang tepat akan membuat liburan terasa maksimal dan menyenangkan meski hanya satu pekan. Saya sendiri sudah ke Jepang dua kali, setiap ke sana selalu membuat itinerary Jepang yang detail biar gak ada yang ketinggalan. Berikut informasi itinerary Jepang paling ideal yang bisa kamu jadikan referensi untuk trip selama seminggu di Jepang. Mulai dari rekomendasi landmark terpopuler di Jepang, spot wisata kuliner, hingga hiburan unik buat kamu yang suka dengan pop culture Jepang. Lima rekomendasi tempat wajib di kunjungi di Tokyo, Osaka dan Kyoto dari ku juga ada disini lho Itinerary Jepang Hari Pertama Shinjuku & Shibuya Hari pertama kedatangan di Jepang, mungkin kamu tidak memiliki satu hari komplit untuk memulai petualangan di Jepang. Idealnya, kamu akan mendarat di Tokyo, ambil waktu sejenak untuk mengurus akomodasi dan istirahat dari penerbangan yang melelahkan. Untuk kamu yang tiba di Tokyo pada pagi hari, jalan-jalan ke Shibuya bisa menjadi agenda untuk memulai penelusuran kamu. Shibuya terkenal sebagai jalan terbesar dan tersibuk di Tokyo, Jepang. Nikmati berbagai kedai jajanan lokal, tempat belanja, hingga berbagai pilihan restoran makanan khas Jepang. Hati-hati, jangan sampai tersesat di penyebrangan jalan Shibuya yang ramai, ya! Nongkrong di Shibuya cari makan Buat kamu yang mencari tempat nongkrong di Tokyo pada malam hari, kunjungi distrik Shinjuku. Lokasi ini memang lebih hidup dan gemerlap dengan berbagai gedung berlampu neon pada malam hari. Lokasi ini menyuguhkan berbagai tempat belanja dan makan yang tak kalah variatif dan ramai dari Shibuya. Ada banyak kedai ramen, sushi, yakiniku terbaik di Shinjuku yang bisa kamu kunjungi. Tak hanya restoran tradisional, kamu juga mengunjungi tempat makan unik, salah satunya adalah Robot Restaurant. Di Robot restoran ini kamu di layani sama robot dan bukan manusia. Pengalaman unik banget kan. Itinerary Jepang Hari Kedua Tokyo Tower, Imperial Palace, Meiji Jingu, Senso-ji Pada hari kedua, mulailah petualangan kamu di Tokyo dengan mengunjungi berbagai landmark populernya. Tokyo Tower merupakan landmark pertama yang wajib kamu kunjungi. Kamu bisa menikmati keindahan kota Tokyo dari ketinggian dari lantai observasi, tersedia pula restoran, museum, dan toko souvenir. Tak jauh dari Tokyo Tower, kunjungi situs bersejarah Imperial Palace. Lokasi ini merupakan kompleks kastil kerajaan Jepang yang telah berdiri sejak era Edo. Kastil dikelilingi oleh kompleks taman yang indah dan bisa kamu telusuri dengan santai. Masih termasuk situs bersejarah, lanjutkan petualanganmu ke Meiji Jingu, salah satu kuil paling terkenal di Tokyo. Kuil kepercayaan Shinto ini memiliki desain sederhana namun kokoh. Lokasinya tenang dan jauh dari keramaian meski terletak di pusat kota Tokyo. Untuk menutup hari keduamu, kunjungi Senso-Ji, kuil Buddha paling populer di Tokyo. Kuil satu ini memiliki desain bangunan dan ornamen yang lebih semarak. Di bagian luar kuil, tersedia berbagai kedai jajanan dan makanan khas Jepang yang bisa kamu coba. Itinerary Jepang Hari Ketiga Harajuku & Akihabara Ada banyak distrik menarik yang bisa kamu kunjungi di Tokyo, berikutnya ada distrik Harajuku dan Akihabara yang sayang jika dilewatkan. Kunjungi Harajuku terlebih dahulu, salah satu distrik fashion paling populer di Tokyo. Tak hanya fashion, lokasi ini memiliki banyak galeri seni unik yang bisa kamu kunjungi. Kunjungi Cat Street yang terkenal dengan berbagai cafe cantik dan toko pakaian unik yang hanya bisa kamu temukan di Jepang. Jangan lupa juga kunjungi Owlâs Garden, cafe bergaya Inggris dengan burung hantu yang bisa kamu ajak berinteraksi. Untuk membeli berbagai perlengkapan unik dan snack khas Jepang, kamu bisa belanja di Toko Daiso, Harajuku. Pemandangan Tokyo di malam hari Menjelang petang, waktunya bermain di Akihabara. Distrik ini merupakan surganya para pecinta pop culture Jepang anime, manga, game. Kamu bisa belanja berbagai komik, action figure, dan merchandise original dari animasi favoritmu di lokasi ini. Ada juga deretan maid cafe, arcade, dan berbagai lokasi menarik lainnya yang hanya ada di Akihabara. Itinerary Jepang Hari Keempat Danau Ashi, Owakudani, Kuil Hakone Hakone merupakan kota kecil tak jauh dari Tokyo yang menyuguhkan berbagai tempat wisata tenang dan jauh dari keramaian di Tokyo. Kamu bisa mengakses Hakone dengan naik kereta selama kurang lebih 1 jam. Ada banyak ryokan penginapan tradisional Jepang yang bisa kamu singgahi selama berada di kota ini. Hakone terkenal dengan keindahan alam dan onsennya. Kunjungi Danau Ashi yang dimana kamu bisa melihat pemandangan indah Gunung Fuji dengan naik perahu. Tak jauh dari Danau Ashi, ada Kuil Hakone yang sayang jika dilewatkan. Kemudian kunjungi Owakudani, situs kolam air panas yang terbentuk dari gunung vulkanik. Kamu bisa mencoba makan telur hitam yang populer di lokasi ini. Konon katanya, memakan telur hitam bisa memperpanjang hidup hingga 7 tahun. Itinerary Jepang Hari Kelima Hakone Kowakien Yunessun Hakone Kowakien Yunessun bisa menjadi tempat refreshing one-stop yang komplit. Lokasi ini merupakan taman pemandian air panas terbesar dan terluas di Hakone. Jika kamu punya budget lebih, sekalian menginap di hotel ini juga bisa menjadi pilihan. Ada berbagai fasilitas pemandian air panas yang bisa kamu nikmati di lokasi ini. Mulai dari kolam renang hangat di area indoor yang luas, kolam merah menyerupai anggur merah, kolam tradisional di area outdoor yang indah, dan masih banyak lagi. Dijamin puas seharian menghabiskan waktu di lokasi ini. Tapi jangan terlalu lama berendam air panas ya, karena dapat menyebabkan pusing dan pingsan jika terlalu lama. Kayak aku! Hahaha.. Setelah puas menikmati pemandian air panas, kamu bisa menikmati hidangan barat maupun Jepang di restoran yang telah disediakan. Menghabiskan waktu seharian di lokasi ini bisa menjadi pelepas lelah untuk melanjutkan perjalanan di hari berikutnya. Itinerary Hari Keenam Osaka Castle, Sumiyoshi Taisha, Dotonbori Mendekati akhir kunjunganmu di Jepang, kota selanjutnya yang patut kamu kunjungi adalah Osaka. Kota ini merupakan salah satu destinasi wisata populer di Jepang. Kamu juga bisa pesan tiket pesawat untuk pulang dari Osaka International Airport. Jadi tak perlu kembali jauh-jauh ke Tokyo. Kamu bisa mengakses Osaka dengan naik kereta dari Hakone yang memakan waktu sekitar 3 hingga 4 jam perjalanan. Sesampainya di Osaka, cari penginapan dan segera bersiap untuk melanjutkan agenda keliling kota kamu. Kunjungi Osaka Castle, salah satu landmark dari Osaka. Kastil ini masuk dalam tiga besar kastil di Jepang terpopuler. Paling indah jika dikunjungi saat musim semi dimana bunga sakura sedang bermekaran. Kemudian kunjungi kuil Sumiyoshi Taisha, kuil tertua kepercayaan Shinto yang memiliki arsitektur kuno dengan kompleks yang tenang dan teduh. Kuil ini merupakan salah satu kuil terkenal di Jepang yang masuk dalam National Treasure. Untuk menikmati sisa hari pertamamu di Osaka, kunjungi Dotonbori, pusat perbelanjaan dan hiburan di Osaka. Lokasi ini paling sempurna dikunjungi pada petang hari, karena kamu bisa melihat berbagai billboard neon yang semarak dengan sederet tempat makan dan nongkrong yang variatif. Dotonbori merupakan lokasi terakhir paling sempurna untuk merayakan malam terakhirmu di Jepang. Pada hari berikutnya, kamu bisa langsung bersiap pulang dengan santai menuju Osaka International Airport. Jika kamu hanya dapat penerbangan dari Tokyo, kamu harus bangun pagi-pagi untuk naik kereta ke dari Osaka ke Tokyo yang memakan waktu sekitar 5 jam. Itu tadi itinerary Jepang untuk 6 hari berwisata di Jepang, dengan ekstra satu hari untuk pulang. Perencanaan ini bisa kamu jadikan referensi jika hanya memiliki 7 hari untuk berlibur di Jepang. Itinerary ini juga bisa kamu muat untuk syarat pembuatan visa Jepang lho! Semoga informasi ini bermanfaat dan selamat berlibur!OLBu9. 249 482 178 327 353 284 242 362 459
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