Japan Multi-City Tour

Start with Meiji Jingu, drift through Omote-Sando Avenue for architecture and design, then finish with an easy evening around Ginza.

Spend the morning around Asakusa and Kappabashi Kitchen Supply Town, then choose a sunset angle from Tokyo Skytree before heading back easy.

Keep things relaxed with the collection at Tokyo National Museum, then browse quietly through Jimbocho Book Town for a low-key evening.

Begin with the quieter lanes by Nezu Shrine and Yanaka Ginza, then ease into a polished dinner-and-drinks finish around Ginza.

Take a lighter day with garden time at Kiyosumi Gardens and a creative stop at teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM, leaving the rest of the day open for wandering and a long dinner.

Keep the morning slow around Tokyo Station, then wrap Tokyo with an easy final stroll before the afternoon Shinkansen onward to Nagoya.

• Start with Nagoya Castle and the design-minded halls of Toyota Commemorative Museum of Industry and Technology, then ease into shopping and snacks at Osu Shotengai Shopping Street before a calm evening.

• Late morning: start at Mount Kinka Ropeway.
• Early afternoon: continue to Gifu Castle for the viewpoint.
• Before dinner: wander The old townscape of Kawaramachi and pause for sweets/cafe time.

• Morning: keep Gifu easy with a riverside walk or coffee.
• After lunch: take the train to Kyoto.
• Evening: ease in along Kamo River and the nearby lanes.

• Start in southern Higashiyama with Kiyomizu-dera, then wander the lanes through Sannenzaka and Ninenzaka before a slow finish in Gion for an atmospheric evening.

• Begin early in Arashiyama at Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, then spend late morning at Tenryu-ji before crossing Togetsukyō Bridge and keeping the afternoon easy by the river.

Start in northern Kyoto at Kinkaku-ji, then keep the pace quiet at Daitoku-ji Temple before leaving the evening flexible.

Start with coffee at WEEKENDERS COFFEE TOMINOKOJI, keep the middle of the day light with a brief stroll or last-minute shopping at ShinPuhKan, then head off from central Kyoto.