Start your day at Gundam Base Tokyo, a must-visit for fans of the legendary mecha series, featuring exclusive model kits and displays that celebrate the legacy of Gundam.

Next, stop by the JUMP SHOP to find official merchandise from popular series like One Piece and Dragon Ball, perfect for anime lovers.

Gaming enthusiasts will enjoy Nintendo Tokyo, home to goods from beloved franchises including Mario and Zelda, and the CAPCOM STORE, featuring classics like Street Fighter and Resident Evil.

At the Ninja Trick House, experience a playful glimpse into ninja culture with interactive exhibits, followed by a photo stop at the iconic Godzilla Head in Shinjuku.

Visit the historic Kanda Shrine, a blend of ancient tradition and modern pop culture, before heading to Akihabara, the global center for anime, manga, and gaming. In Akihabara, browse premium collectibles at Tamashii Nations Store Tokyo and explore a rich variety of anime and gaming culture.

For those looking to dive deeper, consider a visit to Super Potato (JDT Recommends) for retro gaming treasures, relax at a Maid Cafe (JDT Recommends) for a playful cultural experience, or shop the latest gadgets at the Sofmap Amusement Store (JDT Recommends). Fans of fantasy worlds might enjoy the immersive Final Fantasy Eorzea Café (JDT Recommends), while the "MONSTER HUNTER" BAR (JDT Recommends) offers a unique game-themed dining experience.

※ Some recommended experiences, including the Maid Cafe, Final Fantasy Eorzea Café, and "MONSTER HUNTER" BAR, require advance reservations. Please plan accordingly.

Begin your day of exploration with our Unique Tokyo Anime Adventure. Our first destination is the enchanting
Ghibli Museum. Step into the whimsical world of Studio Ghibli and immerse yourself in beloved films like 'My Neighbor Totoro' and 'Spirited Away.' With its creative exhibits and charming atmosphere, the museum offers a magical experience that captures the imagination of all ages.

Next, we journey to Nakano Broadway, a haven for pop culture enthusiasts. Wander through a labyrinth of shops offering a treasure trove of anime memorabilia, rare collectibles, and idol merchandise. Whether you're searching for vintage manga or the latest fan goods, this vibrant complex is a paradise for collectors and fans alike.

From there, we head to the Pokémon Center Mega in Ikebukuro. Dive into the world of Pokémon with an impressive array of merchandise, from plush toys to trading cards. Pokémon fans of all generations are sure to find something special. Right nearby, treat yourself at Pikachu Sweets Café, where delightful Pokémon-themed desserts are almost too cute to eat. Capture a few photos before indulging in these playful confections!

Our adventure continues at Animate Ikebukuro, Japan’s largest retailer specializing in anime, manga, and games. Browse multiple floors stocked with goods from both mainstream hits and niche favorites, ensuring every fan can uncover hidden treasures.

Don’t miss the Gacha Gacha Machines in the area, where a twist of the dial offers a surprise from an endless variety of collectible capsules. It's a fun and nostalgic experience that adds a playful touch to your anime journey.

Begin your exploration with a visit to the serene Kiyosumi Teien, a traditional Japanese garden renowned for its elegant landscapes and tranquil atmosphere. As you stroll along the stone paths surrounding the pond, admire the exquisite arrangement of rocks, trees, and seasonal flowers, offering a peaceful escape from the energy of Tokyo.

Next, delve into the richness of the city's history at the Fukagawa Edo Museum. Wander through full-scale replicas of traditional Edo-period townhouses and immerse yourself in a vivid recreation of life during ancient Tokyo. This experience offers a captivating glimpse into the daily life and culture of the past.

Continue your journey to the lively Tsukiji Outer Market, a culinary paradise for food enthusiasts. Savor a wide array of Japanese dishes, from the freshest seafood to artisanal sweets, as you explore the bustling market renowned worldwide for its authentic flavors and vibrant atmosphere.

For lunch, enjoy a carefully curated seasonal dining experience selected by our team, featuring the finest ingredients and trending dishes of the moment. Whether it’s traditional kaiseki cuisine highlighting fresh seasonal produce or a contemporary twist on Japanese classics, each meal is designed to reflect the best of Tokyo’s culinary scene.

In historic Asakusa, visit the iconic Senso-ji Temple, Tokyo’s oldest Buddhist temple. Wander along the bustling Nakamise shopping street, where traditional goods and local delicacies await, offering a perfect blend of culture and culinary delights.

Conclude your day at the renowned teamLab Planets TOKYO, an immersive digital art museum that fuses cutting-edge technology and interactive art. Step into a world where light, water, and space blur the boundaries of reality, providing a unique and unforgettable finale to your journey through Tokyo.

Begin your day with a visit to the historic Imperial Palace Plaza, where Japan’s imperial legacy stands against the backdrop of Tokyo’s modern skyline. Stroll through the vast open space and take in views of the iconic Nijubashi Bridge and meticulously maintained gardens, offering a tranquil escape at the heart of the city.

Continue to Tokyo Station, a marvel of Meiji-era architecture blended with contemporary sophistication. Admire the beautifully restored red brick facade and explore the station's underground city of shops and gourmet eateries, a hub that connects tradition and innovation seamlessly.

Next, immerse yourself in the dynamic energy of Shibuya Scramble Crossing, the world’s busiest pedestrian intersection. Capture the electrifying motion from above or ground level, a true symbol of Tokyo’s vibrant pulse. Nearby, stop by the Hachiko Statue, honoring the loyal dog whose story of devotion continues to touch visitors worldwide.

Venture into the colorful world of Harajuku, Tokyo’s center of youth culture and fashion innovation. Takeshita Street invites you to explore its eclectic mix of quirky boutiques, trendy shops, and themed cafes. For those seeking unique experiences, Sailor Moon Store (JDT Recommends) offers a magical selection of official merchandise, while a visit to a Popular Animal Cafe (JDT Recommends) lets you enjoy playful moments with adorable animals. For shoppers, the Japanese 100 Yen Shop (JDT Recommends) and the multi-floor toy wonderland Harajuku Kiddy Land (JDT Recommends) are must-visit destinations.

Find serenity nearby at the sacred Meiji Shrine, nestled within a lush forest. Dedicated to Emperor Meiji and Empress Shoken, this Shinto shrine provides a peaceful retreat, with its grand torii gates and tranquil pathways offering a stark contrast to the lively city outside.

Conclude your Tokyo adventure with a delightful visit to the Pokemon Cafe (JDT Recommends), where you can enjoy creative, Pokémon-themed dishes and drinks in a charming, character-filled setting. Please note that advance reservations are required to secure your spot at the cafe.

※ Some recommended experiences, including the Pokemon Cafe and popular animal cafes, require advance reservations. We recommend planning accordingly to ensure availability.

Embark on an unforgettable journey into the heart of Hakone, where nature, art, and pop culture come together in perfect harmony.

Begin your adventure at the Evangelion Store, also known as EVA-YA, a treasure trove of memorabilia from the iconic anime series Neon Genesis Evangelion. Whether you're a devoted anime fan or simply curious about Japan's pop culture, this store offers exclusive goods and a glimpse into a beloved cultural phenomenon.

Next, embark on a serene Lake Ashi Cruise, gliding across the shimmering waters surrounded by lush landscapes. On clear days, you’ll be rewarded with breathtaking views of Mount Fuji rising majestically in the distance — a truly picture-perfect moment.

Continue your ascent aboard the Hakone Ropeway, offering panoramic vistas of Hakone’s volcanic valleys and the distant peaks. This aerial journey promises awe-inspiring scenery, especially when the skies unveil the beauty of Mt. Fuji.

Disembark at the Owakudani Valley, a dynamic landscape of active volcanic activity. Savor the local specialty, Kuro Tamago (black eggs), boiled in the natural hot springs — legend says eating one adds seven years to your life.

Enjoy a scenic ride on the charming Hakone Tozan Railway, Japan’s oldest mountain railway, where each twist and turn offers yet another stunning view of the forested slopes and deep ravines of Hakone.

Your next stop is the celebrated Hakone Open-Air Museum, where world-renowned sculptures are set against the backdrop of Hakone’s beautiful natural scenery. Wander through expansive gardens dotted with art, experiencing the perfect blend of creativity and nature.

After exploring the highlights of Hakone, check into your hotel and relax before embarking on the next phase of your journey. Later, experience the speed and comfort of the Bullet Train (Shinkansen) as you travel seamlessly towards your next destination. For a delightful local touch, enjoy an Ekiben — a beautifully crafted bento box featuring regional specialties — onboard. (JDT Recommends)

※ Please note: The itinerary may be adjusted based on weather conditions to ensure the best possible experience.

Start your day with a visit to the iconic Kinkaku-ji, or Golden Pavilion, one of the most photographed temples in Kyoto. This stunning Zen Buddhist temple is covered in gold leaf and surrounded by landscaped gardens and a reflective pond, offering breathtaking photo opportunities that capture the essence of traditional Japanese architecture.

Next, enjoy a classic rickshaw ride through the scenic Arashiyama district, known for its lush bamboo groves, historical landmarks, and the picturesque Hozu River. Feel the nostalgic charm of old Kyoto as your guide takes you through quiet forest paths and serene streets.

Afterward, stroll along Ninen-zaka, a charming, stone-paved street lined with preserved machiya-style townhouses. This historic area transports you back to the Kyoto of centuries past, with its teahouses, souvenir shops, and scenic views of the Higashiyama district.

Enjoy a relaxing matcha tasting experience in a tranquil Kyoto teahouse. Savor the rich, earthy flavors of traditional Japanese green tea while soaking in the calming ambiance — a perfect moment of pause during your cultural journey.

Conclude your cultural exploration with a visit to Kiyomizu-dera Temple, one of Kyoto’s most famous UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This hilltop temple is celebrated for its massive wooden stage that offers sweeping views over the city, especially stunning during cherry blossom and autumn foliage seasons.

You’ll also have the option to enhance your day with a Maiko Dining experience or a matcha break while wearing a traditional kimono. During the Maiko experience, you’ll enjoy a traditional meal accompanied by elegant dances and warm conversation with a Maiko — an apprentice Geisha — offering a rare and authentic insight into Kyoto’s refined performing arts.

Begin your cultural journey in Nara with a visit to the iconic Todai-ji Temple, a designated UNESCO World Heritage Site. Marvel at its monumental wooden structure and the towering Great Buddha (Daibutsu) — one of the largest bronze Buddha statues in the world. This sacred site exemplifies Japan’s ancient Buddhist heritage and architectural mastery.

Next, wander through the serene grounds of Nara Deer Park, where over a thousand free-roaming deer greet visitors. Revered as sacred messengers in the Shinto tradition, these friendly deer provide an unforgettable and uniquely Nara experience.

Continue on to the historic city of Uji to explore the exquisite Byodo-in Temple, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Famous for its elegant Phoenix Hall — featured on the 10-yen coin — the temple is a masterpiece of Heian-era architecture, surrounded by serene gardens and reflecting ponds that embody the harmony of Japanese design and spirituality.

From there, make your way to Kyoto’s renowned Fushimi Inari Shrine, home to the iconic thousands of red torii gates that wind their way through a wooded mountainside. This Shinto shrine is one of Japan’s most photographed landmarks and offers a deeply atmospheric and photogenic experience.