Japan Tokyo Haneda Matsuda Sakura Festival Fujiten 6 Days 4 Nights GOJP9868

Breakfast served at the hotel restaurant.
We will take you to Asakusa Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, to pay respects to the Golden Kannon Buddha. You will also be impressed by the giant 4.5-meter-tall lantern hanging at the entrance. You can also purchase amulets within the temple grounds. Afterwards, we will explore Nakamise Street, the temple's famous shopping street, lined with souvenir shops selling amulets and antique toys. Finally, we will visit a sweet shop where Japanese visitors queue to sample its delicious flavors. Even the Emperor ordered his aide to buy it here. This is "melon pan," a traditional Japanese bread. While some may mistake it for melon-filled bread, it is actually baked bread with a cracked top resembling the skin of a Japanese melon. This is where the name "Melonpan" comes from.
Lunch is served at a restaurant, featuring a special yakiniku buffet.
We'll then travel to Kawagoe, an old town known as "Little Kyoto." Kawagoe exudes a charming past that remains intact to this day. This former capital of the Edo period, Kawagoe transports us back in time with its traditional buildings and a glimpse into the Japanese way of life during a time when rice was a prized possession. Then, we'll take you to Kurazukuri Street, an old town district where you can capture the Edo-era atmosphere, dotted with retro houses lining both sides. You'll also see the Toki no Kane Clock Tower, a three-story building standing 16 meters high and over 350 years old, a symbol of Kawagoe. Then, we'll stroll along Kashiya Yokocho, a small alley lined with shops selling inexpensive, traditional, bulk sweets and snacks, most priced around 50 yen. Many of the houses are owned by locals who have operated sweet shops since ancient times. Many tourists come here to enjoy the Showa period atmosphere. Enjoy free time to shop for souvenirs and local products, a true Kawagoe experience.
We'll take you to the Sagamiko Illumination Festival, one of the largest annual illumination events in the Kanto region, ranked among the top three. Held at Sagamiko Resort Pleasure Forest in Kanagawa Prefecture, the festival features 6 million lights across an area of ​​approximately 40,000 square meters. Each year, the theme park is different (admission included). Enjoy free time to explore at your own pace, a true Kawagoe experience.
* Note: If the illumination festival is closed, we reserve the right to change your itinerary. We'll take you to Gotemba Premium Outlets, the largest shopping center. Enjoy a wide selection of well-known brand-name products at great prices, including cosmetics, accessories, clothing, bags, shoes, sports equipment, and electrical appliances. This is also a hub for Japanese brands going international, featuring the latest collections from brands like MK Michel Klein, Morgan, and Diffusione Tessile, as well as fashion shoes and many more. Enjoy shopping at your leisure.
In the evening, enjoy a delicious dinner at the hotel's restaurant. Enjoy a special meal featuring giant crab legs and a Japanese-style dipping sauce.
After your meal, relax in the natural hot springs. It's believed that soaking in the hot springs beautifies your skin and improves blood circulation.
Accommodation: 3-star FUJI AREA HOTEL or equivalent.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Enjoy outdoor activities in the snow at Fujiten Ski Resort. Enjoy sledding at your leisure. This large amusement park offers a variety of activities beyond skiing. This renowned ski resort boasts a stunning backdrop of Mount Fuji. Enjoy the pristine snowshoeing. Those interested in renting equipment can contact the tour leader in advance. This price does not include ski, snowshoe, or instructor rentals, which are approximately 5,000 yen. (The availability of the ski resort depends on weather conditions.)
* Note: In the event that the resort is unavailable due to weather conditions, the company reserves the right to change the tour to Mount Fuji, towering over Japan at 3,776 meters above sea level. Enjoy a close-up view of the 5th station of Mount Fuji.
Noon: Lunch at a special restaurant. Enjoy a Japanese-style buffet of pork and beef shabu-shabu.
Visit the Earthquake Museum, which recreates the history of Mount Fuji and provides a immersive experience of earthquakes in Japan. Afterward, enjoy free time to shop for souvenirs at your leisure. We'll then proceed to the Matsuda Sakura Festival, held at Nishihirahata Park on the hillside of Matsuda City. The highlight is the beautiful rows of over 260 cherry trees lining the hillside, each blossoming in full bloom. Another highlight is the opportunity to take photos of Mount Fuji with its pink blossoms. At night, the festival is illuminated, and you can enjoy the illuminations during the event, from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM. A mini-train ride is also available within the festival grounds, offering a fee of approximately 300 yen per person.
* Note: In the event that the cherry blossom festival is no longer held, the company reserves the right to change the tour itinerary. We'll take you to Oshino Hakkai Village, where you'll explore the pristine waters of Mount Fuji. This natural spring is located in Oshino Village, Yamanashi Prefecture. In other words, the Oshino Hakkai springs are located. From the moment you step into the village, you'll be greeted by the fresh air and cool mist from the natural springs, which are everywhere. The crystal-clear ponds are home to a variety of fish swimming leisurely. But let me tell you that the water in each pond is so cold that I wonder if the fish aren't shivering, because the average water temperature is 10-12 degrees Celsius. Besides enjoying the view, there is also natural spring water that you can scoop up and drink as you please. Most importantly, Oshino Village is also an excellent shopping center for OTOP products. You are free to choose to shop in the famous Shinjuku shopping district. You can enjoy shopping for various products here, whether it's a Sanrio store, an electronic store, digital cameras, watches, cosmetics, etc. at MATSUMOTO, a source of many cosmetics, such as tofu masks, WHIP FOAM facial cleansing foam that is 3 times cheaper than at home, Shiseido and Anessa sunscreens that are well-known among Thais, and other products. Alternatively, enjoy shopping for famous brands such as LOUIS VULTTON, UNIQLO, the popular BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE bags, COMME DES GARCONS shirts, H&M, or a wide selection of shoes from renowned brands such as NIKE, CONVERSE, NEW BALANCE, REEBOK, and more at ABC MART.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your leisure, so as not to interrupt your shopping time.
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in NARITA/SAITAMA/IBARAKI AREA or equivalent.

Breakfast is served at the hotel restaurant.
A full day of free time for shopping (lunch and dinner are available at your leisure) or explore other attractions with a guide to guide you. For example:
- Harajuku, a hub for Japanese youth clothing, accessories, and shoes. If you're looking for unique clothing or cosplay costumes, you'll find them here. Or if you're looking to see Japanese youth in their unusual attire, you can find them here. The streets are lined with teenagers, similar to Omoto Sando, a luxury brand street. You can also find famous brands like CHANNEL, Dior, LOUIS VULTTON, ZARA, and GAP. For Onitsuka Tiger fans looking for authentic MADE IN JAPAN shoes, this shop offers a wide selection. There's also a shop selling adorable KITTY, DORAENMON, and LINE dolls to delight your little ones. There's also a large shop selling popular BAO BAO ISSEY MIYAKE bags and COMME DES GARCONS shirts.
- In Shibuya, Tokyo's fashion hub, find a perfect spot for a memorable photo with "Hachiko," the intelligent dog statue that's become a popular hangout spot for young Tokyoites. Stay updated on Tokyo fashion at (109) Ichimaru-kyu, featuring clothing, bags, shoes, accessories, and many other top Japanese seasonal fashions.
Or, if you'd like to purchase an additional Disneyland ticket for 3,500 baht per person (excluding travel expenses), Disneyland, the imaginative world of the king of Japanese cartoons, is the first Disneyland built outside the United States. Built in 1983, Disneyland was built using reclaimed land and cost over 600 million baht to build. Enjoy a variety of rides (unlimited rides) and explore various lands. Experience the new rides based on the hit animated film "Toy Story." Experience the Caribbean battle scenes from "The Pirates of the Caribbean." Experience the haunted house at Haunted Mantion. Experience the cuteness of international children's dolls in Small World. Enjoy the 3-D movie "The Invention of the Year." Enjoy shopping for adorable Disneyland souvenirs. You'll also meet Disney characters like Mickey Mouse and Minnie Mouse, along with many other cartoon friends. Enjoy shopping for cute Disneyland souvenirs. Note: Bookings through the company must be made 7 days in advance.
Accommodation: 3-star hotel in NARITA/SAITAMA/IBARAKI AREA or equivalent.

Morning: Breakfast at the hotel restaurant.
Depart for Meiji Shrine, a Shinto shrine dedicated to and enshrining the spirit of Emperor Meiji, the most revered emperor in modern Japan. Head to Tsukiji Fish Market, one of Tokyo's oldest fresh markets, offering a wide variety of delicious food. Shop and savor the delicious delicacies. Inside the market, you'll find sushi restaurants and fresh fish such as tuna and salmon. Don't miss out on the famous sweet grilled egg, eel rice bowl, and delicious stewed beef noodles. Fruits are also available for purchase to take home.
Lunch: Enjoy lunch at your leisure, so you don't have to interrupt your shopping time.
Depart for Odaiba, an artificial island created by reclaiming ocean waste. This large island in Tokyo Bay was created for national defense purposes. Today, Odaiba has become an economic zone within the country. With over 150 shops, food courts, department stores, and more, it's also home to a variety of man-made attractions, including Rainbow Bridge. With convenient access, it's no wonder it's a popular destination for both domestic and international tourists. Other man-made attractions include Rainbow Bridge, a life-size 19.7-meter RX-0 Unicorn Gundam robot in front of DiverCity Tokyo Plaza. This magnificent sculpture celebrates the success of the Mobile Suit Gundam series, one of Japan's most influential anime/manga series. A bayside promenade offers a romantic sunset view. Enjoy shopping at Aeon Mall, Japan's largest department store. Browse a wide variety of products, including cosmetics, children's items, toys, clothing, bags, shoes, household medicines, and even fresh fruit from Japanese farms. Enjoy a special 100-yen shop, where everything is just 100 yen, a popular spot among Japanese tourists.
In the evening, enjoy dinner at your leisure to avoid interrupting your shopping time.
At the appropriate time, transfer to Haneda Airport. Japan