Planning a trip to Japan? If you’re opening 30 tabs, saving 50 TikToks, and still afraid you’ll miss something unique... you’re not alone.
Most travelers fall into the same trap: over-researching iconic spots while totally missing the magic of the less-traveled ones.
Let’s talk about a simple travel hack that can change the way you experience Japan.
The Truth: Japan is Easy to Travel… But Hard to Plan
Japan is safe, clean, efficient. But it’s also overwhelming.
You think you’ve got a solid plan, but then you hear about a hidden shrine in Kyoto, a forest village in Wakayama, or a local market in Osaka—and suddenly your whole itinerary feels incomplete.
I know this feeling, because I’ve been there.
My Story: From 50 Tabs to One Smart System
When I first planned my trip, I spent weeks researching.
I was juggling blogs, YouTube, Reddit, Insta maps, and trying to figure out what fits in a day, how to get around, and where to stay. It was chaotic.
And even after that, I still missed amazing spots I learned about after I came back.
That’s exactly why I created Tabimawari:
A smarter, smoother way to explore Japan.
The Hack? A Ready-to-Go Map
Instead of planning from scratch or following rigid itineraries, I built something in between:
✨ A curated Map with 1,000+ spots, ready to use offline, organized by area and theme (temples, cafés, anime, viewpoints, etc.).
You get:
Famous sights + lesser-known local gems
Clear transport access
Spots grouped logically by neighborhood
All downloadable for offline use
A guide to plan day-by-day
Bonus tips: seasons, food, accommodation
This isn’t a “fixed” plan.
It’s a tool to design a trip that feels like you, while knowing you’re not missing anything essential.
Why It Works (Even for First-Time Travelers)
You don’t need to be a Japan expert.
The guide helps you:
Skip FOMO and random scrolling
Build your own rhythm, from slow travel to jam-packed days
Discover authentic places without guessing what’s worth it
You can be 100% independent, but still guided.
Who This Is For
✅ First-timers who want it all in one place
✅ People who love Japan but hate logistics
✅ Travelers tired of bouncing between Reddit, TikTok, and outdated blogs
✅ Anyone who wants to go beyond the tourist checklist
Traveling should be about memories, not tabs.
My guide won’t just save you time.
It’ll give you confidence, freedom, and clarity to build a trip that actually feels like you.
Ready to stop scrolling and start exploring?
💼 Why Choose My Ready-to-Go Itineraries?
Planning a Japan trip can get overwhelming. I lived in Japan and built the kind of guide I wish I had at the beginning. Here’s what you get:
✅ Clear day-by-day routes 100% customizable
✅ Local spots, not just the touristy ones
✅ Interactive map & Direct Google Maps links
✅ Tips on transport, food, and stays
✅ Works offline. Saves you 100+ hours of research
💌 Get Your Japan Itinerary Now Travel Japan with clarity. No stress. No chaos. Just the adventure, made easy.
Marie creator behind @Tabimawari
Hi, I’m Marie.
French islander from Reunion island, Japan lover, and travel planner behind Tabimawari.
I spent a year living in Kyoto, learning Japanese and falling in love with the culture. Since then, I’ve kept going back, exploring every corner from Tokyo to the tiniest hidden towns.
I created these guides after spending months planning, testing, and fine-tuning every detail so you don’t have to. Inside, you’ll find:
✅ Interactive maps
✅ Step-by-step directions
✅ Local spots + travel tips
✅ Offline use
Each guide is made with care, based on real-life travel, not generic blog advice.
This is what I wish I had on my first trip to Japan and now it’s yours.
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Marie creator behind @Tabimawari
Hi, I’m Marie.
French islander from Reunion island, Japan lover, and travel planner behind Tabimawari.
I spent a year living in Kyoto, learning Japanese and falling in love with the culture. Since then, I’ve kept going back, exploring every corner from Tokyo to the tiniest hidden towns.
I created these guides after spending months planning, testing, and fine-tuning every detail so you don’t have to. Inside, you’ll find:
✅ Interactive maps
✅ Step-by-step directions
✅ Local spots + travel tips
✅ Offline use
Each guide is made with care, based on real-life travel, not generic blog advice.
This is what I wish I had on my first trip to Japan and now it’s yours.
MY SOCIALS
MY NEWSLETTER
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