Tokyo can be overwhelming, but not with this guide.
I created this plan to help you hit all the best spots while keeping things organized and doable.

✅ Covers Shibuya, Shinjuku, Asakusa, Akihabara, Harajuku, and more
✅ No zigzagging: each day focuses on 2–4 areas
✅ Suggested timings for key activities and transitions
✅ Map View + Calendar View via Holicay
✅ Budget breakdown + booking links
✅ Add your own flights/hotels
✅ Fully editable + shareable

Perfect if: you're visiting Tokyo for the first time and want structure without stress.

Planning your first trip to Osaka? 
This 5 day  itinerary  is  designed  to  help  you  experience  the best of the city, from iconic landmarks and lively 

neighborhoods to local gems and local flavors.

At first glance, it might seem like a lot, but don’t worry.
 Each day focuses on 2 to 3 nearby areas, so you won’t waste time zigzagging across the city. The plan is crafted to show you as much as possible without the overwhelm.

You’ll get suggested timings, routes, and must-try stops to make your navigation smooth and stress-free. Of course, this is just a guide, feel free to tweak it, skip, or stretch things to match your own rhythm.

Looking for more than just deer in Nara? This 4-day itinerary gives you everything: iconic temples, charming old streets, peaceful mountain escapes, all organized by area so you won’t waste time zigzagging around.

Here’s what you get:
✅ A smooth day in central Nara: Todai-ji, Kasuga Taisha, and Nara Park (yes, with the deer)
✅ A deep dive into Japan’s past in Imaichō and the stunning hillside temple Hasedera
✅ A sacred mountain journey through Yoshino and its dramatic views and temples
✅ And a chill last day in Ikoma, riding a vintage cable car and watching the sunset from an amusement park in the sky

No guesswork, no stress, just a perfectly curated trip through Nara's best-known spots and the ones most tourists miss.

🗺️ Includes: routes, suggested times, restaurant stops, and local insights
📍 Fully customizable with Holicays

Escape the crowds and step into a postcard-perfect town just 1 hour from Kyoto or Nara. Ōmihachiman is a preserved merchant city with Edo-era canals, traditional houses, and peaceful vibes you won’t find in the big cities.

💡 Perfect if you want a break from Kyoto’s rush and a real taste of small-town Japan.
No need to plan, just follow the route, relax, and enjoy the charm.

This 3-day itinerary gives you the best of Kobe : famous views & spots, hot springs all planned by area so you don’t waste time zigzagging around.

No guesswork, no stress just a perfectly curated trip through Kobe's best-known spots and the ones most tourists miss.

🗺️ Includes: routes, suggested times, restaurant stops, and local insights

📍 Fully customizable with Holicay

This 3-day itinerary gives you everything: Hiroshima city, emotional landmarks, views, Ikutsushima, and all grouped by area so you don’t waste time zigzagging across the city.

No guesswork, no stress just a perfectly curated trip through Hiroshima's best-known spots.

🗺️ Includes: routes, suggested times, restaurant stops, and local insights

📍 Fully customizable

I’ve created several day trip options for Mount Fuji, but to be clear : they’re all one-day itineraries with different themes or routes. You can mix and match them depending on your interests, or even turn them into a 2- or 3-day trip if you want to explore more slowly. The spots I’ve recommended work great for either a quick visit or a longer stay!

No guesswork, no stress just a perfectly curated trip through Mt. FUJI best-known spots and the ones most tourists miss.

🗺️ Includes: routes, suggested times, restaurant stops, and local insights

📍 Fully customizable with Holicay

Several day trip options between Yokohama, Enoshima and Kamakura.

Spend the day in Kamakura (temples + beach), combine with Enoshima for island walks and sea views, or head to Yokohama for a more urban vibe. You can do them separately or link them depending on your pace. I've share many options!

Kawagoe, often called “Little Edo,” is a charming town just 30 minutes from Tokyo, perfect for a one-day escape into Japan’s past. Once a key commercial hub during the Edo period, Kawagoe still preserves the architecture and spirit of that era, with clay-walled warehouses, wooden merchant houses, and the iconic Toki no Kane (Time Bell Tower) that still chimes today.