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• Check in at Singapore Changi International Airport for your flight to Tokyo Airport. 

• Upon arrival in Tokyo, start your trip with a Tohoku tour!

• Kawagoe Edomachi
  Famous for its kurazukuri (clay-walled warehouse) buildings, traditional shops, and bell tower.

• Toki no Kane bell tower
  It is a bell tower that dates back to the Edo period and is located in the heart of the city's historical district.

• Kawagoe Kitain Temple
  It is known for its association with the Tokugawa clan and its beautiful architecture.

• Hikawa Shrine
  It is the headquarter of Hikawa Shrine located in various parts of Musashi Province (Tokyo and Saitama Prefecture), centered in Adachi County.

• Kashiya Yokocho
  Also call Penny Candy Alley, a stone paved streets embedded with colorful glass that is lined with 22 traditional style Japanese candy shops.
  The Candy Alley is a wonderful place for trying traditional Japanese sweets, while experiencing a nostalgic atmosphere from past decades.

• Ichiban-gai Shōtengai
  Offers not just shopping opportunities but also a chance to immerse yourself in the local culture and taste the local cuisine.

• Accommodation: Kinugawa Plaza hotel or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Nikko Toshogu
  Nikko Toshogu is part of the Shrines and Temples of Nikko UNESCO World Heritage Site, designated in 1999 for its cultural and historical significance.
  Also particularly the legacy of the Tokugawa Shogunate.

• Ouchijuku
  During the Edo period (1603-1867) Ouchi-juku was a post town that served travelers.
  Many of the buildings have been preserved from this time, providing visitors with an authentic time-travel experience to one of Japan's most culturally rich periods.

• Accommodation: Hotel Listel Inawashiro or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Aizu-Wakamatsu Tsuruga Castle
  Formerly the seat of power for the entire region, this mighty fortress was destroyed in the concluding conflict of the Boshin War.
  Unlike many other structures that were torn down by imperial decree at the start of the Meiji period (1868–1912), Tsuruga Castle went out in a blaze of glory.
  The stronghold was later remade in the 1960’s as a concrete reconstruction.

• Kitakata Ramen Museum
  Kitakata ramen is a type of ramen originating from Kitakata city known for its distinctive features, such as flat, curly noodles and a soy sauce-based broth.
  The museum showcases the history and development of Kitakata ramen, highlighting its cultural significance in the region.

• Zao (Ropeway included)
  Visiting Zao Onsen during the winter season to witness the natural beauty of the Snow Monsters.
  Take the cable car that provides access to the higher elevations of the ski resort.

• Accommodation: Tendo Onsen Hotel or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Ginzan onsen street
  The town is home to wooden hot spring inns lining each side of the Ginzan River and resonates with nostalgic beauty when illuminated at night by gas street lamps.
  The view reminds visitors of scenes from the famous film “Spirited Away” by Hayao Miyazaki.

• Shirakami waterfall
  The "Silver Waterfall" with a height difference of 22 meters is also a tourist attraction that cannot be missed.
  The waterfall is divided into two in the middle, and you can enjoy the majestic waterfall with splashing water and the trickling waterfall.

• Warashi-yu Foot bath
  Warashi-yu foot bath is located along the Ginzan River at the entrance to the hot spring area, and visitors can soak their feet.
  The water, which is said to be effective against neuralgia, rheumatism, and skin diseases, flows directly from a spring.

• Matsushima Bay Cruise
  The best way to explore the incredible natural scenery of Matsushima Bay is from the water!
  Matsushima has long been celebrated as one of the Nihon Sankei (Three Views of Japan), with more than two hundred pine-covered islands dotting its picturesque bay.

• Accommodation: Metropolitan Sendai Hotel or similar 

• Sendai Station Ichibangai
  Enjoy some shopping time at the busiest shopping spot in Tohoku's largest city!

• Sendai - Tokyo by Bullet train (Shinkansen)
  Never ever leave Japan without experience the ‘Shinkansen’ (bullet train). The Shinkansen is the culmination of Japan’s incredible design skills and technical prowess.

• Tokyo Station Ichibangai
  "Tokyo Station Ichibangai" is a commercial facility located directly below the Tokaido Shinkansen platform at Tokyo Station and boasts a length of 400 meters, the same length as the platform.
  Gourmet foods and specialty products from not only Tokyo but also from all over Japan.

• Accommodation: Ikebukuro Metropolitan Hotel or similar 
  

• Asakusa temple & Nakamise Shopping Arcade
  Asakusa Temple is the centre of Tokyo’s low city districts where an atmosphere of the Tokyo of past decades survives.

• Tokyo Skytree (Included Elevator)
  In 2012, a new landmark building with a height of 634 meters, it is the tallest radio tower in the world.

• Ameyoko
  Glimpse into Tokyo’s bustling marketplace culture and provides an opportunity to explore a wide range of products and local flavors.

• Aqua City Odaiba
  A chance to explore the modern and dynamic atmosphere of Odaiba, with its blend of entertainment, waterfront views, and cultural attractions.

• Accommodation: Mystays Premier Hotel Narita or similar