9D7N YAMAGATA,NIIGATA & KORIYAMA DELIGHT

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

• Gotokuji Temple: Famous for its "Maneki Neko" (lucky cat statues). It's a quiet spot with a unique charm.

• Shibuya Crossing: A must-see, one of the busiest intersections in the world.

• Asakusa Temple: Known for the historic Senso-ji Temple and Nakamise Shopping Street, great for souvenirs.

• Tokyo Skytree: The world’s tallest tower offers stunning views of the city, and on a clear day, you can even spot Mount Fuji.

• Accommodation: Tokyo Dome Hotel or similar

• Kawagoe: Known as "Little Edo," it’s a charming town with well-preserved Edo-era architecture. You can explore its canals and narrow streets lined with traditional merchant houses.

• Ikaho Toy, Doll and Car Museum: A quirky collection, but fascinating for those who appreciate nostalgic items, especially kids or toy enthusiasts.

• Accommodation: Takasaki Metropolitan Hotel or similar

• Kiyotsu Gorge: A scenic and dramatic gorge with breathtaking views, perfect for a hike if you're up for some outdoor adventure.

• Hoshitoge Rice Terrace: If you're traveling between May and October, these terraces are especially beautiful with their lush green landscape.

• Yuzawa Ski Resort (Winter season): A great option if you're traveling in the winter months. If not, Yuzawa is also famous for its hot springs.

• Onsen Hotel Stay: Unwind and relax in one of Japan’s famous hot springs.

• Accommodation: Yuzawa Grand Hotel or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Senkakuwan Bay: Known for its pristine coastline, it’s a great spot for photography or a leisurely boat ride.

• Sado Gold Mine: Explore Japan’s history of gold mining with guided tours inside the mines.

• Gold Dust Picking: A unique experience, picking gold dust from the river, connecting you with the area’s rich history.

• Shukunegi Town: A picturesque village with old-style houses, a step back into time with its preserved traditional architecture.

• Accommodation: Tabino Hotel Sado Hotel or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Taiko Drum Experience: This hands-on activity will immerse you in Japan’s rhythmic culture. It's a thrilling way to experience a traditional art form.

• Tarai Bune: The tub boat ride is a unique and serene way to explore Sado Island’s coastline—feel like you're part of a Ghibli movie, as you mentioned!

• Ponshu-kan Sake Tasting: Niigata is known for its high-quality sake. This tasting experience will give you a chance to savor the region’s finest brews.

• Geigi Performance: Enjoy a traditional dance performance, adding cultural depth to your day.

• Accommodation: Okura Niigata Hotel Hotel or similar (Onsen Hot Spring)

• Kamo Jellyfish Aquarium: A tranquil experience, especially for anyone fascinated by marine life. The illuminated jellyfish tanks are stunning.

• Ginzan Onsen: Known for its scenic beauty, this picturesque hot spring town is straight out of a postcard, with ryokan inns lining a narrow, charming street.

• Accommodation: Yamagata Metropolitan Hotel or similar

• Zao Fox Village: A must-see for animal lovers, this is a unique experience where you can interact with hundreds of adorable foxes.

• Kaiseizan park: It features walking trails, large open spaces, and scenic views of the surrounding area

• Kaiseizan Daijingu Shrine: This Shinto shrine offers a peaceful and spiritual setting with its traditional architecture and surrounding natural beauty.

• Koriyama to Tokyo by Shinkansen: Travel back to the busiest and most iconic transport hubs in Japan.

• Tokyo Station Ichibangai: Before departing, enjoy the shopping and food options at Tokyo Station, where you can find upscale boutiques and eateries.

• Accommodation: Tokyo Dome Hotel or similar