Day 1:
Kansai Int'l Airport - Namba, Osaka
Welcome to Kansai, Japan. Transfer to Namba, Osaka.
Day 2:
Osaka
Explore Osaka. Visit Osaka Castle, Osaka’s most
prominent landmark. Visiting the Aerial Garden observatory for panoramic
views from 170 meters above the city. Stroll through the Dotonbori district
for shopping and dining.
Day 3:
Osaka
EXPO 2025
The World Expo, held every five years, is a global celebration of innovation, culture, and the future. Expo 2025 in Osaka promises to be an unforgettable experience, showcasing groundbreaking ideas and immersive exhibits from countries and corporations worldwide.
Explore Osaka’s Newest Landmark: Yumeshima
Step onto Yumeshima, the visionary artificial island in Osaka Bay, transformed from a former waste disposal site into a cutting-edge hub for Expo 2025. This dynamic location serves as the stage for world-class exhibits and future-forward initiatives.
Discover Inspiring Country & Corporate Pavilions
At the heart of the Expo, national pavilions will highlight diverse cultures and forward-thinking concepts, offering visitors a glimpse into global innovation. Leading corporations will also unveil pioneering technologies that align with the Expo’s main theme, shaping the future of industries and everyday life.
Join the movement and experience Expo 2025 in Osaka—a once-in-a-lifetime journey into the possibilities of tomorrow!
Day 4:
Osaka - Mt. Koya, Wakayama
Today, proceed to the World Heritage Site, Mt. Koya.
Experience a night of ascetic retreat at a temple lodging and enjoy a night
tour through the Okuno-in, one of Koyasan’s most sacred sites.
Day 5:
Mt. Koya, Wakayama - Kyoto
Proceed to Kyoto. Visit Fushimi, known for one of the
most famous depictions of Japan, Fushimi Inari Taisha and historical sake
restrict. Stop by a celebrated brewery to taste some local sake.
Day 6:
Kyoto
Begin your full day sightseeing in Kyoto with a visit to beautiful Arashiyama
Bamboo Forest. Visit Kinkaku-ji Temple (Golden Pavilion), a Zen temple
covered in gold leaf on the top two floors. Move to Kyoto Imperial Palace,
then visit Nishiki Market known as “Kyoto’s Kitchen.
Day 7:
Kyoto - Nara - Kyoto
Travel to Nara, former feudal capital of Japan.
Visit the Todai-ji Temple, housing the world’s largest bronze statue of
Buddha (Daibutsu). You will also see Kasuga Taisha, designated as a World
Heritage site, and stop at popular Deer Park.
Day 8:
Kyoto - Himeji - Kobe, Hyogo
Travel to Hyogo. Visit Himeji Castle, one of
the most well-preserved castles in Japan. Also stop by Kokoen, a Japanese
garden next to Himeji Castle. Enjoy Kobe beef, one of the highest grades of
beef in Japan for dinner.
Day 9:
Hyogo - Osaka
Enjoy visiting landmarks of Kobe such as Sannomiya Shrine, Kobe Port
Tower, Meriken Park or more. After sightseeing, transfer back to Osaka.