ANA Intercontinental Tokyo (Concierge on 2F)
Asakusa View Hotel (Hotel lobby)
Cerulean Tower Tokyu Hotel (Concierge)
Courtyard by Marriott Tokyo Ginza Hotel (Bell desk)
Grand Nikko Tokyo Daiba (Bell desk on 2F)
Grand Prince Hotel New Takanawa (Bell desk)
Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal (World Trade Centre Building Annex on 1F)
Hotel Grand Palace (Bell desk)
Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Ikebukuro (Bell desk)
Hotel New Otani (Main building on 1F waiting lounge/banquet floor)
Keio Plaza Hotel Tokyo (JTB Sunrise Tours check-in counter, Main Building on 3F)
Osaki Station (West Exit Bus Terminal)
Shiba Park Hotel (Hotel lobby, Annex building)
Sunshine City Prince Hotel (Bell desk)
Washington Hotel Shinjuku (Information, Main building on 3F)

Concludes at the Tokyo Station at approximately 9:30pm (hotel drop-off service is available for select hotels in central Tokyo)

詳細的出發地點，時間請參考電子票（Voucher）中的詳細介紹

Day 1: Tokyo  Nara  Kyoto (L)
After morning pickup at your hotel or meeting at Hamamatsucho Bus Terminal, you are transferred to Tokyo Station to catch your bullet train to Kyoto. Look out the train window and hope to catch sight of Mt Fuji, weather permitting. At mid-day, arrive in Kyoto Station where you are met by your guide. Enjoy a welcome lunch at the New Miyako Hotel before traveling one hour by comfortable coach to Nara.

The first capital of Japan was established in Nara in 710 and the city boasts numerous UNESCO World Heritage-listed sites. Your guide takes you to one of Japan’s most historically significant temples, the Todai-ji Temple, from the 8th-century. Walk through the Daibutsu-den (Great Buddha Hall) and admire the giant bronze statue of the Buddha. Continue to Kasuga Taisha Shrine, a renowned Shinto shrine that is spectacularly lit by 3,000 antique bronze and stone lanterns. Finish the afternoon by strolling through Deer Park (Nara Park) and marveling at the hundreds of freely roaming tame deer. You can even buy food for the deer if you wish!

On your way back to Kyoto, stop into Nara Nagomikan, a large souvenir shop that specializes in food products and other goods made in Nara. Have the evening free in Kyoto to spend at your leisure.

Overnight: Kyoto

Day 2: Kyoto (for 2-day tour) or Kyoto  Tokyo (for 3-day tour) (L)
Get an early start for a full-day guided tour of the highlights of Kyoto. Your first stop takes you to Nijo Castle, which was built in the early 1600s for the Tokugawa Shogun. Then head to one of Kyoto’s most famous temples, Kinkaku-ji Temple, known for its shimmering Golden Pavilion and exquisite Japanese gardens. After taking in Kinkaku-ji, visit the Emperor of Japan’s former residence, the Kyoto Imperial Palace, and follow your guide around the architecturally stunning complex.

Take a break and enjoy a Japanese-style lunch. After eating, continue your city tour at Sanjusangen-do Temple, where you can take in the world's longest wooden structure, which holds 1,001 life-size Buddhist statues that date to the 13th century. Head to the stunning Fushimiinari Taisha Shrine, built in 1895 to celebrate Kyoto’s 1,100 years of existence.

Get great views over Tokyo from Kiyomizu-dera Temple, a hilltop temple with several gorgeous buildings. Water from the Otowa spring flows under the temple’s main hall and is reputed to grant a wish to anyone who takes a sip.

In the evening, if you select 2-day tour, you'll return to Tokyo by bullet train to end your tour. If you select 3-day tour, you'll stay another night in Kyoto.

Overnight: Kyoto