• Depart to Japan
• Arrive and check in hotel

THE LAND OF THE RISING SUN

• Soga Plum Grove“ Cherry Blossom Festival”
  – Enjoying the breathtaking sight of plums blossoming against Mount Fuji.
• Visit the Odawara Castle (Tourist Spot)
  – One of the most powerful clans during the Warring States Era who used it as a base to control the region around modern day Tokyo.
• Lake Ashi
  – It was formed in the caldera of Mount, Hakone after the volcano’s eruption about 3000 years ago. Today it is the symbol of Hakone with the famous Mt. Fuji at the background.
  – Live your fantasy of becoming a ninja or a samurai.
• Hakone Shrine Tour
  – Most prestigious shrines in the Kanto region.
• Owakudani Hell Valley
  – You can still feel the power of volcanic activity.
• Hiratsuka City Multipurpose Park
  – Japanese garden where you can enjoy seasonal flowers and trees, and a cherry blossom plaza

• Kawazuzakura“ Sakura Festival”
  – Go on an unforgettably romantic sightseeing walk amongst the trees loaded with pale pink blossoms right at the Kawazu River!
• Rape Blossom
  – The large, deep pink of the cherry blossoms and the yellow rape blossoms along the river offer a picturesque contrast that anticipates spring.
• Oshino Hakkai
  – A series of eight ponds fed by Mt. Fuji’s underground reservoir. The clean, clear mineral-rich ponds, nestled in the scenic village of Oshino
• Snow Resort Snow Fun
• Mount Omuro
  – Natural Observatory on the Izu Peninsula

• Sensoji Temple
  – Also known as Asakusa Kannon Temple – Goddess of Mercy.
• Nakamise-dori Street
  – One of the oldest shopping streets in Japan. More than stores on bothe sides of the road, selling a variety of local specialties, food and souvenirs.
• Ueno Park
  – Exploring Old Tokyo.
• Shinjuku Kabuki Cho
  – One of the best known entertainment and red-light district in Japan.

A whole day for you to explore the city on you own

Option 1: 
Akihabara
Is the main electronics shopping district in Japan and an area that is also known
as the center of the Japanese subculture.

Option 2: 
Shibuya
Is a major center of Japanese youth culture, also main shopping and entertainment attractions.

Option 3: 
Ginza Deluxe Street
Tokyo’s most famous up market shopping, dining and entertainment district.

Option 4: 
Harajuku
It’s home to many of Japan’s youth sub-cultures and is a magnet for cosplayers
and merchants of cool.

Option 4: 
Ikebukuro
One of Tokyo’s quirkier cities, known for its pop culture, live music scene, and
tasty hole-in-the-wall dives.

Option 5: 
Tokyo Disneyland Theme Park
A whole day for you to explore the city on you own

Mother Farm Tour

• Travel around the farm on a tractor train
• Feed the farm animals
• Sheep Grand Parade
• Sheep Show
• A colorful flflower patch
• Ride on the Wanwan Bus or Tonton Bus (If time permitted)
• Duck’s Parade (If time permitted)
• Piggy Race (If time permitted)
• DIY Fruit Jam
• Premium Outlets

• Arrive Kuala Lumpur