Japan in 7 Days: Tokyo, Kyoto & Fuji
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Nagoya: History, Culture, and Local Treasures (Day 4)
After the buzz of Tokyo and the calm of Kyoto, head to Nagoya — a lesser-known gem that adds a more local twist to your Japan itinerary. This city blends culture, comfort, and cool modern spots, all without the big tourist crowds. If you’re spending one week in Japan, Nagoya is a great stop to slow the pace while still exploring some of the most authentic things to do in Japan.
Kick things off with a walk through Nagoya Castle, a beautifully restored landmark with peaceful gardens and sweeping views. Then explore the Toyota Commemorative Museum, where Japan’s industrial past meets hands-on exhibitions — ideal for history and tech lovers alike.
Craving street food? Head to the Osu Shopping District, packed with energy, local snacks, and quirky shops. It’s one of the most fun things to do in Nagoya for a casual afternoon.
Before you leave, don’t miss Atsuta Shrine, one of Japan’s most sacred Shinto sites. Then dig into the city’s famous dishes — like miso katsu (breaded pork with rich miso sauce) or hitsumabushi, a flavorful grilled eel bowl that’s beloved by locals.
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Osaka: Food, Fun, and Entertainment (Days 5-7)
Wrap up your Japan itinerary in Osaka, the country’s go-to spot for food, fun, and nightlife. If you’re spending one week in Japan, this city brings the perfect energy to end your journey. With buzzing streets and mouthwatering street eats, Osaka is one of the best things to do in Japan — especially if you’re a foodie.
Start your day at Osaka Castle, one of Japan’s most iconic historic sites. Wander through the lush castle grounds and take in the views from the museum inside. Then head to Dotonbori, the city’s neon-lit entertainment hub, where you can snack your way through dishes like takoyaki and okonomiyaki.
Looking for adventure? Spend a day at Universal Studios Japan, or head up to the Umeda Sky Building for sweeping views over the city.
This part of your Japan itinerary is all about variety — temples, nightlife, street food, and skyline views all in one stop.
On your final day, take a short trip to Nara. Say hello to the friendly deer at Nara Park, visit the massive Todai-ji Temple, and stroll through the peaceful woods of Kasuga Taisha Shrine. Then head back to Osaka for one last night of great food and city lights — the perfect ending to your week in Japan.
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How to Travel Through Japan:
Tokyo to Nagoya
Take a shinkansen (bullet train) from Tokyo to Nagoya (about 1.5 – 2 hours).Nagoya to Osaka
Take a shinkansen from Nagoya to Osaka (about 1 hour).Osaka to Tokyo
Take a shinkansen from Osaka to Tokyo (about 2.5 – 3 hours).
Ready to Experience Japan Like Never Before?
From the bustling streets of Tokyo to the historic sites of Nagoya and the food-filled neighborhoods of Osaka, this 7-day Japan itinerary offers a unique glimpse into the heart of the country. Whether you’re exploring ancient temples, cutting-edge technology, or indulging in delicious cuisine, this route brings together Japan’s culture, history, and modern charm for an unforgettable experience.
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Nagoya: History, Culture, and Local Treasures (Day 4)
After exploring Tokyo, travel to Nagoya, located in central Japan. Nagoya is a hidden gem, offering a blend of modernity and tradition, but with fewer tourists than Tokyo and Osaka, making it a great place to dive into local culture.
Start your day by visiting Nagoya Castle, a historical site with impressive architecture and beautiful gardens. Afterward, check out the Toyota Commemorative Museum, a fascinating stop that highlights Japan’s industrial history and the world-renowned Toyota brand.
If you’re in the mood for shopping or some local flavor, explore the Osu Shopping District or visit Atsuta Shrine, an important cultural site.
In the evening, you can experience Nagoya’s famous cuisine, such as miso katsu (fried pork cutlet with miso sauce) or hitsumabushi (grilled eel rice dish).
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Osaka: Food, Fun, and Entertainment (Days 5-7)
End your adventure in Osaka, Japan’s entertainment and food capital. Known for its vibrant nightlife, incredible food scene, and iconic landmarks, Osaka has something for everyone.
On your first day in Osaka, visit Osaka Castle, one of Japan’s most famous castles, and explore its extensive grounds and museums. Afterward, dive into Dotonbori, Osaka’s entertainment district, famous for its neon signs, bustling streets, and delicious street food. Don’t forget to try takoyaki (octopus-filled dough balls) and okonomiyaki (savory pancakes).
On Day 6, visit Universal Studios Japan for a fun-filled day of movie-themed rides and entertainment. If theme parks aren’t your thing, head to the Umeda Sky Building for stunning views of the city from the observation deck.
End your trip with a day trip to Nara (just 1 hour away from Osaka), where you can explore the tranquil Todai-ji Temple and interact with the famous deer in Nara Park. Visit Kasuga Taisha Shrine and enjoy the peaceful atmosphere before returning to Osaka for the final evening of your adventure.
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