Video by Allan Su
For 14 days, Allan Su takes us across Japan, between fascinating traditions and impressive modernity. In this video, discover his adventure, his discoveries, and the highlights of his journey in the heart of the Land of the Rising Sun.



Video by Allan Su, transcribed by Maude Savoie.
14 Days in Japan – Daily Itinerary & Activities
Day 1 – Arrival & First Impressions
- Arrive in Tokyo
- Check into hotel
- Walk around Shinjuku
- Easy dinner (ramen or convenience store food)
Focus: Adjust to time zone, light exploration
Day 2 – Shibuya & Harajuku
- Visit Shibuya Crossing
- Explore Harajuku
- Walk down Takeshita Street
- Visit Meiji Shrine
Mix of modern culture + traditions
Day 3 – Asakusa & Tokyo Skytree
- Visit Senso-ji Temple
- Explore Asakusa streets
- Go up Tokyo + skyline views
Traditional Tokyo + skyline views
Day 4 – Akihabara / Free Exploration
- Explore Akihabara
- Shopping, arcades, anime culture
- Optional café expérience
Fun, niche culture day
Day 5: Hakone (Nature & Relaxation)
- Travel to Hakone
- View Mount Fuji (if weather is clear)
- Try an onsen (hot spring)
- Stay in traditional ryokan
Relaxation + nature
Days 6–9: Kyoto (Traditional Japan)
- Travel from Hakone
- Walk around Gion district
- Spot geishas (if lucky)
First cultural immersion
Day 7 – Temples & Shrines
- Visit Fushimi Inari Taisha
- Walk through thousands of red torii gates
- Visit Kiyomizu-dera
Iconic Japan scenery
Day 8 – Arashiyama
- Walk through Arashiyama Bamboo Grove
- Visit monkey park
- River views and peaceful nature
Calm and scenic day
Day 9 – Cultural Experiences
- Tea ceremony
- Kimono rental experience
- Explore traditional streets
Deep cultural connection
Day 10: Nara (Day Trip)
- Visit Nara Park
- Feed the deer
- Visit Todai-ji Temple
Unique and memorable experience
Days 11–12: Osaka (Food & Fun)
- Explore Dotonbori
- Try street food (takoyaki, okonomiyaki)
- Night lights and energy
Food + nightlife
Day 12 – Osaka Attractions
- Visit Osaka Castle
- Shopping & entertainment
Mix of history and modern fun
Days 13–14: Return to Tokyo
- Last shopping
- Visit missed neighborhoods
Flexible day
Day 14 – Departure
- Souvenir shopping
- Head to airport
End of trip
Why This Itinerary Works
- Balanced: cites + nature + culture
- Efficient travel between localisations
- Variety every few days (no boredom)
Travel Motivations
- Every day feel completely different
- Japan is easy, safe, and unforgettable
- Perfect for first-time or experienced travelers
This kind of trip isn’t just sightseeing — it’s a full cultural experience
I LOOOOOVE THIS !
Wow, incredible! Gorgeous!
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