
This itinerary is timed precisely for peak sakura season and takes you through Japan’s most iconic cherry-blossom destinations—from Hiroshima and Naoshima’s coastal beauty to Kyoto’s legendary gardens, Mt. Fuji’s postcard views, and Tokyo’s vibrant spring festivals. It blends culture, history, art, and nature with seamless logistics, expert guides, and curated experiences, ensuring you enjoy Japan’s most magical season at its absolute best.
Our team of experienced Japan travel specialists is here to help you plan your dream Cherry Blossom Tour. From breathtaking landscapes and historic temples to authentic cultural experiences and seasonal festivals, we’ll ensure your journey through Japan’s spring beauty is truly unforgettable.
March 31 – April 11, 2026
Optimized for prime sakura blooms across Tokyo, Hiroshima, Naoshima, Okayama, Matsue, Himeji, Kyoto, Mt. Fuji & Kamakura
D0 – Fly to Tokyo – Overnight on the Plane
D1 – 03/31: Tokyo → Hiroshima – Private Vehicle
Cherry Blossom Focus: Early bloom sightings possible at Tokyo Station area or on the Shinkansen route.
Accommodation:
• Sheraton Grand Hiroshima or similar
• Alternative: Hiroshima Intelligent Hotel or similar
D2 – 04/01: Hiroshima – Guide + Private Vehicle
Cherry Blossom Focus: Miyajima (Momijidani Park), Hiroshima Peace Park, Shukkeien Garden
These areas usually bloom March 28–April 6.
Accommodation: Same as above
D3 – 04/02: Hiroshima → Naoshima – Guide + Public Transportation
Cherry Blossom Focus: Okayama’s Korakuen is near full bloom usually April 1–7.
Accommodation: Benesse House (not guaranteed)
Cost-saving option: Stay in Okayama
D4 – 04/03: Naoshima → Okayama → Matsue – Guide + Mixed Transport
Cherry Blossom Focus: Korakuen Garden & Matsue Castle (usually peak April 2–10).
Accommodation:
• Kasuien Minami or similar
• Alternative: Tamatsukuri Onsen Matsunoyu (with dinner & breakfast)
D5 – 04/04: Matsue → Himeji – Guide + Private Vehicle
Cherry Blossom Focus: Yushien Garden, Adachi Museum, and Himeji Castle (usually full bloom in early April).
Accommodation: Hotel Nikko Himeji or similar
D6 – 04/05: Himeji → Kyoto – Guide + Public Transportation
Cherry Blossom Focus:
• Himeji Castle moat & Koko-en Garden → famous for peak early-April blossoms
• Philosopher’s Path (Kyoto) → ideal in first week of April
Accommodation:
• Hotel Kanra Kyoto or similar
• Alternative: Hotel Vischio Kyoto by GRANVIA or similar
D7 – 04/06: Kyoto – Guide + Public Transportation
Cherry Blossom Focus: Arashiyama, Haradani-en Garden (Kyoto’s secret late-blooming paradise).
Accommodation: Same as above
D8 – 04/07: Kyoto – Guide + Public Transportation
Cherry Blossom Focus: Kiyomizu-dera, Maruyama Park (Gion Shidarezakura), Kamogawa & Pontocho.
Accommodation: Same as above
D9 – 04/08: Kyoto → Mt. Fuji → Kamakura – Guide + Private Vehicle
Cherry Blossom Focus:
• Arakurayama Sengen Park – iconic Mt. Fuji + five-story pagoda + cherry blossoms
• Oishi Park (if time allows)
Accommodation: Kamakura Prince Hotel or similar
D10 – 04/09: Kamakura → Tokyo – Guide + Private Vehicle
Cherry Blossom Focus:
• Hase-dera’s coastal sakura
• Tsurugaoka Hachimangu approach (lined with cherry blossoms)
Accommodation:
• Park Hotel Tokyo or similar
• Alternative: Tokyo Prince Hotel or similar
D11 – 04/10: Tokyo – Guide + Public Transportation
Peak Cherry Blossom Focus: Meguro River, Chidorigafuchi, Imperial Palace East Gardens
Early April is usually full bloom in central Tokyo.
Accommodation: Same as above
D12 – 04/11: Tokyo → Departure – Guide + Public Transportation
Cherry Blossom Focus:
• Shinjuku Gyoen & Ueno Park – two of Tokyo’s best late-season blooming locations.


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Enjoy an elegant Kaiseki dinner with a traditional Geisha dance performance, where exquisite seasonal dishes and graceful artistry blend to offer an unforgettable taste of Japanese refined culture.

Experience the award-winning tea ceremony guided by an expert tea master. Learn the history, tools, and etiquette as you whisk your own cup of premium matcha — a true taste of Japanese culture.

Train like a ninja for a day at the Samurai Ninja Museum Tokyo, Japan’s top-rated and most affordable hands-on ninja experience for all ages!

Experience Japan’s national sport up close with a hands-on sumo session led by retired wrestlers, featuring live matches, training demonstrations, and a hearty Chanko Nabe meal.

Experience street go-karting in Tokyo, a fun and thrilling way to explore the city’s famous districts up close. Dress up in themed costumes and drive through iconic streets like Shibuya, Shinjuku, and Akihabara, turning sightseeing into an unforgettable adventure!

In spring, the rickshaw ride through Asakusa becomes even more enchanting as cherry blossoms line the streets, creating a serene pink canopy over Tokyo’s historic charm.
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