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14 DAY PASS – Honeymoon
Itinerary
Day 5: Explore Hakone
There are many things to do in Hakone. For museum enthusiasts, there is the Open Air Museum, which features large sculptures and installations
scattered outdoors on the well-manicured lawns and paintings of world-renowned artists such as Picasso. For those who enjoy exploring nature, the
area around Lake Ashinoko has several walking trails surrounded by different kinds of plants and trees, with stunning views of the lake and Mount Fuji.
The Hakone Tozan Railway, the Hakone Ropeway, and the Sightseeing Cruise are also recommended to discover more of Hakone’s hidden natural gems,
and these are all covered by your Hakone Free Pass.
Day 6: Hakone to Kyoto (spend 4 nights Kyoto)
Next stop is Kyoto, which is about a two-hour Shinkansen ride from Odawara Station.
For a few days’ stay in Kyoto, treat yourselves with another luxury hotel experience, this time at the Ritz-Carlton (http://www.ritzcarlton.com/en/hotels/
japan/kyoto). Located in the downtown area, this five-star hotel offers Western and Japanese style rooms, with premium facilities and amenities, and
easy access to the city’s must-see attractions. A two-person suite costs between 53,000 yen and 75,000 yen.
Day 7: Explore Kyoto
The Arashiyama district has plenty of attractions to keep you busy for a day. Located in the outskirts of western Kyoto, it is home to old houses and
buildings, ancient shrines and temples, and fantastic views of the river and the mountains.
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Arashiyama Bamboo Grove – The Arashiyama Bamboo Grove is a great place to take some beautiful, romantic photos. However, you need to be
there early in the morning to avoid the crowds.
Sagano Romantic Train – The Sagano Romantic Train is a seven-kilometre train ride from Arashiyama to Kameoka, along the Hozu River. It runs
at about 25 kilometres per hour, so you can comfortably take in all the amazing scenery.
Day 8: Explore Kyoto
While in Kyoto as newlyweds, you should definitely try the Kyoto Wedding Program. It offers couples on their honeymoon or celebrating their anniversary
the opportunity to wear traditional Japanese groom and bridal costume, participate in a traditional ceremony, and learn about Japanese wedding customs
and traditions. Cost is around 130,680 yen per couple.
Uji, Kyoto
Fushimi-inari shrine
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