The first route in Japan is from Jingu Temple to Gion for dinner, the second route is from Fujian Daiwa to Gion for dinner, and the third route is from Hakone to Hakone Pinghe Park.

Route 1: Jingu Temple-Nijo Castle-Kiyomizu Sakamoto Lunch-Kiyomizu Sakamoto-Two-Year Sakamoto, Three-Year Sakamoto-Gion Dinner.

Passing through the city, the other two are Tomomi Daiwa Society and Lanshan, in which Kinkaku Temple represents the Japanese imperial temple culture, Nijo Castle represents the political culture of Taoshan Edo period, Kiyomizu Temple and Gion Garden represent the culture of Zen and landscape combination, and the culture of Edo period, and Tomomi Daiwa Daiwa Society represents the shrine culture.

the second route: Fujian Daohe Dashe-Jinge Temple-Nijo Castle-Silver Pagoda-Ernianban, Sannianban-Gion Dinner.

Go through the city, and arrange a Nijo Castle between Jinge Temple and Silver Pagoda, so as not to take the bus for too long. If you don't get up very early in the morning, you can omit 33 halls.

Route 3: Hakone-Lake Luzhi, Hakone-Mount Fuji-Endure Eight Seas-Hakone Pinghe Park.

after breakfast, the hotel will go to the beautiful and clear volcanic lake-Luzhi Lake in Hakone, take a pirate boat to enjoy the lakes and mountains, and visit the smoky Dayong Valley. Then go to Mount Fuji, where you can find the beautiful legends belonging to Mount Fuji. In addition to climbing to the mountain through the mountain pass to overlook the beautiful scenery, you can also enjoy the scenery of the Five Lakes of Fuji.

Japan's famous tourist attractions

1. Mount Fuji

Mount Fuji, the highest mountain in Japan, stands on the originally flat land in the south and east at an altitude of 3,776 meters, about 1 kilometers higher than Tokyo. Mount Fuji has a history of hundreds of years in art and literature, and is now regarded as a very important symbol, so that UNESCO realized the significance of its world culture in 213.

2. Kyoto

Kyoto is one of the most visited cities in Japan, and one of the few cities damaged by World War II. It attracts more than 1 million tourists every year to explore its beautiful old streets and buildings, most of which have not changed since the royal family settled here more than 1, years ago.

above content reference: Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan