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Japan

Japan, a fascinating archipelago where tradition and modernity coexist in harmony, offers a unique journey through ancient temples, Zen gardens, ultra-dynamic neighborhoods, and breathtakingly beautiful natural landscapes. From its futuristic cities to sacred villages, each step of this journey invites a deep immersion in a rich culture and a subtle yet intense way of life. This itinerary introduces you to the many faces of the Land of the Rising Sun, blending must-see historical sites, vibrant urban experiences, and spiritual places steeped in history. Designed for couples and curious travelers, it perfectly balances the hustle and bustle of big cities with the tranquility of shrines, for a stay that is both dynamic and soothing.

To learn more, you can also read my article about my 3-week stay in Japan!

If you would like to plan your stay in Japan, whether in one of these places or a road trip to several of these destinations, please do not hesitate to contact me.

Nikko

Nikko, the first spiritual destination, is famous for its complex of temples and shrines, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Immerse yourself in lush nature punctuated by sumptuous buildings, where every architectural detail tells a thousand-year-old story.

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Tokyo

A futuristic capital, Tokyo combines ultra-connected neighborhoods like Shibuya and Akihabara with oases of calm like the Imperial Garden and the Meiji Shrine. Experience the excitement of a vibrant megalopolis where ancestral traditions and technological innovation meet on every street corner.

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Nagoya

A vibrant city in the heart of the main island of Honshu, Nagoya offers a clever blend of historical heritage and modern industry. Nagoya Castle and its gardens transport you to feudal Japan, while its shopping districts invite you to discover gourmet delights. Nearby, don't miss Ghibli Park, a magical immersion into the world of Studio Ghibli's famous animated films, for a unique and poetic experience.

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Kyoto

Kyoto, the former imperial capital, is the epitome of traditional Japan. Its hundreds of temples, Zen gardens, and cobblestone streets immerse you in a world of serenity and timeless beauty.

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Nara

Just a few kilometers from Kyoto, Nara reveals its famous deer park, its majestic temples, and an atmosphere imbued with tranquility. A place where history and nature coexist in perfect harmony

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Osaka

A cosmopolitan and gourmet city, Osaka is known for its festive atmosphere, exceptional street food, and lively neighborhoods like Dotonbori. A must-see for a taste of Japanese vitality and conviviality.

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Koyasan

Koyasan is a sacred place nestled in the mountains, the heart of esoteric Shingon Buddhism. With its historic temples, famous Okunoin Cemetery, and peaceful forests, it's a perfect place to recharge. Spending the night in a temple offers a unique spiritual experience, far from the hustle and bustle of the city.

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Himeji

Famous for its white castle, a jewel of Japanese feudal architecture, Himeji seduces with its elegance and well-preserved history.

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Hiroshima

A city symbolizing peace and reconstruction, Hiroshima invites reflection in its Peace Memorial Park. But it also captivates visitors with its gastronomy and proximity to the island of Miyajima, a World Heritage Site.

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