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Subject: Japan
Honeymoon 2.0 =APAN!
Wednesday 21st
Flight Information
Date
21 Sep 2016
Airline
Japan Airlines
Airline Record Locator
Flight/Class
JL 3 X Business =lass
Origin
New York, John F Kennedy =nternational
Destination
Tokyo, Narita International =irport
Departing
09:30 AM
Arriving
12:40 PM / 22 Sep 2016
Departure Terminal
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Terminal 1
Arrival Terminal
Terminal 2
Estimated Time
14 Hrs 10 Mins
Stops
Non-stop
Seats
Thursday 22nd
Arrive Tokyo 12:40 PM
Hotel Information
Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Confirmation: =
Ms Karyna Shuliak and
Thursday, September 22, =016
Monday, September 26, =016
- connecting room
•Settle in — Lunch — Sight see — Bus tour ? Ginza? Knife =hopping? Spa?
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*Dinner at Grand Hyatt top floor
Friday 23rd
*Takashimaya Department Store (Nihonbashi) — Must =rrive there before opening (Approx 10:30a) and head down to
the food court. Gather tastes =f different foods to try and head up to the roof to enjoy them and the =iew.
*Ginza — Shopping district
*Dinner —=Roppongi Robataya 8pm (be prompt)
Saturday 24th
*Koishikawa =orakuem Gardens
*Dome City =o:p class="">
*Lunch - Gyorai Ramen
*Kabuki 4pm Show — =abukiza Theater
*Dinner — Kyubey Ginza 9pm
Sunday 25th
*Tokyo National Museum
*Asakusa — =istrict with an atmosphere of old Tokyo
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*Sensoji =emple — located in Asakusa
*Rikugien =arden
*Kappabashi =/span>'— Kitchen town
*Sumo 2pm (Sumo =as seasons — be sure to know when you're arriving and get tickets well in advance — they =end to
sell out.►
*Dinner —
Monday 26th
Depart Tokyo — Arrive =yoto: 10:30a train (20mins by taxi, =0mins early arrival requested)
Hotel Information
Hotel
THE TAWARAYA
Address
Fuyacho Oike
KYOTO 604 JAPAN
Telephone
Check In Date
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Mon 26 Sep 2016
Check Out Date
Sat 01 Oct 2016
Confirmation Number
Base Rate
WY 136622 / per night, may be =ubject to local taxes and service charges
Confirmed
*Settle in, walk around town.
*Dinner —=at hotel
Tuesday 27th
*Perhaps =he Tawaraya Hotel would have a guide to show us around the city? Take in the special =ature of the
accommodations.
*Dinner -
Wednesday 28th
*Arashiyama (30mins =rom Kyoto) http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3950_arashiyama_full.html
- Monkey Park on the south of the Togetsukyo Bridge. It takes about 20 minutes to climb the =ountain to see the
monkeys, and there are good views of Kyoto from the top. =/span>(90min)
- Cross the Togetsukyo Bridge and spend a few minutes viewing the bridge. Some of the best =iews are from
downstream of the bridge. (20min)
- Explore Tenryuji Temple (45min)
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- Bamboo Groves =/span>From Tenryuji walk to Arashiyama Station and rent a bicycle. Then, head into the =amboo
groves behind Tenryuji Temple. Turn right as you get to the entrance =f Okochi =anso <http://www.japan-
guide.com/e/e3912.html#okochi> and =ontinue toward Jojakkoji. =/span>(30min)
- Explore Jojakkoji <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3912.html#jojakkoji> Temple - best in autumn when the leaves
change colors. (30min)
- =/span>(Opt: Nisonin Temple)
- Continue north and stop off at Gioji, a =mall, quiet temple known for its maple trees and moss garden. (45min)
- Continue along the main road until you get to Saga-Toriimoto Preserved =treet, a historic street lined by =raditional
townhouses (machiya). Explore the shops and restaurants along the way. =his may be a good place to have lunch.
(45min)
*Lunch
-(Opt: Adashino Nenbutsuji Not to =e confused with nearby Otagi Nenbutsuji, the Adashino Nenbutsuji is another
interesting temple in the area. =t has hundred of stone statues as well as a small bamboo grove.)
- Follow the road past the preserved streets to Otagi Nenbutsuji, a temple whose =rounds are covered in hundreds of
small stone statues. (1hr)
- Explore Daikakuji. From the exit of Otagi Nenbutsuji, cross over to the larger, two lane =oad that parallels the road you
arrived on. One block before the first traffic =ight, veer left and head through the rice fields and residential
neighborhoods =oward Daikakuji <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3964.html> . Explore Daikakuji. =/span>(90min)
•Dinner
Thursday 29th
*Nara =/span>(Full Day? Half Day?) (55min from =yoto) http://www.japan•guide.com/e/e4100.html
- Todaiji Temple =s one of Japan's most famous and historically significant temples and a landmark of Nara. The temple
was constructed in 752 as the =ead temple of all provincial Buddhist <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2055.html>
temples <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2058.html> . (7:30a — Sp)
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Horyuji Temple • =ounded in 607 by Prince Shotoku, who is credited with the early promotion =f Buddhism in Japan.
Horyuji is one of the =ountry's oldest temples and contains the world's oldest =urviving wooden structures. (8a-5p)
Isuien is an =ttractive Japanese garden with a variety of features, =uch as the use of Todaiji Temple's Nandaimon Gate
and Mount Wakakusayama as "borrowed scenery". Isuien =eans "garden founded on water", and the garden's name is
derived from the fact that its ponds are fed by the small adjacent Yoshikigawa =iver. (9:30a — 4:30p)
- Nara Park
- Isuien Garden — traditional garden =670
(Review: I usually leave Kyoto around 8 AM. I'd arrive in Nara around 8:30 and =alk to Kofukuji (5 story pagoda,) Great
Buddha and Kasuga Shrine. I'd come back =ear Nara Station and have lunch and head to Himeji via Osaka. I'd see the
Castle =nd be back to Kyoto by dinnertime. It's a easy day trip.)
*Dinner
Friday 30th
•Joi's Tea House
*Dinner
Saturday 1st
Depart Kyoto — Arrive =imeji
*Drop luggages off ???
*Himeji OM) is most famous =or its magnificent castle, Himeji Castle <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e3501.html> ,
widely considered to be Japan's most =eautiful surviving feudal castle <http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e2296.html>
The castle is designated both a national =reasure and a UNESCO world heritage site.
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Depart Himeji — Arrive =okyo
Hotel Information
Grand Hyatt Tokyo
Confirmation:
Ms Karyna =huliak and Ms
Check out: =ednesday, October 05, 2016
- connecting room
*Dinner
Sunday 2nd
*Dinner
Monday 3rd
*Tuna Auction — get tickets! 4 - Sam
A basic map of Tsukiji Market:
*Dinner — Goryububo 8:30p (K?)
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Tuesday 4th
*Lunch — Narisawa 12p
*Tsukishima —a manmade island home to monjayaki (tivt:..tsgt), a kind of runny =ancake with different
ingredients, such as seafood, meat and vegetables, mixed into the =atter. A large concentration of monjayaki
restaurants is found along Nishinaka Street, =ust a few steps from Tsukishima Station. (Grasshopper)
"Dinner — Ginza Kojyu 8:30p
Wednesday =th
Final =ay! Conquer anything and everything we can — sleep is for amateurs.
Flight Information
Date
05 Oct 2016
Airline
Japan Airlines
Airline Record Locator
Flight/Class
JL = X Business Class
Origin
Tokyo, Narita International =irport
Destination
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New York, John F Kennedy =nternational
Departing
06:25 PM
Arriving
06:20 PM
Departure Terminal
Terminal 2
Arrival Terminal
Terminal 1
Estimated Time
12 Hrs 55 Mins
Stops
Non-stop
Seats
Restaurants:
Ginza Kojyu
Tsujitome (k)
Akasaka Eigetsu
Ginza Okamoto
Goryukuto
Kagurazaka Ishikawa
Arashiyama Kiccho (k)
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*(k) Kaiseki
*(s) Sushi
Other Ideas:
*Edo Castle / =mperial Palace
Japan's capital city manages to =rangle a slot in the list through a slight technicality, as Edo Castle was long ago absorbed
into =he Imperial Palace.
•Ginza
*Omotesando — Meiji Shrine =Western Tokyo)
*Check out themed hotels
*Cooking class: kaiseki cuisine ?
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