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Plan Your Japan Trip

Japan Voyage's trip planner is a free itinerary builder for Japan. Add the places you want to visit, set your dates and budget, and arrange your stops into a day-by-day plan.

Start your trip

Karasu Yamashiro Country Club goes on day 1. You can move it later.

Plan to start from

Next you create a free account, and your trip is saved to it.

Sample itinerary

Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka in 7 days

A first trip to Japan: three days in Tokyo, two in Kyoto, a day trip to Nara, and a last day in Osaka.

  1. Day 1 Tokyo: Asakusa and Ueno

  2. Day 2 Tokyo: Harajuku and Shibuya

  3. Day 3 Tokyo: Tsukiji, Toyosu and Akihabara

  4. Day 4 Kyoto: Fushimi Inari and Higashiyama

    Take the Shinkansen from Tokyo to Kyoto in the morning, about 2 hours 15 minutes on the Nozomi.

  5. Day 5 Kyoto: Arashiyama and Kinkaku-ji

  6. Day 6 Day trip to Nara

    Nara is under an hour from Kyoto by train. Go back to Kyoto for the night.

  7. Day 7 Osaka: the castle, Kuromon and Dotonbori

    Kyoto to Osaka takes about 30 minutes on the JR Special Rapid.

How the trip planner works

  1. 1. Add destinations

    Browse destinations, choose a trip and day, and add the places you want to visit.

  2. 2. Set dates and budget

    Choose your travel dates and a rough budget; the planner tracks estimated costs as you add stops.

  3. 3. Build a day-by-day plan

    Arrange your stops into days so you know what to see when, and how it all fits together.

  4. 4. Share and discover

    Choose who can see your trip, share it with friends, or browse other travellers' public trips for ideas.

Trip planner FAQ

Is the Japan Voyage trip planner free?

Yes. The trip planner is free to use with a Japan Voyage account; there is no charge to build, save, or share an itinerary.

Do I need an account to plan a trip?

You choose a sample itinerary or a blank trip and your dates first. To save it, you create a free account and confirm your email address; the trip is waiting when you sign in.

Can I plan a trip without choosing exact venues yet?

Yes. Pick a general area (like Hokkaido or the Fuji region) and your dates, then decide the specific venues later, on your own or with your group.

Can I share my itinerary with friends?

Yes. Anyone can open a public trip. Friends-only trips are visible to your friends, and private trips only to you and the trip's participants, so check the visibility before you share the link.

Does it cover golf, skiing, and sightseeing?

Yes. You can add golf courses, ski resorts, and travel destinations to the same trip, so a mixed Japan itinerary lives in one place.

Ready to plan your Japan trip?

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