We will meet at Istanbul Airport at 22:30. After check-in and baggage procedures, we will meet our group at the plane door.

We depart Istanbul for Seoul on Turkish Airlines flight TK90 at 01:50. We arrive in Seoul at 17:40. After completing our luggage procedures, we meet our waiting vehicle and are transferred to our hotel. After settling in, we head to our restaurant for dinner.

After breakfast at the hotel, we'll visit Gyeongbokgung Palace, the largest of the five great palaces built by the Joeon Dynasty in 1395, and Namsangol Hanok Village, where you can discover Seoul's traditional side. In the afternoon, we'll visit N-Seoul Tower, an observatory overlooking Seoul. After our tour, we'll explore the bustling streets of Myeongdong, filled with shopping, street food, and a never-ending rhythm of energy.

After breakfast at the hotel, we head to one of Seoul's most exquisite sights, the Garden of Morning Calm. True to its name… "The calm of morning." Amidst the vibrant flowers, wooden bridges, and romantic walking paths, we experience the true meaning of peace. Then, we set off for Nami Island, a place reminiscent of a Korean drama. Reached by ferry, this small island offers a soul-stirring tranquility with its long tree paths and lake views. In the afternoon, an experience immersed in both nature and Korean culture awaits us at Aegibong Eco Park.

We conclude the day with a light show at the magical Aurora area of ​​Inspire Entertainment Resort.

In the evening, we fly from Seoul to Osaka with Korean Air at 7:00 PM. We arrive in Osaka at 9:00 PM. After landing in Osaka, we are greeted at the airport by a pleasant transfer to our hotel. We have our dinner at the hotel in the form of a carefully prepared 'dinner box'.

After breakfast at our hotel, we begin our tour of Osaka. Our first stop is Osaka Castle. Symbolic of Japan's wartime history, this castle was built between 1585 and 1598 by the order of warlord Toyotomi Hideyoshi, a labor of 100,000 workers. Don't forget to visit the finest works of art depicting the civil war in the tower of Osaka Castle, the largest castle of its time. We then stop at Sumiyoshi Taisha, the oldest shrine of Shintoism, Japan's indigenous religion. Built in the 3rd century, this shrine holds a special place for its architectural and religious significance. Dedicated to Sumiyoshi Sanjin, the god of the sea, it hosts festivals and is a spiritual shrine where Japanese people come for spiritual purification. At the end of our tour, we'll explore the shopping, dining, and dining options in the famous Dotonbori and Shinsaibashi districts, a popular tourist destination in Osaka. Osaka, often described as the heart of Japan, is a gourmet city and the best place to experience Japan's rich street food. Dotonbori, home to nearly all of the world's renowned brand stores, is also home to some of the best Japanese cuisine. After a delicious dinner, we return comfortably to our hotel.

After breakfast at our hotel, we depart for Kyoto, the imperial city of Japan, and continue our tour. We begin by visiting the Arashiyama Bamboo Forest, a place where visitors can experience Japanese culture and aesthetics, blended with peace and tranquility, amidst unparalleled natural beauty. Experience the unique atmosphere of this natural beauty and take beautiful photographs to immortalize. Then, we visit Kinkakuji Temple, a Zen temple whose upper two floors are entirely covered in gold leaf, representing the pinnacle of its kind with its pond garden design. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, the temple was built in the 14th century by Ashikaga Yoshimitsu as part of a villa. Each floor embodies a distinct architectural style. One of the most enjoyable moments of our tour is donning traditional kimonos and participating in the tea ceremony, a centuries-old ritual of Japanese culture. This elegant experience offers unforgettable moments, both visually and culturally. In the final part of our tour, we visit the Fushimi Inari Shrine, which was featured in the filming of the Hollywood film Memoirs of a Geisha. Dedicated to the rice god Inari, the shrine boasts over a thousand torii gates. Along the shrine's path, adorned with torii gates and statues of foxes, believed to be the messengers of the god Inari, you'll experience Japan's ancient roots. After an unforgettable dinner accompanied by a traditional Geisha show, we'll be transferred to our hotel after a delightful evening.

After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and begin our tour of Nara. Our first stop is Japan's historical capital (710), home to some of its largest and oldest temples. First, we visit Todai-ji Temple, the world's largest wooden structure. Inside, we'll find one of Japan's largest bronze Buddha statues (Daibutsu). Then, we'll visit the deers, messengers of God, waiting for us in the sacred Nara Park. After spending some quality time with the deers, who don't shy away from the crowds and even feed them crackers sold nearby, we'll transfer to Tokyo by Shinkansen. We'll continue our tour through Ginza, Japan's luxury shopping center and perhaps one of the world's most famous streets. Ginza, which served as Japan's silver mint until 1800 and was transformed into a luxury shopping center after the Great Kanto Earthquake, is home to some of Japan's most expensive real estate. You'll find all the brands with significant brand value in this area. After a delicious dinner, we return to our hotel comfortably by car.

After a delicious breakfast, we continue our exploration of Tokyo's modern side. First, we'll experience the Tokyo Metro, one of the world's most advanced transportation systems. This 304-kilometer system consists of 13 lines and 285 stations. Prepare to be amazed by the Japanese order and punctuality. Our first stop is the Meiji Shrine, which holds a significant place in Japanese culture. Located in the heart of the city, nestled in a lush forest, this soothing shrine offers a brief stroll, bringing a touch of traditional Japanese worship. Then, we'll head to Harajuku, the heart of fashion. We'll discover vibrant street fashion, the creative styles of young people, and a diverse selection of boutiques. From there, we'll head to Omotesando Street, one of Japan's leading destinations for design and luxury brands. With its wide, tree-lined boulevard and chic shops, it's known as Tokyo's Champs-Élysées. Afterward, we'll visit the famous Hachiko Statue, Japan's symbol of loyalty. After listening to Hachiko's touching story, we'll experience the bustling and energetic atmosphere of the nearby Shibuya Crossing, which sees approximately one million people cross daily. Our final stop on the tour is Shinjuku Station, the world's busiest train station, with 3.6 million passengers per day, according to Guinness World Records. Here, we'll also have the opportunity to watch the 3D cat animation on the giant screen, which has garnered significant attention on social media. Guests are given free time for dinner. Guests are welcome to explore the surrounding restaurants and savor local delicacies at their own pace.

After breakfast at our hotel, we begin our tour to see and drink Mount Fuji, Japan's highest mountain at 3,776 meters. First, we arrive at Oshino Hakkai, one of Japan's most beautiful villages, overlooking the mountains. We'll drink the Fuji water and sample local delicacies. The village is full of shops selling local goods and delicacies you won't find anywhere else. I highly recommend trying the warmest and most delicious Japanese mochi rice cake. Next, we'll visit the Chureito Pagoda, a sight we've all seen in pictures of Japan. Part of the Sengen Shrine, the pagoda was built as a peace monument on a hilltop 398 steps from the temple. As you climb the five-story pagoda, the view of Mount Fuji becomes more magnificent with each step. At the end of our tour, we'll head to Lake Kawaguchi, where we'll see the clearest and closest view of Mount Fuji. On our Lake Kawaguchi Boat Tour, we'll see the world's most beautiful mountain head-on, perhaps, and understand why the Japanese call it "Great Mountain." After a delicious dinner, we'll return comfortably to our hotel.

After breakfast at our hotel, we check out and begin our Tokyo tour. We explore Tokyo's famous Tsukiji Fish Market. Tsukiji holds a special place on our tour, a captivating stop that offers an unforgettable experience, both visually and palatably. In this part of our tour, we visit Akihabara, Japan's technology capital. The neon-lit streets are filled with the latest technology, electronics stores, and the vibrant world of anime culture. We begin our journey to Tokyo Tower, one of Tokyo's landmarks. It's from here that you can best experience the city's dynamism and captivating lights. On the vast horizon, modern skyscrapers meet the elegant silhouettes of historic temples. For the final leg of our tour, we visit Asakusa/Senso-ji Shrine, the oldest Shinto shrine (645), renowned for its giant lanterns that bring Tokyo's atmosphere to life. Passing through the massive Kaminarimon (Lightning Gate), you can shop for gifts for loved ones at Nakamise Street, Japan's first open-air shopping mall, home to over 70 shops, and sample local street food. The final leg of our trip begins with our transfer to the airport. After this unforgettable experience, we embark on our return journey, leaving behind a journey filled with beautiful memories. After checking in and handling luggage at Tokyo Airport, we depart for Istanbul at 9:45 PM with TK199.

We arrive at Istanbul Airport at 4:55 a.m.

We depart to meet again on another trip.