Japan
14 days: Tokyo, Mount Fuji, Kyoto and Hiroshima
Japan: 14 days
The classic first trip to Japan, planned at a pace that leaves room for gardens, long dinners and getting lost in side streets. You travel only by train, carry a light bag and send the big suitcase ahead. Book everything yourself and keep this guide on your phone: it works offline.
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The route 13 nights in total
- Tokyo4 nights
Asakusa, Shibuya, gardens, a day trip to Nikko or Kamakura - Lake Kawaguchi (Mount Fuji)2 nights
Views of Fuji, a ryokan with a hot spring - Kyoto5 nights
Temples, Fushimi Inari, Arashiyama, a day trip to Nara - Hiroshima and Miyajima2 nights
Peace Memorial Park, the floating torii
Fly into Tokyo and out of Osaka (Kansai airport) on an open-jaw ticket to avoid backtracking. Kyoto to Hiroshima is 1 h 40 min by shinkansen; Hiroshima to Kansai airport about 2.5 hours.
Places you will see






What’s in the guide
- The route day by day, with nights in each place
- When to go, month by month
- The best places and how much time they need
- Getting around, where to stay, money and food
- Manners, safety and a before-you-go checklist
- Official links and sources with the date they were checked
- A phone app: the plan for your travel dates, checklist and notes, offline too



See a sample (PDF) 5 free pages, no sign-up
🔒 Secure payment via Stripe: card, Apple Pay or Google Pay. The download link appears right after payment.
🎁 Buying it as a gift? You also get a printable voucher after payment.
Questions
How do I get the guide?
Straight after paying, a download page opens: the PDF in English and Czech and a link to the phone app. Save the link, it does not expire.
Does it work offline?
Yes. Save the PDF to your phone and add the app to your home screen, then it works without signal.
Can I give it as a gift?
Yes. After paying you also get a printable voucher with a QR code that the recipient scans to download the guide.
How up to date is it?
Every guide shows the date it was checked on the cover. Entry rules come from official government sources, prices and opening hours from official sites. Check them again before you travel, as they can change.
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