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Japan Itinerary (June 7–15) 2026

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Plan your family trip to Japan with this 9-day budget itinerary covering Tokyo, Kamakura, Yokohama, and Disney, complete local food spots.
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Day 1: Arrival & Settling In

Arrival & Dinner: Eat ramen at Hakata Ramen Isshindo in Kamata, Ota City. The portions are large, rich, and worth the price. Accommodation: Check into your 2-bedroom Airbnb in Ota-ku. It features 4 beds, fits large families well, stays affordabl...
 
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Haneda Airport International Arrival & Immigration: Clear customs and immigration smoothly by completing your digital paperwork on Visit Japan Web beforehand, then grab your baggage and head straight to the train station for your hotel transfer.
Haneda Airport
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Location & Access: The apartment sits in a quiet, safe neighborhood about a 10 minute walk from Kamata Station.  Host: Takuya is exceptionally friendly, responsive, and accommodating.  Amenities: The space is clean, cozy, and well-equipped with comfortable beds, air conditioning, a washing machine, and a functional kitchen.  Convenience: Multiple supermarkets, convenience stores like 7-Eleven, restaurants, and shopping spots sit nearby.
Home in Ota city
 
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Hakata Ramen Isshindo in Kamata, Ota City serves large, rich portions of tonkotsu ramen that offer great value for the price.
Hakata Ramen Isshindō

Day 2: Shibuya & Tokyo Tower

Shibuya Exploration: Walk through Shibuya Crossing, take photos with the Hachiko statue, and grab breakfast and coffee at Starbucks. Sightseeing & Shopping: Snap photos at the viral pink vending machine, take group pictures in a photo booth, sho...
 
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Experience Tokyo's famous intersection and take photos at the iconic Hachiko memorial.
TOKYO DAY! Hachiko Statue, Shibuya Crossing ...
 
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Shop for souvenirs, snacks, and goods across multiple floors in this massive discount store.
MEGA Don Quijote
 
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Explore the official One Piece themed specialty shop for exclusive anime merchandise and collectibles.
ONE PIECE Straw Hat Store - Shibuya Main Store
 
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Visit the iconic landmark in Minato City for panoramic evening views of the Tokyo skyline.
Tokyo Tower

Day 3: Tokyo Disney Sea Resort

Spend a full day exploring Tokyo DisneySea, experiencing popular park rides and themed areas like Rapunzel, Tinkerbell, and Peter Pan.
 
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Experience popular park rides and themed areas like Rapunzel, Tinkerbell, and Peter Pan.
Tokyo DisneySea
 
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Ride the thrilling drop tower and prepare with plenty of patience for long lines.
Tower of Terror
 
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Experience the main highlight of the ride featuring floating lanterns and the iconic boat journey.
Rapunzel's Lantern Festival - Tokyo DisneySea
 
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Soar through Never Land on this immersive 3D attraction.
[Official]Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure
 
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Explore the magical world of Pixie Hollow on Tinkerbell's ride.
Fairy Tinker Bell’s Busy Buggies

Day 4: Kamakura & Historic Sites

Take a day trip to Kamakura to visit the Great Buddha, shop at the Ghibli store, walk down Komachi Street, and explore historic temple gardens and the famous anime train crossing.
 
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Visit the iconic outdoor bronze statue of Amida Buddha at Kotoku in Temple.
Kotoku-in
 
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Shop for official Studio My Neighbor Totoro and Ghibli merchandise in Kamakura.
Donguri Kyowakoku (Ghibli Store)
 
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Walk down this vibrant shopping street to sample local street food treats and delicacies.
Komachi St
 
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Explore historic zen temples featuring bamboo groves, moon windows, and blooming June hydrangeas.
Temple Gardens
 
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Slam Dunk Train Crossing
Kamakurakōkō-Mae Station

Day 5: Asakusa & Skytree

Rent traditional yukata to explore Senso-ji Temple, visit Tokyo Skytree for panoramic city views, and enjoy a conveyor belt sushi dinner.
 
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Rent a traditional yukata to explore Tokyo's oldest temple, buy couple charms, and draw 100-yen fortunes.
Asakusa Temple Kimono Rental & Photo Experience ...
 
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Visit the tower for panoramic views of Tokyo and buy tickets online ahead of time to skip the long lines.
Tokyo Skytree
 
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Enjoy a fun conveyor belt sushi dinner where you stack your empty plates and sample local dishes.
Kura Sushi Global Flagship Store Oshiage Station (Tokyo Skytree) 1F

Day 6: Capybara Cafe & Local Neighborhoods

Visit the Cappiness Oshiage Capybara Cafe for an interactive animal session, then explore local bookstores and uncrowded restaurants in Chiyoda.
 
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Visit the Sumida City cafe to pet and feed capybaras during an interactive animal session.
CAPPINESS Oshiage Capybara Cafe (ACTUALIZADO 2026)
 
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Explore local neighborhood bookstores and eat dinner at an uncrowded local restaurant in Chiyoda.
Jimbocho Book Town
 
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Optional: Grab lunch at this traveler friendly, allergy conscious cafe offering diverse dietary options right near the station.
SEKAI CAFE OSHIAGE

Day 7: Yokohama & Minato Mirai

Explore Yokohama by riding the Cosmo World Ferris wheel, taking the Yokohama Air Cabin, and visiting the hands-on Cup Noodles Museum alongside station food stalls.
 
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Ride the Cosmo Clock 21 Ferris wheel and roller coaster it’s an amazing experience.
Yokohama Cosmo World
 
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Took a one-way to cut down on walking. It’s great to cool down and relax.
Tickets
 
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Explore the hands-on noodle museum and stop by food stalls near Yokohama Station for local sweets and treats.
Cup Noodles Museum
 
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If still have time just go walk through the historic brick buildings transformed into trendy boutique shops, artisan craft stores, and periodic open-air event plazas.
Yokohama Red Brick Warehouse

Day 8: Hotel Transfer

Move to Hotel Metropolitan Tokyo Haneda in Haneda Innovation City to enjoy the rooftop foot bath, airplane views, and on-site dining options.
 
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Stay in Haneda Innovation City for a convenient, modern hotel stay close to the transit station and airport.
Hotel Metropolitan Haneda
 
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Soak your feet at the free rooftop foot bath while watching airplanes take off and land.
Footbath Skydeck
 
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Eat at Tully's Cafe or choose from budget-friendly grab and go food options on the second floor above the cafe.
TULLY'S COFFEE Haneda Airport T2 Departure Gate Shop
 
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Wander around the tech forward complex surrounding your hotel featuring interactive installations, digital art displays, and public event spaces.
HANEDA INNOVATION CITY

Day 9: Departure

Wrap up your trip by walking to the transit station, exploring Haneda Airport Terminal 3 for souvenirs, and eating regional food at Edo-Shokuhinkan.
 
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Walk from your hotel to the transit station, explore the airport terminals, and buy final souvenirs before your flight.
Haneda Airport Terminal 3
 
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Eat local dishes and recommended regional food at Edo Shokuhinkan inside Haneda Airport.
Edo-Shokuhinkan (Jidai-kan)
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Pick up last minute regional Japanese sweets, exclusive KitKat flavors, and travel snacks right by your boarding gate.
ANA FESTA Haneda Gate 53 Gift Shop
 
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Slurp oversized bowls of authentic Sanuki udon with rich broth options at Terminal 3 before your flight.
Tsurutontan Haneda Airport