★Special Arrangement - Tokyo Cherry Blossom Double Top 100 Selection at Ueno Park & Sumida Park - Giving You a Full Cherry Blossom Feast

Group Departure Flight (Please arrange to arrive at Tokyo Narita Airport by noon on the first day of the itinerary to meet the group. If your arrival time is later than this flight, please arrange your own transportation to meet the group.) EVA Air Flight BR184 Taipei Taoyuan Airport 07:55 ~ Tokyo Narita Airport 12:00 If you arrive in Tokyo one day earlier, it is recommended to stay at a hotel near Narita Airport that provides free airport shuttle buses for your convenience in returning to the airport to meet the group. We can book a three-star hotel near Tokyo Narita Airport for you. The nightly room rate for a double room is approximately CAD205 on weekdays (Sunday to Thursday check-in) and CAD275 on holidays (Friday to Saturday check-in and Japanese national holidays).

Visit to Ueno Park [Get off and visit] [Ueno Park] is located next to Ueno Station, originally the site of Kan'ei-ji, a temple in the Tokugawa Ieyasu shogunate era. In 1873, Japan's first park was built on the site, and in 1924, it was designated as a metropolitan park by the Tokyo Imperial Household Ministry. The park is home to about 1,200 Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms and mountain cherry blossoms. During the cherry blossom season, the park is always crowded with cherry blossom enthusiasts. Some people arrive early in the morning to secure a spot, with seats laid out on the ground. They wait for everyone to gather and then enjoy drinking, chatting, and singing under the cherry blossoms. The whole park is filled with lively laughter, making it the best destination for Tokyo citizens during festivals and holidays.

Visit to Sumida Park [Get off and visit]

Dinner Upgrade - Hotel Buffet (plus an additional 60 minutes of all-you-can-eat crab)

★Special Arrangement to Experience the Atmosphere of a Warring States Military Commander - Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat★ Resembling the Armor of the Kai Takeda Army - [Tenkei Maru] Visit to Inokashira Park [Get off and visit] Kawaguchiko Sightseeing Boat - Tenkei Maru [Special Arrangement] Experience the atmosphere of a Warring States military commander with the pure Japanese-style sightseeing boat inspired by the Kai Takeda army's "Suigun Anzaku Maru" from the Warring States period. The boat's magnificent and brave body is adorned with Takeda family's unique "diamond pattern" and "red armor." Departing from the Tenkei Sanso Bridge on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, passing under the Kawaguchi Ohashi Bridge, making a turn near the only island in the Fuji Five Lakes, "Unoshima," and returning. On clear days, you can enjoy the majestic "Mount Fuji scenery" and a 360° panoramic view from the deck.

Visit to Arakurayama Sengen Park [Get off and visit] Arakurayama Sengen Park is located on the mountainside of Mt. Arakura, offering a panoramic view of Mt. Fuji and the Fujiyoshida city area. It is also a famous cherry blossom viewing spot, presenting the typical Japanese scenery of cherry blossoms in full bloom against the backdrop of Mt. Fuji during the cherry blossom season, creating a serene and breathtaking atmosphere.

★Japan's Cherry Blossom Top 100 Selection - [Minobusan Kugonji Temple] -《Cherry Blossom Season: Late March to Early April》
→ Special Arrangement to Ride ★[Minobusan Ropeway] - Overlooking the Three Great Peaks of Japan (Mount Fuji, Mount Kitadake, Mount Jizo) - Spectacular Views
→ Minobusan Kugonji Temple [Visit]
Minobusan is a mountain located between Minobu-cho and Hayakawa-cho in the Minamikoma District of Yamanashi Prefecture. It is well-known as the mountain of the Nichiren sect's "Minobusan Kugonji Temple." In addition to Kugonji Temple, there is also the "Okunoin Shobin Hall" planted with cedar trees by the founder of the Nichiren sect, Nichiren, the tomb of Nichiren, the "Senbonsugi" with more than 400 years of age, and the "Shichimenzan" located south of Minobusan. Popular as a sports spot. Next, from the mountaintop of Minobusan, you can see the "Diamond Fuji" rising from the middle of Mount Fuji twice a year. Also, because there are two weeping cherry trees over 400 years old in Kugonji Temple, many people come to see cherry blossoms every year during the cherry blossom season, making it a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot in Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures.

【Minobusan Ropeway】 - Special Arrangement
The Minobusan Ropeway, which has a height difference of 763m between the Kugonji Temple station at the foot of the mountain and the Okunoin station at the top of the mountain, operates approximately every 20 minutes, taking about 7 minutes to travel from one station to the other. At the mountaintop, there are three observation decks where you can enjoy views such as Mount Fuji to the east, Suruga Bay and the Izu Peninsula to the south, Mt. Nanameyama and the Abegatake mountain range to the west, and the Southern Alps (Akaishi Mountains) and the Yatsugatake mountain range to the north. In addition, during the cherry blossom season, many people visit to see cherry blossoms as there are two weeping cherry trees over 400 years old in Kugonji Temple, making it a well-known cherry blossom viewing spot in Shizuoka and Yamanashi prefectures.

Fujiyama Honmiya Sengen Taisha Shrine [Visit]
→【Fujiyama Honmiya Sengen Taisha Shrine】 is the main shrine headquarters, with a history of over a thousand years since its establishment in 807 AD, located in Oyama-cho, Sunto-gun, Shizuoka Prefecture. According to the shrine's records, it has been worshipped by many people since the 9th century, especially under the protection of Tokugawa Ieyasu, who built the current shrine. However, there is also a legend that this ancient shrine was built specifically for a ritual during the eruption of Mount Fuji 1,200 years ago. Besides its unique architecture and cultural significance, the shrine has been a center of faith for Mount Fuji, considered a sacred object of worship. Today, it is not only a focal point for Mount Fuji's faith but also a shrine where climbers pray for a safe ascent. Next to the shrine is the "Tamatsukuri Pond," with water originating from the melted snow of Mount Fuji, continuously flowing throughout the year. The clear lake reflects the greenery on both sides, creating a cool and beautiful scene. There is a water-drawing place near the pond where you can try the natural spring water, believed to bring blessings.

Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba Gassho Village [Visit]
◎【Saiko Iyashi no Sato Nenba Gassho Village】 is located in the Negishi area on the west shore of Lake Sai, overlooking the sacred Mount Fuji and the mysterious Sea of Trees. The original village was completely destroyed by a typhoon in 1966, but since then, 23 houses, water mill huts, and other structures have been restored. Regarded as the most beautiful thatched-roof village in Japan, offering a traditional Japanese rural landscape against the backdrop of Mount Fuji. Gassho-zukuri is one of Japan's most famous traditional architectures, with layered thatched roofs woven with special straw. The triangular shape of the roof, resembling an open book, reduces wind resistance and adjusts daily sunlight, providing a comfortable living environment. For the Japanese, the quaint Gassho-zukuri houses symbolize the spirit of ancient Japanese people against nature and are considered treasures of traditional Japanese architecture. In each building, apart from traditional craft experiences, there are museums, food halls, and other places to visit. Some exhibition halls require admission fees, so please consider your visit accordingly. Strolling through the village is like entering a tunnel of time, back to the era of the last samurai film scenes.

★ Special Arrangement - Tokyo Cherry Blossom Double Highlights & Japanese Garden Beauty ★ Shinjuku Gyoen - Imperial Garden x Koishikawa Korakuen - Pond and Stream Garden

Cherry Blossom Viewing at Shinjuku Gyoen [Stop for a Visit] [Shinjuku Gyoen], Tokyo's largest garden, is nestled among towering metropolitan buildings, resembling a green oasis in the modern metropolis. The garden is home to approximately 1,300 cherry blossom trees of around 65 different varieties, making it a microcosm of cherry blossoms in the entire country. Before World War II, Shinjuku Gyoen was a renowned cherry blossom viewing spot in Tokyo, exclusive to the imperial family for cherry blossom banquets. It wasn't until after World War II that it opened to the general public, allowing everyone to enjoy the exclusive beauty once reserved for the imperial family.

Duty-Free Shop [Enter for a Visit] (Stay approximately one hour) The shop offers a diverse selection of Japanese-made products for you to choose from. There are also Chinese-speaking staff members to provide service. If you have any questions about the products, the staff will kindly answer and assist you, ensuring a worry-free shopping experience to purchase the items you need.

Koishikawa Korakuen [Stop for a Visit] Tokyo Skytree Town [Stop for a Visit]

Group's return flight (Please arrange a flight departing from Tokyo Narita Airport after 13:00 on the afternoon of the fifth day.) EVA Air BR183 Tokyo Narita Airport 13:00 ~ Taoyuan Airport 16:05