Assemble at Singapore Changi Airport for your flight to Osaka via Narita/Haneda

Upon arrival, hit the stores at Kobe Harborland and take in the panoramic views from the waterfront boardwalk. From there, ascent Kobe Nunobiki Herb Garden with a ropeway ride, enjoy an airy ride in the sky up to the mountaintop and be-awed with the panoramic view of Kobe! Surrounded by flowers, the herb garden is ensconced in the mountain above the picturesque port city of Kobe. What better way to end your day than to relax over a cup of sake? Learn about sake production and get to try freshly brewed sake at a Naka sake brewery, which has been producing high- quality sake thanks to the chilly winds of Mt Rokko and the perfect quality of the water in the region. Head over to Osaka next where it’s time to fill those shopping bags! Hit the city’s downtown shopping belt for a spot of retail therapy at Shinsaibashi Shopping Street.

After breakfast, start your day with a history lesson at Osaka Castle. Regarded as a symbol of the city, the castle has been central to the rise and fall of the city’s fortunes through the years. Next, take a leisurely drive to Kyoto, home to many Japanese traditions including geishas, temples, shrines and many priceless historical monuments. Make a stop at one of the city’s cultural legacies, Kiyomizu- dera Temple for striking views of Kyoto city against the backdrop of Otowa Waterfall and colours of season. Next, step into the Shinto world through Fushimi Inari Taisha and its famous vermillion torii gates that lead you to the summit of the sacred Mt Inari. Round off the day with a visit to Gion Street, the most exclusive and prestigious downtown area in Japan and Kyoto’s most famous geisha district. Transport yourself back hundreds of years as you catch a glimpse of traditional Japan in the geishas, the wooden lattice windows in traditional Japanese houses, and ochaya-lined streets. You just might be lucky enough to catch a glimpse of a geiko or maiko shuffling between ochayas going about their errands.

This morning, Enjoy some fun time at Nara Deer Park. The park is home to hundreds of freely roaming deer of which will bow and ask to be fed. Deer crackers are for sale around the park; you may purchase a pack and enjoy the up close personal moment with a tame deer. Then, make a visit to the World Heritage Todaiji Temple, with a 15meter tall bronze status housed within. Then, visit the famous 2,000-year-old Ise Jingu Shrine, dedicated to the Sun Goddess Amaterasu O-mikami, which has drawn countless worshippers and pilgrims in centuries past. Thereafter, visit the nearby Okage Yokocho, which embodies a nostalgic town that showcases culture, customs, specialities and traditions of the Edo and Meiji Period. Next, visit the Mikimoto Pearl Island, home of the world-famous Mikimoto Pearls. Witness female divers, otherwise known as Ama, demonstrate dive for pearls in their distinctive, traditional white outfits.

Take a morning, visit Igaryu Ninja Village, a museum dedicated to the history of the ninja and ninjutsu. Next, proceed to Nabana no Sato, an open spacious fields with seasonal flowers are breathtakingly beautiful. There are series of events throughout the year including Flower Festival in spring, firefly watching in Summer, Momiji (maple) illuminations in autumn and winter illuminations. You can enjoy certain events throughout the year.

After breakfast, enjoy a sightseeing cruise on Lake Ashi and enjoy sweeping views of the celebrated Fuji Hakone Izu National Park as well as Japan’s iconic UNESCO World Heritage Site, Mt Fuji. Thereafter, head over to Japan’s most popular outlet mall, Gotemba Premium Outlets for some serious shopping action. With over 200 speciality stores selling anything from fashion to sports, household and luxury goods, feel free to release the shopaholic in you and let those purse strings come loose! Cap off the day and indulge in a well-earned hot spring bath to relax those tired muscles at an onsen resort in the Mt Fuji area.

After breakfast, proceed to visit the venerable Asakusa Kannon Temple, which has more than 1300 years of history. From here, you may catch a glimpse of the iconic Tokyo Skytree. Next, pick up souvenirs at nearby Nakamise shopping street, a walkway leading to the temple that is lined with crafts, souvenirs and other cultural curios. Browse and shop for the prefect keepsake for loved ones back home. Thereafter, make photo stops at Imperial Palace before you end the day with a shopping spree in Shinjuku, a sprawling district dotted with dazzling neon lights and sleek skyscrapers.

If time permits, you can do some last-minute shopping before you transfer to the airport for your flight home.