After breakfast, start your day by viewing Osaka Castle, the landmark of the city and also the largest and well-preserved castle in the region before visiting the Tempozan a recently redeveloped area in the Osaka Bay Area where you will find the huge ferry wheel. Visit the Osaka Aquarium, one of the largest aquariums in the world and home to 580 species and 30,000 marine animals from the Pacific Rim everything from strangely delightful jellyfish, to playfully chortling sea otters, to dolphins, penguins. Next, get yourself thrilled with adventurous rides in Universal Studio Osaka, one of the six Universal studio theme parks and the first to be opened outside of the United States.

This morning, start your day with a travelling to Kobe, a city of Osaka Bay for a visit to Kobe Mosque that was built in traditional Turkish style and founded in 1935 is Japan’s first mosque. Owing to its basement and structure, the mosque was able to endure through the Great earthquake and is still fully intact. Next up, hit the stores at Kobe Harborland and take in the panoramic views from the waterfront boardwalk. Upon arrival back to Osaka, visit to Umeda Sky Building; a 173m tall spectacular building consists of two main towers which are connected with each other by the "Floating Garden Observatory" on the 39th floor. In the evening, shop spree starts from Shinsaibashi, the main shopping area of Osaka famous for its Shinsaibashi-suji - a covered shopping street and also the largest shopping area in Osaka where many boutiques and specialty shops are gathered.

This morning, board a bullet train towards Kyoto, which was once the capital of Japan, and carries a reputation as its most beautiful city. Proceed to visit the Kinkakuji Temple or known as the Golden Pavillion, a Zen temple who’s upper 2 floors are completely covered with gold, an impressive structure built overlooking a large pond. Visit the Kiyomizu Temple literally "Pure Water Temple" is one of the most celebrated temples of Japan. It was founded in 780 on the site of the Otowa Waterfall in the wooded hills east of Kyoto, and derives its name from the fall's pure waters and was added to the list of UNESCO world heritage sites. It is best known for its wooden stage that juts out from its main hall, 13 meters above the hillside below offering a nice view of the hillside as well as of the city of Kyoto in the distance and a gentle waterfall that is divided into 3 separate streams. Drives pass the beautiful Gion, a historical district lined with traditional wooden Japanese houses and you may be able to catch a glimpse of the Geishas strolling down the street. Travel to Nagoya, Japan's 4th largest city.

This morning proceeds to Owakudani Boiling Valley, which is an existing active volcanic valley famous for its black boiled eggs that are cook in the sulphuric boiling volcanic water. Head on to Mt Fuji 5th station to enjoy the magnificent view of Mt Fuji. Overnight in an onsen resort in Mt Fuji area and enjoy true Japanese hospitality dressed in Yukata for dinner

After breakfast, visit Gotemba Factory Outlet carrying international brands and specialty store that house the latest fashion. You may also catch a glimpse of Mt Fuji if the weather is clear. Next, proceed to Tokyo enroute to the famous Asakusa Kannon Temple area, the landmark of Tokyo; the most colourful, and most popular and oldest Buddhist temples in Japan with the distinctive huge bright red lantern at the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), the outer gate of the Temple. Within the same compound visit Nakamise, a historical and famous shopping street of over 200 meters offering typical Japanese souvenirs such as yukata, Japanese folding fans, toys, various traditional local snacks and many more.

After breakfast, start your day with some magical rides in Tokyo Disneyland, the first Disneyland built outside of the United States. Thereafter, proceed with a leisure walk down the town’s main shopping strip, Ginza Shopping street, and soak up the laid-back and romantic atmosphere as you pick up souvenirs and try local dessert. Before you end the day with a shopping spree in Shinjuku, a sprawling district dotted with dazzling neon signs and sleek skyscrapers

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