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Animated Spring CST# 2107554-40 ANIMATED SPRING March 16-28, 2019 pacsettours.com • @PacSetTours By Fans, For Fans. Seriously. If you’re an anime fan visiting Japan, we’ve got an idea for ya: how about trav- eling with fans like you? Okay, so we’re not just fans; we’re also professionals who know what you’re looking for and are driven by a desire to help you find that figure/doujin/Blu Ray/game on your wishlist. We’re the kind of people who understand that anime fans are just as interested in exploring, partying under the cherry blossoms, and having a good time as they are shopping. You’ll explore Anime hotspots like Akihabara, Nakano Broadway, Ikebukuro (home to the re-designed Pokemon Center and fangirl paradise Otome Road) and the Ghibli Museum. Plus, because we know there’s so much more than shopping on your wish list, we’ll also visit cultural sites like Meiji Jingu Shrine, cruise across the bay on the Hotaluna, a futuristic ferry de- signed by Leiji Matsumoto, and party with the locals at an Izakaya Dinner. You can also hit optional stops, like the breath- taking Mt. Nokogiri (seen here), Kyoto, Osaka, and more! Intrigued? Talk to us and let us help make your dream vacation a reality! CULTURE The best of Osaka, Kyoto, Tokyo, and the cherry blossom season! NATURE Cherry Blossom picnics and Kyoto in the springtime await you. LEISURE A nice stop at Oedo Onsen to rest those tired feet. POP CULTURE Akihabara, Nakano, Ikebukuro, AnimeJapan... and that’s just Tokyo. ;) “This tour definitely exceeded my expectations. It felt like a family outing rather than a tour. Evan is very enthusiastic, as well as knowledgeable about Japan, and can solve any problems that arise. He is clearly very passionate about helping others experience Japan’s beauty and cul- ture.” - Emily Koester (Animated 2018) “The enthusiasm of our guides and their love of Japan was infectious! Even in a large group of 30+ participants, it always felt more like a bunch of friends hanging out rather than a guide whisking us all along” - Andrei Robichaud (Animated 2015) THE DETAILS DAY 1: Depart your home country for Japan! DAY 2: Arrive in Tokyo; optional stop at Tokyo Tower! DAY 3: TOKYO: Akihabara, the Ghibli Museum DAY 4: TOKYO: Hotaluna Ferry, Asakusa, the Giant Gundam, Ikebukuro, Pokemon Center Tokyo DAY 5: FLEX FREE DAY: Tokyo Disney Sea or Mt. Nokogiri/Tokyo Bay Exploring DAY 6: TOKYO: Meiji Jingu Shrine, Harajuku, Shibuya, Optional Yakatabune Cruise DAY 7: FREE DAY! Your guides will be on hand to help you plan your day. DAY 8: TOKYO: AnimeJapan Trade Show, Nakano Broadway, Party in Akihabara DAY 9: OSAKA: Osaka Castle, Shinsaibashi, Mandarake Grand Chaos, Namba Ota-Road DAY 10: KYOTO: Kinkakuji, Kiyomizu Temple, Nanzenji, Sannenzaka, and the Nijo Castle Sakura Illumination! DAY 11: KYOTO + OSAKA: Fushimi Inari Shrine, Umeda Arcades, Hep Five, Cherry Blossom Picnic/Party DAY 12: KOBE: Nunobiki Waterfalls, Sannomiya, Sannomiya Otaku Arcade, Kobe Harborland DAY 13: Return home ;_;.
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