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7D5N Japan ~ Wakayama + Mie JPWKY7 7D5N Japan ~ Wakayama + Mie JPWKY7 D1 Depart To Japan (X) . Assemble at airport for flight to Japan D2 Arrival Nagoya –Ise (LD) . Nagoya Castle: Nagoya Castle is a Japanese castle located in Nagoya, central Japan. During the Edo period, Nagoya Castle was the heart of one of the most important castle towns in Japan. Hightlight . Toyota Commemorative Museum：The Toyota Commemorative Museum of Ise Industry and Technology, also known as Toyota Tecno Museum, is a technology ～Ise Grand Shrine museum located in Nishi-ku in the city of Nagoya, central Japan. ～Meoto Iwa . Ise Grand Shrine：The Ise Grand Shrine, located in the city of Ise, Mie ～Mikimoto Pearl Island Prefecture of Japan, is a Shinto shrine dedicated to the sun goddess Amaterasu. ： Nachi . Meoto Iwa Meoto Iwa, or the Married Couple Rocks, are a couple of small rocky stacks in the sea off Futami, Mie, Japan. They are joined by a shimenawa ～Nachi Fall and are considered sacred by worshippers at the neighboring Futami Okitama ～Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine. Shirahama D3 Ise–Nachi – Urashima (BLD) ～Engetsu Island . Mikimoto Pearl Island：Woman of the sea those free diving some 30feet ～Sendanbeki Rock Clift down into cold water wearing nothing more than a loincloth （AMA diving ～Sendanbeki Rock Clift show if time possible） ～Kushi-moto Marine Park . ： ～Kuroshio Seafood Market Nachi Fall it is 133 meters high 13 meters wide, and has a water flow of one ～Wakayama Castle per second. Kumano Nachi Taisha：Kumano Nachi Taisha is a Shinto shrine and part of the Osaka UNESCO-designated World Heritage Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the ～Shinsaibashi Kii Mountain Range of Japan ～Dotonbori ～Kuromon Market D4 Nachi– Shirahama (BLD) . Kumano Kodo：UNESCO World Heritage Kyoto . Engetsu Island：Engetsu Island is a small island off the coast of Shirahama, ～Fushimi Inari Shrine Wakayama Prefecture, Japan. It includes a natural arch through which ～Arashiyama Bamboo seawater passes . Sendanbeki Rock Clift：rising to a height of 50 meters along a 2 kilometers stretch of the Pacific Ocean . Senjo-jiki Rock：Plateau a huge rocks created by erosion of the ocean’s waves . Kushi-moto Marine Park：is the first marine park established in Japan. D5 Shirahama– Osaka (BL) . Yuasa Soy Sauce Factory：get the chance to see the traditional production process firsthand and buy one of their delicious soy sauces. Kuroshio Seafood Market: a well-known fish market where you can eat and buy fresh Japanese fish. Wakayama Castle：the white-as-chalk castle tower rises above Mt.Torafusu which is thick with greeney and has a stateliness worth of the dignity of the tree houses of the Tokugawa clan. Todaiji：a Buddist temple complex, that was once one of the powerful Seven Great Temples, located in the city of Nara. Nara Park：the most interesting feature of the park, especially for children is the large population of semi-wild deer that roam the park . Shinsaibashi & Dotonbori：Enjoy delicious local cuisine and shop your way into the heart of Osaka D6 Osaka – Kyoto － Osaka (BLD) . Osaka Castle：one of Japan’smost famous landmark . Fushimi Inari Shrine：it is famous for its thousands of vermillion torli gates. Saga Torroko Train: you can enjoy the beautiful view of Hozugawa Ravine from season to season while you take Sagano Romantic Train. Arashiyama Bamboo：Walking into this extensive Bamboo grove is like entering another world – the thick green bamboo stalks seem to continue endlessly in every direction and there’s a strange quality to the light . Togetshkyo Bridge： is Arashiyama’s well known central landmark . Kuromon Market：with more than 190 years of history and tradition, Kuromon Ichiba Market, a very popular area known by locals as “Gastronome” and “Osaka’s Kitchen”, is wellknown nationwide. D７ Osaka–Depart (B) . After breakfast, depart to airport for flight. ADULT ADULT CHILD CHILD CHILD （TWIN/TRIPLE） （SINGLE） ( HALF TWIN ) ( WITH BED ) ( NO BED ) FLIGHT SCHEDULE Tour Package Include : Air Ticket & Airport Tax, JB – Singapore Airport- JB transfer by MPV, Tour Guide & Driver Tipping. Tour Package Exclude : Personal Expenses, Hotel Bell boy fees, Tour Leader Tipping. Remark 10 person confirm group depart but tour price will vary Min. 15 person with 1 Tour Leader All itineraries quoted as per reference only, tour program are subject to change without period notice base on Local conditions .
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