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Easy Access from Tokyo! A Model Course for a Day Trip to Enoshima

Once flourishing as a sacred island dedicated to the sea gods and Benzaiten, Enoshima is now one of the Shonan area’s most popular sightseeing destinations. You can reach it on foot from the nearest station by crossing Benten Bridge, and the island is packed with attractions, including historic shrines and landmarks, Enoshima’s signature local food, and gardens and cafes with a resort-like atmosphere. Here, we introduce a model course for a day trip that lets you fully enjoy the charms of Enoshima. Make the most of Enoshima’s many attractions in just one day.
A Complete Guide to Yugawara Onsen, a Famous Hot Spring Retreat Loved by Novelists and Cultural Figures

The hot springs of Yugawara Town, located at the southernmost tip of Kanagawa Prefecture, have such a long history that they were mentioned in the Man’yoshu 1,300 years ago. Since the Meiji era (1868-1912), the area has also been popular as a therapeutic retreat where politicians and literary figures stayed. Its high-quality, skin-friendly hot springs are still going strong, and the town is home to many ryokan inns and acclaimed restaurants favored by food lovers. Let’s explore the charms of Yugawara Onsen, a destination with many repeat visitors.
[1-Night, 2-Day Nagoya City Model Course] Enjoy Nagoya Meshi and a Historic City! A Lively Nagoya Getaway

Nagoya City has grown as one of Japan’s leading manufacturing cities, known for its unique food culture and lively cityscape. The city is also full of historic attractions, including Nagoya Castle, famous for its golden shachihoko, and Atsuta Jingu Shrine, which enshrines one of the Three Sacred Treasures. You’ll also find a wide range of sightseeing spots, such as SCMAGLEV and Railway Park, a favorite among train fans. This model course introduces a 1-night, 2-day trip where you can enjoy Nagoya meshi while strolling through lively neighborhoods, then explore castles and gardens the next day to experience the city’s history and culture.
[Ibaraki, Tsukuba–Tsuchiura–Ushiku 2-Day, 1-Night Model Course] Discover Cutting-Edge Science and Enjoy Nature!

Ibaraki Prefecture is blessed with abundant nature, including Mount Tsukuba, Lake Kasumigaura, and Oarai Coast. Alongside historical and cultural attractions such as Kairakuen Garden, counted among Japan’s Three Great Gardens, and Kasama ware, a traditional craft, Tsukuba is also known as one of Japan’s leading science cities, home to many advanced research facilities. It is easy to access from Tokyo in Approx. 1 to 2 hours by train, and another unique appeal of Ibaraki is how closely the city and nature coexist.
[Tochigi, Ashikaga to Utsunomiya 2-Day, 1-Night Model Course] A Historic Town Walk Full of Japanese Charm

Easy to reach from Tokyo in Approx. 1 hour by shinkansen, Tochigi Prefecture is a sightseeing area that is also convenient to visit from the greater Tokyo area. It is home to the World Heritage Site Nikko Toshogu Shrine, and has a variety of destinations with distinct character, including Nikko, long loved as a summer retreat, Nasu, where nature-rich highland resorts spread out, and Kinugawa, where hot spring inns line the gorge. It is also appealing for areas where you can enjoy strolling while sensing how the towns developed, such as Ashikaga City, where the history of weaving still lives on, and Utsunomiya City, which retains the atmosphere of a former castle town.
[1 Night, 2 Days in Aomori] Add More to Your Lake Towada Trip! Enjoy Nature and Hot Springs

Aomori Prefecture sits at the northern tip of Japan’s main island. Along with untouched nature, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Shirakami-Sanchi that stretches into Akita Prefecture, it also offers a wide range of attractions such as Hirosaki, a former castle town, and Hachinohe, a port city known for its seafood. This time, we introduce a 2-day model course centered on sightseeing around Oirase Gorge and Lake Towada, two of Aomori’s most scenic spots! Why not set out on a trip to relax in beautiful nature and hot springs?
[1 Night, 2 Days in Yamanashi] Refresh at a Highland Resort on the Southern Foothills of Yatsugatake!

Yamanashi Prefecture is known for Mt. Fuji and the Fuji Five Lakes, historic sites connected to the famed Sengoku-era warlord Takeda Shingen, and as a major fruit-producing region. The prefecture is filled with attractions where you can enjoy nature, history, and great food, drawing many visitors year-round. This trip takes you to Kiyosato, a highland resort spread across the southern foothills of Yatsugatake, and the surrounding area. Starting from Kofu Station, why not head out on a relaxing 1-night, 2-day getaway to refresh yourself?
[Gifu 1-Night, 2-Day Model Course] A Romantic Journey Through Gifu Following the Footsteps of Sengoku Warlords

Gifu Prefecture offers a wide range of attractions, including Shirakawa-go, a World Heritage Site known for its gassho-zukuri farmhouses, Hida Takayama, and Gero Onsen. With its historic townscapes, magnificent nature, and living traditional culture, it continues to captivate travelers from around the world. The theme of this Gifu trip is historical romance inspired by the Sengoku period. On Day 1, visit Gujo Hachiman, a castle town known as the City of Water. On Day 2, explore Gifu Castle, where Oda Nobunaga built his base for unifying Japan, and Sekigahara, famed as the site of the decisive battle that shaped the nation.
[1 Night, 2 Days in Toyama] Discover Ever-Changing Waterscapes and a Town of Handcrafted Traditions

Nestled between the majestic Northern Alps and the Sea of Japan, Toyama Prefecture is a place where mountain, river, and sea views are always close at hand. It is a popular destination for travelers seeking grand natural scenery, including the Tateyama Kurobe Alpine Route, known for mountain tourism, and the Kurobe Gorge, famous for its scenic beauty. At the same time, charms for strolling can also be found throughout the area, from waterfront spaces around Toyama Station to townscapes where artisan culture lives on.
[Complete Guide to Umeshu] The Appeal of Umeshu, Created in Japan, the Land of Plums

Plums have such a long history that they are often called one of the "oldest seasonings," alongside salt. The plum tree belongs to the rose family and the Prunus genus. In Japan, people have long enjoyed plum blossoms with their eyes and plum fruit in many different ways. This time, we introduce how to enjoy plums through the lens of umeshu, Japanese plum wine. From the history of umeshu to an umeshu-making experience facility produced by the umeshu maker that helped spark the umeshu boom, this article will tell you everything you need to know about umeshu.
[Complete Guide to Kaleidoscopes] Step Into the Beautiful World Inside a Kaleidoscope

Beautiful repeating patterns, yet once a pattern appears, you can never see the exact same one again. That fleeting, delicate beauty is the greatest charm of the kaleidoscope. In this complete guide, we’ll explore how kaleidoscopes were born and their history, introduce the Kyoto Kaleidoscope Museum where you can experience their fascinating world and appeal, and even cover hands-on kaleidoscope-making workshops. Let us take you into the infinite world that opens up when you look inside.
Niigata 2-Day, 1-Night Model Itinerary: Japan’s Sake and Rice Country! Eat Your Way Through Delicious Niigata

Facing the Sea of Japan, Niigata has long been known as Japan’s “rice country” and “sake country.” With many spots where you can enjoy nature and culture-like Sado Island, Echigo-Yuzawa Onsen, and Yahiko Shrine-you’ll find Niigata’s unique charm in any season. This model itinerary starts in Niigata City and lets you savor “delicious Niigata” through local sake, rice crackers, and the famous hot springs of Tsukioka Onsen. On Day 2, you’ll visit the castle town of Murakami and enjoy a 2-day, 1-night trip exploring local food culture, including Murakami beef and traditional salmon dishes.
Don’t Miss Peak Bloom: A Model Itinerary for Enjoying Kawazu Cherry Blossoms in Izu

Cherry blossom season in Japan draws attention from around the world, and famous sakura spots across the country fill up with visitors. Somei Yoshino is the iconic variety that blooms from late March through April as the front moves north across Japan. Kawazu-zakura, however, blooms over a month earlier than Somei Yoshino and is loved for its vivid color. In the southeastern Izu Peninsula, the birthplace of Kawazu-zakura, cherry blossom festivals are held in February, letting you enjoy hanami in early spring. Here are tips for making the most of Kawazu-zakura, along with a model itinerary.
Yamagata 2-Day, 1-Night Model Itinerary: Rediscover the Region’s Charm: Ginzan Onsen and Tendo, the City of Shogi

On the Sea of Japan side of the Tohoku region, Yamagata Prefecture is shaped by the Mogami River running through its center and surrounded by mountains celebrated as famed peaks. Blessed with rich natural scenery-sea, mountains, and rivers-Yamagata is also home to many tourist attractions and historic temples, including Tsuruoka, where you can enjoy strolling a former castle town; Sakata, which flourished as a port town in the Edo period; and Dewa Sanzan, known as a sacred site of Shugendo. In this article, we introduce a two-day trip featuring Ginzan Onsen, one of Yamagata’s signature hot spring areas, and Tendo, known as the city of shogi.
Accessible and Comfortable! An Osaka City Sightseeing Model Itinerary for Wheelchair Users

The Osaka-Kansai Expo closed on October 13, 2025, but it left behind a wide range of lasting legacies. One of them is a more wheelchair-friendly city, with rapid improvements made across public transportation as well. Thanks to these upgrades, Osaka has become far easier to travel around than many other parts of Japan. Here, we’ll share key tips and a model itinerary for wheelchair travelers visiting with a companion, so you can fully enjoy exploring Osaka on foot.

Articles Supervised by GOOD LUCK TRIP Page 3/5

Easy Access from Tokyo! A Model Course for a Day Trip to Enoshima

A Complete Guide to Yugawara Onsen, a Famous Hot Spring Retreat Loved by Novelists and Cultural Figures

[1-Night, 2-Day Nagoya City Model Course] Enjoy Nagoya Meshi and a Historic City! A Lively Nagoya Getaway

[Ibaraki, Tsukuba–Tsuchiura–Ushiku 2-Day, 1-Night Model Course] Discover Cutting-Edge Science and Enjoy Nature!

[Tochigi, Ashikaga to Utsunomiya 2-Day, 1-Night Model Course] A Historic Town Walk Full of Japanese Charm

[1 Night, 2 Days in Aomori] Add More to Your Lake Towada Trip! Enjoy Nature and Hot Springs

[1 Night, 2 Days in Yamanashi] Refresh at a Highland Resort on the Southern Foothills of Yatsugatake!

[Gifu 1-Night, 2-Day Model Course] A Romantic Journey Through Gifu Following the Footsteps of Sengoku Warlords

[1 Night, 2 Days in Toyama] Discover Ever-Changing Waterscapes and a Town of Handcrafted Traditions

[Complete Guide to Umeshu] The Appeal of Umeshu, Created in Japan, the Land of Plums

[Complete Guide to Kaleidoscopes] Step Into the Beautiful World Inside a Kaleidoscope

Niigata 2-Day, 1-Night Model Itinerary: Japan’s Sake and Rice Country! Eat Your Way Through Delicious Niigata

Don’t Miss Peak Bloom: A Model Itinerary for Enjoying Kawazu Cherry Blossoms in Izu

Yamagata 2-Day, 1-Night Model Itinerary: Rediscover the Region’s Charm: Ginzan Onsen and Tendo, the City of Shogi

Accessible and Comfortable! An Osaka City Sightseeing Model Itinerary for Wheelchair Users