Tokyo to Kansai By Rail
2 day Roadigo trip with 6 stops: Narita → Tokyo → Kyoto → Nara → Osaka → Tokyo → Haneda
Narita → Tokyo → Kyoto → Nara → Osaka → Tokyo → Haneda
Touchdown in Tokyo
Welcome to Japan! After clearing customs, grab your JR Pass or Suica card. We’re heading straight into the city to drop bags.
Narita International Airport
Welcome to Japan! After clearing customs, grab your JR Pass or Suica card. We’re heading straight into the city to drop bags.
Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden
Start slow. This massive park is a mix of French, English, and Japanese gardens—perfect for shaking off jet lag before the Shinjuku crowds hit you.
Omoide Yokocho
Finish your first night in "Memory Lane." It’s a tiny alleyway packed with yakitori stalls. Grab a stool, order some grilled chicken skewers, and soak in the old-school Tokyo atmosphere.
Old Meets New Tokyo
Tokyo’s oldest temple in Asakusa. Walk through the Kaminarimon Gate and browse the Nakamise-dori stalls for freshly baked *senbei* (rice crackers).
Senso-ji
Tokyo’s oldest temple in Asakusa. Walk through the Kaminarimon Gate and browse the Nakamise-dori stalls for freshly baked *senbei* (rice crackers). [139.7967, 35.7148]
Akihabara Electric Town
A complete 180-degree turn into anime, gaming, and multi-story electronics shops. Even if you aren't a gamer, the sensory overload is a Tokyo "must."
Shibuya Crossing
Cap the day by walking the world’s busiest intersection. Head up to the Shibuya Sky observatory for a sunset view that’ll show you just how massive this city is. [139.7013, 35.6585]
- Forward your large suitcases using a "Takkyubin" service between Tokyo and Kyoto hotels (about $15-20 per bag). It saves you from hauling luggage onto the crowded Shinkansen!
- 🛫 Route includes 0 flight + 2 rail segments. Map shows them as dashed lines (connection only, not real road).