This route gives your family of six a mix of Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and Hiroshima, with and two Shinkansen journeys. It keeps each day focused on nearby areas and includes Muslim-friendly meal options; check current halal certification, opening hours and reservation requirements before you go.
Budget
About ¥250,000–¥390,000 per person for 14 days, excluding international flights; includes mid-range accommodation shared by six, intercity transport, local transit, admission and meals. Universal Studios Japan, hotel choice and the number of Shinkansen rides can shift the total considerably.
Best time to visit
Late March to May or October to November for generally comfortable sightseeing weather; cherry blossoms and autumn foliage draw crowds, so book transport and hotels early.
Asakusa and Sumida
Ease into Tokyo with riverside views, a classic temple district and an easy first evening.
Morning
Visit and Nakamise-dori
Explore Tokyo’s best-known temple and its lively approach street. From Asakusa Station, the walk is about 5 minutes.
FreeMorning
Browse Nakamise-dori
Pick up traditional snacks and souvenirs on the way between the temple and the station; allow about 5 minutes on foot from ’s main grounds.
About ¥500–¥2,000Afternoon
See Tokyo from the Skytree
Take the train from Asakusa to Station in about 5 minutes, then visit the observation decks and nearby shops.
About ¥2,100–¥3,100Evening
Halal ramen dinner in Asakusa
Return to Asakusa by train in about 5 minutes for halal ramen; reserve or check family seating if possible.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Ueno and Akihabara
Pair a spacious museum-and-park morning with the bright shops and arcades of nearby Akihabara.
Morning
Stroll
Walk through the park’s broad paths and choose a museum or garden to suit your family. Ueno Station is a short walk away.
FreeMorning
Explore the
This family-friendly museum is inside , about 10 minutes on foot from the park’s main entrance.
About ¥630Afternoon
Browse
Take the train from Ueno to Akihabara in about 5 minutes for anime, electronics and arcades.
FreeEvening
Dinner at a Muslim-friendly Japanese restaurant
Stay in Akihabara for a Japanese meal with Muslim-friendly options; check the current menu and certification directly before dining.
About ¥1,000–¥2,000
Harajuku and Shibuya
See Tokyo’s youthful fashion districts, then finish with a famous crossing and a relaxed dinner.
Morning
Walk Meiji Jingū’s forest paths
Start the day at this peaceful shrine in a wooded setting. From Harajuku Station, the entrance is about 5 minutes on foot.
FreeMorning
Explore
Walk about 10 minutes from the shrine area to this colourful shopping street; it can get crowded, so keep children close.
FreeAfternoon
See Shibuya Crossing and Hachikō
Take the JR Yamanote Line from Harajuku to Shibuya in about 3 minutes, then explore the crossing and nearby shops.
FreeEvening
Dinner at a halal ramen restaurant
Walk or take a short local train ride, roughly 10–15 minutes depending on the route, to a halal ramen meal. Confirm hours and seating before setting out.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Shinjuku and central Tokyo
Enjoy a garden break, family-friendly city views and a convenient Muslim-friendly meal.
Morning
Relax at
Enjoy landscaped gardens and a slower start; reach the entrance from Shinjuku-sanchome Station in about 5 minutes on foot.
About ¥500Afternoon
Visit the observatories
Walk or take a short train ride, about 15 minutes from the garden, to the free observation decks; check opening days and visibility.
FreeEvening
Have a halal meal in Shinjuku
Walk about 10 minutes from the observatory area for a halal-friendly dinner. Ask staff about ingredients and preparation, especially for sauces and broths.
About ¥1,000–¥2,000
Tokyo Bay and Odaiba
Give the family a change of pace with waterfront scenery, a digital-art experience and plenty of indoor options.
Morning
Visit
Book a timed entry in advance. From central Tokyo, allow about 25–35 minutes by train, depending on your starting station.
About ¥3,800–¥4,800Afternoon
Explore
Take the Yurikamome line toward Odaiba in roughly 15–20 minutes for waterfront views and open space.
FreeAfternoon
Browse
Walk about 10 minutes from the seaside park for shops, indoor attractions and the large Gundam statue outside.
FreeEvening
Dinner at
Walk about 10 minutes from DiverCity to Aqua City. Ask about ingredients and halal suitability before ordering, as menus and preparation can vary.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Shinkansen to Kyoto and Gion
Take the bullet train west, settle into Kyoto and spend an unhurried evening in its historic lanes.
Morning
Travel from Tokyo to Kyoto by Shinkansen
Take a Tokaido Shinkansen from to ; the ride is about 2 hours 15 minutes to 2 hours 40 minutes. Reserve seats together for six and arrange halal-friendly food before boarding.
About ¥13,000–¥15,000Afternoon
Check in and explore
From , take a taxi or train to your accommodation and , usually about 20–30 minutes depending on traffic and location.
FreeEvening
Halal-friendly dinner near
Return to the station area by taxi or train in about 20–30 minutes for a Muslim-friendly meal; verify opening hours and reservations.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Higashiyama and Kiyomizu
Spend the day among Kyoto’s most atmospheric temple lanes, with time for shops and a nearby halal meal.
Morning
Visit
Arrive early to avoid the busiest hours. From central Kyoto, allow around 25–35 minutes by bus or taxi, followed by an uphill walk.
About ¥500Morning
Walk and Sannenzaka
These historic lanes begin close to the temple approach, around 5–10 minutes on foot from ’s lower exit.
FreeAfternoon
Explore and Maruyama Park
Walk about 20 minutes through Higashiyama’s lanes to the shrine and adjoining park for a quieter break.
FreeEvening
Dinner at
Walk about 10 minutes from for okonomiyaki. Confirm Muslim-friendly ingredients and preparation with the restaurant before ordering.
About ¥1,500–¥3,000
Arashiyama
Head west for bamboo paths, a riverside break and a scenic temple garden.
Morning
Walk through
From central Kyoto, take the JR Sagano Line to Saga-Arashiyama in about 15–20 minutes, then walk roughly 10 minutes to the bamboo grove.
FreeMorning
Visit
The temple’s garden entrance is about 5 minutes on foot from the bamboo grove; allow time to enjoy the landscape.
About ¥500–¥800Afternoon
Enjoy the area
Walk about 15 minutes from to the bridge and riverside paths, with shops and places to pause along the way.
FreeEvening
Return to central Kyoto for dinner
Take the JR Sagano Line back to in about 20 minutes, then have a Muslim-friendly meal at the station-area restaurant.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Fushimi Inari and Kyoto Station
Start early at Kyoto’s iconic shrine, then keep the afternoon close to the station for an easy family pace.
Morning
Explore
Take the JR Nara Line from to Inari Station in about 5 minutes; the shrine entrance is just outside the station. Choose a short torii-gate walk or a longer uphill route.
FreeAfternoon
Visit
Return to in about 5 minutes by train, then walk around 5 minutes to the tower for city views.
About ¥900–¥1,000Afternoon
Browse ’s shops and food halls
Walk about 5 minutes from back into the station complex for souvenirs and a rest indoors.
FreeEvening
Halal-friendly dinner near the station
Stay nearby to keep the evening simple; check the restaurant’s current menu and book ahead for a group of six.
About ¥1,500–¥2,500
Osaka Castle and Namba
Move to Osaka, enjoy its landmark castle grounds and spend the evening in lively Namba.
Morning
Travel from Kyoto to Osaka
Take a JR Special Rapid train from to Osaka Station in about 30 minutes, then drop bags at your accommodation.
About ¥580Afternoon
Explore Park
Take the train from central Osaka to Osakajokoen Station in about 10–15 minutes. Stroll the park and visit the museum if your family wishes.
About ¥600Evening
See ’s canal and neon signs
Take the train from Park to Namba in about 20 minutes, then walk the canal-side streets.
FreeEvening
Dinner at
Walk about 10–15 minutes from the main canal area; reserve in advance and confirm the restaurant’s current halal arrangements.
About ¥3,000–¥6,000
Universal Studios Japan
Spend a full day at , planning meal breaks and transport around the park’s busy schedule.
Morning
Arrive early at
From Namba, allow about 25–35 minutes by train via Nishikujo; arrive before opening and buy dated tickets ahead of time.
About ¥8,600–¥11,900Afternoon
Explore the themed lands and attractions
Stay inside the park and plan timed entry for popular areas such as Super Nintendo World; walking between major areas can take 10–20 minutes.
About Included with admissionEvening
Continue rides and shows, then return to Osaka
Allow about 25–35 minutes by train back to Namba after the park closes. Check food-allergy and ingredient information with staff; bring suitable snacks if needed.
About Included with admission
Nara day trip
Take a straightforward train day trip for a famous temple, open parkland and a relaxed return to Osaka.
Morning
Travel to Nara and visit
From Osaka-Namba, take the Kintetsu train to Kintetsu-Nara in about 40 minutes, then walk around 20 minutes to the temple.
About ¥800Afternoon
Walk through
The park surrounds the temple area and is about 5 minutes on foot from ’s main approach; enjoy the paths and keep food safely stored around deer.
FreeAfternoon
See
Walk about 20–25 minutes through the park to the shrine’s lantern-lined grounds; check which areas are open before your visit.
FreeEvening
Return to Osaka for a Muslim-friendly meal
Take the Kintetsu train back to Osaka-Namba in about 40 minutes and dine in the Namba area; confirm menu details before ordering.
About ¥3,000–¥6,000
Shinkansen to Hiroshima and Peace Memorial Park
Ride the bullet train to Hiroshima and spend the day at the moving memorial park and nearby museum.
Morning
Travel from Shin-Osaka to Hiroshima by Shinkansen
Take the Sanyō Shinkansen from Shin-Osaka to Hiroshima in about 1 hour 25 minutes to 1 hour 35 minutes. Reserve six seats together and arrange suitable food in advance.
About ¥10,000–¥12,000Afternoon
Visit
From , take a tram or taxi to the Peace Memorial Park area in about 20–30 minutes, then allow time for the museum.
About ¥200Afternoon
Walk Peace Memorial Park
The park is directly beside the museum; visit the cenotaph and memorials at your own pace.
FreeEvening
Dinner at area
Take a tram or taxi from the park area to in roughly 20–30 minutes; contact the mosque or nearby community in advance for current visitor and meal arrangements.
About Varies
Hiroshima Castle and departure
Finish with a relaxed city visit and leave enough time to collect bags and reach your onward train or flight.
Morning
Visit
Take a tram or taxi from central Hiroshima in about 15–20 minutes, then explore the grounds and museum if open.
About ¥370Afternoon
Return to
Allow about 15–25 minutes by taxi or tram from the castle area, with extra time for luggage and station navigation.
About ¥200–¥400Evening
Depart Hiroshima
Continue by Shinkansen or airport bus according to your onward booking; to Hiroshima Airport takes roughly 45–60 minutes by bus.
Good to know
Muslim-friendly dining
Halal availability and certification can change. Contact restaurants in advance, ask about meat, broth, sauces and shared cooking surfaces, and use vegetarian or seafood options only after checking ingredients.
Family transport
Reserve Shinkansen seats together, especially during school holidays. A large family may find taxis useful for short Kyoto trips, but check luggage and child-seat arrangements.
Universal Studios Japan
Buy dated tickets ahead and check the official app for timed-entry procedures, opening hours and ride closures. Confirm current rules for bringing food and snacks.
Pacing
This itinerary has several full sightseeing days. Keep a flexible rest period each afternoon, especially for younger children, and book family rooms or adjoining rooms early.
Costs
Listed costs are rough per-person estimates in yen and may change with season, age, ticket type and exchange rates. Many attractions offer child pricing.