A Pilgrimage Through Japan's 10 Masterpiece Gardens
An urban masterpiece blending French Formal, English Landscape, and Japanese Traditional styles.
Try the rich dipping noodles at Fuunji near the station.
BELLUSTAR TOKYO - A high-rise sanctuary offering panoramic city views.
One of the Three Great Gardens, famous for its thousands of fragrant plum trees.
Taste the famous local fermented soybeans and plum wine.
The Sanraku Hotel Kanazawa - (Transit to Kanazawa for overnight)
The garden of "six attributes" - spaciousness, seclusion, artifice, antiquity, watercourses, and panoramas.
Enjoy ice cream wrapped in real gold leaf, a Kanazawa specialty.
Sowaka (Kyoto) - Move to Kyoto in the evening for a luxury Ryokan stay.
From the world's most famous rock garden to the pinnacle of aristocratic architecture.
Hot tofu simmered in kelp broth, a classic Buddhist temple meal.
Nazuna Kyoto Tsubaki St. - A converted traditional townhouse experience.
A deep green world of 120+ moss varieties. Requires reservation and sutra copying.
Sip premium green tea and sweets in the nearby bamboo groves.
Sprawling lawns in Okayama followed by the massive pine landscapes of Shikoku.
The region is famous for these thick, chewy wheat noodles.
JR Hotel Clement Takamatsu - Offers sweeping views of the Seto Inland Sea.
The garden as a living painting. Impeccable, surreal, and pristine.
Dark, fragrant buckwheat noodles served in stacked lacquered bowls.
Saginoyusou - A traditional ryokan located right next to the Adachi Museum.
A classic strolling garden featuring a miniature version of the world.
A layered savory pancake packed with noodles and cabbage.
Hilton Hiroshima - A modern, sophisticated base to reflect on your journey.
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