6-Day Japan New Year Trip: The Ultimate Guide

Japan is the perfect place to spend the New Year! This 6-day itinerary will let you experience the festive atmosphere and the world-famous Japanese New Year celebrations. Don't hesitate, follow our guide and start your Japanese New Year adventure! -------- Japan 🇯🇵 is a country where history and modernity meet. Its bustling cities 🏙 and ancient shrines ⛩ complement each other, offering visitors a unique travel experience 🎒. Japan has four distinct seasons, each with its own unique scenery 🌸🍁. The vibrant bonsai, exquisite sushi 🍣, and kimono-clad Japanese people 👘 give a dreamlike feeling of ninjas, making your trip to Japan colorful and fun. -------- 🎈 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Fukuoka -> Fukuoka Airport transfer -> Check in to hotel in Fukuoka 👍 Everything is prepared for you on the first day, from the busy airport to the comfort of your hotel in Fukuoka. Day 2: Kyushu Railway History Museum -> Mojiko Retro Observation Room -> Mojiko Retro -> Oniyama Jigoku -> Oniishi Bozu Jigoku 🚞 Day 2 is even more exciting, with a visit to the ancient Mojiko and a journey to the depths of hell. Day 3: Lake Kinrin -> Yufuin Floral Village -> Kokonoe Yume Otsurihashi -> Kusasenri -> Mount Aso Nakadake Crater The day starts with the beautiful Lake Kinrin, followed by a leisurely stroll through Yufuin Floral Village, and ends with a visit to the smoking Nakadake Crater. 🌋 Day 4: Sakuranobaba Josaien -> Kumamoto Castle -> Suizenji Jojuen Garden -> Kumamon Square -> Tosu -> Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine Day 4 is full of flavor, with visits to Sakuranobaba, Kumamon Square, and finally a prayer for good fortune at Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. ⛩️ Day 5: Free day in Fukuoka 🏕️ This is a day for self-exploration, with plenty of free time to explore on your own. A self-drive tour is also a good option! Day 6: Fukuoka -> Fukuoka Airport 😿 On the last day, the trip ends with the afternoon sun in Fukuoka. Remember to take the good memories home with you! -------- 🛄 Travel Checklist: 📱 For communication, not all places in Japan have good signal, so you need to prepare a SIM card. Also, don't forget to bring a plug adapter, as Japanese sockets may be different from yours. 🔖 As for documents, in addition to photos and a passport, you also need a Japanese visa. Take some time to prepare all the documents so you can travel freely in Japan. 👢 Show off your trendy clothes! Considering the season in February, a heavy coat is necessary, along with a pair of comfortable shoes to cope with the Japanese travel itinerary. Don't forget the charger to keep your phone charged and share the wonderful moments anytime! -------- The trip is over, but the memories will last forever. Japan is waiting for your next visit. Love and peace are on the way, see you next time!