3-Day Japan Itinerary for Lunar New Year

Are you bored at home during the Lunar New Year? Come on! Japan is so fresh and fun. Here's a 3-day itinerary for you to check out! Experience the Japanese New Year and don't miss out! -------- 🎒Itinerary: 🔅Day 1: Great Buddha of Kamakura -> Hase-dera Temple -> Kamakurakokomae Station Explore the mysterious beliefs and culture of Kamakura, from the grandeur of the Great Buddha of Kamakura to the Zen of Hase-dera Temple, and finally leave your footprints at Kamakurakokomae Station. 🔅Day 2: Shuzenji Temple -> Bamboo Forest Path -> Mount Omuro -> Jogasaki Coast Now let's explore the natural and cultural charm of Japan, sip the spring water of Shuzenji Temple, walk through the quiet bamboo forest, climb the vast Mount Omuro, and enjoy the sea breeze at Jogasaki Coast. 🔅Day 3: Lake Kawaguchi -> Oshino Hakkai -> Lake Yamanaka On the last day, enjoy the beauty of Japan's lakes, from the tranquility of Lake Kawaguchi to the beauty of Oshino Hakkai and the magnificence of Lake Yamanaka, and end your wonderful trip to Japan. -------- Must-visit attractions: 🏞Lake Kawaguchi: The green lake water and the reflection of Mount Fuji make you feel like you're in a painting. Experience the natural beauty and relax your mind. 💦Oshino Hakkai: The clear spring water, fish swimming in the pond, and flowers and plants surrounding it are beautiful. The pulse of nature beats in the exquisite scenery everywhere, making you feel like you're in an elven forest🌳 🚉Kamakurakokomae Station: The old place of Slam Dunk, the sea view at dusk is picturesque🎨. The waves gently lap the beach, as if telling the story of Slam Dunk passed down from generation to generation. Let's enjoy the twilight romance together💕 -------- 📲 **Travel checklist: SIM card, charger, and plug adapter** Friends, let's get started! First, prepare a SIM card so you can access the Internet in Japan and share your beautiful photos and happy moments. Also, bring a charger and plug adapter. Frequent charging is the source of fun and ensures safety. 🧥 **Travel checklist: Clothing and sunscreen** It's winter in Japan in January, so remember to pack down jackets, thermal underwear, and scarves. Although there's no warm sun, remember to bring sunscreen, as snow reflects sunlight and can cause sunburn. 🎫 **Travel checklist: ID, visa, and cash** Now for the important part, bring your passport and visa, and don't forget yourself. Don't forget to bring some Japanese yen. Although most places in Japan accept credit cards, some small shops or subway vending machines may only accept cash. -------- After our trip to Japan, all that's left is to take home the memories and look forward to the next wonderful journey!🌸🍱🗾🎎