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Itinerary
14 days · 18 stops · ¥350,000–¥480,000 · 94 views
Explore Japan's diverse landscapes from the autumn hues of Hokkaido to the tropical charms of Okinawa, with cultural and natural wonders in between.
Days

Susukino District
Hokkaido
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Schedule
Day 01 of 14Arrive 11:00 · first activity from 13:30
2.5h customs + airport transit buffer
Land at CTS · from JFK · 1 traveler
Renting a car? Check the license rules
Some licenses (FR/DE/CH/BE/TW) need a JAF translation, not an IDP — 5-min guide.
Stay
Sapporo · 1 night
Dates flexible · 1 guest
EXPLORE
すすきの
Stay ~2h
Sapporo Station
Dive into Sapporo's vibrant nightlife and local culinary scene. Try the famous Sapporo ramen in one of the bustling alleyways.
Getting around, region by region
Your route mixes city and countryside — here's the best mode for each leg.
Sapporo & Otaru · Day 1
Dense rail network — trains and the metro beat driving here.
Biei & Furano → Hakodate area · Days 2–4
Rural — a rental car reaches spots no train or bus serves.
Sapporo & Otaru → Tokyo central · Days 5–10
Dense rail network — trains and the metro beat driving here.
Naha & Okinawa main island → Miyakojima · Days 11–14
Rural — a rental car reaches spots no train or bus serves.
Rental car: pick up in Biei & Furano (Day 2), drop off after Miyakojima (Day 14). Skip it for the city legs.
Browse rental cars on Klook →Getting around
Tobu Nikko Pass
Train from Asakusa to Nikko plus unlimited local bus travel — 2-day pass from ¥2,780. Covers all shrines and Kegon Falls.
View Nikko Pass →JR Pass
Your route spans 5 prefectures — a 7-day JR Pass (from ¥50,000) covers shinkansen and most express trains between these stops, paying for itself with 2–3 long-distance journeys.
Compare JR Pass options →Rental car recommended
Several stops on this route are in rural areas with limited rail access. A rental car from the nearest city hub gives you the freedom to reach places no bus serves.
Browse rental cars on Klook →Journey map
Trip budget · お見積り
¥24,500–¥42,000 / person / day
¥345,000–¥590,000 total
💴 Carry ~¥5,000/day in cash — many hidden spots are cash-only.
Estimated from 17 travel legs, 13 hotel nights and 3 ticketed events. International flights not included. Typical prices, not quotes.
Before you go
Is a JR pass worth it for this trip?
Rough estimate · based on trip distances
Pay-as-you-go is likely cheaper here — your rail estimates to ~¥24,700, under the ¥50,000 JR Pass (7-day). A pass may still be worth it for convenience.
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Get Around
Shinkansen, regional rail passes, and city transit — sorted before you land.
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Stay Hidden
Sleep in a centuries-old ryokan. Tatami floors, onsen, and a 7-course kaiseki.
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Ship luggage ahead on the shinkansen route. Explore every day completely hands-free.
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