Custom itineraries
Tell us what you want from Japan.We build the itinerary.
Not a template, and not a chatbot's guess. A real day-by-day plan put together by our team in Japan, around the places you actually care about.
Plan my trip48 hr reply · Priced per trip · No account
Where we plan
10 regions · 1,500+ places on file
How it works
Four stops. Only the first one is yours.
- 01
Tell us about your trip
Where, when, and what you actually care about — food, quiet temples, as few stairs as possible. Screenshots of places you've saved are welcome.
- 02
We build it
Our team in Japan arranges your days around real places, with opening hours, walking times, and tips from the guides who go there.
- 03
You get a link, with pricing
A day-by-day plan that opens on your phone, with a map — and a quote for anything you'd like us to arrange.
- 04
We adjust until it's right
Want day four slower, or that restaurant swapped? Tell us. The same link updates — there's no new PDF to dig out of your inbox.
A day from a real plan
Old Tokyo — gardens & backstreets
Day 2 of 6 · 4 stops · 29 min walking
Breakfast
Nakiryu
Otsuka, Tokyo
Go before 11:00 — the queue doubles after noon.
9 min walk to the next stop
Activity
Rikugien Garden
Bunkyo, Tokyo
14 min walk to the next stop
Coffee break
Kayaba Coffee
Yanaka, Tokyo
Upstairs seating is the quiet one.
6 min walk to the next stop
Dinner
Hantei
Nezu, Tokyo
Your table is booked for 19:30.
What lands in your inbox
A link, not a PDF you'll lose
It opens on your phone on the morning of day three, when you're standing on a corner in Yanaka wondering which way to walk. This is a real plan we built — scroll it.
Real, mapped places
Every stop exists, with an address, photos and a pin.
Honest walking times
The gap between two stops is measured, not guessed.
Meals planned in
Breakfast, lunch, coffee and dinner, where you'll actually be.
Notes for the day itself
Which entrance, when the queue doubles, what time your table is booked.
Guides only if you want them
Add one to any day, or use the plan entirely on your own.
Built around your pace
Tell us someone can't do stairs and the plan is shaped around it.
Why not just ask an AI
Where a chatbot's plan falls apart
For a rough list of neighbourhoods, honestly, use one. Here's where it stops being enough.
- What it tells you
- What we do instead
- “Dinner at Ichiran, Shibuya.”
- Closed in 2023. We check every stop still exists before it reaches you.
- “Day 4: Asakusa, then Shibuya, then back to Ueno.”
- Three hours of backtracking. We route each day so the map makes sense.
- “Climb Mount Fuji in the afternoon.”
- The Yoshida trail is capped and gates shut at 2pm. We plan around the real rules.
- “Book a table at the counter.”
- Half the good places don't take online bookings. We phone them.
We use AI too — to pull your saved links and screenshots into one place, and to draft the first arrangement of your days. Then people who live here fix it.
Who builds it
A small team in Japan, not a planning tool
We run walking tours, drivers and experiences across the country, so the places in your plan are ones we've stood in. If something goes sideways on the day, there's someone here to call.
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Tell us about your trip
The more you tell us, the less generic your itinerary will be. We'll reply within 48 hours with a plan and a price — nothing is charged before you've seen both.