You want to build the itinerary first
Start a lightweight trip, then add places, stays, reservations, and same-day notes as decisions become clear.
Plan, compare, move
Build a Japan trip from places, routes, and stay areas.
Browse destinations by region, save spots into a day-by-day plan, and keep the practical tools ready when the trip gets messy.
Made in Japan by a Japanese creator. Built around the small real-world frictions that only show up when traveling in Japan.
Already choosing a base? Compare stay areas
Plan the trip, then keep the tools
The site should work before Japan, during the day, and when plans break.
01 Draft by days Create a trip, save places, and keep bookings in the same working timeline. Create trip 02 Choose by region Start from Kansai, Kanto, Kyushu, Hokkaido, Okinawa, or a city you already know. Open destinations 03 Recover in Japan Open nearby food, phrases, emergency, route, and lost-item flows without rebuilding the plan. Open now
Choose how you want to start
Every path should end in a saved plan, a better route, or a booking decision.
You want to browse Japan by area
Compare regions, cities, and famous first picks before choosing what belongs in the route.
You are already in Japan and need the next action
Keep the original utility tools for food, transit, phrases, emergency, and lost-item recovery.
City hubs
Pick a city when you need local context instead of generic travel advice.
Tokyo
Mega-city with layered rail lines and dense neighborhoods.
Famous first
Senso-ji TempleShibuya CrossingTokyo Skytree
Osaka
Compact food-focused city with easy transit.
Famous first
Osaka CastleDotonboriTsutenkaku and Shinsekai
Kyoto
Temple-heavy city where timing is more important than distance.
Famous first
Fushimi Inari TaishaKiyomizu-deraArashiyama
Sapporo
Grid city with strong food and winter activity demand.
Famous first
Odori ParkSapporo Clock TowerMt. Moiwa
Fukuoka
Fast airport access and compact downtown travel.
Famous first
Dazaifu TenmanguOhori ParkCanal City Hakata
Okinawa
Island destination where transport mode decides trip quality.
Famous first
Shurijo CastleKokusai-doriOkinawa Churaumi Aquarium
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Hakone & Fuji Scenic loop area combining trains, ropeways, and buses. Hiroshima History-focused city with easy side-trip options. Nara Small city ideal for day trips and low-speed walking routes. Kanazawa Walkable historical city with dense cultural areas. Yokohama Harbor city with easy day-trip access, broad bayfront areas, and frequent Tokyo-linked transfers. Nagoya Major Chubu hub for castle visits, day trips, and airport rail access. Kobe Compact port city with easy Osaka links, hillside views, and airport-on-rail connections. Sendai Tohoku base city with straightforward center navigation and strong rail day trips. Takayama Mountain town where rail and bus timing matters more than app-based urban routing. Nagasaki Port city with tram-focused movement, hillside viewpoints, and layered history sites. Beppu Hot spring city where buses connect the station, onsen areas, and hill districts.
Popular shortcuts
Built for high-friction travel decisions, not full itinerary planning.
Eat Search
Preset food searches without browsing multiple apps.
Areas & Hotels
Choose a base area before you book anything.
Language Phrases
Show-and-copy phrase cards for everyday situations.
Pass Optimizer
Rule-based pass suggestions and purchase shortcuts.
Allergy Card
Generate a bilingual allergy card for offline use.
Before You Land
Use these when connectivity, first-night transport, hotel area choice, or rail-pass math is the real blocker.
Choose eSIM before arrival Decide whether airport pickup, QR install, or pre-flight setup is the least risky move. Late-night arrival plan Keep the first night simple when customs, delays, or check-in cutoffs are the problem. Rail pass decision Use a simple break-even check before buying a national or regional pass. Reserve Shinkansen seat Know when a reserved seat is worth the extra step and when it is not. Choose hotel area in Tokyo Pick the district first so your first days do not get lost in rail complexity. Choose hotel area in Osaka Bias toward the right Osaka base before opening hotel tabs.
Useful paid next steps
Only open these after the travel decision is clear: connectivity before landing, hotels after the base area, and rail passes after the route math.
Connectivity
Set up data before the first transfer
Strongest when airport Wi-Fi, QR codes, and live route checks are the first blocker after landing.
Rail cost check
Only buy a rail pass when the math works
Best fit when the trip includes at least one expensive intercity leg and you want to pre-book with less regret.
Practical Trip Ops
Open these when weather, dietary needs, staying smoothly, or budget tradeoffs are the actual problem.
Weather + disruptions Earthquake, typhoon, heavy rain, heat, snow, and suspensions. Dietary needs Halal, vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, Jain, and cross-contact checks. Stay smarter Late check-in, ryokan dinner cutoff, onsen rules, laundry, and luggage. Budget + tax-free Daily budgets, cash ratio, lockers, airport transfer, and pass break-even.
Food gets its own shortcut
Use nearby food search first, then open allergy cards or dietary guides when the menu needs extra confirmation.