Arrival In Tokyo

Nestled in the heart of Ginza, MUJI Hotel embodies minimalist design and sustainable practices, offering a seamless blend of modern simplicity and Japanese tradition. As a perfect base for exploring Ginza’s vibrant culture, it connects guests to renowned boutiques, hidden gems, and authentic dining experiences, all while reflecting the brand’s philosophy of timeless quality.

Dinner

Located in Jingumae near the Tokyo Olympic Stadium, Censu, opened in 2023, is celebrated for its bold, genre-defying cuisine. Enjoy tasting menus at the first-floor counter or à la carte dining on the second floor, complete with a scenic terrace.

Culinary Exploration

The Tsukiji Outer Market in Tokyo is a culinary haven, renowned for its fresh seafood, specialty ingredients, and traditional kitchen tools. Visitors can enjoy sushi, sashimi, and artisanal products from bustling stalls, or grab lunch at one of the many local izakayas, savoring authentic Japanese flavors in a lively setting.

Dinner

Housed in a beautifully restored 80-year-old Japanese-Western-style building, Teppanyaki Kurosawa pays homage to legendary filmmaker Akira Kurosawa through its décor and artistic culinary approach. Known for blending Japanese traditions with French influences, the restaurant serves premium wagyu from Iwate Prefecture and fresh seafood sourced from Tsukiji.

Museum Visit

Discover the Nezu Museum, a cultural treasure in Tokyo’s Aoyama district, celebrated for its exquisite collection of pre-modern Japanese and East Asian art. Designed by Kengo Kuma, the museum is nestled within serene gardens featuring tea houses, koi ponds, and bamboo groves, offering a perfect blend of art, architecture, and nature.

Traditional Spa Treatement

Cool down after your exploration with a visit to Spa LaQua, an urban oasis at Tokyo Dome City featuring natural hot springs sourced from deep beneath the city, open-air baths, saunas, and indulgent spa treatments—perfect for unwinding and recharging.

Dinner

Dine like a local at Toriyoshi Akasaka, a gem in Tokyo’s Akasaka district celebrated for its authentic yakitori. Crafted with premium “Date chicken” grilled over Kishu Binchotan charcoal, each skewer is a perfect balance of flavor and technique. A favorite among those seeking an authentic culinary experience, this spot is a must-visit.

Live Jazz

End your night with live music and signature cocktails at Manhattan in Asagaya, a premier jazz bar in Tokyo’s vibrant music scene. This intimate venue hosts outstanding performances by top local and international artists, making it a must-visit for jazz enthusiasts.

Shinkansen Bullet Train | Tokyo to Hiroshima

Enjoy a bowl of ramen at one of the many eateries at Tokyo Station before boarding the Shinkansen to Hiroshima.

Lunch

Once in Hiroshima, visit one of the city’s iconic oyster houses or kaki-goya restaurants, where you can enjoy the unique experience of grilling fresh oysters yourself over a hot net.

Ferry Ride & Ryokan Check-In

Take a ferry to Miyajima Island and check into the iconic Iwaso Ryokan, an onsen ryokan established in 1854.

Ferry & Train Journey | Miyajima Island to Dogo Onsen

Travel by ferry and train to Dogo Onsen, Japan’s oldest hot spring with over 1,000 years of history, and the inspiration for Studio Ghibli’s Spirited Away.

Ryokan Check-In

Check-in to Yamatoya Besso, a historic Ryokan established in 1868. Rebuilt in 1988, it blends the classic Onsen charm with modern comfort.

Onsen Experience

Visit the historic Dogo Onsen Building, a three-level public bathhouse built in 1894, for an authentic onsen experience. Arrive early to secure a spot, as only 30 visitors are admitted daily.

Dinner

Dine at Hanakoji for “Chahar Kaiseki,” a refined culinary experience featuring the finest local ingredients and an open-kitchen atmosphere.

Train Journey | Dogo Onsen to Imabari

Take a train from Miyaguchi Station along the scenic Yosan Line to Imabari, the starting point of your cycling adventure along the iconic Shimanami Kaido.

Cycling

Head to Rindo Bike Rentals at Imabari Station where you can rent road or hybrid bikes for the entire duration of your journey with a pick up service at your last destination. Begin your ride towards Ikuchi Island.

Museum Visit

Take a break at Ikuchi Island and stop by the Ikuo Museum of Art, showcasing the works of Japan's most celebrated contemporary artist Hirayama Ikuo.

Ryokan Check-In

Continue your ride through Ikuchi Island, ending the day with a restful stay at Suminoe Ryokan. Unwind in the ryokan’s soothing onsen and enjoy the serene ambiance of Ikuchi Island.

Cycling

Start your morning cycling to Onomichi, where your bikes will be collected before you head back to Tokyo.

Shinkansen Bullet Train | Onomichi to Tokyo

Travel from Onomichi to Tokyo via Hiroshima aboard the Shinkansen bullet train.

Hotel Check-In

Check in to your room at the MUJI Hotel Ginza and enjoy a meal at one of the nearby izakayas. Spend the rest of the afternoon unwinding and recharging after the morning’s journey.

Dinner & Drinks

Conclude your adventure in Japan with a refined Omakase experience at Sushi Ten, followed by a curated cocktail tasting at Gen Yamamoto, an intimate 8-seat bar where Yamamoto-san crafts drinks inspired by “Shiki,” the essence of Japanese seasonality.