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Take a train to Hakone to visit the Little Prince Museum , a museum dedicated to the French novella "The Little Prince" by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry. Afterward, visit the Tomioka Silk Mill , a UNESCO World Heritage site that tells the story of Japan's silk industry.

Hit the slopes at the Norn Minakami Ski Resort , a popular ski resort just two hours from Tokyo. Finish your day with a visit to the Kawachi Wisteria Garden , which features stunning tunnels of wisteria flowers in the spring.

Spend the evening at Wakayama Adventure World , a theme park and zoo that features pandas, tigers, and other animals from around the world.

Take a train to Takayama to explore the charming Sannomachi Street (Sanmachi Suji) , which features traditional wooden buildings and shops. Visit the Takayama Morning Markets (Asaichi) , where you can find fresh produce and local crafts.

Visit the Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine & Festival Floats Exhibition Hall , which features a collection of ornate floats used in Takayama's famous festivals. Afterward, head to the Hida Great Limestone Cave and Ohashi Collection Kan Museum , which tells the story of the region's geology and history.

Take a train back to Tokyo and visit Kobe Port Tower , which offers stunning views of the city and the harbor.

Start your day with a visit to the UCC Coffee Museum in Kobe, which tells the story of Japan's coffee culture. Afterward, head to the Kobe Maritime Museum , which features exhibits about the city's history as a port town.

Visit the Okayama Korakuen Garden , one of the three most beautiful gardens in Japan, which features a large pond, a tea house, and beautiful seasonal flowers. Afterward, take a train to Nara to visit Todai-ji (Eastern Great Temple) , a UNESCO World Heritage site that houses Japan's largest bronze Buddha statue.

Spend the evening at the Narukawa Art Museum in Hakone, which features a collection of modern and contemporary Japanese art.

Start your day with a visit to Seokguram Grotto , a Buddhist temple in Gyeongju, South Korea, which features a stunning statue of Buddha. Afterward, take a train to Takayama to explore the charming Sannomachi Street (Sanmachi Suji) .

Visit the Takayama Morning Markets (Asaichi) , where you can find fresh produce and local crafts. Afterward, head to the Sakurayama Hachimangu Shrine & Festival Floats Exhibition Hall , which features a collection of ornate floats used in Takayama's famous festivals.

Spend the evening at the Hida Great Limestone Cave and Ohashi Collection Kan Museum , which tells the story of the region's geology and history.