Tokyo · Kyoto · Okinawa
The Plan
Two weeks balancing iconic Tokyo energy, timeless Kyoto culture, tropical Okinawa relaxation, and two world-class theme parks. The pace is moderate — one main activity per half-day with built-in downtime so nobody burns out in the summer heat.
Confirmed Flights
Passengers: Tormod, Silje, Hedda & Oskar Garberg Ree
MUC–HND and HND–FRA on Lufthansa/ANA in business class — lie-flat seats, premium dining, and priority boarding for the whole family. The kids will love the amenity kits!
Where We're Staying
Akasaka, Minato-ku — central Tokyo
A luxury 5-star hotel in the heart of Akasaka with recently remodelled rooms featuring traditional Japanese tones and origami-inspired decor. Two connecting Premium rooms booked — one King bed, one Twin — with breakfast included. 13 restaurants, bars and lounges, plus a fitness centre. Close to Roppongi, Shibuya, and Akihabara via the Tokyo Metro.
IHG Gold · Reservations #86799925 & #44668935
2 min walk from JR Kyoto Station
A modern luxury hotel inspired by Zen aesthetics and Kyoto's thousand-year cultural heritage. Rooms feature washi paper lighting and calm, refined interiors. The hotel includes a spa with hot baths, Italian and Japanese restaurants, and Kyoto-themed art throughout. Its location right at Kyoto Station makes it the ideal base for day trips to temples, Nara, and Osaka.
Onna village — all-suite ocean-view resort
A stunning all-suite resort in Onna village where every room (56+ m²) features a full ocean view, kitchen, washer/dryer, and terrace. Two Ocean Suite rooms booked for the family. The resort has an infinity pool with panoramic sea views, an open-air bath and sauna, plus a steakhouse and Mexican restaurant. Closest resort to Naha Airport in the Onna area (~49 min drive).
Reservation #T672E8C048592
Directly connected to Haneda Airport Terminal 3
Japan's largest airport hotel with 1,717 rooms, directly connected to the international terminal. Features a 2,000 m² natural hot spring (onsen) facility with views of the airport and Mount Fuji, plus direct access to the Haneda Airport Garden shopping and dining complex. The perfect last-night stop before an early departure.
Good to Know
July is hot and humid (30–35°C). Pack light clothing, hats, and sunscreen. Carry portable fans and cooling towels — available at any convenience store. Most indoor spaces are heavily air-conditioned.
Get Suica/Pasmo IC cards at Haneda Airport for trains, buses, and convenience stores. Japan is still partly cash-based — withdraw yen at 7-Eleven ATMs. Carry ¥30,000–50,000 as a float.
Rent a pocket Wi-Fi at Haneda or buy eSIMs before departure (Ubigi, Airalo). Essential for Google Maps and the Disney Resort app.
Shinkansen Tokyo→Kyoto (SmartEX app), DisneySea tickets + Premier Access, Universal Studios tickets + Express Pass, teamLab Borderless tickets. Book early — July is peak season.