15 Days trip Itinerary for Japan in Sept

Traveling to Japan in September can be a great choice as the weather is generally pleasant with milder temperatures and lower humidity. However, it’s important to be aware of potential typhoons during this season. Here’s the adjusted itinerary for a two-week trip to Japan with a 2-year-old in September:

Day 1-3: Tokyo
– Day 1: Arrival in Tokyo, check into accommodation, and settle in.
– Day 2: Explore indoor attractions like museums or shopping centers in case of rain. Consider the National Museum of Nature and Science or the Tokyo National Museum.
– Day 3: Visit Ueno Park (Zoo and Museums) on a clear day or enjoy indoor activities if it’s raining.

Day 4-6: Kyoto
– Day 4: Travel to Kyoto, check-in, and explore Fushimi Inari Shrine (early morning to avoid crowds). Be prepared for possible rain.
– Day 5: Explore indoor attractions like Kyoto Railway Museum or Kyoto Aquarium in case of rain.
– Day 6: Visit Arashiyama Bamboo Grove and Monkey Park, with backup indoor activities if needed.

Day 7-9: Osaka
– Day 7: Travel to Osaka, check-in, and visit indoor attractions like the Osaka Science Museum or Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan in case of rain.
– Day 8: Spend a day at Universal Studios Japan, which offers both indoor and outdoor attractions.
– Day 9: Explore indoor attractions like the Osaka Museum of History or Kids Plaza Osaka on a rainy day.

Day 10-12: Hiroshima
– Day 10: Travel to Hiroshima, visit the Peace Memorial Park and Atomic Bomb Dome, and have indoor activities planned in case of rain.
– Day 11: Take a day trip to Miyajima Island, but have an indoor backup plan in case of rain.
– Day 12: Explore Hiroshima Castle and Shukkeien Garden, with indoor options if necessary.

Day 13-14: Back to Tokyo
– Day 13: Return to Tokyo and explore indoor attractions in Odaiba, such as teamLab Borderless or the Miraikan Museum.
– Day 14: Free day for last-minute shopping or revisiting favorite indoor spots.

September in Japan can still offer enjoyable experiences, but it’s important to have rainy-day alternatives ready due to the potential for wet weather during this month.