5-day must-do summer itinerary in Japan

Girls! Here’s a super easy and budget-friendly 5-day Japan travel guide! The Fukuoka Tower 2026 New Year light show is a must-see, featuring fireworks, the first sunrise, and a national flag theme. There are photo spots and a New Year red envelope capsule toy event. Save this and get ready to go! · - This practical travel guide is waiting for you below ↓ · - ✨ Itinerary: DAY 1: Arrive at Fukuoka Airport, choose a paid 24H private transfer to the hotel to rest DAY 2: Mount Aso -> Kusasenrigahama -> Aso Volcano Museum -> Aso Shrine -> Kurokawa Onsen DAY 3: Shiraito Falls -> Raizan Sennyoji Temple -> Sakurai Futamigaura Meotoiwa Rocks -> Keya Gate -> Fukuoka Tower -> Momochi Seaside Park DAY 4–5: Free day in Fukuoka + return trip home, optional paid 24H private transfer to the airport 💡 Special tip: From January 1 to 12, 2026, Fukuoka Tower will light up with New Year decorations themed on fireworks, the first sunrise, and the national flag. Lights are on from 5:00 PM to 11:00 PM, with an event from 12:00 AM to 12:30 AM on January 1. The 15-minute show loops continuously, and there’s a New Year photo spot inside. · - Must-see attractions: 🌋 Mount Aso: One of the world’s largest volcanic calderas 🌋, with stunning active volcano views at Nakadake! Explore grasslands and trails in Aso Kuju National Park, watch high-altitude taiko drum performances, and experience traditional local herding up close. The scenery is amazing from March to December. 🗼 Fukuoka Tower: A tower covered with over 8,000 mirrored panels 🪞! During New Year, enjoy fireworks and first sunrise-themed light shows, plus New Year photo spots and capsule toy red envelope events for a festive atmosphere. · - 🗂️ Be sure to bring your Japan travel visa, passport, and copies, and store them separately to avoid loss for peace of mind 📱 Buy a Japan SIM card or enable international roaming in advance; you’ll need it for navigation and contacting vendors 🔌 Japan uses two flat-pin outlets; just bring an adapter, so charging your devices won’t be a problem 👚 July in Japan is hot and rainy; pack quick-dry T-shirts, a light jacket, and a foldable umbrella for sun and rain protection 💊 Bring common stomach medicine, cold medicine, and mosquito repellent to stay comfortable while traveling 🎒 Carry a lightweight backpack for water, tissues, and small essentials—very convenient for sightseeing 💰 Bring a small amount of yen cash; some small shops and street vendors only accept cash. Don’t forget your UnionPay card for card payments · - ↓ Tap the card below to book your preferred group tour and start a hassle-free trip