9D7N Japan Tohoku [Maple Leaf] & Tokyo

Gather at the airport to check in for your Malaysia Airlines flight and kick off your 9-day Tohoku journey. Get ready to embark on an unforgettable exploration of northern Japan’s breathtaking landscapes and timeless beauty.

Located on the Pacific coast of Ibaraki Prefecture, Hitachi Seaside Park is a world-renowned floral paradise famous for its expansive, rolling hills that transform with the seasons. The park's most iconic spectacle occurs in spring, when Miharashi Hill is blanketed in a breathtaking sea of over 5 million nemophila (baby blue eyes), seamlessly blending with the blue sky and ocean. In autumn, the landscape shifts into a dramatic wonderland as the rolling hills are covered in fluffy green kochia (summer cypress) bushes that gradually turn a brilliant, fiery crimson, offering a visually stunning experience for nature lovers year-round.

Matsushima Bay as formed by various size of islands and we can enjoy the most represent view of Japan among the four seasons at here. Matsushima covers the historical relics of Date Masamune as well.

A Rinzai Myoshinji Buddhist temple located in Miyagi Prefecture's scenic Matsushima. The gorgeous landscape that embodies Matsushima has been voted as one of the 3 most scenic locations in Japan. It is said to be the oldest building in the Tohoku area that uses Momoyama architecture and is designated as an important cultural property.

During the Edo Period, this Onsen Street was famous because of the silver mining; was the shooting place of NHK Drama「Oshin」. Wooden building that was constructed into two styles during Taisho Era was standing on both sides of this street. Three of four overlapping roof tiles show us the history of this place.

called "Small Kyoto," resembles Kyoto in size and culture. It's in Akita, surrounded by three mountains: East, known for flowers; North, hosting the old town; and South, protected by the Tamagawa River. By the 1620s, it had about 80 samurai homes, 350 shops, and other houses. (Maple Leaf : Mid of OCT Mid of NOV)

Embark on a nostalgic journey aboard the Akita Nairiku Railway, starting from the historic samurai town of Kakunodate and traveling to Matsuba. This charming, vintage local train winds through the heart of Akita’s countryside, offering passengers a front-row seat to pristine, untouched landscapes. As you ride from Kakunodate toward Matsuba—the train passes rolling farmland, dense forests, and dramatic mountain gorges. It is a peaceful, slow-travel experience that perfectly captures the rustic beauty and timeless spirit of northern Japan.

Lake Tazawa is a caldera lake in the city of Semboku, Akita Prefecture, northern Japan. It is the deepest lake in Japan at 423 metres. The area is a popular vacation area and several hot spring resorts can be found in the hills above the lake. (Maple Leaf Season: Mid of OCT Mid of NOV)

straddling the border of Aomori and Akita prefectures, is a stunning caldera lake formed by ancient volcanic activity. Known for its deep blue, crystal clear waters and lush virgin forests, it offers a serene and mystical atmosphere.

Was the 1st attractive spot of Lake Towada. There were many waterfalls and torrent, various types of rock formation as well as the different types of flora along the 14km journey that catching the eyes of tourists. (Maple Leaf Season: Beginning of OCT Beginning of NOV)

It was designated as a national place of scenic beauty and a natural monument. Gembikei is famous for its dango, or sweet rice dumpling. Gembikei is famous for dango, sweet rice dumplings. You signal the store across the river with a knock, and a basket brings back dango and tea. Three types of dango are available: an (red bean), goma (sesame), and mitarashi (sweet soy sauce syrup). (Maple Leaf Season: End of OCT)

A V-shaped canyon in Miyagi Prefecture. Both sides are about 100m in height and it stretches about 2.5km. During each season you can enjoy the beautiful scenery, and most tourists come to see the autumn leaves. (Maple Leaf: Mid of OCT Beginning of NOV)

Goshikinuma Ponds & Five Volcanic Lakes

Ouchi-juku is a former post town along the Shimotsuke Kaido, which connected Aizu with Nikko during the Edo Period. It is famous for its remarkably preserved thatched-roof houses that line the main street, offering a glimpse into what Japan looked like over 400 years ago. Along with Shirakawa-go, it is recognized as one of Japan's three most famous thatched-roof villages.

A 140-meter-long pedestrian suspension bridge that spans the majestic Kinugawa River. The bridge is named after the river’s powerful flow and "Tateiwa," a massive 70-meter-high rock cliff that resembles a shield (Tate). Suspended 40 meters above the water, the bridge offers breathtaking views of the emerald-green river and the rugged valley walls.

Tokyo's most celebrated upscale shopping, dining, and entertainment district. It features a sophisticated blend of flagship international boutiques, historic department stores (like Mitsukoshi and Wako), and refined art galleries. On weekends, the main street transforms into a "Pedestrian Paradise," closed to vehicle traffic, allowing visitors to enjoy a leisurely stroll through one of the world's most luxurious districts.

Transfer to Narita Airport for your return flight to Kuala Lumpur. As you depart for home, take a moment to reflect on your extraordinary Tohoku journey, carrying with you a treasure trove of unforgettable memories from Japan.