manila to osaka japan travel time

The flight time from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan is:

3 hours, 48 minutes.

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Flying time from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan

The total flight duration from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan is 3 hours, 48 minutes .

This assumes an average flight speed for a commercial airliner of 500 mph, which is equivalent to 805 km/h or 434 knots. It also adds an extra 30 minutes for take-off and landing. Your exact time may vary depending on wind speeds.

If you're planning a trip, remember to add more time for the plane to taxi between the gate and the airport runway. This measurement is only for the actual flying time. You should also factor in airport wait times and possible equipment or weather delays. If you're trying to figure out what time you'll arrive at the destination, you may want to see if there's a time difference between Manila, Philippines and Osaka, Japan .

The calculation of flight time is based on the straight line distance from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan ("as the crow flies"), which is about 1,651 miles or 2 657 kilometers .

Your trip begins in Manila, Philippines. It ends in Osaka, Japan.

Your flight direction from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan is Northeast (31 degrees from North).

The flight time calculator measures the average flight duration between points. It uses the great circle formula to compute the travel mileage.

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Travel time from Manila to Osaka

How long does it really take to fly from Manila to Osaka? Here's a sample itinerary for a commercial flight plan. If you want to know the total travel time to reach Osaka, you need to include time at the airports. Eventually, you'll be able to customize this itinerary to select other nearby airports and choose your preferred airline.

Tuesday, 12:44 pm :  start in Manila drive for about 21 minutes most airlines recommend you get to the airport at least 60 minutes before your flight, so arrive by 1:30 pm at the latest

1:20 pm :  get your boarding pass and go through TSA security allow enough time for long security lines during busy travel seasons or holidays, and prepare for the wait time

1:50 pm :  arrive at the gate once you're ready to board, you can get something to eat in the airport or just relax near the gate

2:05 pm :  prepare for boarding check your boarding pass for your group number or listen to the gate agent as they announce boarding, some airlines require you to be in the boarding area 10-15 minutes before departure or risk losing your seat

2:20 pm :  board Cebu Air Inc d/b/a Cebu Pacific Air flight you can scroll down to view other airlines that fly this route

2:30 pm :  this is your scheduled departure time but remember flights can be delayed, so take that into account it takes the plane an average of 15 minutes to taxi to the runway

2:45 pm :  wheels up! take-off from MNL fly for about 4 hours in the air

7:33 pm (local time) :   Kansai International (KIX) Osaka is 1 hour ahead of Manila so the time in Manila is actually 6:33 pm taxi on the runway for an average of 15 minutes to the gate

7:48 pm (local time) :  arrive at the gate at KIX deboard the plane, and claim any baggage if you're renting a car, check if you need to take a shuttle to car rental agency, otherwise you can ride in a cab, limo, or Uber for about 1 hour to your destination

8:54 pm (local time) :  arrive in Osaka

Total travel time: 7 hours

How far is Osaka from Manila? Here's the quick answer if you have a private jet and you can fly in the fastest possible straight line.

Flight distance: 1,651 miles or 2657 km

Flight time: 3 hours, 48 minutes

Compare this to a whole day of commercial travel with the airports and waiting in line for security, which ends up taking a total of 7 hours, 11 minutes .

Flying private is roughly 2.4x faster , and saves you about 4 hours in your total travel time.

Because of the curvature of the Earth, the shortest distance is actually the "great circle" distance, or "as the crow flies" which is calculated using an iterative Vincenty formula. For a long distance, this appears as a curve on the map, and this is often the route that commercial airlines will take so it's a good estimate of the frequent flyer miles you'll accumulate as well.

This is a medium length flight, so unless you have a nice private jet, you might be booking a commercial flight. In that case, your travel time would really need to include how many minutes to get to your local airport, wait for security, board and taxi on the runway, land at the other airport, and get to your destination. The flight itinerary at the top of the page takes into account all these factors to get a more accurate estimate of your actual flight time .

• Osaka International Airport
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• Kansai International Airport

The most common route is MNL to KIX, so that's what we used in the sample itinerary. However, you may want to explore travel alternatives, you could try one of these routes:

• MNL to KIX Ninoy Aquino International to Kansai International
• MNL to OSA Ninoy Aquino International to Osaka Metropolitan Area

We picked Cebu Air Inc d/b/a Cebu Pacific Air for your main flight, but there are other airlines that you should check if you're looking for the cheapest flight, or you need a different schedule. Check the websites of these airlines:

• Cebu Air Inc d/b/a Cebu Pacific Air (5J)
• Philippine Airlines Inc. (PR)

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The distance is the same either way if you're flying a straight line. But for a real trip, there can be plenty of differences so go ahead and check the reverse flight itinerary to fly from Osaka to Manila , or go to the main page to calculate other flight times .

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Cheap flights from Manila to Osaka

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• Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) Manila 29 min 10 km
• Clark International Airport (CRK) Angeles 1 hr 30 min 79 km

Popular airports near Osaka

• Kansai International Airport (KIX) Osaka 51 min 37 km
• Osaka International Airport (Itami Airport) (ITM) Osaka 20 min 11 km
• Kobe Airport (UKB) Kobe 47 min 26 km
• Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO) Nagoya 2 hr 33 min 120 km

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Flight time from Manila to Osaka

If you are actually flying from Manila, Philippines to Osaka, Japan or if you are just curious to know the flight time between Manila and Osaka , this page will give you the information you are looking for.

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Flight time from Manila to Osaka is 3 hours 40 minutes

Non-Stop flight duration from MNL to KIX is 3 hours 40 minutes (Operated by Zest Air)

The nearest airport to Manila, is Ninoy Aquino International Airport (MNL) and the nearest airport to Osaka, is Kansai International Airport (KIX)

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Distance from Manila to Osaka is approximately 2640 kilometers.

Flights from Manila to Osaka • Airlines & Flight Duration

Flights operated by major airlines departing from Manila arrive at Kansai International AirportItami Airport. Osaka is served by 2 international airports.

Flight time from Manila to Osaka via Tokyo • MNL to KIX via NRT

Flight duration from Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Kansai International Airport via New Tokyo International Airport, Japan on All Nippon Airways flight is 10 hours 5 minutes

Flight time from Manila to Osaka via Singapore • MNL to KIX via SIN

Flight duration from Ninoy Aquino International Airport to Kansai International Airport via Changi Airport, Singapore on Singapore Airlines flight is 24 hours 10 minutes

How long does it take to fly from Manila to Osaka?

Non-stop flight time from Manila to Osaka is between 3 hrs 45 mins to 4 hrs 15 mins depending on the aircraft's cruising speed, technical condition and weather/wind speed..

Fastest one-stop flight between Manila and Osaka takes close to 6 hours . However, some airlines could take as long as 31 hours based on the stopover destination and waiting duration.

This is the average non-stop flight time from Manila to either of the major airports that serves Osaka.

Apparently, connecting flights and direct flights with stopover take longer time than non-stop flights. In such cases, Manila - Osaka flight time depend on the layover destination specified by your airline or the one you choose while booking your ticket.

If you haven't provided any addition information, the departure time is taken as the current time at Ninoy Aquino International Airport and the arrival time is the time at Kansai International Airport at the time of your arrival there.

Flight time from Manila, Philippines to airports near Osaka, Japan

Direct flight and one stop flight time from Ninoy Aquino International Airport, Manila to airports nearest to Osaka is given in the table below

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Manila time is 1 hour behind Osaka

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Location of Manila Airport & Osaka Airport is given below. Click the map to view Manila to Osaka flight path and travel direction.

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In the last 3 days, the lowest price for a flight from Manila to Osaka Itami Airport was ₱162 for a one-way ticket and ₱358 for a round-trip.

Which airports will I be using when flying from Manila to Osaka Itami?

Manila airport is called Manila Ninoy Aquino Intl and the only airport in Osaka Itami is Osaka Itami.

Which aircraft models fly most regularly from Manila to Osaka Itami?

We unfortunately don’t have that data for this specific route.

Which airline alliances offer flights from Manila to Osaka Itami?

Star Alliance, oneworld, and SkyTeam are the airline alliances operating flights between Manila and Osaka Itami, with SkyTeam being the most commonly used for this route.

Which is the best airline for flights from Manila to Osaka, ANA or Japan Airlines?

The two airlines most popular with KAYAK users for flights from Manila to Osaka are ANA and Japan Airlines. With an average price for the route of ₱33,666 and an overall rating of 8.4, ANA is the most popular choice. Japan Airlines is also a great choice for the route, with an average price of ₱27,973 and an overall rating of 8.3.

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Hacker Fares allow you to combine one-way tickets in order to save you money over a traditional round-trip ticket. You could then fly to Osaka Itami with an airline and back to Manila with another airline.

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The space for the seats i like it. Its not too close like other air line. The food is ok and also the staff. I'm waiting for my flight rewards point because until now i didn't recieved it.

The staff, ground and air, at ANA was very helpful and friendly during check in, boarding and during the flight. This is the reason why I always fly ANA whenever I go to Manila. The food was not the best but the flight crew more than makes up for the shortfall.

First I will say this was really NOT an ANA flight. ANA used a UNITED jet to perform this flight. I specifically booked with ANA because I did NOT WANT TO FLY UNITED FOR INTERNATIONAL FLIGHTS. So to spend $1800.00 and then discover after booking that it was going to be handled by United was very disappointing. I will be more careful next time when I book. The interior was very cramped in economy class; the dinner meal was terrible and also had extremely small portions for an international flight - the bread roll was ice cold and stale - that salad was very wilted; I’ve never had a “snack” that was so salty that it was difficult to eat; the breakfast “waffle” was practically unrecognizable. Really horrible meals for a very expensive international flight. Bathroom floor was also pretty dirty. I’m hoping my return flight is a real ANA airplane that is cleaned and serviced by ANA personnel with ANA meals. I will never book with ANA again if they continue to use UNITED airline jets. Yuck!!!🤢

Ticket was purchased as a United Airlines flight (operated by All Nippon) like what does that even mean? Makes for a VERY confusing flight experience. For instance, what do I look for a United drop off signage and ticket counter or ANA? No explanation anywhere to be found. I also felt a little bit scammed by the obsurdely restrictive seat selection provided. Only middle seats available!! Are you kidding me!! On 6hr + 10hr flights you're forcing me into the middle seat without telling me before I purchased the ticket?? This should be illegal. And to top it off, on the Tokyo LA leg there were quite a few empty seats including window seats! I must also say, the food was a dissappointing as well for my taste, fish with rice ( mostly plain white rice) or a vegetable medly for the breakfast meal? Should be at least 4 choices and at least 1 with eggs. Outside of these issues flight was otherwise ok.

Ground and flight crew were all courteous, extremely helpful and professional. Overall, process is really organized, from boarding to disembarkation.

This is a very long flight and the first time I have flown on a Japanese airline. I was very impressed with the staff. They worked hard and offered food and drink regularly. Plane was very well cared for. The let room was good . Food was ok but better than other airlines.

It was very nice. I was a bit disappointed by the few meal services. There were probably more drink services that I missed while sleeping, but I would have liked the crew to bring more than one drink service before landing and to bring more than one drink service and coffee service after take off

The space and bed was very comfortable , flight attendants very nice. The food was not tasty at all. I ordered the rib eye and it was so tough I couldn’t cut it.

I wish the serve should leach and drink. Maybe because only 2hr

Seat was roomy enough . The Asian selection for a meal was good . The tortellini was not very good. Service was excellent. O

The food was not that good. I liked the miso, green tea, and ice cream. I wasn’t able to put my carry on bag under the seat in front of me. The flight was smooth. Please expand your choices of movies especially the new ones. I can’t choose any of those films. They’re old.

I like the braised beef., miso soup,, and green tea. Very little choices of hollywood movies. The PA announcement in English was not very clear and very soft. I could hardly hear.

More updated movies & Chinese movies. The food sometimes overcooked. Prefer to have more neat snacks in between than just choose from the menu. Please change the menu every now and then. This is my second time flying within one year and the menu didn’t change at all!

Food is lagging. Very poor choice. Like vending machine fast food.

Please change the menu more often. The beef is not tender, more choice in ice cream flavor. Dessert is not good too.

The Experience was fantastic, it's a quick flight so no entertainment or food. Just a refreshment

Great crew, Japanese domestic flight is just a drink service but crew are very attentive

Again I paid for an upgrade on my credit card didn’t get it need a refund. . American I not good at gettin in contact for refunds.

l enjoyed the variety of good and drink choices. The flight attendants were very quick and efficient to our needs.

-Bathrooms were regularly checked/maintained. -Food was okay, but the miso soup was good. -Top of my foot got bitten by a bug when I took off my shoes and was only wearing my socks. It was swollen and very itchy for several days.

The seats are too cramped, there is barely enough room to shift weight. This could be easy to endure in a one-hour flight, but not more than that. The crew did not clean up shortly after meals. The tray table remained open because of the meal and ate up what is left of the little seating space. The crew were just idling by for 45 minutes before they collected the trash. The airline did not inspect carry-on luggage. Most of the passengers brought too many bags, too large and/or over the weight limit. This undermines safety and discourages those who pay extra for checked bags just to comply with the airline regulations. If the airline is not inspecting carry-on luggage, why should I pay more just to check in some bags?

Terrible, I will never ever ever attempt to fly on Cebu Pacific. I understand that it’s a cheap flight option but they take cheap experience to the next level.

The front desk and early check in was fantastic and the flight did not have any turbulence

better handling of the checked in luggage. they destroyed mine

Should’ve not separated those who checked-in online and those who checked-in at the airport

the process of paying for the excess baggage weight, the check in process and the boarding process are subhuman. this is an airline devoid of customer service

Cebu Pac has a habit of changing boarding gates. They do a lot of remote boarding. So just be attentive to the announcements, especially if it's near your boarding time.

It was a low cost flight, so no high expectations. The experience was average.

Crew was very helpful because I used a wheelchair to get around

Flight was delayed for almost 30 minutea, I had difficulties to catch up the connecting flight. Bit due to tje well organized Singapore airport I was able to make it

The flight was delayed by an hour . Traveling with 75 year old father was difficult and then when he asked for water he was asked to purchase :-) . Overall just an ok experience.

Overall service is good, the only thing I would like airasia to improve is there seating. Their seat handles are broken as well as the back rest

Boarding with air asia is excellent via organized lines by zone except when there is only 1 gate agent and no scanner, only by tearing tickets??? Crazy

The flight was supposed to depart at 9:25. It departed at 9:00. Im glad we were early and did not miss it.

They wouldn't even allow us to bring water from the fountain on board the aircraft.

Premium seats should have legroom this one didn't have it. I had 2 free checked bag but I got charged for while it shows on my reservation

Terrible airline! This airline just ruined our family vacation due to a 12 hours delay as a result of their operational issues.

Too many flight delays. Airport terminal serving Boracay needs upgrades.

Over 6 hours delayed.. using philippine air fleet planes are beat up dirty and uncomfortable. Have been flying air asia for over 4 years from Manila to Tokyo and kansai as well as several local flights from Manila to Bacolod and Cebu.. 3 planes were down for maintenance and caused havoc.. need to invest in new fleet or seriously clean and upgrade the existing fleet. Will not be flying anymore until fixed. Several options out there now to choose from as air asia prices have skyrocketed.. no point in using them anymore . Severally upset passenger here. They can’t even manage the queuing of Zones for boarding as it’s a crab fest free for all now. No discipline and let the passengers in line to board just run into any lane possible.. and priority luggage?? Forget it I’ve paid for it for the last 6 flights and never got it first.. air asia has turned into a expensive joke.. use Cebu pacific or zip air now..

We had three flight delays before eventually taking off 3 hours late. Inflight service was very limited, but it was a relatively short flight. Luggage was delivered promptly.

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Osaka is the second largest metropolitan city in Japan after Tokyo. It boasts a futuristic skyline along with countless impressive examples of modern architecture. Its world-class status is cemented by its many cultural institutions including its many superb museums and art galleries, as well as its ultra-modern entertainment, theater, and music venues. It takes around 4 hours of flying time to travel from Manila to Osaka. This will differ based on the airlines and routes taken as well. Considering Traveloka offers various airline options such as Philippine Airlines, Cebu Pacific, AirAsia, Emirates, and more, you have plenty to choose from. Some of the best attractions there are in Osaka such as Osaka Castle, Shitennoji Temple, and Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan.

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Osaka is generally warm throughout the year, but there is a certain period of the year that is good enough to do both outdoor and/or indoor activities. The usual period where Osaka is open for visiting is from late May to early June. This will be the optimum period to go on a holiday here in Osaka. The temperature will usually vary from 1°C to 33°C and is rarely below -2°C or above 36°C. Maybe to get the best time where you are not at the peak of the holiday season in Osaka, you can plan a travel to Osaka close to the end of May or early June, just before the holiday peak starts.

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Kansai International Airport (KIX)

Kansai International Airport is the main airport operating in Osaka. It is 49 km away from Osaka. The trip via car or any public land transportation will take around 40 minutes from the airport to the main city. The traveling time will only differ depending on the traffic condition at the time of the travel. Some of the airport facilities you can find at the Kansai International Airport include check-in facilities, free wi-fi, duty-free outlets, restaurants, ATMs, baggage storage, and a lost & found center.

Highlights in Osaka.

Osaka Castle - Ordered to be built by famed Japanese warrior and politician Toyotomi Hideyoshi, Osaka Castle was completed in 1586 after three years of construction. The highlight of this castle is the five-story, 42-meter-tall main tower containing a great museum with exhibits related to the history of the castle and the city. It will be a great loss to miss a visit to Osaka Castle. Osaka Castle is 3 km away from Osaka and 51 km from the main airport. It will take roughly 8 minutes to drive from Osaka to Osaka Castle and around 40 minutes from the airport. Osaka Castle opens daily from 9.00 am to 5.00 pm to visit with an entrance fee of JPY600.

Shitennoji Temple - Shitennoji Temple is the first Buddhist temple in Japan and remains the oldest such religious site to be officially administered. The highlight of this temple is its five-story pagoda along with several other exquisitely decorated buildings including the Golden Pavilion with its fine statues and paintings, the Lecture Hall, and a lovely covered corridor linking three of the temple’s gates. It will be a great loss to miss a visit to Shitennoji Temple. Shitennoji Temple is 6 km away from Osaka and 44 km from the main airport. It will take roughly 12 minutes to drive from Osaka to the Shitennoji Temple and around 40 minutes from the airport. Shitennoji Temple opens daily from 8.00 am to 4.00 pm to visit with the entrance fee ranging from JPY300 to JPY500.

Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan - Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is a walk-through aquarium that takes visitors on a fascinating tour of several marine habitats. It features a variety of Japanese marine life including freshwater species, native reptiles, and mammals. This site also boasts 27 tanks where the biggest tank is nine meters deep and capable of accommodating large marine life. It will be a great loss to miss a visit to Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan. Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan is 10 km away from Osaka and 45 km from the main airport. It will take roughly 15 minutes to drive from Osaka to the Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan and around 40 minutes from the airport. Osaka Aquarium Kaiyukan opens daily from 10.00 am to 7.00 pm to visit with the entrance fee ranging from JPY1,300 to JPY2,550.

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Trip within a Trip: Osaka and Kyoto, Japan

May 1, 2024 • 9 min read

Make your next trip to Japan even better by adding on four days in exciting Osaka (pictured) and Kyoto © EarnestTse / Shutterstock

Senior Director of Content Laura Motta recently spent 10 days in Japan . To make the most of her time in the country, she included a four-day mini-excursion to Osaka and Kyoto – a trip within a trip, if you will, which anyone can replicate.

Everyone goes to Tokyo , and I would never tell you to skip it. But another critical part of any Japan itinerary is that magical Shinkansen (bullet train) ride south to Osaka , and the astounding sites that await beyond. A mind-boggling pair of cities – Osaka and Kyoto – are crammed with more shrines and temples, steel-and-glass skyscraper malls, scenic vistas and world-class restaurants than you can experience in a month, never mind in just a few days. This was my third trip to Japan and my second time visiting Osaka and Kyoto.

Before I get to my recommendations, here are a few practical tips:

• When to arrive: Arriving in Osaka around midday lets you drop your bags at the hotel, rest and then hit Dōtonbori in the evening, when its famous neon lights are ablaze. 
• Getting there from the airport: The spotless, inexpensive airport limousine bus from Kansai Airport makes eight stops in Osaka, which include all of its main train stations.
• Getting around: Japan is world-famous for the ease and comprehensiveness of its public transit for a reason. You can – and certainly should – do this route without a car. High-speed (more expensive/faster) and local (less expensive/slower) trains cover every inch of this region and will shuttle you quickly between Kyoto and Osaka. Both cities have easy-to-use subway systems.
• What to pack: Certainly, your walking shoes and room in your stomach for a lot of ramen. Keep in mind that Japan has four distinct seasons and temperatures vary significantly between them. Check the weather ahead of time – and pack accordingly.
• How to structure your days: It’s tempting to cram your schedule when there are so many things to see. Yet realistically, you won’t be able to do more than two major sites – maybe three, if you’re really going for it – in a single day. This is especially true in Kyoto, where the best sites are far apart and can require up to an hour of travel to reach.
• Take it easy:  Don’t forget to eat, hydrate, rest and wander. And tell yourself you’ll be back.

Day 1: Osaka

Snack time .

You’ve been traveling all morning. It’s time to eat. (Unless, of course, you stuffed yourself en route on the amazing bento boxes you can get at Tokyo Station.) Keep it simple like I did and grab onigiri (rice balls) or a  sando  at 7-Eleven. There’s one on every corner, you’ll only spend a few dollars, and buying local snacks – especially in Japan – is among travel’s greatest joys. 

See the neon

If you’re in Osaka, go see the Glico man. It's a rule. Or maybe it's just mine. This famous animated sign of a runner, arms raised, about to cross the finish line in some hypothetical marathon in the sky, remains delightful despite the tourist crush on the streets below. This ad for the Glico candy company (candy bars give you energy – get it?) has become an informal mascot of Dotonbori , Osaka’s dining and nightlife district. After dark, it’s fun to wander here through the area’s many arcades, claw-machine and pachinko parlors, and shops. If you start here on a weeknight, it’s delightfully quiet.

Insider tip: Arrive before sunset and duck into a tiny side street to Hōzen-ji , a small temple known for its moss-covered statues. I was there when they were lighting the lanterns for the evening – a dreamy experience indeed.

Have a cheap and cheerful dinner

Dotonbori is teeming with restaurants. You can’t miss the distinctive signage advertising takoyaki (grilled octopus balls), gyoza and crab. My favorite takoyaki stand, Takoyaki Yoriyabunzaemon , is humble compared to its bombastic neighbors; there is no 5ft marquee. Inside, you’ll sit on a well-worn barstool while the single cook pours takoyaki batter into the famous round molds and serves it to you still piping hot, and slathered in mayo, barbecue sauce and bonito flakes. A warning: if you value the skin on the roof of your mouth, do not eat too fast here.

Day 2: Kyoto

Bullet train .

The Shinkansen train between Osaka and Kyoto is cheap and lightning fast. This trip is included in many Japanese rail passes , but if you’re paying for a standalone ticket, you’ll pay 1420 yen (about US$10). The trip takes 15 minutes, so slower local trains hardly seem worth the mildly cheaper price. Arrive midday and head to your hotel to check in and drop your luggage. Before you depart, don’t forget to look around Kyoto Station for the eki  ink stamp, which you can imprint into a notebook as a souvenir. Every train station in Japan has a uniquely designed stamp, even if you sometimes have to ask the attendant at smaller stations where to find it.

Stay in style

If there’s one place to splurge on a fabulous hotel in Japan, it’s in Kyoto. Whether you’re strolling under vibrant fall leaves or spring cherry blossoms, or wandering the narrow alleys and stepped streets of the Gion district , Kyoto is romantic, its temples and shrines otherworldly. My choice was Hotel the Mitsui Kyoto , a new luxury property that blends smart contemporary design with traditional Japanese accents. Beside its excellent restaurant – more on that below – the highlight is the hotel's updated approach to the traditional onsen, called Thermal Spring. This vast, moodily lit indoor space offers heated pools and loungers amid beautiful rock formations and water features. And unlike many onsen experiences, this one is a bathing-suits-required, mixed-gender space where everyone can hang out. There is also no surcharge for entry.

Visit the temples

My boyfriend cheekily refers to Fushimi Inari Taisha , Kyoto’s famous shrine with its rows and rows of vermillion gates ascending a dramatic hillside, as “the Instagram shrine.” It’s hard to say that he’s wrong: the site is a favorite among foreign travelers for good reason. The gates are simply gorgeous and – yes – photogenic. Just don’t expect to find yourself there alone. 

Insider tip: Afterward, stop at the charming Vermillion Cafe for a sweet snack and coffee. Sit on the back porch, which overlooks a lovely stretch of forest, for especially serene vibes (spectacular in autumn).

If you still have energy left in the afternoon, head to Nishi Hongan-ji , a mammoth Buddhist temple complex that’s home to some of the largest wooden structures in Japan. After you marvel at the huge lanterns and expansive halls, stop by the brightly painted Chinese Gate, which dates back to the late 1500s. This temple is also within walking distance of Kyoto Station, and can be a good place to start or end your trip.

Day 3: Kyoto

Go for the gold.

Kinkaku-Ji , sometimes called the Golden Pavilion, is among Kyoto’s (and Japan’s) most famous and photographed landmarks. This UNESCO World Heritage site , where a brilliant gold temple appears to float along the shores of a serene lake, is well worth braving the crowds for, especially in sunny weather when the reflection of the lake glints off of the temple’s exterior walls. Go early, packing your patience – and you’ll understand instantly why so many people flock here. 

School Bus Coffee Stop is a charming spot for an easy, affordable breakfast or lunch in cozy, industrial-farmhouse-style surroundings. Comforting selections like bagel sandwiches and avocado toast are accompanied by the shop’s excellent, house-roasted coffee.

Modern love

For an aesthetic palate cleanser after a quick lunch, stop by the Kyoto City KYOCERA Museum of Art , which houses rotating exhibits, often of contemporary and modern art, in a fantastic brick structure that dates to the 1930s.

Taste sensation

And you’d be remiss if you stayed at the Hotel the Mitsui Kyoto without eating at its elegantly flamboyant Italian restaurant, Forni . Yes, there are pizzas and pastas on its à la carte menu. But I’d highly recommend the tasting dinner, where impeccably composed dishes like sea bream citrus tartare and grilled wagyu arrive on geometric plates and stands. It’s a feast for the eyes as well as the stomach.

Day 4: Osaka

Smart hotel.

After going luxe in Kyoto on meals and lodging, I came back to Osaka looking to save money without sacrificing too much comfort. I wasn’t ready to sleep in a sarcophagus-sized pod or get every meal at 7-Eleven. (Well, not every meal – just a few.) After getting off the train from Kyoto at the massive Shin-Osaka Station, I took the easy-to-use metro to one of the best places I’ve stayed in Japan, the chicly designed, austere-but-comfortable  Hotel Noum , just across the river from Temmabashi Station. The location made transportation connections easy and kept me sheltered from the stark urban rush of Umeda, Osaka’s high-rise business district. Rooms are small, comfortable and spotless; mine had a river view. The hotel also has an airy coffee shop in its lobby that attracts as many locals as travelers. I popped in here for a breakfast pastry and a latte and was ready to start the day.

Window(less) shopping

Even if you don’t stay in Umeda, visiting the neighborhood is a must. Spend a day wandering its cavernous, endless indoor shopping malls and underground food courts. You may never see daylight, but you will find everything from Hermès bags to the best 300-yen (US$2) gyoza you’ve ever tasted. I like to check in on the enormous red whale, which hangs suspended from the atrium of the Hep Five department store, which also happens to have a ferris wheel on its roof.

Enjoy a messy lunch

Train stations are where you’ll find some of the best food in Japan – and Osaka’s sprawling Umeda Station is no exception. My favorite train-station ramen is at Menya Takei, located behind the entry gates for the Hankyu Railway. Menya Takei specializes in tsukemen , in which the ramen noodles and broth are served separately. Dip the noodles into the broth to eat – yes, you’ll undoubtedly get it all over your clothes, but that’s part of the fun. Lots of laundry to do when you return home is a sure sign of a great trip. 

Insider tip : Ask the gate agent to let you through. They’ll make you pay for a rail ticket on the way in, and then may refund you on the way out.

From Osaka, hop back onboard the Shinkansen for more exploring in Japan, or do what I did and catch a quick, affordable domestic flight to Tokyo’s Haneda airport to connect to your flight home.

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Unraveling Japan’s Urban Jewels: The Best Cities to Visit for an Unforgettable Adventure

L ost amidst the wonders of where to kick-start your Japanese odyssey ? Japan, with its stunning mix of old-world charm and innovative future, can be an overwhelming destination.

However, Kevin Erickson , your globetrotter guide for today, is here to set you on the right path!

• Tokyo is the magnetic pulse of Japan, drawing in 14 million visitors in 2019 alone.
• Kyoto mesmerizes with 17 UNESCO sites, proving its weight in cultural gold.
• Osaka seduces foodies and thrill-seekers alike.
• Insider tips to elevate your experience in each city.
• Chris Rowthorn encapsulates Japan as a "world apart, thriving in contrasts."

The Crowning Glories: Why Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka Reign Supreme

According to the Japan National Tourism Organization, Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka secure the top positions when it comes to tourist footfall. And why wouldn’t they? Let's dive deeper .

Tokyo: Where Traditions Tango with Tomorrow

Tokyo , the dynamic capital of Japan, is an electrifying fusion of ancient and avant-garde, creating an urban sprawl where the past and future coexist in harmonious rhythm. Every corner of this sprawling metropolis tells a unique tale, reflecting the city's uncanny ability to respect its roots while ambitiously reaching for the skies.

As dawn breaks, you'll find locals paying their respects at the centuries-old Meiji Shrine, where the spiritual essence of Shinto rituals blends seamlessly with the surrounding natural beauty. But as dusk engulfs the city, neon lights begin to dance across districts like Shinjuku and Akihabara, showcasing Tokyo's vibrant nightlife and its undying love for technological advancements .

Yet, Tokyo's heart truly beats in its neighborhoods. The historic district of Asakusa, with its iconic Senso-ji Temple, offers a glimpse into the city's rich past. A gentle rickshaw ride here transports you back to the Edo period, with shopkeepers selling traditional crafts and treats. Contrastingly, just a train ride away lies Harajuku, the epicenter of Japan's youth culture and fashion, where bold styles and eccentric trends reign supreme.

And of course, there's Odaiba, the futuristic artificial island featuring architectural marvels and the famous Unicorn Gundam statue standing tall, symbolizing Japan's love affair with innovation.

In Tokyo, centuries-old tea ceremonies find their home beside futuristic robot cafes. Sumo wrestlers train in the shadows of soaring skyscrapers , and meticulously maintained bonsai trees sit in the balconies of modern apartments. This city is an ever-evolving dance of traditions tangoing with tomorrow, proving that reverence for the past doesn't stifle innovation but instead fuels it. Indeed, Tokyo isn't just a city; it's a living testament to Japan's unparalleled journey through time.

Kyoto: A Time Capsule of Tenacity & Tradition

Chris Rowthorn might've been envisioning Kyoto when he said,

“Japan is a world apart.”

Kyoto , the ancient heart of Japan, stands as a mesmerizing testament to the nation's profound reverence for its storied past. Nestled amid misty mountains and meandering rivers, this former capital encapsulates the soulful essence of a time where emperors, samurais, and geishas etched their tales into the city's cobblestone streets and wooden machiya townhouses.

From the vermilion gates of the Fushimi Inari Shrine, which wind up the sacred mountain paths, to the iconic golden pavilion of Kinkaku-ji that glistens in the sun, every temple and shrine in Kyoto narrates epochs of devotion and artistry. The city's seventeen UNESCO World Heritage Sites aren't just monuments; they are living relics, where chants, rituals, and festivals continue to breathe life into traditions that span millennia.

But perhaps the true magic of Kyoto lies in its quieter moments: the subtle bow of a kimono-clad geisha in the historic Gion district, the whispering bamboo groves of Arashiyama, or the delicate craftsmanship of a local artisan creating intricate Kiyomizu pottery.

Kyoto is also a season-driven spectacle. The cherry blossoms of spring cast a rosy hue on the city's canals, while the russet leaves of autumn set the landscape ablaze, painting scenes reminiscent of classical Japanese ukiyo-e prints.

In Kyoto, the passage of time feels different. Here, amidst teahouses and terraced gardens, history isn't just remembered; it's relived, cherished, and celebrated. It's a city where every stone and sakura petal reverberates with tales of tenacity and tradition.

Osaka: A Gastronomic Galore & Glee

Osaka, often touted as Japan's kitchen, pulses with an undeniable vibrancy, striking a delightful balance between the contemporary and the traditional. While Tokyo may be the nation's crown and Kyoto its historical heart, Osaka is undeniably its soulful belly, always hungry for celebration and flavor.

Dotombori, the city's bustling epicenter, encapsulates Osaka's spirit. As the neon lights flash and the giant mechanical crabs beckon, the tantalizing aroma of street foods like takoyaki (octopus balls) and okonomiyaki (savory pancakes) fills the air, showcasing Osaka's culinary prowess. The city’s love affair with food is so profound that there's a popular saying: " Kyotoites are ruined by extravagance; Osakans are ruined by food."

Yet, beyond its gastronomic wonders, Osaka offers historical gems like the majestic Osaka Castle, a testament to the city's storied past. There's also the futuristic side, evident in attractions like the Universal Studios Japan, where thrills and adventures await.

Osaka's charm lies in its unabashed authenticity. It's a city that laughs a little louder, eats with a tad more gusto, and lives life with an infectious zest. Here, modern skyscrapers coexist with ancient shrines, and every alleyway promises an adventure, whether culinary, historical, or just plain fun.

The Hidden Haunts: Beyond the Big Names

While the aforementioned cities hold their ground firm, Japan's versatility doesn't end there.

Hiroshima sings a song of resilience.

Nara , where deer might photobomb your perfect shot.

Sapporo , a canvas painted in white during the Snow Festival.

Kanazawa , holding samurai secrets and geisha tales.

Yokohama and Nagasaki – the list is as endless as it is enchanting.

Conclusion: Japan - A Symphony of Surprises

Embarking on a journey through the diverse tapestry of Japan's cities is akin to stepping into a living, breathing storybook. Each city, from the globally renowned to the hidden gems, radiates its unique charisma, offering snapshots of a nation that seamlessly weaves millennia of history with future-forward innovations.

In Tokyo , one can marvel at the electric symphony of neon lights, yet find solace in the tranquility of its serene gardens, a reflection of the city's balancing act between the rapid pace of technology and the gentle embrace of tradition. Meanwhile, Kyoto stands as a testament to Japan's dedication to preserving its heritage, with temples, shrines, and wooden machiya revealing tales of emperors, samurais, and geishas from eras gone by.

Beyond these giants, cities like Hiroshima teach lessons of resilience and hope, while places like Sapporo present a winter wonderland, echoing the country's diverse climate and geography.

To travel through Japan is to experience a myriad of emotions. It is the thrill of Osaka's culinary adventures, the meditative peace in Kyoto's bamboo forests, and the awe of Tokyo's skyscraper canyons.

Kevin Erickson often muses, “In Japan, every alley, every shrine, and every smile seems to carry a tale waiting to be discovered.” It's a sentiment every traveler will echo after their own journey through this unparalleled land.

So, as you contemplate where to begin or continue your Japanese sojourn, remember, in every city, magic awaits.

1. What's the best time to visit Japan?

Spring (March to May) for cherry blossoms and fall (September to November) for vibrant autumn colors.

2. Is Japan expensive for tourists?

Japan can be pricier than some destinations, but with planning and tips like using JR passes, it's manageable.

3. Can I get by with English in these cities?

Major cities are tourist-friendly, with many signs in English. However, a translation app can be handy.

4. How safe is Japan for solo travelers?

Japan consistently ranks as one of the safest countries. However, always exercise general travel precautions.

5. What's a must-try Japanese dish in these cities?

While each city has its specialty, sushi, ramen, and tempura are universally beloved.

6. How's the public transport in these cities?

Efficient and punctual. Trains and buses are the lifelines of transportation in Japan. 

• Japan National Tourism Organization. (2020). Tourist statistics.
• Rowthorn, Chris. (2019). "Lonely Planet Guide to Japan."
• Erickson, Kevin. (2022). "Whispers from Japan: A Traveler's Tales.

NCT Doyoung Concert Tour 2024: Dates and Cities Revealed

By Arpita Adhya

SM Entertainment artist Doyoung has announced the dates and cities of his first-ever solo tour , “Dear Youth.” Previously, the NCT star debuted solo with the studio album Youth on April 22.

Doyoung made his K-pop debut in 2015 with SM Entertainment’s NCT U. Since his musical debut, Doyoung joined the million-seller group NCT 127 in 2017. Later, the 28-year-old also participated in the NCT DoJaeJung sub-unit with Jaehyun and Jungwoon in 2023 and released the EP Perfume in April 2023.

NCT Doyoung announces first ever concert tour dates and locations

“Beautiful Day” crooner NCT Doyoung has announced the first set of dates and locations for his upcoming Dear Youth fan concert tours. The K-pop star will hold the first set of concerts in Seoul on May 25. Later, he will travel to Japan, China, Thailand, and other Asian countries for the tour.

Dates and cities of Doyoung’s 2024 concert tour include:

• May 25, 2024: Seoul, South Korea
• May 26, 2024: Seoul, South Korea
• May 27, 2024: Seoul, South Korea
• June 24, 2024: Yokohama, Japan
• June 25, 2024: Yokohama, Japan
• June 26, 2024: Osaka, Japan
• August 18, 2024: Hong Kong, China
• August 24, 2024: Bangkok, Thailand
• September 4, 2024: Manila, the Philippines
• September 21, 2024: Jakarta, Indonesia

NCT 도영, 첫 솔로 콘서트 ‘Dear Youth,’ 아시아 투어 개최! 7개 지역 총 10회 공연 예고! 솔로로도 To The World! ‘K팝 대표 보컬’ 감성으로 아시아 전역 휩쓴다! https://t.co/AIjlYg8WET #DOYOUNG #도영 #Dear_Youth #DOYOUNG_Dear_Youth #DOYOUNG_청춘의포말 #DOYOUNG_청춘의포말_YOUTH #NCT … pic.twitter.com/uaB5P2pzY0 — NCT (@NCTsmtown) May 9, 2024

Meanwhile, Doyoung’s first official solo album, Youth, has brought significant success, showing the NCT star’s potential. The 2024 studio album contained ten tracks, including celebrity features like SNSD Taeyeon and NCT Mark.

The album sold over 259,500 copies within days of its release in South Korea, peaking at number 3 on the Circle Album Chart and number 17 on Japan’s Billboard Hot Albums chart . It also made a mark on Japan’s Oricon chart, standing at number 18 during its debut week.

Apart from its impressive sales numbers, Doyoung’s album Youth also had remarkable digital success. The album’s title track, “Little Light,” debuted at No. 1 on South Korea’s Bugs’ real-time chart. It peaked at number 2 on Melon’s Hot 100 and at number 21 on the Top 100. The studio album reached #1 on the iTunes Top Albums charts in at least 13 regions.

Arpita covers K-pop, K-drama and Asian Entertainment scoops for ComingSoon.Net. From in-depth coverage of Asian Entertainment gems to the latest fan obsession, she is dedicated to bring out the best of Asian pop culture to the world one story at a time.

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