A journey shared with friends & family
Japan
2027
Fifteen days among cities, temples, mountains, and cherry blossom.
1–15 April 2027A photographic journey
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One country.
A thousand details.
In spring 2027 we are heading to Japan. This is where we will share the route, daily experiences, and photographs with friends and family.
The itinerary is ready. Stories and pictures will begin to appear during the trip — the journal will grow as we travel.
Field notes
Journal
For now, preparations and anticipation. From April 2027, stories and photographs from the road.
1–15 April 2027
Journey map
From Kyoto’s temples to morning light beneath Fuji. Fifteen days with room for the unexpected.

Itinerary
15 days · 13 chapters01Departure from Prague
Our journey begins with a flight from Prague.
02Journey to Japan
After a connection in Korea, we will arrive in Tokyo and rest after the long journey.
03Hiroshima
Hiroshima was one of the two cities struck by an atomic bomb during the Second World War. In the afternoon we will visit its gardens, Peace Memorial, and museum. In the evening we will photograph the famous A-Bomb Dome, the preserved ruin that recalls the destruction of the city.
04Miyajima
The sacred island offers a beautiful shrine, a view across the surrounding islands from Mount Misen, and the torii that is one of Japan’s symbols. We will also photograph deer and the deep forest.
05Osaka
We will take the bullet train to Osaka for the Floating Garden and cherry blossom. Our plans in the city will follow wherever the sakura are at their best.
06–08Kyoto
Kyoto is a historic city surrounded by greenery. We will visit the fourteenth-century Golden Pavilion in its Japanese garden, Heian Jingu, the wooden terraces of Kiyomizudera at sunset, and Mount Daimonji. The historic Higashiyama district, bamboo grove, Arashiyama, and more are also on our route.
09Nara
In the morning we will visit Nara, known for its eighth-century monuments. Alongside Tōdai-ji Temple, we will see local gardens and the Naramachi district — the Japan we imagine from books about samurai.
10Yoshino
We will spend the day in Yoshino, known for the greatest concentration of cherry trees in Japan, and photograph this remarkable place from several viewpoints.
11Kanazawa
We will spend the whole day in Kanazawa. The city is known for some of Japan’s most beautiful gardens, its historic castle, and Nagamachi Samurai District, once home to samurai families.
12Nagano / Tokyo
Depending on the cherry blossom, we will travel either to Nagano or Tokyo to give ourselves the best chance of photographing the trees in full bloom.
13Mount Fuji
Mount Fuji is another symbol of Japan. Depending on the weather, we have three possible photography locations: Lake Ashi, Shimoyoshida, or Lake Kawaguchi.
14Tokyo
Our last day belongs to Japan’s capital. We will photograph historic districts, gardens, and the imperial grounds as well as modern neighbourhoods such as Ginza.
15Journey home
We say goodbye to Japan and begin the journey back to the Czech Republic.
Plans may change with the weather, the blossom, and what we discover along the way.
Travel slowly.
Notice everything.