14 Days in Japan

We were thinking about booking a group excursion for our 3 week trip to Japan when we were able to watch Allan Su's videos, and we loved the simple, pleasant and educacional way in which Allan narrates his experiences.
We wanted to see not only Tokyo but also other cities and when we saw your 15 day Osaka/Koyasan/Nara/Kyoto/Alpes/Tokyo plan we felt that was what we wanted to do.
The only problem was that when we opened Notion, the companies option was displayed and it was only active for one week.
This is not a work trip but a personal one and we would have liked to have the option of being able to have the details of all the expenses on that platform.
We will star our anniversary trip from March 5 to 23 in Tokyo and we will visit all those cities mentioned above and we are very excited to do that
Thank you very much Allan

I purchased the 14 Days in Japan itinerary after stumbling upon Allan's accompanying video on YouTube and made extensive use of the guide for my second, two-and-a-half week trip to Japan. I will add that I am able to speak, read, and write Japanese.

The itinerary offers the reader an exhaustive mix of carefully-curated destinations geared towards visitors coming to Japan for the first time. Starting in the bustling Western Kansai region, it leads the traveller through the more laid-back Chubu region before ending the journey at the Eastern urban sprawl that is the Greater Tokyo Area.

The guide consists of a detailed itinerary, a PDF guide providing ample information, ranging from essential travel apps, hotel and restaurant recommendations to suggested activities, as well a custom Google map containing all locations mentioned in the itinerary, all easily-accessible on the smartphone. What I found particularly useful during my trip were information on how to access each destination via Japanese rail, the restaurant and hotel recommendations which saved me a lot of time spent on scouring the Internet, as well as the custom Google map which could be integrated into my own Google map. The information is clear and concise, the layout well thought-out and the accompanying photographs a tasteful complement to Allan's wonderful cinematography.

I came across some minor errors such as faulty links and textual and graphical errors, but they should have been amended in the newest updated version of the itinerary.

Overall, the 14 Days in Japan itinerary is an essential investment for first-time travellers that I wholeheartedly recommend to anyone planning to visit Japan in the near future. I cannot thank Allan enough for putting in the time and effort into creating something which has saved me a ton of stress during my journey, and will make sure to consult his YouTube channel for future trips of my own.

おススメです！

We loved the very detailed way in wich you describe the trip, transportation, hotels, meals and attractions of each day and the cost you paid for each activity. It's very pleasant and interesting description and when we saw your videos we decide to make the trip on our own instead of taking a tour.
We were planning an 18-day trip to Japan and yours was very similar to what we had thought: Tokyo/Osaka/Koyasan/Nara/Kyoto/Alpes
We really liked that in this trip you advised that the JRPass is not needed.

Everything is very detailed; I love it!

Just bought the itinerary and have read through it once.
Very well written and will most definitely help me on my first trip to Japan!

Thank you Allan!