3 Days Itinerary in Kukichūō, Japan - Travel Guide

Days	Description
1	Day 1 - The Zen Start
2	Day 2 - Melding with the Culture
3	Day 3 - A Farewell to Remember

Introduction

Experience the serenity of Kukichūō over 3 tranquil days; from the splendid sakura gardens to the quaint local cuisine, maximize your stay in this peaceful village with this personalized 3-day itinerary. Discover the authentic Japanese way of life, while also deviating from the hyperactive pace of the big cities.

Day 1 - The Zen Start

Start your journey with the sights and sounds of the beautiful Uenokōen park, known for its picturesque views, especially during cherry blossom season. The early Japanese morning shrouded in mist would take you back to the times of the samurais. Past breakfast, proceed to the local 'sento' (public bath) for a refreshing traditional Japanese bath. After dressing up in a 'kimono', relish an authentic 'sushi' lunch at a cozy local diner. In the afternoon, loop around Kukichūō on a bicycle absorbing the simplicity of the village life. End your day with a heartwarming 'ramen' dinner under the lantern lights. How about that for a Zen start?

Day 2 - Melding with the Culture

Kick-off your Day 2 visiting the shrine of Maebashi. Experience the holy energy engulfing the place. Spend the rest of your morning at the serene Lecien Plaza, often decorated with beautifully carved ice sculptures. For lunch, recommend sampling the local favorite, 'Tonkatsu'. Post-lunch, visit the Kukichūō Museum of Art, home to impressive collections of both local and global arts. As evening rolls in, roll the dice and try your hand at a traditional Japanese game of 'Mahjong' with the locals. Finish your day tucking into a hearty bowl of 'Udon' for dinner.

Day 3 - A Farewell to Remember

Start y>our final day with a soothing Japanese tea ceremony at a local tea house learning about the meticulous process of tea-making. Enjoy a flavorful 'Mochi' for lunch before you head to the enchanting sceneries of the Gunma Flower Park. Spend your afternoon soaking in the harmonious blend of various vibrant colors and intoxicating fragrances. End your trip with a visit to the karaoke bar and probably belt out a pop Japanese number. Don't forget to have steaming 'Yakitori' for dinner at a street-side 'Yatai'. As they say, all's well that ends well!