Is this still the itinerary? Museums are only open until 6pm I noticed, so I guess we could go to hopefully one. I wanted to go to Harajuku the first day, so museums may have to wait until the 5th or 6th.
1 Nov (Sun) -(Arrive approx. 2pm) Tokyo Sightseeing. All the designer shops will be open. Hot tourist spots at Akihabara, Harajuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Shinagawa Aquarium, wherever... People can go where they want because you all have cellphones. Dinner will be at a large Izakaya.
2 Nov (Mon) - Red-eye shinkansen at 7am -> Nara. Temple Hopping, drinks, dinner, onsen, Karaoke party party party... stay in Nara area.
3 Nov (Tues) - Nara -> Hiroshima. Arrive lunchtime. Go to War memorial. Dinner is Okonomiyaki and check out Hiroshima in the evening. I'll look up a cool area, but I've never been so if anyone wants to research please go ahead.
4 Nov (Wed) - Full day in Hiroshima. I haven't researched this but there will be lots to see and do with the peace parks, maybe a cool shrine, shopping etc. Picnic lunch or something. Shinkansen back to Tokyo mid afternoon. Check into hotels and dinner somewhere in Tokyo. If anyone wants to spend a night in Kyoto this is the one as Kyoto is on the way back to Tokyo. I need to know in advance to help book your accomodation for this so let me know.
5 Nov (Thu) - No real plans. Shopping, sightseeing around town somewhere. Does anyone want to go to Yasukuni shrine and upset the Chinese? Sex shops fun. In the evening go to Shibuya to have a beer at my friend Michiko's bar.
6 Nov (Fri) - If people want to go traditional then a day trip to Kamakura to the giant Bhudda (Kyle, Ian and Danni have been however...). If people want to stay in Tokyo and do crazy things then Harajuku/Shibuya/Meiji Shrine. Rent mine and Ian's friend Yusuke's restaurant for an epic last evening. Karaoke and Roppongi.
7 Nov (Sat) - recover, lunch, bye bye...