My friend handed me her dream six-day Tokyo itinerary and my jaw hit the floor. She wants to ditch every temple, shrine, and historical landmark for a non-stop marathon of shopping and "cute spots." I'm talking wall-to-wall Harajuku, Shibuya 109, and endless character cafes. We're flying halfway around the world to... go to the mall? I posted her insane plan on Avonetics, and the community is absolutely exploding. Some are calling her a genius for knowing what she wants, while others are saying this is the most soulless trip plan they have ever seen and a total waste of a flight to Japan. The debate is tearing the platform apart. Is this the new way to travel—hyper-focused on personal joy over dusty tradition? Or is it a shallow insult to a rich and beautiful culture? We're dissecting the entire scandalous itinerary, day by day, from the controversial decision to skip Senso-ji for more shopping in Ginza to the hours dedicated solely to finding Sanrio merch. See the plan that's causing an international incident among travel experts and help me decide: do I let my friend ruin our trip, or is she onto something brilliant? This is the travel debate you didn't know you needed. For advertising opportunities, visit Avonetics.com.