Sure, but could you give some more context on the itnerary? For instance, how many days or how many people visiting, and a budget planned would be very helpful.

Here's a simple itnerary:

Day 1: Arrive in Hong Kong and check into your hotel. Head out for lunch at one of Hong Kong's Michelin starred restaurants such as Lung King Heen or Seventh Son. Spend the afternoon exploring Hong Kong's attractions such as the Hong Kong History Museum or the Hong Kong Museum of Art.

Day 2: Start your day with breakfast at one of Hong Kong's Michelin starred restaurants such as Tim Ho Wan or The Chairman. Spend the day exploring Hong Kong's attractions such as the 10,000 Buddhas Monastery or Sham Shui Po.

Day 3: Take a morning flight to Tokyo and check into your hotel. Head out for lunch at one of Tokyo's Michelin starred restaurants such as Sukiyabashi Jiro or Sushi Saito. Spend the afternoon exploring Tokyo's attractions such as the Tokyo National Museum or the Meiji Shrine.

Day 4: Start your day with breakfast at one of Tokyo's Michelin starred restaurants such as Joel Robuchon or Quintessence. Spend the day exploring Tokyo's attractions such as the Tsukiji Fish Market or the Shinjuku Gyoen National Garden.
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