Please review my itinerary

So I am going with my parents to Japan From March 22nd to April 4th. Request you to please review my itinerary and give me suggestions

22nd March
*Reach Narita at 12:50. Head to hotel in Asakusa.Use- Keisei Access express.
Buy Tokyo and Toei subway ticket pass for three days @ Airport = JPY 1500
* Visit Skytree
23rd March
* Visit Sensoji, Akihabara, Meiji Jingu, Shibuya, Odaiba
24th March
*Visit Shinjuku Gyoen, Harajuku,Chidorigafuchi Street
25th March
Odakyu Kamakura Enoshima pass=JPY1470
visit to Kamakura.
Take a highway bus from shinjuku to Kawaguchiko
26th March
Go along with good will guide
* Kachi Kachi ropeway, Cruise, Iayshi no nenba, Lava Caves
27th March
No idea What to do
Please suggest some options.
Move to Kyoto
28th March
*Visit shugakuin Villa, Sanjusangendo, Kiyomizudera
29th March
*Visit arashiyama
Move to Osaka hotel
30th March
*Nara
31st March
*Osaka City Tour, Aquarium etc(Looking for ideas.
1st April
*Visit yoshinoyama
Move to hiroshima
2nd April
*Visit Miyajima
3rd April
*Hiroshima local sites
Take eveni19:20 flight( Spring airline) to Narita
Hotel in Narita near Airport
4th April
Depart for India.
Looking for ideas as we are free the whole morning

Please suggest what passes should I buy for this trip.
Its a bit packed up trip I guess.
Open to any new suggestions

Please help
sorry that this is a long post

As it stands, no passes would benefit you.
A Kyoto city bus pass might help if you travel more extensively.

If you decide to take a train from Tokyo to Kyoto and then back, a 7 Day JR Pass would help you save some cash. Considering the time it takes to get to the airport, queue for the plane, etc... It might be better to forgo your Spring Airline.

Thanks so much for the insight.
I will consider about the Kyoto City bus pass.
If I take a Shinkansens for the following trips will the JR pass be worth it?

Tokyo to Kyoto
Kyoto to Osaka
osaka to Hiroshima

Also should split up my stay between Kyoto and Osaka? Or is it advisable to stay in Osaka and go around Kyoto?

Here are two suggestions for March 27th.

If you are planning to stay near Tokyo, you might go to the Spring Lion Dans in Asahi City, Chiba.

http://www.goldenjipangu.com/150327asahi.html

If you plan to go on to Kyoto, you may want to see Kitano Odori in Kyoto.

http://www.goldenjipangu.com/150325kitano.html

For an In-Between thing, that is close to Kawaguchiko, how about the Hakone Round Course?

http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e5210.html

The final neaby possibilty would be to go to Atami, which is a seaside hot springs resort town.

http://www.japan-guide.com/e/e6317.html

This gives you a few options.

Oh, I thought of a fifth option. Go to Nagoya, and then see the Winter Illumination at Nagashima Resort.

https://rivercam.wordpress.com/2010/04/01/jp%E3%80%82winter-illuminati...

Try looking at some of the Nagashima Illumation videos at U-Tube, and see if that is something you might want to do.

You could manage 'Sensoji, Akihabara, Meiji Jingu, Shibuya, Odaiba' in a day, but you'd have to sprint.

Without rushing:

Senso-ji and Akihabara are half-days that you could squeeze down to 2hrs or so each. Given your hotel location, you can start early with Senso-ji. The SkyTree is nearby, so you could combine the two, but expect an hour+ queue for a day ticket.

Harajuku, Meiji shrine and Shibuya can be clumped together for a half-day. You might want to add in a bit of eating, travelling and shopping time.

Odaiba is an entire island full of theme parks in Tokyo bay. At least half a day, or a day with kids.

You might find it easier to visit Nara from Kyoto than from Osaka. Public transport in Kyoto is not like other Japanese cities in that things don't connect seamlessly, but there is a good route to Nara from Kyoto station.