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From spring cherry blossoms to summer festivals, autumn foliage, and winter hot springs and snow festivals, this guide helps you choose the best Japanese travel themes for each season.
From transit pass misunderstandings to accommodation locations, trash cans, cash shortages, dining etiquette, and taxi fares—here’s a summary of points often overlooked on your first trip to Japan.
From using the public baths, wearing yukata, kaiseki dining, check-in times, tattoo regulations, to the culture of quiet enjoyment—here’s a summary of the basic manners for hot spring travel.
From business hotels, ryokans, capsule hotels, guesthouses, and residences to onsen hotels, a guide to selecting accommodations based on your travel style.
A guide to convenient store foods that are great for light meals during your trip to Japan, including onigiri, sandwiches, pudding, convenience store chicken, cup noodles, and bento.
A beginner's guide to Japanese cities that are easy to choose based on travel style, covering Tokyo, Osaka, Kyoto, Fukuoka, Sapporo, and Okinawa.
A guide to small cities in Japan like Kanazawa, Takayama, Kurashiki, Matsue, and Kamakura, where you can feel a different atmosphere from Tokyo and Osaka.
A practical collection of methods to reduce travel costs in Japan, including flights, accommodation, transportation passes, convenience store meals, free viewpoints, and coin lockers.
A helpful guide to family-friendly destinations in Japan, including zoos, aquariums, theme parks, railway museums, parks, and kid-friendly hotels.
A guide to indoor courses in Japan that are useful during the rainy season and inclement weather, from art museums and department store basements to aquariums, underground shopping malls, bookstores, and cafes.
From Tokyo cafés and bookstores to Kyoto temple strolls, Fukuoka eating adventures, and Sapporo winter walks, a summary of travel styles perfect for solo trips in Japan.
A transportation guide to help you navigate your travel in Japan more easily, covering IC cards, subway transfers, Shinkansen, buses, taxis, and coin lockers.
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