This may seem like an obvious answer, but actually, there is probably more to Japan than you will find in any article or travel brochure. So much so, that we have made a whole website about it. Check out our views, which only really scratch the surface as to why you should consider Japan as a travel destination . n n You may also want to look at our guide on the Top 10 things which we think are unique to this country .

What are some interesting places I can check out?

There are many things to do in Japan, and they can be classified by theme, season or region. We recommend you start looking at our Places of Interest section for a start and to help give you further ideas. Some of the best views can be found in Japan, so we recommend you check out our 4 best views in Japan post . Furthermore, we have city guides on major cities in Japan, including: n n The Southern District Of Osaka n n n Kobe in Central Kansai n n n Hakodate the Gorgeous Port City n n n Sapporo Hokkaidos Winter Wonderland n n n Nagasaki the Historical Cosmopolitan Metropolis n n

Japan is one of the safest counties in the world, with the lowest crime rate. In addition, you have more than a 90% chance of getting your lost phone back, if you happen to lose it on a wild rampage. Whats not to love In any case, we recommend you check our guide about 10 things to be wary of in Japan . You may also be interested in Japans top 10 predators which inhabit the country.

Is Japan Really Like what we see in Anime?

This gets thrown around a lot. Many people move to Japan thinking its gonna be a wonderland, by having fun and experiencing what we see in Japanese animations. Unfortunately, this couldnt be further from the truth. In reality, people are prone to overwork, crowded trains during peak hour will crush your very soul and the language is a huge challenge in itself. Ok, thats going overboard, but like every country, it isnt perfect.

What is Special about Japanese Culture or Customs?

There is no doubt Japan is very distinct in its cultural aspects and specific customs. To help you initially adjust you can check out our initial guide for first-timers . Alternatively, if you have experienced Japan more than once you may want to check out our second part of the guide which goes into further details.

What is the MariCar Experience Really Like?

MariCar is a fun and highly popular activity that is available across the major cities of Japan. For more insight into the experience and our account from the Shibuya route check out our article .

How is the TeamLabs Digital Museum?

The exhibition itself is a really impressive and unique display of technology and art, culminating into a single display. We recommend you check out our article and the accompanying video .

How can I visit Tokyo Disney?

Disney is one of the major theme parks and tourist attractions, with their land, sea and resorts all part of the experience. You can find further information and detailed insight into visiting Tokyo Disney Land in our post .

What are Some of the Major Festivals in Japan?

Festivals change like the seasons in Japan and are very distinct based on the climate, landscape and nature itself. For instance, in spring you have the amazing Cherry Blossom season. This is typically referred to as the ( or sakura) or ( or hanami) season . Plus feel free to check out our top 10 best sports in Tokyo guide for viewing in Japans largest city. Alternatively, you can check the top 10 spots in Traditional Kyoto too . In late Spring, Golden Week is a period of national holidays that occurs between the end of April and early May. International Travel prices tend to spike during this period, as do domestic travel options. In Summer, Obon is generally a holiday , but also an important family tradition. In Autumn, you can enjoy the (or momiji) meaning the changing colour of the red and brown leaves . Mostly these can be found in the nature reserves and mountainous areas of Japan. Finally, in winter the Sapporo Snow Festival is one of the most popular attractions in the latter months. Usually occurring in the first weekend of February each year.

What are the Tallest Structures I can enjoy in Japan?

Naturally, the tallest structure and tower in Japan is Tokyo Skytree , standing at 634 metres. The tallest building in Japan is Abeno Harukas , situated in central Japan in the Kansai district. The second tallest building is Landmark Tower , located in Yokohama.

What is it like Watching a Movie in Japan?

Movies in Japan are an entirely different experience. The crowds are completely quiet throughout the film, and they sit there like that until the final credits roll. For any humorous moments, the most you will hear is a smirk or mutter. They really are that quiet and that you could call it Omotenashi. To get further information on the Cinema scene in Japan, here is a guide that explores some of the major options available . Japan typically gets most movies late too, so you may be interested in our post that explains the reasons for the delay .

What do I do in case of a Medical Emergency?

For those living in Tokyo, we have provided a guide for some English Medical Services we have received in Japan . We recommend you consult this guide first.

What should I do in the Event of an Earthquake?

Earthquakes can be a scary thing, and something that you least expect or know what you should do when they do occur. However, dont panic, as we have a guide here about what you should do in the event it does occur.

What do I do with spare change in Japan?

For the higher value coins, 10 yen and above can be used in most machines. This includes vending machines, train ticket machines and IC Charging spots and ticket dispensers inside many restaurants. For the smaller value coins, 1 and 5 yen, these are good to keep handy for exact change. For example, buying anything from a shop or store, especially convenience stores. The other way you can put them to good use is at the Pocket Change stations found at airports, information centres and other key spots.

kyoto - faqjapan.com

asakusa

FAQ Japan Essential Explore Japan FAQs

02.06.202204

This is our growing frequently asked question list of questions and solutions that will remain to progress as the site grows. We urge you to upload any

blog

Journey in Japan Part 17: Cicadas of the Lost Park

02.06.202202

Today I awaken at 8 am. I go outdoors and also take a short wander. It appears thatKyoto is still resting. I return to the hostel to swipe a few more hrs myself.

asakusa

Journey in Japan Part 11: Bike to the Fuchsia

02.06.202200

A gloomy day, but warm, with a great breeze. The best day to cycle. Today I have a great deal of inspiration. My first quit is a little park on the way

asakusa

Shinkansen Travel and Specials

02.06.202200

One method to experience the extremely efficient and also trusted framework of Japan is of course using the Shinkansen (bullet train) in Japan.

asakusa

Journey in Japan Part 16: Grandiose Encounters of the Third Class

02.06.202200

I went a couple of days without any Net link so couldnt post anything. Right here are the last three days in recap: Friday Fukuoka Today I met a German

asakusa

Osaka Amazing Passes Up to 48 hours of Kansai Entertainment

02.06.202200

Osaka is the 2nd largest city in Japan, but that does not suggest it is lacking amusement choices. So, the Osaka Outstanding Passes are one method you

asakusa

Journey in Japan Part 18: Prelude to a Quiche

02.06.202200

TheKaleidoscope Museum is literally a museum with a twist. There are fifty differentKaleidoscopes on display screen, from an expanding collection of about 150.

asakusa

Kanji of the year 2018 is

02.06.202200

The Kanji of the year 2018 is(sai) meaning disaster or curse. This personality shows much of the events as well as adversity that Japan has actually dealt

asakusa

Journey in Japan Part 19: Lets Go To Space, Brother

02.06.202200

Today I determine to have a look at an additional temple. I lazily take the metro train simply one stop, then alter for the bus. The bus takes fifteen

asakusa

Journey in Japan Part 21: Gion with the Finned

02.06.202200

Today is my last in Kyoto. Tomorrow I will certainly most likely to Osaka for three days, prior to avoiding to Nagoya.I still have onetemple I intend to

M	T	W	T	F	S	S
				1	2	3
4	5	6	7	8	9	10
11	12	13	14	15	16	17
18	19	20	21	22	23	24
25	26	27	28	29	30	31