There are some places you can exchange the currency at the banks, post offices, and airports. The easiest and fastest would be at the airport. If you are not changing big amount, their rates and commissions are almost the same. If you are changing big amoung, then Daikokuya (大黒屋) would be the bes...
I think the bus is the best way to get Hamada from Shinjuku. If it's Shinkansen, you will need to change the train in Hiroshima, but the bus you can get Shimane directly. There was Express Bus, but it has been canceled since 2015.
Many of the Kaiseki restaurants provide reasonable lunch course during the weekdays. And you also can try to find them in the hotel too.
Use the travel agents. Now a day, there are so many travel agents providing the service to reserve the very famous restaurants. Their service fee is relatively small, and the more high possibility they can get the seat for you.
That should be Kyoto, however, as you know that Kyoto is very, very popular place to visit from all over the world.Shirakawago is kind of farther, but there are less tourists compare with Kyoto and you can get the same satisfaction as Kyoto. There are beautiful old Japanese houses and untouched n...
Osaka would be a nice place to visit. The foods are relatively reasonable and they are so good! Any big city in Japan has the various eating places with reasonable price. I'm sure you won't get disappointed.
How about hiring a guide in Sapporo? You can enjoy the Sapporo Central Wholesale Market with your own guide. The private guides are relatively affordable in Japan. So you can contact them before your trip and make a plan. The Crab Market is just unforgettable!
How about Cup Noodle Museum? I bet you can get fun there. If you are in Tokyo, then you can visit in Yokohama. Or if you are in the west, then you can find it in Osaka. This is the experience type of museum, so fun and especially so tasty when you make it your own Cup Noodle!https://www.cupnoodle...
Akihabara! Where else? But actually, there are so many good electronic shops in Japan. So you can find them easily.
Yakitori is recommended!Each time when I go to Japan I definitely eat that. Yakitori is a small grilled chicken over a charcoal fire. There are many flavors of Yakitori, but you often can see the dipped Yakitori in the sweet Soy sauce flavor. You will definitely will love it!
It depends on where you are, but if you are from Tokyo, then you have 4 main ways to get Hakone.1. Limited Express "Romancecar" From Shinjuku to Hakone-Yumoto takes about 85 minutes about 2100JPY <<-- recommended!2. Local train You need to change the lines, but it is the most reasonable way to g...
Yes, that is possible! Between Osaka Castle and Nara Todaji Temple is only 35 km distance. You can take a cab or bus between these sightseeing points.And you can find the guide in the local or non-local travel agent. They will arrange the tour with a guide.
Actually, Kimono rental is not that expensive.The average price for the rental fee is between 3000-5000 JPY per person. And you can go out with Kimono. If you are visiting Tokyo, then you can find the rental shops in Asakusa with a good deal. If you are in Kyoto, then Gion (Kyoto) Area is a good ...
If you are visiting Tokyo, then I would say 大和屋音次郎 (Yamatoya Otojirou) or たいこ茶屋 (Taiko Chaya). The both of them have a good (...great!) Sashimi buffet by very reasonable price.The quality of Sashimi and Sushi are so great!
I guess there are 6 methods to get Tokyo Station from Narita.2 Trains: JR Narita Express, Keisei Skyliner 3 Buses: Access Narita bus, Airport Limousine bus, Keisei busAnd taxi! Taxi is the most expensive choice, it's about 23000-25000JPY.The trains and buses are clean and comfortable.
http://bit.ly/2gHF93t<- this one is the closest coin laundry from Ibis Tokyo Shinjukuhttp://bit.ly/2gGTE7H <- and this one is near Mercure Nagoya
How about Universal Countdown Party of Universal Studios Japan? They have the special pass for the New Year Eve and you can use the Party Pass for 26 hours long! There will be the great fireworks too! It is the must visit place if you are in Osaka for the New Year Eve!http://www.usj.co.jp/e/
I would suggest Yayoi Kusama Museum, but the tickets are really hard to get. Mori Art Museum is also a good place to visit, and tickets are so easy to get too.
To reserve the 指定席(reserved seat), you need to go Midori no Madoguchi (JRみどりの窓口) or official travel agent of JR to reserve. I've never tried, but I heard it's possible to do that online at えきねっと.As for the 自由席 (unreserved seats), you just need to show your Rail Way pass.
Currently, Kyoto Municipal Subway runs the wrapping trains until the end of October. Inside and outside of trains are wrapped with "Ensemble Stars! ", "Code: Realize − Guardian of Rebirth", "time bokan TWENTY FOUR" and "Fate/Apocrypha". And there are ‘Galaxy Express 999’ runs on the Seibu Ikebuku...
There are so many places in Tokyo that you can have the grilled Tuna jaw and they all beyond your expectation.It's easy to find in Tsukiji, but you also can find them in many of Izakaya. The price is reasonable and they are so good!Uogeki in Shinjuku has good ones! http://uogeki.favy.jp/menus/23239
That should be Jigokudani Yaen-koen in Nagano. You can get there about 2 hours and a half by the train from Tokyo. The best season is between December and March, so you will be there for the best season. http://en.jigokudani-yaenkoen.co.jp/
The Shinkansen train tickets are available to purchase only prior to 1 month to your journey, and this condition won't change whether you are a private or travel agent.
Ameya Yokocho is a very famous reasonable place to shop. There are not only Japanese shops but international. Moreover, there are more foreign shops, compare to Japanese, however, you will never get bold there. http://www.ameyoko.net/And also, Jujo Ginza is also a good place to visit if you are l...
It is not an authentic type of Onsen, but "Oedo Onsen Monogatari" (http://daiba.ooedoonsen.jp/en/) is a good one to visit. You can try so many kinds of Onsen at once and the price is quite reasonable too. If you would like a traditional type of Onsen, then to "Saya-no-yudokoro" (https://www.sayan...
