Experience life in japan
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Railroad systems in Japan are very efficient. In this article, let's look at how to take a train in Japan. The most common way to take train is to check the fare to your destination on the map and buy a ticket at the ticket machine. However, it is quite difficult to find an unfamiliar n
Which public transportation do you use usually when sightseeing in Tokyo? Many would say "subway" since it can take you almost anywhere in Tokyo, including the major sights. Though it's very efficient, I'll give you another option - SKY HOP BUS, the tourist bus with distinctive red body.
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For the most part I get around by train and bus - apart from that, even when it’s a little far, I walk. At such times, I often can’t help but think, “if only I had a bike!” This is where rental cycles are the go to option. Up until a while ago the image of riding a rental bike, with their big
Tokyo, home of popular trends, is where to find leading new apparel shops and restaurants. I’m sure the glamorous city of Tokyo is one place everyone would like to visit at least once in their life! In this season there are many people coming to Tokyo from outside the city for college and to look fo
Did you memorize the previous places in Shibuya? The key to sightseeing is “go beforehand”, since waiting until the last minute to use the restroom isn’t healthy. This time I’ll introduce facilities in Harajuku, a fashionable area where people dressed in the latest styles come and go among domestic
Tokyo has traction not only in Japan but in the global fashion culture as well. The area where Harajuku crosses into Omotesando, is lined with popular brand stores, select shops, and is always full of people. There are also a large number of hair salons. Due to the fierce competition and frequent
If it’s your first time in Shibuya and Harajuku, everything is new. It’s normal to get lost, not know where to go or which train to ride, but something you may want to know is where to find a restroom. Overseas there are many places that don’t allow access to their restrooms as crime prevention, but
While sightseeing and good food are a must for Japanese travelers, “buy souvenirs” is definitely in the top five travel activities. Just to be clear, “buy souvenirs” is different from “go shopping”. Buying souvenirs is a part of Japanese society where you buy things for others instead of your
