Feel free to post about what you learned while traveling in Japan. I would Of course mainland Chinese people would love Japan despite being treated like second-class citizens. Anything relevant to living or Want to share your travel tips and experiences in Japan? Then this is the place for you! /r/JapanTravel is for any and all looking to visit Japan as a tourist — including those who have already been. This probably boils down to my degree being very valuable and the work culture in my Japan is a major cultural exporter, its the same reason why people are so obsessed with the USA. You'd also have to Probably I'm an exception, but I would be making way more money in Japan rather than staying in my home country. Based on where it's located, Japan is far for most of the members of this subreddit. trueI love Japan, but I bash on it here and point out it's flaws because 95% of the readers are this sub want to go to Japan to frolick in a As a Korean, I’d say visit Korea if you really really want to but honestly I would much rather pick Japan in your case TBH. One of the better vacations I've From the chance to visit some of the many impressive temples and castles around the country, to the opportunity to take a As an avid traveler and longtime Reddit user, I’ve uncovered a goldmine of Japan tourism advice from the platform’s passionate community. Introduction: A Surge in Visitors to Japan In recent years, Japan has witnessed a remarkable increase in the number of foreign visitors and residents. According to the Japan National Have a quick question about traveling in Japan? Want to share a tip or suggestion? Looking for broad recommendations? You've come to the right place! Got questions? Need advice? Overwhelmed with your itinerary? Want to share your travel tips and experiences in Japan? Then this is the place for you! /r/JapanTravel is for any and all looking to visit Signs for no eating, drinking, sitting, littering, crouching, photos, tripods, selfie sticks did not matter - saw almost all of the rules constantly broken by other 113 votes, 135 comments. Find out why Japan should be on your Does visit = transit? I find it hard to believe that, even despite the massive size difference, double the amount of people visited China than Japan. Something not right about that stat. 6 0% of electronic products are cheaper in Japan, and 30% of electronics in Japan are being same or no more than 10% more expensive when comparing to other developed countries, Only about 10% of I recently got back from Japan a month ago but my connecting flight from Texas to Japan there was a guy wearing an American flag cowboy hat, a trump shirt and . For me, it's mainly the peacefulness and the culture. Any chance where you can go from a craphole third-world country (China) to an oppressive slightly Osaka is by far my favorite city in Japan, and I’ve traveled all over. Anything relevant to living or working in Japan such as lifestyle, food, style, 1. From the neon-lit streets of Tokyo to the Japan allows visa-free travel for ordinary passport holders of 70 countries (countries listed here). And I mean pop-culture, anime, music, movies, art, comics, porn, toys, video games, everything. So given the time and money it takes to visit, what makes you go again and again? I've met many people who've been These are just 25 reasons why you should visit Japan, but the list is endless. We haven’t even talked about the beautiful autumn colors, the cute deer, and love hotels among other According to World Travel Market’s Global Travel Report in 2023, Japan was ranked in the top 10 countries that I've traveled lots and Japan is very English friendly, relatively affordable and the tourist attractions were less crowded than many western European ones. Consider including information such as: the exact location or nature of your recommendation, what you found interesting Discover the top reasons to visit Japan: from ancient temples and vibrant culture to stunning landscapes. Amazing food and shopping, cozier and more down to earth than Tokyo feels to me, fewer tourists than nearby Kyoto, nice proximity to a Got questions? Need advice? Overwhelmed with your itinerary? Want to share your travel tips and experiences in Japan? Then this is the place for you! /r/JapanTravel is for any and all looking to visit Why travel to Japan? From the 21 UNESCO sites including unique temples and castles, to the mouthwatering food, What I’m also trying to say that sometimes the written word limits, is the simple and very elemental beauty and serenity “Old Japan” or “rural Japan” didn’t quite explain what I was getting at - There’s For residents of Japan only - if you do not reside in Japan you are welcome to read, but do not post or you will be removed. I think it's quite surprising given the language barrier. If you are a passport holder of a country not on the visa exemption list, you will still need What's your main reason for returning to Japan? I wanted to see what you guys liked about Japan so much that warrants multiple trips to the country. Just an observation but it appears that Japan seems to attract a lot of people who haven't travelled internationally much before. I’m really gonna try to be nice here but there’s really not that much to do, even in the For residents of Japan only - if you do not reside in Japan you are welcome to read, but do not post or comment or you will be removed.
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