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By the way, you don't have to go to the Skytree deck to get a great view over Tokyo. You can also e.g. go to the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building for free.

LOL what idiot would take a taxi instead of the train in Japan, unless absolutely necessary

Please can I get a link to book one of your tours?

Good video, but I see no difference in Tokyo than I do any other major city around the world. as far as tourists are concerned. I will be in Tokyo April 2025.

Thanks for your information. Lots of fake monks in the city of Australia too. Especially from China. Asked for donations. Money. Follow you. Sell the plastic beads . bracelet. If you don’t want to donate they’re swearing you. Rude fake monks. (Real monks never loitered on the streets and asking money donations , and sell the fake products)

This is so helpful as I’m planning to go to Osaka in May and these tips will save me a lot of time and money. Thank you 😊

You don't know how much you helped me !!!! I adore this video, thank you so much for all this value information. I searched on google and everything but I couldn't find what you told me here. THANKS from Mexico !

What is one hotel that has direct stop from narita airport. I am arriving late from narita airport so tell me where i can stop and enter hotel

This has been so helpful for us, planning our first trip to Japan next month...and we're excited!!! Thank you so much:)

Awesome guide!

Is staying in a high-rise building more dangerous than in a smaller one when an earthquake happens? Our hotel is a high-rise and we paid more for a top floor..

Super valuable contents, thanks for sharing 😃

Thanks you for nice & helpful tips!!

So we'll be in Japan for 5 weeks starting mid June, and ending in Okinawa in mid July. Fingers crossed hey? 😅 Again, great information, thank you!!

That looked like a perfect low stress meal ❤❤❤ lm glad l have found your channel

I don't know when the flights to japan are cheap because I am flying on Feb and still the flights are very expensive :(

7-11 gives excellent rates, but be sure to buy the Japanese Yen, not your own money from your home country.

so here is a thing, im ariving at haneda airport on 22:30 on a saturday. any idea what my best options are for traveling to my destination in ota city?

Great videos on your channel ! Would you recommend the JR pass if we plan to visit Tokyo, Kyoto and Osaka only ?

Very helpful! Thank you for this great video!

You made a small mistake there, if I'd get 165¥ for 1$ at the airport and 160¥ at the 7-11 I'd get 5¥ more per dollar at the airport ;) You are right about getting better rates at 7-11 bank though but tourists should know to choose having their own bank do the conversation ... 7-11 bank takes ~4% while my Bank takes 0% so I always choose withdraw in Yen

Amazing video bro, nice editing en great flow. But if you want to inprove it please check ur mike audio i think that can improve it greatly

Any tips for arriving for the first time at a Japanese airport?

Nice one, thank you. Information taken on board

I have NEVER used the currency exchange places. Jsut hit any ATM

In italia , l acqua la paghi ed e' anche cara . Devi ordinare acqua minerale , alle volte se chiedi acqua di rubimetto , chiedono un contributo anche per quella

Is there also a vegetarian version of ramen?

Thank you for this video. I am planning a trip in May 2026 already. Where did you get the cheap bento? Arigato!

Great and helpful video 🙏 Is it enough that I have Smart EX on my phone for the whole family? In other words having multiple tickets?

Hi, pls put and romanian language in automatic translate. Tks🎉

Thank you for the valuable video

Great information, thank you!

Great video! Thanks!

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Good video, thank you. How difficult is it to find vegetarian food in Tokyo? Is it a normal part of everyday life or is it difficult to find and more expensive?

Thanks! I just tried to install the Suica card in my iphone (from sweden) but it is only in japanesse and it does not have the option to choose another lenguage. Do you know about one that can be used in other lenguages?

How long can you keep you stuff in a coin locker

10:27 There is always someone who doesn't understand the social rules just by looking at them. In Sweden, one side of the staircase is also left free, which you should notice in a second if you look around.

Thank you. Very informative, well edited, concise and your English is extremely easy to understand.

1 reason is enough: *Karoshi* One does not simply move to Japan without a plan to not have to work for a Japanese company.. but how many foreigners still do and among them regret it? among them who regret it and immediately move back? hmm

The Konbini vs Supermarket tip is ridiculous. The cost of drinks and snacks in a 7-11/FM is a fraction of most of these products in Canada. Japan doesn’t know how good they have it, quit whining about high prices. A Coke in Canada at a 7-11/ Mac’s/Shoppers can be almost $5.00 CAD (600 yen) The bottle is 591ml but still, how would you like that? Trying to find a Supermarket on a daily basis which is out of the way for a tourist vs Konbini on every corner isn’t worth the time to get there, and to save how much? Again, the vending machines vs Supermarkets tip isn’t helpful. Saving 50 Yen on a drink but spending how much time travelling to a Supermarket to save a few Yen is pointless. And it can impact your budget? If you’re going to Japan and buying vending machines drinks will impact your budget, maybe you should have stayed home. For tourists, going to Konbini and using the vending machines is a enjoyable part of the trip and one of the cheapest things they can do on the entire trip.

With how cheap stuff is in Japan with the weak yen, I feel obligated to waste a few dollars here and there.

Hi Ono! Nice videos, I am going to Japan to run Tokyo marathon on late september and I will visit Kyoto and Nara with an organized tour (part of the marathon package) but I have 9 days after from March 5th. Those this video's recommendations applied for March? I don't know how long the winter is there.

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Thank you for your video, it was really helpful and appreciated 😊

For a family of 4, should I get 1 IC card for the whole family or should I get 4 for each member? We are planning to travel a lot in Tokyo area.

06:02 I had my first awkward experience on this in 2014 🥴

Another thing you got to avoid are the random street vendors selling trinkets that are run by foreigners. There usually is no signage for pricing and they make up their own price. It's the ultimate trap.

Thanks for the tips. It seems the same principles typically apply throughout the globe. Ie avoid tourist focused retail outlets, especially airports and taxis.

i thought no more pasmo cards, only suica card