Hello! Sorry for the late reply! I really want to go but since I'm not living in Japan anymore it will be harder this year ;; Wish you a great race weekend!
Hello! Firstly, great video, very informative I am planning to attend the GP in 2025, It's my first time visiting Japan so will be planning a 7 day Japan tour followed by 3 day race weekend. Wanted to know where to stay in order to commute back and forth during the race weekend. I understand Nagoya is the closest shinkanzen station, but would it be possible to travel from Osaka/tokyo etc or ideal to stay in Nagoya and travel everyday from there?
Not Nata but my partner and I are also going in 2025 and opted to stay in Nagoya. Thinking about how each day at the GP will be a long day and adding anymore travel will just make it even longer!
I see nothing impossible with that. Just be patient when waiting to get on the local train to Nagoya, then hop into the Shinkansen to Tokyo. Good luck!
hello miss, i"m currently living in nagoya and i am planning to watch F1 2025, and didn’t know how can i buy the ticket ! can you show me where can i buy F1 tickets in Japan, or websites. Hope my comments reached to you. THANKS.
Hello, did you use Kintetsu Limited Express for commuting between Nagoya and Suzuka? And when do you think we should leave the circuit after the race to catch last Hikari/Kodama to Tokyo? Thank you very much in advance.
hello! sorry for the super late reply but i hope this will be useful in the future! my ticket was for JR line. we did a transfer in Yokkaichi, then change into Ise Tetsudo for Suzuka Circuit. in 2022 queue time for the train back to Nagoya was 2 hours~ long so make sure to leave earlier to catch the last train. you can stay longer during qualifying day and see how long the queue takes.
@@_natayou_ Thank you for your information. I went to Suzuka last April, and use Kintetsu line. I think it was pleasant overall. There was almost no queue for bus when i leave late during quali day after night grid walk. At the race day, i leave the track at probably 17.30pm after track walk, there was approximately 1 hour queue for the bus to Shiroko Station. Having watched some other videos, there was definitely plenty improvement for 2024 raceweek. Planning to go again for next year. Can't wait.
Did you depart and arrive at the small Ino station I see on Google maps? If I go, I’ll be arriving at the track from Nagoya then after the race go to Osaka. I’m just worried about missing the train in the evening. I can’t tell how long the Ise Tetsudo and Kintetsu Limited Express trains run until.
Hello! Yes, we use the small Ino station. I think on normal days they don't even have a staff there so on race week they will open a booth full of staffs that will sell tickets and help you. In my case, the race was super delayed so in the end I missed my Shinkansen back to tokyo. The staff were kind enough to change my ticket to another train (probably because they know how long the queue in Ino takes), but personally I won't make a big, important schedule on the same day as the race. Depends on the train you take, it might take around 40mins to reach Nagoya from Suzuka Ino station.
Everyone was walking from the nearest station (Suzuka Circuit Ino Station) to the circuit. Wish you lots of fun there! I recommend going super early so you can at least walk around the circuit area and remember all the spots.
I will try to go to the GP this year. Can anyone tell me about the Shinkansen, can it be full? DO I have to buy the Shinkansen ticket long time in advance? I am afraid for the return one to Tokyo after the race especially but hard to time correctly if red flags happen or long queue for the train back to Nagoya.
Hello! Please buy the ticket super early. Shinkansens do get full and even in the reserved car the seats were full for Nagoya. If you are a solo traveller, I think you're okay because you can fit in any empty seats but it will be more difficult trying to book seats with a group. I booked my Shinkansen back to Tokyo early, but because of the red flag I missed my train. The staff were kind enough to change my ticket to a later train. Usually when everything is fully booked, people will go into the non-reserved car, fully packed like a local train. Good luck!
A lot of them! Make sure you come early, though! I arrived before quali and all the cute lanyards+cute RedBull jacket were sold out :( Japanese people love Red Bull/Alpha Tauri/Aston Martin(not sure now because Seb left) so if your fav team was not listed, I think you're safe🤣
Hello. Thanks for the advice in your video. I will be landing in Tokyo from California USA, Saturday April 6th around 1430 hours (first time in Japan). And I purchased a 2024 GP ticket for Sundays April 7th race. It will be my first time in beautiful Japan but am becoming extremely intimidated by the transportation system, since I dont know the language. I will be traveling solo. I am considering reselling my ticket because all this is overwhelming to me. I dont want to resell the ticket. So I am asking for any advice that you would give me to attend this race. Any advice would be extremely helpful. Awesome video.
Hey man! Japan is a metro city, I really urge you to take that step and not miss out on the opportunity since you’ve already purchased the ticket. I’m sure you’ll figure out a way and from what I heard the people there are very helpful and accommodating. Just plan your movements better and you’ll be fine. Even I’m planning on attending the GP flying from Sydney. So I’m very exited too, but still haven’t bought a a ticket.
Hello! I don't know if you can still change your ticket but usually Suzuka tickets have practice session+quali+race included. If you can attend from Thursday, it will be max profit! Since I am an anxious solo traveller, I tend to arrive early for any events. If I were you, I would go straight to Nagoya after landing in Tokyo, sleep a night there, and wake up super early to go to Suzuka Ino station. Good luck for your first Japan trip!
hi! I will be going to the Japan GP in April. I wanted to know the taxi situation there because I have a flight to catch after the race. is it easy to get a taxi or do I have to pre book it?
Hello! Please note that the circuit is literally located in out of nowhere, so I believe getting a taxi will be difficult. Nearest station is within walkable distance, but the train back to Nagoya will be very packed, usually you have to wait until next 5-7 trains. If it is still possible to change your schedule, I advise changing the flight to the next day... Wish you a nice race weekend!
Not going to Suzuka but will go by myself to the United States GP and your video has made me feel so much better about it ❤
hi!! going with friends sure do sound better but going alone is also fun! plus points if we made friends at the circuit
Hi! I'm going to this year's grand prix solo, so watching your vlog was helpful to know what to expect. Maybe I'll see you there this year! Lol.
Hello! Sorry for the late reply! I really want to go but since I'm not living in Japan anymore it will be harder this year ;; Wish you a great race weekend!
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Hello! Firstly, great video, very informative
I am planning to attend the GP in 2025, It's my first time visiting Japan so will be planning a 7 day Japan tour followed by 3 day race weekend. Wanted to know where to stay in order to commute back and forth during the race weekend. I understand Nagoya is the closest shinkanzen station, but would it be possible to travel from Osaka/tokyo etc or ideal to stay in Nagoya and travel everyday from there?
Not Nata but my partner and I are also going in 2025 and opted to stay in Nagoya. Thinking about how each day at the GP will be a long day and adding anymore travel will just make it even longer!
hi Can I ask when purchase the both way tix from nagoya to suzuka. Does it have specific boarding timing? Or u can just use the tix at any time slot
it is not a specific seat ticket so you can use it anytime. you can buy two-way ticket at nagoya station.
Nice vlog! How much was your B2 Grandstand ticket and where did you purchased it? Thank you
Hello! Sorry for the late reply and I hope this still helps. I bought it form a ticketing website called MobilityStation.
i'm going solo to. will be based in Osaka but plan to go direct to Tokyo after the race. Would that be convenient?
I see nothing impossible with that. Just be patient when waiting to get on the local train to Nagoya, then hop into the Shinkansen to Tokyo. Good luck!
hello miss, i"m currently living in nagoya and i am planning to watch F1 2025, and didn’t know how can i buy the ticket ! can you show me where can i buy F1 tickets in Japan, or websites. Hope my comments reached to you. THANKS.
in 2022 it was either through Lawson (convenience store) or Mobility Station website. Wish you a great race weekend when you go in 2025!
Hello, did you use Kintetsu Limited Express for commuting between Nagoya and Suzuka? And when do you think we should leave the circuit after the race to catch last Hikari/Kodama to Tokyo? Thank you very much in advance.
hello! sorry for the super late reply but i hope this will be useful in the future!
my ticket was for JR line. we did a transfer in Yokkaichi, then change into Ise Tetsudo for Suzuka Circuit.
in 2022 queue time for the train back to Nagoya was 2 hours~ long so make sure to leave earlier to catch the last train. you can stay longer during qualifying day and see how long the queue takes.
@@_natayou_ Thank you for your information. I went to Suzuka last April, and use Kintetsu line. I think it was pleasant overall. There was almost no queue for bus when i leave late during quali day after night grid walk.
At the race day, i leave the track at probably 17.30pm after track walk, there was approximately 1 hour queue for the bus to Shiroko Station.
Having watched some other videos, there was definitely plenty improvement for 2024 raceweek. Planning to go again for next year. Can't wait.
Did you depart and arrive at the small Ino station I see on Google maps? If I go, I’ll be arriving at the track from Nagoya then after the race go to Osaka. I’m just worried about missing the train in the evening. I can’t tell how long the Ise Tetsudo and Kintetsu Limited Express trains run until.
Hello! Yes, we use the small Ino station. I think on normal days they don't even have a staff there so on race week they will open a booth full of staffs that will sell tickets and help you.
In my case, the race was super delayed so in the end I missed my Shinkansen back to tokyo. The staff were kind enough to change my ticket to another train (probably because they know how long the queue in Ino takes), but personally I won't make a big, important schedule on the same day as the race.
Depends on the train you take, it might take around 40mins to reach Nagoya from Suzuka Ino station.
Great video! I'm going solo to the Japanese GP too and its also my first time. Do you recommend just walking from the station to the circuit?
Everyone was walking from the nearest station (Suzuka Circuit Ino Station) to the circuit. Wish you lots of fun there! I recommend going super early so you can at least walk around the circuit area and remember all the spots.
I’m going to GP alone too, maybe we can meet ☺️
I’m going there alone as well. Super excited!!!
@@Jessica-PG hey! sorry just saw your message, im down to meet if you still are :)
I will try to go to the GP this year. Can anyone tell me about the Shinkansen, can it be full? DO I have to buy the Shinkansen ticket long time in advance? I am afraid for the return one to Tokyo after the race especially but hard to time correctly if red flags happen or long queue for the train back to Nagoya.
Hello! Please buy the ticket super early. Shinkansens do get full and even in the reserved car the seats were full for Nagoya. If you are a solo traveller, I think you're okay because you can fit in any empty seats but it will be more difficult trying to book seats with a group.
I booked my Shinkansen back to Tokyo early, but because of the red flag I missed my train. The staff were kind enough to change my ticket to a later train.
Usually when everything is fully booked, people will go into the non-reserved car, fully packed like a local train. Good luck!
@@_natayou_ Thank you!
Totally newbie question, was there a team`s merch store that sells team uniforms etc?
A lot of them! Make sure you come early, though! I arrived before quali and all the cute lanyards+cute RedBull jacket were sold out :( Japanese people love Red Bull/Alpha Tauri/Aston Martin(not sure now because Seb left) so if your fav team was not listed, I think you're safe🤣
Hello. Thanks for the advice in your video. I will be landing in Tokyo from California USA, Saturday April 6th around 1430 hours (first time in Japan). And I purchased a 2024 GP ticket for Sundays April 7th race. It will be my first time in beautiful Japan but am becoming extremely intimidated by the transportation system, since I dont know the language. I will be traveling solo. I am considering reselling my ticket because all this is overwhelming to me. I dont want to resell the ticket. So I am asking for any advice that you would give me to attend this race. Any advice would be extremely helpful. Awesome video.
btw I am also going to Grand Prix for the 1st time and I'm solo traveler too.
Hey man! Japan is a metro city, I really urge you to take that step and not miss out on the opportunity since you’ve already purchased the ticket. I’m sure you’ll figure out a way and from what I heard the people there are very helpful and accommodating. Just plan your movements better and you’ll be fine.
Even I’m planning on attending the GP flying from Sydney. So I’m very exited too, but still haven’t bought a a ticket.
Hey buddy just reaching out.. if you’re not attending the GP il be happy to buy the ticket. Let me know
Thanks
Hello! I don't know if you can still change your ticket but usually Suzuka tickets have practice session+quali+race included. If you can attend from Thursday, it will be max profit!
Since I am an anxious solo traveller, I tend to arrive early for any events. If I were you, I would go straight to Nagoya after landing in Tokyo, sleep a night there, and wake up super early to go to Suzuka Ino station. Good luck for your first Japan trip!
hi! I will be going to the Japan GP in April. I wanted to know the taxi situation there because I have a flight to catch after the race. is it easy to get a taxi or do I have to pre book it?
Hello! Please note that the circuit is literally located in out of nowhere, so I believe getting a taxi will be difficult. Nearest station is within walkable distance, but the train back to Nagoya will be very packed, usually you have to wait until next 5-7 trains. If it is still possible to change your schedule, I advise changing the flight to the next day... Wish you a nice race weekend!
Hi Parth, even I’m planning to attend the GP. Is there an email address that I can contact you on to discuss more on this?
Thanks 🙏