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    First time to Japan? Stop! This video will help you get ready and land in Japan successfully. Japan is not like Turkey with “all-inclusive.” You need to know more here.

    In this short video, I put together the most important tips: what to do before you go and how to act in Japan. Watch till the end to find out all the secrets!

    Table of Contents:
    0:00 Travel Visa to Japan
    Check if you need to open a Japanese visa in advance on the official website: https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/index.html
    You will also find the documents you need to apply for a Japanese visa there.
    01:05 Register at the website https://services.digital.go.jp/en/visit-japan-web/
    01:30 Which airport to choose to travel to Japan
    02:00 Lufthansa A350 business class
    03:08 Here is why you need to take one empty suitcase with you to Japan
    04:32 Hotel in Tokyo with a balcony and amazing view
    05:26 How to use Japanese toilet
    06:00 Money and Tax-free in Japan
    06:29 Suica Card
    06:56 Sim card in Japan
    07:36 Garden and balconies at Prince Hotel Shi Takanawa Tokyo
    08:17 Here is why you need sunglasses in Japan
    08:55 Overtourist in Japan and what we can do with that / how to behave in Japan
    10:38 Here is why you should not eat on the go in Japan
    10:58 Tipping in Japan
    11:22 Rush hour in Tokyo
    12:00 How to plan your trip to Japan
    12:25 Famous Japanese bento box and how to buy it on discount
    12:52 Here is why Japan is such a clean country
    13:27 The most convenient public transport in Japan

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    Japan: First-Timer Tips

    20 Comments

    11. @merlin2368 on

      Thanks Anfisa! Great Work!!!!

      What is really interesting, when comparing public parks in your country and in Japan, is the size and architecture of green spaces!

      In Belarus, you inherited from the revolutionary period of the CCCP a very specific set of urban planning rules on a vast territory. It seems that architecture is trying to occupy a huge public space dedicated to people. You can feel the industrial touch and the will to build brand new cities (even if they have existed for centuries) that correspond to the brand new society that breaks with the inequalities of feudalism.

      In Japan, feudalism and the emperor still exist, so no deep urban changes for a brand new society! The architecture of green spaces in cities seems to preserve the legacy of feudalism. However, there was a progress when landscape architects transferred this knowledge reserved for imperial castles to public spaces (since the reconstruction of the country in 1945).

      As you know now both countries what do you think about my analysis?
      I will be glad if you can correct my misunderstandings!

    12. @olgun1258 on

      The hotel and shopping not chip
      The Avusturya and Çekya 🇨🇿 better chip than japan. So I think you gave wrong information to those who are going to be trapped. And train system its wonderful, but price its expensive than europe

    14. @jagatendon on

      Thank you so much for your posting & Very good advises!

      The reason people are quiet on Japanese trains is to prevent blind people from getting confused (not being able to hear the announcement of the station name to get off at.)

    20. @yo2trader539 on

      Just recently, there was another Japanese in Belarus arrested for espionage. Apparently, he's "guilty" because he took photos of trains while traveling in Belarus. That was all over Japanese media outlets. Japanese expats randomly get arrested in Belarus….so I don't think it's correct to say we have "good" relations. We never once had good relations with Soviets/Russians, but we still issue travel visas.

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