Which is more fun, Japan or Korea?

Of course, Japan is fun and there are many places to go.

Spring and autumn are the best seasons to go to Japan. You can see cherry blossoms in spring, red leaves in autumn, and hot springs when it is colder.

There are many places to visit in Tokyo, including the Imperial Palace and the Tokyo Tower.

Tokyo Bay: You can see the Rainbow Bridge not far from the station by tram, corresponding to the Tokyo Tower. You can see the Tokyo Tower in the distance from Tokyo Bay and the Rainbow Bridge on the Tokyo Tower. There is a theme shopping mall nearby, which is completely designed according to the street of the movie Roman Holiday, but it feels like a street inside. In the evening, you can have a Mediterranean buffet in the theme shopping mall. It's delicious and is opened by foreigners. All kinds of lights will be turned on at night, and the night view of Tokyo Bay is very good.

Shinjuku: The most prosperous place in Tokyo, where you can taste sushi from the ground.

Shibuya: Strange clothes are very personalized, and you will meet people who make up.

Ginza: a luxurious and rich place, a bit like Wangfujing in Beijing.

Asakusa: Sensoji Temple and Leimen, the streets in front are all selling souvenirs, which are very distinctive.

Ueno Park: Free. You can visit for half a day.

If you want to buy electronic products, you can go to Akihabara, where electronic products are very cheap, but when you buy them, you should look at the specifications. Some of them won't be needed when you get back. In addition, there are many shops around for animation and cartoon character models.

There is a maid coffee shop nearby, called Hell Girl. I seem to have been there once. The girls are all wearing uniforms, and they spend time in it, once every 30 minutes, and they can add more. Some drinks are free and you can surf the internet. There are some cartoons to watch, but you can't take pictures inside.

Disney is quite good. It is divided into two parts, ocean and land. Each part takes at least one day. Disney in Japan is the best in Asia. I have only been to the seaside. Go to the park in the morning 10, and it's all over at night 10. Of course, queuing takes time. I have to buy some souvenirs before I come out. It's good and not expensive.

Mount Fuji is closed in winter. I don't know when it will open. Please ask before you go.

To travel, Hakone-CHO is a must. This is an active volcano with beautiful scenery. It is highly recommended that you take the train or Shinkansen from Tokyo, or go to Tangheyuan to soak in an open-air hot spring. In autumn, you will see the red leaves in Hakone-CHO and the Pacific Ocean by the way.

Kyoto is also a must-see, ancient buildings, where red leaves are very famous. It takes two and a half hours to take the Shinkansen from Tokyo, and the fare is a bit high, about 17000 yen per ticket, but it can save time, and it will take seven or eight hours if you take the bus.

The film city in Osaka is also a good place.

There is a Zhonghua Street in Yokohama, most of which are delicious snacks. You can go and see it sometime.

If time permits, Hokkaido is also a good choice. Visit the scenery of Hokkaido and taste the seafood there.

Japan's consumption is relatively high, but it should still be affordable.

Some daily necessities are generally available in supermarkets and pharmacies, and some 24-hour stores are also very convenient, such as lowson.

Fruits and vegetables in Japan are more expensive, so you can usually buy some vegetable juice to drink. Japanese milk is also good, with many varieties, 1 liter is about 300-500 yen. It is recommended to drink more milk in Japan, which is delicious.

When you go to Japan, you can taste authentic Japanese specialties, such as sushi, tempura, soba noodles and special foods. You don't have to go to a grand hotel. Some small shops feel more distinctive and cheaper.

Accommodation in Japan is very expensive. Generally, these are arranged for group tours, so don't worry.

Mainly general daily expenses and souvenirs, gifts and electrical appliances to be bought back.

Generally, small souvenir ornaments are about a few hundred to more than a thousand yen, while high-end ones may be more expensive. Electrical appliances can be bought in Akihabara, but please look carefully when you buy them. Many electrical products in Japan are 1 10v, so you won't need them when you come back.

In Tokyo, high-end cars can be seen everywhere, and shopping of various brands is also complete. This is a truly prosperous metropolis. Personally, I think the environment, shopping and food in Japan are of good quality.