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Matters needing attention in traveling to Japan in Vietnam

Japan's monetary bank

The monetary unit in Japan is the Japanese yen ("yen" in Japanese). There are five kinds of yen coins: 1 yuan, 5 yuan, 5 yuan, 1 yuan and 5 yuan. There are four kinds of Japanese yen banknotes: 1, yuan, 2, yuan, 5, yuan and 1, yuan.

any currency can be brought into Japan. However, if you are carrying more than 1 million yen, or checks or securities of the same value, you must declare to the customs.

foreign currencies can be converted into Japanese yen at foreign exchange banks or other legal foreign exchange cash exchange offices. At major international airports, there are also foreign exchange windows that provide currency exchange services for passengers. The exchange rate of RMB against Japanese yen is about 1: 14, but the exchange rate of foreign exchange changes with the fluctuation of foreign exchange market every day.

unionpay

In order to facilitate the shopping and consumption of tourists in China, the number of shops that can directly use China unionpay cards in their stores has increased. Shops with the "UnionPay" logo, such as Shinsaibashi Shopping Street in Osaka and Osaka International Airport, can use UnionPay cards to spend money. See:. EMB-Japan.go.jp/cn/index _ cn.htm

Japanese Embassy

Address: No.7 Ritan Road, Jianguomenwai, Beijing

Postal code: 16

Tel: 1-6532-2361, 1-6532-4625 Consular Section

Address: Floor 2, Beijing Nanyin Building, East Third Ring Road, Beijing

Postal code: 127

Tel: 1-641-697~6974

Fax: 1-641-6975 Guangzhou Consulate. 833439 (visa) Shenyang Consulate

Address: No.5, Shisiwei Road, Heping District, Shenyang

Tel: 24-2322-749

Fax: 24-2322-2394

Zip code: 113 Dalian Office

Address: Liaoning Province. P > Address: 14th Floor, Chongqing Hotel Business Building, No.283 Minsheng Road, Yuzhong District, Chongqing

Postal code: 41

Tel: (23)6373-3585

Fax: (23)6373-3589 Hong Kong Consulate

Address: No.1, Trading Square, No.8 Kangle Plaza, Central, Hong Kong.

Tel: (852)2522-1184

Fax: (852)2868-156

Other

Traffic

In Japan, vehicles drive on the left, which is just the opposite of China. Visitors who are new to Japan should pay attention to the direction of vehicles when crossing the road.

In Japan, there are two kinds of subways: state-owned and private. Besides the national railway JR, there are many private railways. Every railway has multiple return tickets, travel tickets and so on. Vouchers have time limits and cannot be used universally. Mainly depends on the trip from Tokyo to Osaka with JR, or will you choose by private rail. It is better to buy a pass or buy it in Tokyo.

Consumption

Generally, you can't bargain when you consume in Japan, especially in department stores. It is a generally accepted rule to buy things at the marked price. If customers insist on bargaining, they may be given a cold shoulder. However, there is no habit of tipping in Japanese consumption, because all the service fees have been included in the bill, so customers don't have to reinvent the wheel.

Garbage

People go to a fixed place to collect garbage at a fixed time every week, and no littering is allowed at other times; Combustible and non-combustible materials should be placed separately; It is necessary to place the polluted garbage separately, such as batteries and spray cans; The size of garbage is limited by size; Garbage must be packed in designated plastic bags.

Prepare items

The weather in Japan is uncertain, so always keep an umbrella; Some medicines are necessary for traveling: if you have medicines that need to be taken for a long time, please take them with you; The medicines you should have in your bag include: Ganmaotong, Diyunning, Cismin, Berberine, Band-Aid, etc. It is difficult to eat on time during the trip. Because of the high local living index in Japan, it is best to bring some snacks so that you can have something to eat when you are hungry. If you go in spring, you'd better wear a mask. If it snows in winter, you should also bring sunglasses and a hat, and don't wear high heels. There are many hot springs in Japan, so you'd better use related supplies.

An accident (loss of passport, involvement in right and wrong)

If you are unfortunately involved in an accident or an incident or a case in Japan, please explain the situation to the reception unit or the tour guide immediately and take the following measures:

(1) Report the case to the nearest police station or police in time, seek police assistance, ask the police to issue necessary proof of loss, and contact the embassy or consulate in time;

(2) Go to the hospital in time, and please issue a diagnosis certificate;

(3) If you lose your passport, please contact the nearest Japanese embassy or consulate in China to apply for a travel document for returning to China. Ask the reception party to assist in reporting the loss of the visa to the nearest immigration bureau and ask it to reissue the visa or take corresponding measures;

(4) If you lose your credit card, contact the credit card issuer in time and ask it to stop the relevant credit card business;

(5) If you are detained or arrested, you should report to the police and inform the Japanese embassy or consulate in China. Our embassy or consulate in Japan will visit the detention center as appropriate, contact the relatives of the parties, and introduce appropriate lawyers according to the wishes of the parties.

Shopping in Japan

(1) Commodity tax: You can't pay directly in RMB or US dollars when shopping in Japan. Please change foreign currencies such as US dollars into Japanese yen in hotels or banks. In Japan, except duty-free shops, all purchases are subject to a 5% consumption tax. However, in some big shopping malls, when the shopping amount is more than 1, yen, the consumption tax can be refunded on the spot with a passport. At that time, it was not handled, and it could not be reissued later. (Whether the tax refund is granted or not needs to be confirmed with the mall).

(2) Bargaining: Generally, you can't bargain when you spend in Japan, especially in department stores. If you insist on bargaining, you may get a cold shoulder. But you don't have to tip.

(3) Suitable products: Small household appliances in Japanese duty-free shops are of very good quality and cheap prices. But pay attention to the voltage and system. (The voltage of Japanese appliances is 11 volts, that of China appliances is 22 volts, and the TV image display mode is Japanese NISS and China PAL). It is generous and affordable to bring some back as gifts to friends and relatives. It is uneconomical to buy small boutique toys, clothes and shoes, most of which are made in China, and they are surprisingly expensive. In addition, Japan's lithium batteries for film and cameras are also more expensive than those in China, so you can take more when you go abroad.

Most department stores and shops in Japan close at around 7: p.m. (only a few are open until 9: p.m.), so it is almost impossible to go shopping at night.

Common sense

(1) Description of staying in a Japanese hotel: A tatami room in a Japanese hotel is usually a room for four people, with a living room during the day and a bedroom at night. The hotel clerk prepares special bedding. Japanese-style hotels are equipped with slippers and bathrobes, and guests can change into bathrobes immediately after check-in, and go in and out of any place in the hotel. The way to wear a bathrobe is to put the left side on the right side.

(2) drinking water: tap water in Japan can be directly drunk, which is absolutely safe. You can drink it directly when you are thirsty.

(3) Hotel: Japanese hotels generally have toothpaste, toothbrush, shampoo, bath lotion, slippers, etc. In principle, Japanese hotels don't need to tip.

cost reference

subway ticket price: 2 ~ 36 yen

JR tram ticket price: 12 yen (1 ~ 2 stops).

Travel expenses from Osaka to Kyoto: 4-54 yen

Travel expenses from Osaka to Kobe: 31-39 yen

Admission to traditional art appreciation: 2,5-1, yen

Admission to art museum: 3-1,3 yen

Octopus balls: 1 pieces of 4,. yen ~ 1, yen

serial bombing: one is about 1 yen

taxi price: starting price: about 64 yen

lunch cost: about 7 yen ~ 1,2 yen (generally).

Dinner cost: about 1, yen to 3,5 yen (generally)

Simple travel terms

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5. I ate (before eating) ぃただきます. He has answered Kimas

6. Delicious and delicious. Oh-West-Dies

Japanese voltage

The voltage in Japan is 1 volts. There are two kinds of frequencies, the frequency in East Japan is 5Hz;; The frequency in West Japan including Nagoya, Kyoto and Osaka is 6Hz.

when you use your own electric appliances such as hair dryer, electric iron for traveling and electric razor, the voltage of these appliances should be adjustable, otherwise you have to bring a transformer. Many domestic electrical appliances, such as mobile phones and cameras, can be used here.

Japan's entry and exit

Entry: Since November 2th, 27, Japan has collected fingerprints and taken facial photos of non-Japanese inbound passengers for archiving. Customs inspection

China people must hold valid passports and real visas when entering Japan, and apply for entry at the port of entry. When entering the country, it must be examined by the Japanese entry examiner. Even if the person holds a visa issued by embassies and consulates in China, Japan, the entry examiner has the right to refuse the person to enter Japan if the purpose of entry is inconsistent with the type of visa he holds.

(1) Entry order:

The flight arrives at the airport-quarantine inspection-entry examination-animal and plant quarantine-customs-entry

(2) Customs declaration matters

Articles brought into Japan need to be declared to the customs orally or in a declaration form; Please submit the declaration of "checked articles with articles" if the articles you carry exceed the duty-free scope.

(3) Duty-free scope (adult duty-free amount, commodities and commercial samples do not belong to the following duty-free items, but need to be taxed) Name, quantity and price 3 bottles of alcohol, 4 cigarettes or 1 cigars or 5 grams of shredded tobacco, 3 ounces of perfume, and other items, the total overseas market price does not exceed 2, yen (4) The main items prohibited from entering the country are: opium, cocaine, heroin, marijuana and stimulants (ice). Guns and ammunition; Yellow magazines, videos, etc.; Fake brand-name goods and other goods that infringe intellectual property rights.

(5) Main articles restricted from entry: animals and plants that need to be quarantined (subject to quarantine); Air guns, swords, pipes, etc. Medicines and cosmetics (limited in quantity); Animals and plants restricted from import according to the Washington Treaty. Departure regulations: The customs stipulates that the maximum amount to be taken out of the country is RMB 6, and US$ 5,. Please go through the customs formalities for high-grade goods such as cameras.

tax refund: the main service desk in each store can handle tax refund procedures. (Duty-free shops only)

Tip: According to the regulations of the Japanese Embassy in Beijing, after returning to China, each travel team must provide each member's passport to the Embassy for cancellation, which takes 3 working days, depending on the cancellation of the embassy. If any member fails to attend the sales signing meeting on time, it will cause bad consequences for you to go to other countries in the future.

health and public security in Japan

hygiene

1. The tap water in Japan can be directly drunk anywhere in China. Mineral water is easily available in supermarkets and convenience stores.

2. Toilets are all washable. There is a "Yin Ji" button in the bathroom, which can cover up the sound.

3. Please put the garbage into the corresponding bins.

Public security

Take care of your luggage and articles to prevent them from being switched by others, and don't bring anything for strangers to prevent them from being used for drug trafficking; Cash, jewelry and other valuables must be carried with you at any time and anywhere, and should not be put in the suitcase (bag) to prevent accidents; Going out for activities should be accompanied by peers, and do not move without authorization to prevent accidents; Generally, don't contact and talk with strangers, so as not to be deceived, and don't go to places and places that are prone to crimes such as red light districts.

Japanese tipping

There is no habit of tipping.

service charge: in addition to the consumption tax, some places may charge a service charge of 1% to 15% of your consumption.

National Holiday in Japan

January 1st: New Year's Day

The 2nd Monday in January: Adult's Day

February 11th: Founding Day

March 2th (or 21st). : vernal equinox

April 29th: Green Day

May 3rd: Constitution Day

May 5th: Children's Day

Third Monday in July: Ocean Festival

Third Monday in September: Respect for the Elderly

September 23rd (or 24th): Autumn Equinox Festival

weekdays (except sundays and supplementary holidays) sandwiched between two national holidays become holidays.

December 25th (Christmas Day) is not a Japanese holiday

Japanese government agencies and enterprises are closed from December 29th to January 3rd

Reference time for traveling in Japan

weekdays, Saturdays, Sundays and national holidays

Bank: 9:-15:

Post Office: 9:-17:

Office: 9:-17:

Department Store

1: -19: 3

.

1:-2:

1:-2:

museums and art galleries

1: -17:

1: -17:

1: -17: .

Almost all department stores have two or three weekdays off every month.

most art galleries and museums are closed on Mondays.