I am 15 years old, and I am going to travel to Japan alone this summer vacation. Can I book my own hotel room? thank you

Lz, I looked it up on the Japanese website for you. This situation may be more complicated.

Although Japan stipulates that minors can stay in hotels alone as long as their parents write a letter of guarantee or contact the hotel in advance.

But after all, this is a Japanese rule.

For outsiders, even if lz's parents wrote a letter of guarantee, it is difficult for the hotel to judge whether it is true or not. So it is very likely to be rejected.

However, this is only a rule. In reality, many hotels don't care about these for profit.

So if lz can speak Japanese, you can call to ask whether the hotel you want to book accepts minors to book separately.

If you can't speak Japanese, you can find a hotel reservation center similar to free travel and ask them to contact the hotel for confirmation.

This should be the most reliable way.

Above, I hope I can help lz.

In addition, the specific method of booking minors in Japanese hotels (Japanese) is attached. For lz reference.

Basic handedness

Alternate: I don't know. I don't know.

Telephone number of relatives, minor (year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year, year.

Formulas can be defined as consent, consent, necessity and necessity.

Make an appointment with someone close to you. (ネットによるでもです).)

Determine the method of accommodation and support. If you are a relative, you should make a deposit in advance. If you are a relative, you should not make a consent form.

Should be in the accommodation (められたはめにてもらぃッッッッッ) ).)

When minors are staying, staying and exploring.