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It’s not a big problem if you don’t understand Japanese. As long as you can write Traditional Chinese, Japanese people can basically understand it. The suggestion is as follows: Depart from Shanghai to Narita Airport in Japan, take a ride and check into the hotel. The next day, you can choose to take the train to Disneyland, the dream paradise for adults and children. In the evening, you can watch the ever-changing charm of Disneyland at night (because they are all in Chiba Prefecture). You need to leave one day to enjoy it fully ( If it is sufficient, the Japanese can play for three days! On the third day, you can go to Tokyo and Akihabara, Japan's most famous electrical appliance street and musical instrument street. Here you can unexpectedly find many novel, interesting and ultra-low-priced electrical appliances. Ginza You can go shopping or shopping in Ginza, the most exclusive area in Tokyo. The most distinctive feature of Sensoji Temple is the Kaminarimon gate with a huge lantern hanging at the entrance and the lively residential areas on both sides. The Imperial Palace is the residence of the Japanese royal family. The current Imperial Palace was built in 1968, and the Imperial Palace Niju Bridge is the most popular tourist attraction.

On the fourth day, I took the Shinkansen to Osaka. The commercial bustle of Shinsaibashi in Osaka was beyond my imagination, so I could only experience it myself. If you want to shop, spend more time here.

Hot springs are found in many places in Japan. You can stay in a hot spring hotel where you can stay and soak in hot springs.

Final suggestion: You don’t need to exchange more Japanese yen when going to Japan, because UnionPay cards are accepted in many places, and the exchange rate is lower than domestic foreign exchange purchases.