What are the high-quality self-help travel suggestions for Japan?

1, find your own place and hand in your ticket.

Now, if I remember correctly, all the tourist visas in Japan are still given to the travel agency. At this time, it is necessary to find out where you belong. First of all, it is convenient for you to get your own visa (it is not impossible to cross regions, but it is difficult to cross regions). Secondly, it is directly related to the issue of tickets. Whether Beijing, Shenyang, Dalian and Qingdao suggest flying to Tokyo, Shanghai and Guangzhou suggest flying to Osaka, and Xi 'an and Chongqing.

Step 2 buy other tickets

If it is not a small-scale activity, then JR Pass is better. In short, this thing is a tourist pass for foreigners. After buying it, you can decide to take most rail transit with a license. If you only plan to travel in Kanto, Kansai, Shikoku, Hokuriku and Hokkaido, there is no need to buy a JR pass. However, if your itinerary takes Honshu Island and Hokkaido into consideration, it is strongly recommended to buy a JR pass.

Step 3 plan a specific itinerary

Please throw away all the guidebooks, including Lonely Planet. If your relatives and friends have been to Japan, you can call them. Don't forget to take out a map to help you decide where to travel. This step really depends on you. what would you like to see？ Do what? What to eat? If you are not sure what you think, in addition to consulting friends, you can also refer to the jnto website.

After determining the specific travel location, book accommodation. There are four kinds of accommodation: Japanese hotels, foreign hotels (including business express hotels), family hotels and youth hotels. My personal experience is that I live in a small place, a Japanese hotel (room) in the old place, and a new place in a new place. It is more affordable to go to small places, and big cities are the first choice.

As for the price, 2w yen is basically a dividing line. 1w hotel is probably not as good as 5k express hotel. You can always find something you like if you look more. The bottom line of accommodation price is basically around 2000 yen (bed/honeycomb hotel), and the bottom price of old shops is generally around 17000. However, 90% of old shops and hotels are catering, and their cooking skills are quite high.

There are two points to note: guests who don't speak Japanese may ask you to pay a deposit; Say how many people live, and only a few people can live. That's easy to say. If there are many people, they will be repatriated directly.