Is it possible to travel to Japan without knowing Japanese at all?

Of course! The following are feasible suggestions for tourists who are not good at speaking Japanese to travel in Japan, which are explained from three aspects: itinerary arrangement, transportation mode and accommodation:

1. Itinerary arrangement: When planning a trip to Japan, you can Choose some already planned travel routes, which usually include some of the major tourist attractions. If you are interested in Japan's traditional culture and history, you can visit some temples, castles, and museums. In addition, you can also try Japanese delicacies such as sushi, ramen, yakiniku and tempura. When choosing travel routes, you can check the itineraries for these routes in advance to get a better idea of ??the day-to-day activities and attractions.

2. Transportation: Japan’s public transportation system is very developed, and you can choose from different transportation modes such as subways, buses, and trains. At the station or on the bus, you can prepare your destination and route in advance and buy the corresponding tickets. If you need help, ask staff at the station or on the bus. Additionally, there are travel apps you can use to help you plan your trip and navigate when traveling in Japan.

3. Accommodation: When choosing accommodation, you can choose some international chain hotels or local Japanese hotels. These hotels usually have English service and provide some tourist information and maps. In addition, you can also choose some B&Bs or youth hostels, which may be more affordable and provide more social opportunities.

In short, you can still travel in Japan even if you don’t understand Japanese. Prepare in advance, master some basic Japanese vocabulary and phrases, and make full use of Japan's public transportation system and tourism resources, and you will have an unforgettable journey.