How much does it cost to travel to Japan?

Is it a tour group or a single person?

For a tour group, a six-day round trip costs 5780 yuan, and only one of the four islands can be visited.

brief introduction

Six-Day Tour in Honshu, Japan (Myeongdong)-Experience Tour Detailed itinerary: On the first day, Shanghai/Nagoya-Osaka-Shinsaibashi will meet at the departure airport, take a luxury passenger plane, transfer to Shanghai to Nagoya, and visit Shinsaibashi, a bustling shopping paradise in Osaka. Dawton Rise near Shinsaibashi is a typical place to eat in Osaka. Here, signboards covered with all kinds of delicious food attract an endless stream of people every day, among which Jinlong Lamian Noodles, Four Heavenly Kings Lamian Noodles, Daole Crab Restaurant and Octopus Roast are the most popular. ...

However, personal visa for free travel to Japan: (This is easy to handle) But monolingualism is a problem.

1: You can stay in Japan 15 days.

The visa is valid for 90 days.

3. Free travel visa processing time is 7 working days.

Let me do the math.

It should be cheaper to stay in other cities in Tokyo for 8000-9000 yen (the symbol of yen).

If you have been playing in a city, you can rent an apartment every week, usually around 5000-6000 a day (Tokyo).

Going to scenic spots, such as shrines and temples, is basically free (but you still have to pay for sesame oil)

The Tokyo Tower looks like 3000 yuan. I wonder if the price has gone up.

Disney is 5000 yen.

If a meal costs 300-500 yen and Lamian Noodles 500-800 yen (= = dozens of noodles in a bowl), 1500 yen is enough for one person when you go back to the sushi restaurant. Izakaya, generally 3000-5000 yen per person.

However, transportation in Japan is more expensive. The subway is generally around 230 yuan, and the JR tram is around 200.

So it's about 3W RMB.

But I don't know if the price should be reduced after the earthquake.