Seven-day tour in Japan

Japan is a highly developed country. There are many mysterious scenic spots and scenic spots here. The ancient Japanese culture has been well preserved and protected. The natural environment and human environment here are also quite good. There are also many places to eat and shop. Let's share the seven-day tour of Japan.

On April 29th, my home left at 12: 30, arrived in high-speed railway station by BRT b 1 50 minutes, took the subway to Shanghai Pudong Airport for about 1.5 hours, changed trains at Guanglan Road Station, and arrived at Pudong T2 International Airport at around 9: 00 pm, and took1:/.

Half-day tour in Tokyo on April 30th.

Finally arrived at Tokyo Haneda International Airport at 5 am on April 30th. The sunrise in Tokyo is really early, 5 am is like 10 in China, but the sun is not bright.

It is always a problem for me to buy a subway ticket for the first time when I go to a new country. This time, I struggled for a long time in front of the subway ticket machine. Finally, I asked a Japanese girl to help me buy a subway ticket. The first stop was arranged to go to Sensoji Temple, Tokyo, where there were many people early in the morning.

According to online reports, it is very spiritual here, so many Japanese people will come here to make wishes. We arrived in Sensoji Temple less than seven o'clock in the morning, and the street stall was not open yet. However, we met several China tour groups, and many China tourists also drew lots in Sensoji Temple.

After visiting Sensoji Temple, we went to Ueno Park by subway. Ueno Park is too big. We only visited a small corner and our feet were sore. Maybe we didn't have a good rest on the plane last night. Later, we found a Chinese restaurant in the west of Shinozu Pool, which was very delicious.

In the afternoon 1, take the Shinkansen to Kyoto Station. There are many snacks and restaurants in Kyoto station, and the hotel is conveniently arranged opposite Kyoto station.

Sensoji Temple

On May 1 Day, Kyoto Station took Maruyama Line and got off at Maruyachi, then changed to East-West Line and got off at Nijo Castle Front Station, and walked to Kyoto Nijo Castle. Adult tickets cost 600 yen. Nijo Castle is a world cultural heritage, and it takes about one and a half hours to see the scenic spots.

Later, we went to the garden by subway. There are people wearing Japanese kimonos from all over the world in the scenic spot, and there are many barbecues that have just entered the scenic spot. At about four o'clock in the afternoon, we left Kyoto and took the Shinkansen to Osaka. The adult fare is 560 yen.

Japan street

One-day trip to Osaka on May 2nd.

There are several subway stations near Osaka Castle Park. In order to save time and economy, we chose the nearest subway station to get off and get off at Osaka History Museum. The museum here also charges 600 yen. Not interested in their history, so we didn't go in. Tianshouge is the most famous scenic spot in Osaka Castle Park and one of the most famous scenic spots in Japan. The fare is 600 yen, and those who are interested can go in and visit.

Tianshouge

In the afternoon, I went to Zhucheng by subway. The ticket cost 700 yen, but I advise you never to go. First, it's boring. Second, queuing for a long time is tiring and expensive. I still have something to see, and I regret it 200%. There are many restaurants with average prices near Tsutenkaku, so you can try them.

I bought it on May 3rd at buy buy in Xinsaiqiao.

It is true that Osaka has the lowest price. The medicine we bought in Kyoto is exactly the same as that in Osaka. The price in Osaka is half cheaper. I want to buy it in buy buy in Japan, but remember to buy it in buy buy in Osaka. However, in Japan, most things are made in Southeast Asia, especially in China. I don't know why. We came to Osaka to arrange a day to buy at buy buy, but after a day of shopping, most of them were made in China.

Osaka will return to Tokyo on May 4th.

Wake up naturally in the morning and go to the opposite pine house for breakfast. Matsuya is a famous chain restaurant in Japan. Open 24 hours, with Chinese interface, very convenient.

In Japanese hotels, the latest check-out time is basically 1 1. 10: 30, we packed our bags, checked out and took the Shinkansen to Tokyo.

The Japanese Shinkansen is not as fast as China's high-speed rail, and it is extremely expensive, much more expensive than China and many times more expensive than air tickets. Partners who go to Japan had better work hard early and buy air tickets to travel to various places in Japan.

Tourists outside Japan, the kind of JR bought online.

PASS, I personally don't recommend buying it. Unless you have to take the JR line many times, it's not much cheaper and troublesome. JRPASS can only take a few trains. For example, the route from Tokyo to Osaka is mostly Hope Train Jr.

Pass is not available.

Moreover, this time I met an embarrassing thing. The ticket on the Shinkansen says Shinagawa, Tokyo. I thought I only bought Shinagawa Station. Today, everyone knows my English. I asked a Japanese guy in the car, and he said he got off here. After getting off the bus, he asked a staff member at the exit. He said he would take the Shinkansen.

So we changed the high-speed train and continued to sit in Tokyo. Here, except for the fare and distance, there is no difference between taking the high-speed rail and taking the subway. It doesn't matter if you take the wrong seat as long as you don't leave the station. Go in the opposite direction. For example, if we get off early, we will continue to take the next high-speed train. Anyway, there will be a train coming in about ten minutes, which is very convenient and the same platform.

Because we are going to see electrical appliances in Akihabara, and this line from Tokyo to Akihabara is also a JR line. We took the Shinkansen ticket we bought in Osaka and went straight to Akihabara.

Akihabara is crowded with people everywhere, and there are dazzling electrical signs. Most of the shopping malls are in Chinese, and there is no communication barrier at all. Even the Japanese know some Chinese. But many small household appliances here are not available in China, and we don't know what they are used for and how to use them. And the voltage of Japanese household appliances is mostly110v, and that of China is 220v. After visiting the electrical appliance city, I took a photo at the National Assembly Hall in Japan, then went to the most prosperous Ginza, and went to the airport after leg cramps.

Return to China and Shanghai by red-eye plane on May 5th.

I took three days off to go to Japan on Labor Day. Nobody wants to buy everything in buy buy. I have arranged a lot of shopping time by myself, but I'm just browsing. At the Japanese airport, I saw many people, and each person had several suitcases. It's really rewarding. China people bought many products made in China in Japan. I always feel strange when I see this scene. Why don't you just sell us your stuff? Why do we go to Japan to buy them?

Japan travel guide

I. Visa

Many online visas, such as Ctrip and Taobao, cost 200 yuan to get to 300 yuan. Generally, all materials can be distributed. There is no problem of getting a white passport visa. Many people around me have white passports, and they have all been issued.

Second, air tickets, hotels

It's not difficult at all, just click on the major travel websites to buy.

Third, the subway

The Japanese subway is operated by several companies, so buying subway tickets on the Japanese subway ticket vending machine will suit different buyers. Watermelon cards are not discounted, and it is not worthwhile for a family of three to travel. One card per person costs a lot of money. Some Japanese subway maps on the Internet are not quite consistent with the actual situation. It is more convenient to download the Japanese subway APP without printing the subway map.

4. Shinkansen in Japan

The Japanese Shinkansen is equivalent to China's high-speed rail, but it is n times more expensive than China's high-speed rail, and its speed is not as fast as that of China. For tourists outside Japan, you can buy JRPASS online.

If you take the route from Tokyo to Osaka, I personally think it is not recommended to buy it. There are too few cars that can use JRPASS. If you take the wrong bus, it will be very troublesome, and using JRPASS is not much cheaper.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) language.

In Japan, English is basically not used, because they can't understand you when you speak English, and they also speak Japanese to you. Japanese words are basically understandable, and the rest depends on body language. The places bought by buy buy are basically from China, and I can speak some Mandarin in a few days, so partners who can't speak English don't have to worry at all.