To apply for a single-entry visa to Okinawa, you must stay in Okinawa for one night. It was my first time to go to Japan and I didn’t understand Japanese at all. I plan to go there in June or July t

To apply for a single-entry visa to Okinawa, you must stay in Okinawa for one night. It was my first time to go to Japan and I didn’t understand Japanese at all. I plan to go there in June or July this year. Please include the means of transportation.

1. How much money to bring depends on your consumption and accommodation situation. Have you bought the air ticket from Okinawa to Tokyo-Osaka? The general Shinkansen ticket from Tokyo to Osaka is about 16,000 yen. The accommodation depends on the hotel. You can pay attention to this when booking a hotel. As for eating and drinking, if you are not very particular and just eat casually, a meal will cost around 1,000 yen. The lowest monthly salary for Japanese people is about 180,000 yen, so roughly half a month in this range is theoretically enough. As for consumption, it depends on what you buy.

2. Credit cards (UnionPay or Master Card are acceptable) are accepted in most places, and you can even use Alipay

3. Customs does not require cash, but you can bring more than 1 million W Japanese yen needs to be declared for use.

4. In fact, there is nothing that needs to be prepared.

1. If you only have two days in Okinawa, Shuri Castle is a must-visit attraction. As for Tokyo, you can go to Skytree, the Imperial Palace, Fuji TV, Sensoji Temple, and Meiji Shrine. As for Osaka, I haven’t been there much. You can check the guide (there are slums in Osaka, so if you want to understand the dark side, you can consider it. Please pay attention. Safety)

2. When shopping, it is recommended to buy last. Things in Okinawa have shipping costs from the main island of Japan to Okinawa, so they are more expensive and are not recommended (except for Okinawa specialties). For shopping, Osaka City is a shopping paradise. There are many drugstores there, so you can go in and have a look (a lot of the store staff there can speak Chinese, and they will recommend them to you).

3. Fresh fruits cannot be brought home, please note! However, Japanese fruits are very expensive, so I don’t recommend buying them. If you want to eat them, you can go to the market opposite Ueno Park in Tokyo, because they are cheaper in residential areas. Most shops have sashimi and other items.

(Japan’s subway lines are very messy, very messy and difficult to understand. It’s best to use an APP and transfer to NAVITIME to avoid getting lost. Taxis are very expensive. Try to use public transportation as much as possible. .

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