Need proof of assets to go to Japan? I am a college student and want to play by myself.

Yes, if you plan to travel to Japan, you need to provide proof of assets. Generally speaking, the asset certificate can be deposit certificate, property certificate, income certificate, etc. Oneself or parents, spouse, lover, brothers and sisters, son-in-law, in-laws, children and in-laws. If you are a college student, you can prove your parents' assets, but you need to provide their parents' signature and consent, and submit relevant materials to prove the relationship between your and China.

As for the travel budget and expenses, it depends on your personal needs and preferences. If you plan to travel near Tokyo, the Shinkansen is fast, but the price is not low, and the fare to Kyoto is also an expense. Shopping can be tax-free and 8% tax can be refunded, which will be more cost-effective.

If you choose to go to Laox with a group, you can apply to join WeChat members online, and you can get coupons immediately, and the first purchase can be directly deducted.

In short, traveling to Japan requires proof of assets, and the budget and expenses need to be formulated according to personal needs and preferences.