How much does it cost to travel to Japan?

At present, there are no domestic tours to Japan that are as long as 9 days.

Actually, whether 22,000 is expensive or not depends on how the specific itinerary is arranged. For example, in Tokyo, the bussiness hotel I booked through Japan JTB in Ginza costs 11,000 yen per day, which is almost 750 yuan, and the entire room does not exceed 5 square meters. So if it's 4 stars throughout and in a good location, do you think it's expensive? Furthermore, Tokyo-Osaka-Kyoto, Shinkansen and non-Shinkansen, Shinkansen express and local trains, reserved seats and non-reserved seats, and green cars are also very different. But does your 22,000 include meals? Meals in Japan are relatively expensive.

Taking Shanghai as an example, the lowest quotation is generally around 4,500, and for 5 days, the price is more than 8,000 for slightly better quality. But it usually lasts for 5 days. I think it’s very stressful to visit three places. It’s a different matter if you like to just take a quick tour.

If you bring your own expenses, if you don’t buy big items such as cosmetics and electrical appliances, you don’t have to pay for meals and transportation, and you only have pocket money to buy some snacks and drinks, then 20,000 yen in about 10 days is more than enough. If you still want to buy some gadgets, such as specialties, kitty and the like, it may not be enough. Generally, tea - 150JPY, ice cream - 300JPY, kitty mobile phone chain - 450JPY, Japanese pastries (regular) - 1200JPY.

You'd better ask about the entire itinerary to better confirm whether it is calculated