Japanese tourist routes

1. From Hong Kong to Narita Airport (by plane)

Narita-Akihabara (tram) accommodation (Dongheng Hotel) 1 yes 1 person 3000-5000 yen, and there are four around Akihabara.

-Tokyo Station 1-3 can reach Shinjuku, Ginza, Xinqiao, Shibuya and Roppongi. If you have time, I also recommend that you take the tram to Yokohama (Sakuragi-CHO, Zhonghua Street, Yamashita Park) for 49 minutes. You can stay in Yokohama or go back to Tokyo.

It is suggested to buy a round-trip ticket 1 person 12000 yen at Shinohama-Kyoto (Shinkansen).

I also went to Japan during my freshman summer vacation, and I personally talked about the visa issue. Because it is a group tour, the visa is quite easy to handle, and it will be won in about fifteen days. However, it is said that the visa for self-help tour is a bit difficult ~ I heard that it is quite bluffing that you can sign it now with an annual salary of more than 250 thousand, but students like us who have no income don't know. Parents can go to relevant departments for consultation ~ or go to travel agencies for help. Find a travel agency to help me get a visa, book a plane ticket and a hotel, and then play by myself. This is the procedure for my classmate to take the SAT in Hong Kong, but I don't know if Japan is feasible. Parents can try it. )

Then we can talk about the price. I brought 50 thousand yen (I don't think it was enough), but because I didn't want to spend too much, I played for seven days, which was more than enough. Besides, I lost nearly 10 thousand. Mineral water over there 100 to 150, which is as expensive as 200 in Disney. 200 to 300 instant noodles. For a meal, about 2000 yuan can be done. As for hotel accommodation, it is not clear. Parents can check it online. Other big-name perfumes range from 3,000 to 6,000, and clothes and cosmetics can be found in Li Meihui and other quotations. So parents can figure out how much money they have with them.

Then recommend a book published by Lonely Planet in Japan, which is nearly 100 RMB, quite thick. Introduce various routes to Japan independently. The book published by Lonely Planet is quite reliable. I also referred to that when I went, but I didn't buy it home. First of all, it is too heavy. Second, it's too expensive, and it's badly translated. Honey, you can refer to it carefully.

Let's talk about scenic spots I was deeply impressed by the hot springs in Sensoji Temple, Zhong Er Bridge, Hakone-CHO and Shinsaibashi (a fair-price shopping paradise). . ), as well as Disney (more fun than the Hong Kong version), Mount Fuji Five Eyes (strong push), Meiji Jingu, Harajuku and Noboru takeshita. There are quite a few (because I am old and like cultural routes). If you want to buy any electronic products when you go to Akihabara, someone suggests not to. It has been occupied by maid coffee shops, adult toy shops and everything that otaku likes. . . If that's what kissing is about, it's another matter.

There are many delicious things, especially Disney popcorn. Don't miss it!

In short, Japan has many attractions. I plan to go after the college entrance examination ~ I may find a relative for reference then ~

I hope you have a good trip.

By the way, remind parents that taxis there are too expensive. . . . Call nearly a thousand RMB at a time! ! !