Can police cadets travel to Japan?

Police cadets, like other ordinary citizens, can travel to Japan. From the three aspects of itinerary, mode of transportation and accommodation:

1. Itinerary: The travel itinerary of police cadets is no different from that of other ordinary citizens. They can choose to join a tour group or plan their own itinerary. There are many scenic spots and activities worth visiting in Japan, including Tokyo, Kyoto, Osaka and other cities, as well as Mount Fuji and Hokkaido.

2. mode of transportation: Japan's transportation system is very developed, and public transportation such as railways, subways and buses is extremely convenient. For police cadets, they can choose to take high-speed trains, planes and other means of transportation to Japan. At the same time, in Japan, you can also choose public transportation such as subway and bus, or rent bicycles for short trips, which is convenient and environmentally friendly.

3. Accommodation: During traveling in Japan, police cadets can choose various types of accommodation, such as hotels, guesthouses and homestays. The facilities and services of these accommodation places are relatively good, which can meet the needs of tourists with different budgets. In addition, Japan's public security is relatively good, and this factor can also be considered when choosing accommodation.

In short, police cadets, like other ordinary citizens, can travel to Japan. In terms of itinerary, mode of transportation and accommodation, you can choose according to your own preferences and needs. Only during traveling, you need to abide by the relevant regulations and procedures in Japan, such as visa application and currency use.