American international students (F1 visa) want to travel to Japan individually

First, you need to apply for a travel I-20 from a school in the United States and go to the school’s international student office. Then go to the Japanese embassy in the United States to apply for a tourist visa. The embassy in the United States is divided into districts just like the U.S. embassy in China. First, find out which district of the city you are in and which Japanese embassy you need to go to for visa application. The forms you need to fill out are similar to those when you came to the United States. You don’t need to prepare a lot of materials. Generally, it won’t be a tragedy because you are signing in the United States.

But I would like to ask one more question. You can stop by Japan to visit when you return to China. This way the air tickets are cheaper and you don’t have to spend nearly thirty hours flying back and forth. It’s not the most suitable. Already?