I want to go to Japan for a free trip in June. Are you ready in time?

There are three people in my family in Japan, plus my mother-in-law and other relatives and six people. Because Japan doesn't recognize domestic driver's license and can't drive, we choose to charter a business car to travel freely. The selected route is adjusted by referring to the relevant routes of the travel agency and combining with my own understanding. The 7-day tour itinerary is determined as: Guangzhou-Osaka-Nara-Kyoto-Hakone-CHO-Tokyo-Guangzhou. Accurately speaking, this is a classic tourist route to visit kanto region, including Mount Fuji, Kyoto and Ginza, three famous natural, historical and modern scenic spots.

The route and itinerary design of free travel is very important, and it is worth spending more time to study and determine.

3. Car rental and tour guide services

After learning about Japan's free travel information, tour guides' introduction and tourists' evaluation through Taobao and other websites, we chose two travel companies to contact WeChat, put forward the requirements of car use standards, time schedule, driver and tour guide services, price and other matters, and asked the other party to design a reply tour route. After comparison, we chose Lv Ji Company to provide car rental and guidance services, and rented a 7-seat commercial vehicle, which was only responsible for the pick-up and drop-off on the first and last day, with full quotation and down payment. It is clear that the car rental fee includes 10 hours of car use every day (a small amount of overtime is allowed), drivers and tour guides are provided, and the tour guides take care of themselves.

I think it's a good choice to travel to Japan in groups of six when the language is unfamiliar and the local car and car rental costs are high.

4. Hotel restaurant reservation

Go to Ctrip, booking and other websites to learn about the destination hotel. Ask Lv Ji Company to recommend hotels or assist in inquiry and compare them to get a lower price. If possible, the earlier you book, the bigger the discount. All the hotels we booked do not include breakfast, and the prices are relatively affordable. Because there is no guarantee for a meal on the spot, I booked the table of "Crab Road Music" in advance.

Verb (abbreviation of verb) foreign currency exchange

Shopping in Japan cannot be paid directly in RMB or US dollars. According to the expenditure budget, before departure, we exchanged Japanese yen for the full budget at the domestic bank. Although there are more shops in Japan that can directly use UnionPay in stores, most shops still generally use cash, and the local exchange rate against RMB is high, which is not cost-effective. Interest rate is a constantly changing thing. I simply write it as 1 yuan, which is about 15 yen.

Intransitive verb WiFi lease

Rent a WIFI machine in Taobao for only 12 RMB a day, which is simple to operate and can be collected at the terminal. The rented WIFI machine allows us to use and promote it around the clock.

Seven. air ticket

You know that. It is suggested to buy air tickets in official website, the airline. Low price, rest assured.

Eight. Other considerations:

1. Customs: You only need to declare your personal belongings orally. Except for special items such as tobacco and alcohol, the total amount of goods purchased does not exceed 200,000 yen, and there is no need to pay taxes.

2. Shopping tax: Japanese people generally don't bargain when shopping. Large-scale comprehensive shopping malls can refund 5% consumption tax at the counter of the shopping mall on the day of holding their passports when purchasing goods above 10000 yen. In addition, any consumption such as shopping or catering is subject to a consumption tax of 5%, which is usually calculated at the time of consumption.

3. Hotel: toothpaste, toothbrush, shower gel, slippers, etc. Generally there are; The voltage is basically 100 volts, and the household charger socket can be used without a converter. There is no habit of tipping.

4. Transportation: The steering wheel of the vehicle is on the right, the vehicle is driving on the left and pedestrians are walking on the left. These three points are just the opposite of those in China. When crossing the road in Japan, you must pay attention to the direction of the vehicle and don't make a mistake.

5. Hygiene: Known as the cleanest country in the world, the sanitary conditions are first-class. People go to a fixed place to collect garbage at a fixed time. Rare trash cans in tourist attractions and streets.

6. Climate: Four distinct seasons, high temperature and plenty of rain in summer. It is recommended to take an umbrella.

7. Drinking water: tap water can be drunk directly, which is safe.

8. Hot springs: There are many hot springs. If you want to appreciate them, you'd better bring your own related supplies.